Chancellor Munitz to Visit SJSU by Robert Drueckhammer out to As Many CSU Campuses As He Can on a Daily Staff Wnter General Basis to Get to Know Students

4ii PA RTA N DA LY Pk. Vol. 97, No. 14 Published for .Sari lose State University since 1934 Thursday, September, 1991 NOMMIONNIMMINIEM.44410',M10 2,4610,4111111111111NOW~MILIP*1151V110, AMPIIIMIIII011111111111111110116 All Chancellor Munitz to visit SJSU By Robert Drueckhammer out to as many CSU campuses as he can on a Daily staff wnter general basis to get to know students. In this case, he's going to speak to stu- Students and faculty members will be dents about the presidential search process, able to help California State University but I think the main reason for coming is to Chancellor Barry Munitz come up with a job learn about the campus in general," description for SJSU's new president on MacCarthy said. Friday. MacCarthy added that he will be meeting Munitz will arrive on campus to deter- with the various groups on campus which mine exactly what SJSU students and faculty will have advisory members on the presiden- members want in a president and will speak tial search committee to help them under- to students in the engineering auditorium at 2 stand their position in the search process. p.m. The committee will be made up of five This is the first time a state chancellor members of the board of trustees, three fac- will meet with CSU students to discuss the ulty members, one student, the president of issue, said SJSU President Gail Fullerton, another CSU campus, one administrative and who will be retiring at the end of this month. support staff member, one member of the "He intends to take an active role (in the SJSU advisory board and one alumnus. presidential search process)," Fullerton said "Many of the groups who will be appoint- during a press conference Friday. ing members to the committee need to get "There has not been much community some input about their role so they can find involvement before.... The amount of com- interested people," MacCarthy said. He munity involvement that will occur is added that Munitz "wants to help them unprecedented," Fullerton added. understand what they will be doing." Fullerton said that Munitz wants to Lori Stahl, public information officer for explain the process of making a job descrip- SJSU, added that Munitz will be meeting tion for the new president, and is interested with the Associated Students executive in getting students' viewpoints on that issue. board and the Academic Senate, but did not Photos by Leslie Salnnann Datly staff photographer She did not delve into specifics of what say what will be discussed at those meetings. Several thousands of students visited the 19th than 200 employers about lob prospects on would be discussed. She also said Munitz will be attending the Annual Career Exploration Day to talk to more Wednesday in Event Center arena. Steve MacCarthy of the state chancellor's 25th anniversary celebration for State office, however, said that Munitz has a larger Assemblyman John Vasconcellos, D-San reason to come to SJSU. Jose, being held at the San Jose Fairmont Career day "Chancellor Munitz has been trying to get Hotel on Fnday. attracts more Women's center suffers; than 4,200 'general apathy' blamed By Jason Rothman "I think it's a shame that women don't By Dede Reis Daily staff artier realize there is a place women can go to find Daily stall writer out about issues concerning just women," Women are ignoring the women's center. said Melinda Walton, a senior who volun- The 19th annual Career Exploration Day was The center's two student workers are teers at the women's center. "It's been hard deemed a tremendous success by co-coordinator leaving at the end of the semester, and they to keep interest going." of the event, Lupe Zuniga. More than 4,200 peo- are worried because women are not coming The complacency has not come as a sur- ple attended, Zuniga said. forward to take over the center. prise to Sivensen. "1 heard very positive comments from employ- Wiggsy Sivertsen, the center's staff advis- During last semester's Take Back the ers," said Zuniga, "and from students who said er, thinks that someone will fill the position Night march, which was held at the end of they had ample time opportunity to talk to at the end of the semester. She has been the women's week, the marchers were walking employers." adviser for 15 years and has come across this past a sorority when some of the women on Some reactions: problem before. the house's porch called them the feminist )r. "The response has been great," said Ricardo Sivertsen said she is worried about the Nazis. Espinosa, representative from Student Painters," general apathy toward social action clubs. "Those women were so behind the times I've got 23 potential managers." This is the first Sivensen cites the "general tone of com- that they called us Nazis," Sivensen said. "If year the company has been to SJSU and according placency" on campus as the cause for the the center closes there will be another level to Espinosa, "We're looking for motivation and lack of center users. "Some people have no of silence on campus." David Schilli*, senior administration of justice major, talks positive attitude." in the student recruits. understanding of social problems," she said, "There needs to be a voice that speaks with Officer C. Baldwin of the Palo Alto Police Department. See CAREERS, Back Page "until it happens to them." about the inequalities on campus," she The students who work there agree that added. "Our job is to educate the people on there needs to be a change. those issues." INSIDE Mayor Hammer requests money from City Council FEATURES to research possible site for Giants' baseball park Monty Hall mystery: Learn how to beat the odds By Nicholas I), Smith 'It will be the when 'making a deal.' Daily nail writer Page 4 biggest project Stating she wanted to give the voters the information to make an informed deci- the city will have sion about whether or not to build a ball- WORLD NEWS park in San Jose, Mayor Susan Hammer undertaken' Yeltslit heartache : The announced Wednesday she will ask the City Council for money to study the pro- although she added the council "has not Russian president left his post posed site. decided on any tax." with chest pains Wednesday. The $640,((X) Hammer said she needs Hammer said the cost of the actual sta- Page 5 for the study would come from redevelop- dium wouldn't be known until at least ment funds originally earmarked for devel- December. opment around the stadium site, and would While Santa Clara is still trying to get pay consultants to "further explore" the the Giants as well, Hammer said San Jose site near Zanker Road and Highway 237. was not in competition with any other city, but was just one city actively pursuing the Money needed Warn. "I think it's important to be aggressive Hammer said the money was needed so at this point," Hammer said. "It's no secret voters could have a fair idea of what the Giants are not happy with their situa- they're voting on, although 5200,0(X) of tion at Candlestick Park." the money would he spent on designing According to the mayor's task force in the stadium for the Giants before voters charge of studying the site, the ballpark approve or reject it. would generate S88 million per year and Mame Rowland Special to the Daly "I want to give voters that opportunity," employ 697 people. Mayor Hammer discusses S.F. Giants' future during press conference. Hammer said, calling the study "very, very necessary." Opponents don't like it en," Hammer said, adding that neither the pollution control plant where sludge stor- A county measure last year seeking Giants nor San Jose were ready to marry age facilities are nearby. The mayor's task FOOTBALL voter approval for a stadium failed. However, opponents of the stadium say yet. Only with the Giants and the city sit- Force study found no significant odor prob- Hammer wouldn't promise that the cost the money would be better spent on other ting down together would the decision be lems. PREVIEW '91 of the study won't increase after initiated, problems. made, Hammer said, and the money to fur- "The Giants think this is a good sac," all of the action: noting she didn't want to be "hung in the Yet Hammer said the public would ther study the site would give San Jose Hammer said. catch headlines" for cost overruns if that hap- eventually support the project when the The Big West season kicks off more leverage in any discussions. Hammer said San Jose would not suffer pened. "I'm not going to get into that Giants are at last named the San Jose The proposed site is located between sports saturation it the Giants came with this weekend. Get ready by trap," she said. Giants. Tasman Drive and Highway 237 near the Sharks hockey team already here. "A reading this special tab. Taxing San Jose to finance the stadium "If this project comes off it will the Zankcr Road. The site was criticized city the size of San Jose should be able to See insert is still "a possibility," Hammer said, biggest project the city will have undertak- recently for odors resulting from a water support three or four major warns." MEM

2 Thursday; September 19, 1991 U San lose State University II SPARTAN DAILY FORUM OPINION EDITORIAL , We need real weapon control, not just $50 harsher punishments would lower the S.F. Supervisors crime rate, when in reality it did nothing. What is really needed is a strict gun- unique program control law either outlawing the use of guns, or making it incredibly hard to get one. not enough That might lower the murder rate a he San Francisco little,litde, but we think that the real problem lies in the society itself. supervisors recently We need to dank about why then are voted to give $50 to youth gangs in cities, and why people anyone who turns a feel such hate that they need to kill people. gun over to the city's police. Supervisor Willie Kennedy was Is this the best idea the quoted in the San Francisco Chronicle saying, "If we get 50 guns and save one supervisors could come up life it is worth it." Aren't you aiming a with? little small Supervisor Kennedy? The supervisors think that people will willingly hand over their weapons for a miniscule amount of money. Hope needed Most of the people the program is Give the people something to hope catering to bought the gun either for for, give the people adequate social protection, or because their line of pro s. business requires it. &t he unemployed access to jobs so they don't have to rob people to feed Streets aren't safe their children. Make the shopkeepers feel safe so they don't have to arm In some areas in San Francisco the themselves to keep their stores open. Do Real Dommguez Spartan Daily streets are not safe, but giving people more to educate youths so they don't money to turn in their guns will not give up and join a gang because they see make the streets any safer, no alternative. For one thing, criminals know they The program is using the $9,500 can sell the gun on the street or to a gun raised through the sale of drug dealers' shop for more than $50. For those who properties. The money would be better LETTERS TO THE EDITOR bought guns for protection, their peace of spent through youth programs and social mind is worth more than $50. counseling to make a better future, For a long time, politicians thought without violence, if possible. Debate over best Rothman hours of future embarrassment, Limits on freedom are if he had only done his homework. baseball team rolls on But the most confusing logic came fol- necessary lowing statements regarding the respective Editor, venus where both teams play baseball. In Editor, I am an A's fan, and I like the Giants reference to Candlestick Park the author In her Sept. 13 column ("Ludicrous AND ANOTHER and their fans. It is the article that Jason states, "As stadiums go, it is the third laws inhibit people's freedom"), Carter Rothman wrote that I have a problem worst in the major leagues losing only laments the existence of laws, which pro- with. to the Houston Astrodome and the tect citizens from harm due to another's THING Ted R. Comerford , In the story "A's fans are fair weather, Oakland Coliseum." actions, as an unnecessary restriction of Giants fans diehard," the author achieved He faulted the Coliseum for its accessi- freedom. one of the basic objectives in writing by bility, pleasant weather, manicured field Kim can't understand why she got a luring the attention of the reader. and "perfect" spherical shape. Mr. ticket for running a stop-sign on her bicy- However, in the process he managed to Rothman, if you must fault the stadium for cle. Bicycles are defined as vehicles Kudos for financial aid disgrace the art and profession of journal- being perfect, then so be it. But again, a according to the vehicle code; they share ism. little common sense would have told you the streets with cars and have the same In his article, the author proposed the that there are many ballparks in the major rights and privileges on our surface theory that a large difference exists leagues that are symmetrical, including streets. Along with these freedoms come staff; they actually listen between Giants and A's fans. The article Wrigley Field a stadium that you cite some responsibilities. arbitrarily focused on "differences" as having personality in the same article. Kim also had a problem with what she sat in line an front of the financial are also statewide committees that work backed by weak and irresponsible assump- The author eloquently summed up his terms "non-smoking propaganda." She I aid disbursement windows on cutting down form duplication and tions disguised as justifications. article by stating that Giants fans just says non-smoking ordinances which waiting for my Pell Grant check, red tape. I commend those who are Mr. Rothman claimed that "Giants fans watch and cheer at ball games while A's protect non-smokers from second-hand I was certainly not the only one working toward making financial aid less are 'diehard,' and most A's fans are 'fair fans wallow in the spoils of the Coliseum. smoke, the third leading cause of death in who had been waiting for a check of a headache to get. There is much more weather" since A's fans are loyal to their Perhaps the author's need to clarify the the United States are "teasing" the for a long time. During the past few team only when it is winning. I am curi- difference between A's and Giants fans is smoking community. Kim wants either months I have experienced just about ous as to the technique used to determine his attempt to justify parking in run-down complete freedom or none at all. every conceivable problem a student They have this fact. Fan interviews? Surveys? dirt lots far from the "Stick," wading The problem comes when one person's could with financial aid. I have to admit. Questionnaires? This is an irresponsible through crowded walkways and getting freedom curtails another's rights, such as I am often a special case. Most students, jumped through assumption corning from a so-called jour- trapped in bathrooms with no exits. Were the right to live. although they may be frustrated and nalist the fans still watching and cheering during Kim claims the "our ancestors migrated inconvenienced, still manage to get their many hoops of Let's see if Mr. Rothman's theory the 33 losses (and counting) at home, Mr. to America to live in a freedom-filled money. Why is this? stands up to a simple, yet telling test. I Rothman- environment." Certainly many came to Even with staffing and funding cuts, fire for me and the financial took the liberty of calling the front offices All is not lost, however. His profound escape a society wherein a minority aid office has done a my ends to get of both the Giants and the A's to obtain summary gave me a glimmer of hope, not claimed almost unlimited for themselves, wonderful job. At times I have been some figures. Since both teams are having to mention a hell of an ending to my while the rest furious that I was not told that there was suffered grievously as a our money,. il not similar seasons, a comparison of home rebuttal. In reference to the food at result of the exercise of these unbridled a form missing or that "the person that game attendance should put to rest any Park the writer states ills freedoms. you talked to on the phone should not on time, at east Candlestick that have told you that your money would be fair weather/diehard dispute. bad and that the fans don't eat it for the While nobody likes the idea of their in; it's not." into the bank To date, the Giants have drawn taste. I couldn't agree with you mare, Mr. freedom being restricted, mature adults Making unnecessary trips to campus 1,519,578 fans while the A's have drawn Rothman you have consistently proven accept the necessity of some limits to their between work and class is not my idea of 2,389,189, averaging almost 12,000 more throughout your article that you have no freedom where it effects others adversely. fun. I have much better things to do with to be done, fans per game in a smaller park. It should taste. We finally are in agreement. my time than getting stuck in traffic on After I mentioned the financial aid be noted that this fact-finding mission James DeNike Peter Fournier my way to school, or standing in a line department in last week's column, I took all of five minutes to confirm five Senior Junior for an hour, just to find out that I was made a concerted effort to educate minutes that could have saved Mr. Public Relations Environmental Studies given a piece of misinformation, myself on the whole financial aid What continues to shine through all of process. I asked many questions and was the emotion and frustration is the given many answers. I also made several commitment of the financial aid staff. suggestions. All of them were listened They have jumped through many hoops to. Some of them may find their way into of foe for me and my friends to get our the system; some will not. Forum page policies money, if not on time, at least into the The financial aid staff welcomes bank. They seem to understand that they suggestions from the students it serves The Spartan Daily devotes the second 0149. You may now send us your letters Categories available to non -Daily are holding in their hands the lives of the about how things might be done better, page Monday through Friday to opinions by FAX. staffers are: students that they are working with. We faster, or more economically. from the Daily staff and the SJSU com- When submitting articles, please > Campus voice which are 300 to 500 depend on the money that we get from If you have any suggestions, you may munity. Students, staff, faculty are wel- include: your name, phone number, word essays on current campus, political, our grants and loans. We depend on the leave them in writing in the financial aid come, and urged, to contribute opinions. address, class standing and major (if a stu- or personal issues. Submissions should be staff and the work/study students that office, addressed to Don Ryan. If you Turn letters and opinions to Letters to dent). The editor appreciates typed or well researched. take care of our financial aid files, haven't gotten your check yet, hang in the Editor box in the Spartan Daily news- laser-printed articles and loves it when > Letters to the Editor which should There is much more involved in the there. I still have a Stafford Loan to get room, WLN 104, between 9 a.m. and 5 articles are submitted on a 3.5-inch disc be approximately 200 words responding workings of the financial aid office than through, too. Good luck. p.m. with Microsoft Wad. to Spartan Daily articles, or calling atten- any student who is standing on the Submissions may also be mailed to the Don't send us your only copy because tion to a particular issue or point of view. outside can even imagine. There are Ted R. Comerford is a Daily staff writer. Forum Editor, the Spartan Daily, depart- submissions become property of the So get involved, let us know what national committees that work on how to His column appears weekly. ment of mass communications, San Jose Spartan Daily and will be edited for gram- issues are important and start a dialogue maximize federal aid programs. There State University, San Jose, CA., 95192- mar, libel, spelling, and length. that about 10,000 people will see.

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AUSTIN, Texas (AP) Apple al other cities, in terms of phone fit in," Puette said. "That was a and said Tuesday it will also build a Computer Inc. said Tuesday it will support around the country, and very key part of the decision." module repair facility at that plant. relocate and consolidate its cus- bring those here." Gov. Ann Richards was among That new facility will employ tech- tomer service centers to a new The relocation hinges on city hundreds of people who cheered nicians who fix circuit boards and facility in Austin by mid-1992. and Travis County officials approv- Apple's announcement at a news other components. The center will employ more ing Apple's requests for tax abate- conference Tuesday. Apple does not currently plan to than 300 people, many of whom ments, Puette said. "Apple and Texas I think are a bring any other operations to Texas, will provide technical support to Austin Mayor Bruce Todd said perfect match. Apple is the kind of Puette said. Apple customers over the tele- "100 percent' of the commission- company that we want to have Speculation and rumors have cir- phone. er's court and city council members here," Richards said. culated for weeks that the city may About 10 to 20 percent of the have approved those measures. "This city has a tremendous be chosen as a site for a facility that employees will be moved from "It's simply a matter of getting a amount to offer. It is a wonderful, may spring from the much-bally- other Apple facilities and the rest resolution adopted," Todd said. warm community," she said. hooed cooperation between Apple will be hired from the Austin area, One factor cited in Apple's Todd said the move could push and IBM. Apple USA president Bob Puette decision to locate in Austin was Austin toward becoming "the next Asked about that, Puette said, "I said. that it is home to the University of Silicon Valley." just can't comment on that right Apple, with annual sales of more Texas, the company's largest cus- "Austin, of all the 'wanna-bes,' now." than $5 billion, is the second- tomer. has the real potential of becoming Also Tuesday, the Austin largest personal computer maker The school owns more than another area where high-tech is the American-Statesman reported that and an ianovator in turning out 12,500 Apple computers, and thou- key word when you think about Motorola Inc., which employs easy -to-use computers like the sands of students have their own, what goes on and what business 6,000 people in Austin, plans to Macintosh. UT president Bill Cunningham we're in. increase its high-tech operations. Once the Austin facility is open, said. Certainly, the addition to Apple Motorola was expected to sub- Apple's customer service center in Many students graduate from is a major boost in that effort," the mit plans to city and county offi- Campbell, Calif. will be closed, UT knowing how to use Macintosh mayor said. cials regarding a $1 billion expan- Puette said. computers, which could help quali- Apple officials said last month sion of its chip-making facility that "We have decided to actually fy them for jobs at the service cen- their final choices for the support would require 3,000 additional relocate that operation to Austin ter, Puette said. center were Austin, Colorado employees. and expand it in the process," he "We see here an excellent labor Springs, Colo., and Phoenix. The plans are part of a formal said. "We'll also be adding some of base to hire from of talented peo- The company has a manufactur- request for tax abatements, the the activities that we do from sever- ple, professionals that we think will ing plant near Colorado Springs newspaper reported.

Florida weather diverts Dog taken for ride Discovery to California tied to car bumper EDWARDS AIR FORCE Forrest McCartney, the space RIVERSIDE, Calif (AP) that was tied to the hack of the car, I BASE (AP) The space shuttle center's director, said Discovery Cruelty charges were filed against a pulled off to the side of the road in Discovery thundered across the appeared in good condition after couple who allegedly tied their dog disbelief," said Marcy Savage. "He heart of California in the dark its five-day, 2.2 million -mile to a car bumper and drove away on was being dragged, and his front early Wednesday and landed a journey to abandon the canine in paws weren't even touching the Donna Bran-liner -- Daily start photographer under searchlights after a mission Discovery took off from the hills. ground." to launch a satellite to study Florida Thursday night. Its prima- Oceil Ernandes, 24, and his Savage and the other rescuers Katy Burke, 20-year-old nutrition ni Or, practices on Earth's atmosphere. ry mission was the successful wife, America Ernandes, 25, of took Dollar to a Hemet animal hos- the balance beans in Spartan Comp! x East Tuesday "That was a most excellent launch of the $740 million Upper Valle Vista told authorities the pital for treatment, then found him adventure," pilot Kenneth Atmosphere Research Satellite year-old German shepherd mix a new home in the mountain com- Reightler Jr. said of the mission late Saturday (early Sunday named Dollar killed 10 of their munity of Pine Cove near after the crew returned to EDT). The satellite will study chickens so they decided to get rid Idyllwild. Houston. how pollutants deplete ;he ozone of the dog. Another motorist, Greg Baugher "All in all, it was a super layer shielding Earth from ultravi- They told authorities they didn't of Idyllwild, used a knife to cut flight. I'm proud of the way the olet sunlight that can cause skin mean to hurt the dog, but they didn't through the rope attached to Dollar's team executed it." shuttle director cancer and damage crops. want Dollar in their car because he neck and carried the canine to his Read the Spartan Daily Robert Crippen said in a news After the Florida landing was was covered with chicken blood, van. conference at Kennedy Space called off, the shuttle took an said Riverside County Sheriff's Sgt. "There was blood everywhere," daily and then recycle it. Center, Fla. extra orbit around the Earth. It Don Teagarden. Savage said. 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Grarin, 0.11, It SJSU math experts answer to Monty Hall that has made statisticians go to battle. The pick door No. 2?' is it to your advantage to pick door No. I Then the host, who knows simply, "what is the chance that switching Professors in problem that made Marilyn vos Savant, switch your choice?." what's behind the doors and will always will get the car for the contestant'? Two out columnist for Parade Magazine, infamous Vos Savant's reply was, "Yes, you avoid the one with the prize, opens them all of three." among math professors. should switch." except door number 777,777. You'd switch agreement with The problem that questioned vos Judging from the thousands of letters to that door pretty fast, wouldn't you?" Savant's 228point intelligence quotient, she received telling her she was wrong, a Apparently a lot of people wouldn't. Intuition will give the highest according to the "Guincss Book person might think she answered the ques- "If one door is shown to be a loser, that you the wrong columnist of World Records Hall of Fame," is an tion, "What is the meaning of life?." information changes the probability of encompassing statistical dilemma known either remaining choice neither of answer.' as the Monty Hall problem, Monty's what is the chance which has any reason to be more likely By Darcie D. Johnson Dilemma and even the Monty Hall Paradox to one-half," according to an article in the Since there are two goats and one car, Daily staff writer (after the host of "Let's Make a Deal"). that switching will get Sacramento Bee that quoted Robert Sachs, originally the contestant has a one in three The whole public dispute started in the car for the a professor at George Mason University in chance of picking the car and a two in three Sitting in an old gray swivel chair lean- September 1990 when someone wrote into Fairfax, Va. This was also the opinion of chance of picking the goat, Stern ing over an immaculately kept desk sur- vos Savant's column and posed the ques- contestant?' several others, but ultimately vos Savant explained. Switching helps the contestant rounded by spotless light green wall, a tion: "Suppose you're on a game show, and was proven correct. to get the car only if the contestant origi- neatly stacked bookshelf and gray file cabi- you're given the choice of three doors: "Intuition will give you the wrong nally picked a goat. However, switching net, Professor Frederick Stern, SJSU's resi- Behind one door is a car; behind the others, Her explanation: "The first door has a answer," said Marilyn Blockus, professor hurts the contestant only if the contestant dent statistician, effortlessly whips out the goats. You pick a door, say No.1, and the one-third chance of winning, but the sec- of mathematics at SJSU. If you actually originally picked the car. answer to "the problem." host, who knows what's behind the doors, ond door has a two-thirth chance. Here's a work it out mathematically vos Savant is It should have been clear all along ... The problem that has caused a huge opens another door, say No. 3, which has a good way to visualize what happened. right, Blockus said. not. controversy in the math field. The problem goat. He then says to you, 'Do you want to Suppose there are a million doors and you Stem stated the problem and answered

HEALTH NEWS AMMIN Hollywood's call of the wild THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. favorites. Kathleen Helsing (AP) Animal trainers are still Ross, 64, came to Jungleland in answering Hollywood's frequent 1956 and served as the park's super- call of the wild with movie critters. intendent until it closed in 1969. Hubert Wells, Wally Ross and Shawver, general manager of the Are you getting your Zs? Cheryl Shawver of Goebel's Lion Wells compound, began working at Farm, also known as Jungleland, Jungleland when she was 17. The average person requires medical or psychological problems have kept the vestige of a defunct "I wanted to work with animals eight hours of sleep a night. If you may lead to chronic insomnia. animal farm alive for show busi- so bad, I would go there every fall asleep as soon as your head hits Steps to ensure a restful sleep: ness. There's a big demand for wild weekend and watch the shows, and the pillow you probably aren't get- Keep regular sleep hours; go animals that do tricks. bugged them until they hired me," ting enough sleep. Well-rested peo- to bed and wake up at the same "We're the last generation," said she said. ple drop off in 10 to 15 minutes. time. the 58-year-old Wells. But these are tough times for ani- Sleep is one of the body's ways of k If you don't fall asleep within Seasoned Southern Californians mal trainers, even with commercials rejuvenating itself. Mental alertness 15 to 30 minutes, get up. go to remember the old Jungleland for its that are the lifeblood of the trained- and performance suffer severely another room and read or watch daily animal shows. The shows are animal business, Shawver said. with sleepodeprivation. People who television until you feel drowsy. long gone, but needs of the enter- An elephant, for instance, may don't get enough sleep can't think, AP. Use your bedroom for relax- tainment industry have kept a piece work only once a year, but it still make appropriate judgements or ation not as an office or dining of Jungleland alive. has to be fed and have its pen maintain long attention spans. MOM Wells is currently training a spi- cleaned year-round. The upkeep of The United States Department of AP Avoid consuming caffeine der monkey as an organ-grinder for the animals is enormously expen- Transportation estimates that after 7 p.m. coffee, cola, tea and the upcoming "Batman" sequel. sive and long hours arc required to 200,000 traffic accidents each year chocolate all contain caffeine. Among the 100 creatures are care for the critters. may be sleep related, and that 20 Daily exercise can help you lions, wolves, a leopard and a tiger. But the work is gratifying. percent of all drivers have dozed relax and sleep better at night. There are also tarantulas, snakes, "I could work for a zoo from 8 to off at least once while behind the ). Once in bed, make sure sea lions and a chimpanzee. A lion 5, but I wouldn't be able to own my wheel. you're comfortable so if you're named Sudan, who appeared in own animals. We do it because we Lack of sleep can also lead to in pain, get medical attention "Out of Africa," is one of Wells' love the animals," Shawver said. drug abuse and poor grades in promptly. school. A recent poll of Glamour Ao- Contrary to popular belief, magazine readers found that 88 per- alcohol does not help you sleep but cent say they get less than eight makes your sleep more fitful and hours of sleep a night. 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A Hostage Jack Mann resume work in a day. AT&T blamed employees at a phone likely to be freed A secretary in Yeltsin's office and a switching center in Manhattan who failed spokesman for his press office said the 60- to notice alarms warning of problems that BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) The official year-old Russian Federation leader decided led to Tuesday's failure, which blocked Iranian news agency on Wednesday pre- it wisest to go home after being examined many calls into and out of New York City dicted the imminent release of a Western by his doctor. for about seven hours. hostage, and named 77 -year -old Briton While the seventy of Yeltsin's condition It also disrupted the airport radar system Jack Mann as most likely to be freed. was not immediately clear, the Russian in the Northeast, causing delays and can- The report by the Islamic Republic government's new agency, the Tass news celed flights nationwide. News Agency heightened speculation that agency and a secretary in Yeltsin's office Experts said they were surprised AT&T Mann, who was kidnapped May 12, 19/(9, said Yeltsin suffered a "minor heart didn't have a foolproof backup power sys- would become the fourth Western captive attack." The independent Interfax news tem for the switching center, which directs to be set free in six weeks. But several agency called it a "cardiac insufficiency." phone traffic from the local phone compa- hours after IRNA issued its report, there But Yeltsin's spokesman and the ny to AT&T's long-distance network. Such was no word of any release. Russian Information Agency said the presi- uninterruptable power systems are routine- U.N. Secretary-General Javier Perez de dent's condition was not senous enough to ly employed by major computer users. Cuellar has been working to arrange a deal prevent him from giving a speech to the AT&T has been saying for years its that would free Western hostages in Russian legislature Thursday. phone network has ways to reroute calls Lebanon and about 300 Lebanese prisoners His press secretary, Pavel Voshchanov, around a problem at one site, "and yet held by Israel. The Jewish state seeks an said Yeltsin's ailment was less serious than things like this happen," said Richard accounting of Israeli soldiers missing in a heart attack. Toole, a Merrill Lynch & Co. analyst. Lebanon. "I'd rather say he felt some pain in the Analysts said it would be unrealistic LO After Israel freed 51 Arab prisoners last heart," Voshchanov told The Associated expect AT&T to install a backup phone week, the pro -Iranian Revolutionary Press. "In the morning he told his secretary switch for every one it operates. 0 Cuban workers' Congress cannot wipe out the major obsta- Justice Organization issued a statement that he was not feeling well. But he came groups cles blocking the Cuban process all at saying Mann the oldest of the 11 miss- out of the office himself and got into the flood Communist once, the inhabitants of the island still con- ing Westerners was alive and well. car that took him home." sider it a major event," Prensa Latina said. The Iranian -backed Hczbollah is Yeltsin appeared in good health in NEWS Q uiz Congress with topics The workers' assemblies, which have believed to be the umbrella group for fac- recent public appearances. He has no been meeting since June 1990 to discuss tions holding most of the missing known health problems, although he disap- Five correct news stud. Three MEXICO CITY (AP) the Cuban congress, were described by Prensa Westerners. Iran, which has facilitated pre- peared briefly from public view after a car to four reads USA Today. One Communist groups have proposed more Latina as "centers of reflection on how to vious hostage releases. recently has reiter- accident last September. Officials said he to two Where have you than one million topics for the agenda of develop and perfect socialism with solu- ated the importance of learning the fate of suffered a bruised hip and bumped his been? next month's party conference. tions of our own" a reference to Cuba's four Iranians who disappeared in Lebanon head. The confcrenece is expected to focus on international Isolation. in 1982. Cuba's survival as a one-party state in an In June, the Cuban Communist Party In Tehran, Lebanese Foreign Minister 0,- What was the SJSU women's vol- incre.asinfly pluralist world. newspaper Gamma said the assembly must Fares Bweiz said he would urge Lebanese 0 Phone system sent out leyball team's record going into their Cuba s official Prensa Latina news "consolidate the preparation of the party officials to press the search for the four of sync by single glitch match with USF? agency said President Fidel Castro "enjoys and the nation to confront even worse diffi- Iranians. The Iranians were kidnapped by X. What is to replace the the support of the people" and has no plans culties." Christian militiamen, and reportedly were NEW YORK (AP) Once again, Administration Building as part of the for major policy changes in one of the last Past congresses have included major killed. AT&T's long-distance phone system was CSU Master Plan? hard-line Communist nations. policy speeches by Castro, 65, who has The Iranian news agency, in a report thrown out of whack by a single glitch, rx- Where was bird feeding recently The congress, the island's first since the pledged not to veer from ommunism datelined Beirut and filed early showing Wednesday how vulnerable the high-tech net- outlawed? collapse on Communism in Eastern Europe despite the nation's worst economic crisis afternoon, said: work is to trouble despite built-in backups. and the Soviet Union, is to be held in in his 32-year rule. "Another Western hostage in Beirut will It shows that despite the technology What national fraternity has added unusual secrecy. Cuba has been virtually abandoned by be released in the next few hours, informed or maybe because of it there are some a chapter to SJSU this semester? The foreign press and even leftist for- the Soviet Union and the former East Bloc, sources said here early Wednesday after- events the system cannot handle, industry ro. How much money may the CSU eign officials are barred. which for years subsidized the Cuban noon. experts said Wednesday. system get in a relief package should About 80,(X)0 workers' assemblies have economy and were its main trading part- The sources added, 'it seems that the "It may say that simply the technology Gov. Pete Wilson sign the bill? proposed 1.1 million topics for the 4th ners. retired British pilot Jack Mann stands a is running ahead of the actual operational Bonus: Name the bill that was passed Congress of the Cuban Communist Party, In June 1990, Cuba ordered restrictions better chance of release among other expertise and experience levels of the peo- by the state Assembly Thursday. scheduled to begin Oct. 10 in the eastern on many consumer items and plans were Western hostages. ple that they have to run it," said Carole city of Santiago de Cuba, the news agency made for total cutoffs of vital imports, Craven, a phone network analyst at the ANSWERS: 1) SJSU wornen were 20-0. 2) A said. especially oil. Rationing has recently research firm Northern Business new library is slated to be built. 3) Plymouth, Russian leader Mass. 4) Beta Theta PI has added a chapter at About 1,800 delegates are expected at extended to cooking gas and tobacco. Information-Datapro. SJSU. 5) CSC could get a 543 million relief the congress, the first since 1986. Castro blames the 30 -year -old U.S. gets heart pain Experts said the outage American package. Bonus: The bill is known as Senate The news agency said the congress trade embargo for much of the problems on Telephone & Telegraph Co.'s third major Bill 976. agenda includes changes in party pro- the island of 11 million people. President MOSCOW (AP) Russian President disruption in two years will harm grams, defense, new methods of elections Bush has said he will not consider lifting it Boris N. Yeltsin went home early AT&T's reputation and cause more cus- of deputies and other matters. It gave no until significant steps toward democracy Wednesday after complaining of heart tomers to switch at least part of their phone Edited by Corry Tresadder further details. are made in Cuba. pains, but his spokesman said the condition service to competitors such as MCI From Associated Press Wire Services "Although it is certain that the 4th was not serious and that Yeltsin would Communications Corp. and Spnni

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Call (408) 924-3277 on conceited ads _Typing Sarno PI for life The Holmes sieving M / F foe Nankin, print and have both full.tIme and pert time 6 Thursday, September 19, 1991 San lose State University SPARTAN DADA' Greeks find 160 WINDING DOWN to rush all houses By Traci Deguchi Women who participate as coun- in comparison to last year," Carpita Daily staff wnter selors are often sorority alumni or said. upperclassmen who must disregard "We realized that there are eco- The days filled with handshak- their house biases and help Rush nomic problems for students and ing, name trading and social func- Panhellenic as a whole. This may that freshman enrollment is down, tions in the Interfraternity Council have contributed to the sororities but we're confident for the spring and Panhellenic are drawing to and high success rate. semester." end as the fall Rush comes to a "This year, the training for the In IFC,Theta Chi had the highest close. Rush counselors was more exten- turn out with 23 pledges. Social Although three fraternities are sive," Moran said. chairman Don Cecil said that the still holding a week of dry Rush Kappa Delta Rush chairman number of pledges was the highest until this Friday, approximately 160 Gabrielle Boles, also reflected the he's seen since his three and a half men have pledged through the 13 positive influence of the Rush coun- years with Theta Chi. houses of SJSU. Also in seling. "We were very happy. Our atti- Panhellenic, some houses have the "The Rush counselor program tude going into Rush was that we option to continue to Rush, but dur- went really well, and a lot of girls were going to get to know as many ing the last night of Rush functions didn't drop out. This year's Rush people as we can to Rush quality called "preference night," 105 was so much more organized," she people," he said. "We weren't look- women showed up, and all pledged. said. ing at numbers, but people." "The sorority system at SJSU is Panhellenic still has to determine IFC adviser Dan Dupre is still healthy and strong," said if they want to Rush in the spring waiting for numbers to roll in, and Panhellenic adviser Meredith semester since their fall Rush was along with Moran, both have Moran. successful, but IFC has a different noticed a trend in Rushing and Moran explained that in sorori- idea. President of IFC, Chris pledging numbers. ties, Rush counselors for Rushees Carpita, is looking forward to target Although this year's figures for serve as mentors by helping individ- spring. Rushing Panhellenic and IFC were uals get to know functions about the "Rush wasn't that bad, but we're lower, the numbers of those who Greek system. a little disappointed in the numbers pledged were much higher. English department is software poor Michael Monaghan ware, which is more current than hardware and software acquisitions Daily staff writer what the English department cur- for several labs on campus, but rently owns. Vandiver said. admits that most of the departments The English department needs Microsoft has also agreed to offer have different ways of funding such newer software to upgrade its sys- discounts on 90 percent off their projects. tems, but the money just isn't there. software packages. "Every department makes its Word processing and spell- "Because of offers from compa- own decision to purchase software," checking programs are among those nies, I think we're all set," said Vandiver said. that need upgrading, according to David Meshe,r, an English professor His own department's budget Leland Vandiver, associate execu- involved in the software acquisition. was slashed by $250,000, forcing tive vice president. "People were nice and respond- six job vacancies to remain open, The solution: soliciting local ed." However, Mesher said he and computer lab hours to be computer companies for donations. would would like to see some knew restricted. Companies like Borland and computer hardware coming into the About $50,000 of that cut would Claris have responded by agreeing department. have been spent on computer pur- to donate year-old computer son- Vandiver oversees computer chases, according to Vandiver. CAREERS Scientists use explosions to map From Front Page faults in the Pacific Northwest )0. "It's going very well; boy, SAN FRANCISCO (AP) A California for the next two weeks. does my throat hurt," said Karen team of earthquake researchers Another team will study the Nelson, representative of the Peace begins mapping earth faults this ocean shoreline along Washington Corps. "San Jose is one of our top week in the Pacific Northwest, and Oregon. recruiting areas but SJSU is not one where active volcanoes abound but The Pacific Northwest faults dif- of our top recruiting colleges." there are few quakes, the U.S. fer from those in California, such as 7* "We're mainly recruiting for Geological Survey said. the San Andreas fault, because of the nursing department areas, Researchers plan to detonate con- the way ocean plates move beneath because (SJSU's) nursing depart- trolled explosions just below the the Earth's crust. ment is impacted," said Colleen Earth's surface along the Cascade For example, the plate involved Marucci, from the San Jose Medical Mountains. Seismographs will mea- in the San Andreas fault is moving Center. sure the shock waves reflected from northward and grinding into another "We've seen a lot of people rock layers and faults 30 miles plate. While in the northwest, two apply," she added, "because I think below the surface, the agency said in plates are falling deeper into the Harty Gutierrez Daily suff photographer, a lot of people out there are so a statement. ocean and moving under a third afraid of the computer industry and Scientists, led by two Geological plate. Scientists say those move- While this campus features three parking garages, parking remains a problem. When the business industry, they're get- Survey geophysicists, will map a ments create more volcanic activity the school day winds down, students escape the concrete jungle of 10th Street garage. ting a little nervous and thinking , 700-mile stretch of land from British while movements in California cre- 'Well, health care's going to be Columbia in Canada to Northern ate more quake activity. around forever,' so their interests are sort of sliding that way." 70 "We have a lot of people coming in and asking questions and Shooting, gun brandishing in stores raise black-Korean tensions showing interest," said Luis Veitera, field training officer for the LOS ANGELES (AP) Capt. Bob Hansohn. "It is a racial Westminster struggled with the rob- In the second incident, a Korean and retrieved his gun from inside the SJSU head Palo Alto Police Department. The Tensions between Korean merchants issue. We're sticking our heads in ber on the floor before the second merchant was booked for investiga- store but didn't brandish it. most commonly asked question, and black residents heightened the sand if we don't say that." robber, armed with a .38-caliber pis- tion of assault with a deadly weapon said Verbera, is "How much do we Wednesday after two Korean clerks In the first case, two armed men tol, shot Lcc in the left leg, said Tuesday after allegedly threatening pay?" And the student's reaction, he were shot by black robbers and entered a Market King on Tuesday Linncmcycr. a Hispanic man and two black men Yo said is that "They're shocked; another merchant allegedly pulled a night in Lynwood and one of them The robber who shot Song took with a handgun outside his South they're not aware that most law gun on a Hispanic man and two told clerk Young Song to "Give me money from the cash drawer and the Central store, said Hansohn. enforcement agencies pay well." black companions. the money." When Song hesitated, a two suspects fled. 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4 SPARTAN FOOTBALL 1991 Big West Conference Preview Aiming to repeat

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ions Barry Guttenri - Duly ste photgrapher 'rem inside the SJSU head football coach Terry Shea points his team toward a second consecutive Rig West Conference and California Raisin Bowl championship in 1991. sh it. YOUNG GUNS OFFENSE DEFENSE ISING Back for an exclusive Led by senior quar- Senior defensive RN encore at Spartan Sta- Matt Veatch, back Heshimu Colar ED terback dium, the SJSU receiv- the Spartan offense is heads a defense ready ops has an ing corps is ready to looking to outgun its to add a few Big West ing for an ive, hard shoot up the Big West. Big West opposition. notches to its belt. Using or student to page 2 page 4 page 6 will . the tor in wornotions nerchant . Help rand lose Live! planning he holiday 2 Thursday, September 19,1991 San Jose State University SPARTAN FOOTBALL PREVIEW Young Guns back for senior seasons, ready to ride through the Big West

By Pvie Bordlt) helping the Spartans win the Cali- rhuly i4i'antes fornia Raisin Bowl in 1990, he was an integral part of the Bakersfield Football fans who missed the squad that took the California com- premiere of the Young Guns last munity college Championship in season will get a second chance this 1988. fall. The highly anticipated sequel In high school. Blackmon's ath- opened two weekends ago in Flori- letic ability stretched farther than da with its original cast intaci the football field. He also lettered in Unfortunately for SJSU, one of track and basketball at Encinal High the Young Guns has already been in Alameda shot down for the season. First team Brooks, who will start at one of all-Big West tight end Bryce Bur- the wide receiver spots this year, neu went down with a season-end- thinks it is beneficial to play ing knee injury against Minnesota formidable football programs like last Saturday. Surgery to repair the Florida and Minnesota. torn ligaments will be performed "We'll come out better against this week. harder opponents. All we're going The Young Guns isn't the title of to do is learn," he said. another movie based on the Old Brooks must have learned a lot West, but the name of the Spartan in his initial season with the team, receiving corps based in the Big one in which he lead all Spartan West. It stars seniors Bobby Black- receivers in yards per catch (16.2). mon, David Blakes, Walter "Woks, After only one start in 1990, he now Jr., Gary Charlton, Byron Jackson tops the depth chart as an outside and Burnett who all combined on receiver for 1991. the unit's name. Brooks also knows a great deal "Last year, the coaches said that about defensive backs. One of the the press was going to give us a better cornerbacks in the NFL was hard time because we were rook- his baby sitter as a child. Former ies," Brooks said. "So we all came SJSU great Gil Byrd, cunently with into the locker room one day and the San Diego Chargers, used to said we got to get ourselves a name. watch Brooks as close as opposing We went through some different defensive backs have to today. names and finally stuck with the Before transfering to SJSU last Young Guns." fall, Brooks was a two-time second And the Young Guns stuck to the team all-conference receiver for ball, combining for 2,384 yards on Santa Barbara City College. 155 receptions for an average of The other wide receiver spot will 15.4 yards per catch last season. go to Slakes, who is really geared Having such a deep group of tal- up for the upcoming Big West Con- ented receivers, who many call the ference season. best unit in the conference, could be "1 want to take it to every DB I seen as a difficult situation for a can this year," he said. coach. There's only one football and He took it to plenty of them last six players quite capable of catching year, as he pulled down 27 recep- it. But this unit is different from tions for 413 yards. He came on most. particularly strong in the last three 'They are very unselfish," Spar- games of the season, in which he tan receivers coach Ed Buller said. made nearly half his receptions. "They aren't hung up on who's At the community college level, going to catch the most passes or Slakes, who was given the nick- score the most touchdowns." name "sticky" because of his slen- The Young Guns are hung up on der build and great hands, was an winning. They all came from suc- all-conference selection at El Donna linunrner Daily staff photttgraph, cessful community college pro- Camino College in 1989. The Young Guns. Standing, left, Bryce Burnett, right, IkMby Blackmon. Kneeling left to right, grams and brought their winning The versatile Charlton, who can Gary Charlton, David Makes and Byron Jackson. Reclining, Walter Brooks, Jr. ways with them to SJSU last sea- play both slot and outside receiver, son. is a Young Gun that has set his Blackmon, the team's starting sights on one thing this season. nabbing criminals in the law Against Minnesota last week, one of the top 10 tight ends in the slot receiver, expects a lot from the "To pull together and win the enforcement field. Jackson broke a 26-year-old Spartan country by The Sporting News. He Young Guns this year. Cal Bowl," he said. Jackson, the fifth member of the record for the longest play in school caught 23 posses for 451 yards last last year we wanted to prove He can help the team do just that receiving posse, sees good things history. He caught a pass from quar- season. we could do it. This year, we'll take with another steady performance ahead for the Spartans in 1991. terback Matt Veatch and took it 95 Before entering SJSU last fall, it one step higher," he said. this season alternating with Blakes. "1 feel more experienced in this yards for a touchdown. Burnett played at Bakersfield Com- Blackmon certainly proved he Last year, Charlton had 18 recep- camp than last year. I feel more con- At Santa Monica College in munity College for two seasons. could do it in 1990, as he led all tions for 207 yards in his first sea- fident that everything is going to 1989, Jackson was an honorable Burnett moved to tight end from Spartan receivers in yards (599), son with the club. come together," he said. mention all-conference selection. wide receiver in 1989. The transi- receptions (39) and touchdowns In 1989, at San Diego's South- Jackson will rotate with Brooks He also excelled in track and field. tion was not a difficult one for the 6- (six). These numbers were good western Community College, Charl- at outside receiver as SJSU heads Senior tight end Bryce Burnett foot-1, 223 -pound athlete, as he enough for honorable mention All- ton was an honorable mention all- into the Big West Conference sea- rounded out the Young Guns until attained second-team all-conference Big West honors. state pick. son. He started 10 games last season his injury on Saturday. Besides honors. Blackmon is no stranger to After Charlton finishes grabbing and racked up 195 yards on 16 being honored as a first-team All. This group may have been championships, either. Besides footballs, he aspires to a career in receptions. Big West pick, he was also rated as See YOUNG GUNS, Page .5 Also in this section: Places to celebrate a Spartan victory after the game SPARTAN FOOTBALL PREVIEW San Jose State University 1111 Thursday, September 19,1991 3 Loss of Fresno State hurts Big West's image Fresno State. No one shakes in former SJSU players art: curmit- Maybe one day another pow- competition. I hope they do their cleats when facing UNR, or ly playing in the NFL, including erful conference will come along indeed get a chance. They Pete 1 lINLV for that matter. Mervyn Fernandez, Steve and invite SJSU into their league deserve it. DeBerg and Johnny Johnson. and the Spartans will finally he The fish is rapidly outgrow- Borello The Big West Conference ahle to compete against stiller ing the pond. Daily staff Amer may just have to change its name What it all comes down to is to something like the not so Big that the Spartans get a bum deal CLUB West. Or how about the Small Regardless of what the universi- Fresno State's West? ty said publicly, SJSU wanted to Willexit from the Big The league gets little media join the WAC as much as Fresno West next year coverage as it is. In fact, the State. Both programs Were des- AMMO diminish the con- game that usually gets the most perately vying for a spot in a ference's media coverage is the SJSU- conference with more national _. _ respectability? Fresno State game, a conference recognition. When the WAC You bet it will. rivalry in its final season. With chose the Bulldogs, it was a sj E L this game but a memory, people severe blow to SJSU and the Eil)INNT Fresno State has traditionally E been one of the strongest teams in places like Hole In The Wall, entire Big West Conference. Arkansas will have . tj in the league. They have won no clue that 6,-cfaltivtlitot.e., 404 games against 270 loses and the Big West Conference actual- Instcad of entering a com- 28 tics. The Bulldogs have won ly exists. petitive league that includes i ro j.....ji i--2.11 four Cal Bowls in the last ten solid programs like BYU, how does this affect Hawaii, Air Force and San years.The school has produced And Ll NFL caliber players like Henry SJSU? It cannot make Diego State the Spartans are sen JOIN US the school happy. They tenced to do some more time in Ellard, Stephen Baker, Stephonc [A] OUR ANNIVERSARY BASH Paige and Ron Cox. are the last remaining the Big West with teams like power in a division of aLso-rans. New Mexico State (1-10 last 11- I-I U FIS. S E. FP -r 26Th Their program looks like a big season), Pacific (4-7) and Fuller When Fresno State joins the SPIN THE WHEEL OF GOOD FORTUNE Western Athletic Conference in fish in a small pond. ton State (1-10). WIN the fall of 1992, SJSU will be The Spartans have a solid Going head-to-head with the OVER $500 IN CASH & PRIZES blue. A conference powerhouse division 1-A football program. conference's remaining teams + VIP 0 PASSES, LIMO RIDES They finished 9-2-1 will not give SJSU will be replaced with the Univer- last season the national TIME TUNNEL TOYS & UPSTAIRS RECORDS sity of Nevada at Reno. Nevada- and won the Cal Bowl. The pro- respect the Spartans desire. 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irmamprari-- Barry Gutierrez -- Duly staff phiagrapher Senior quarterback Matt Veatch stares intently at his target, showing the intensity it takes to be a college Q11. imummim...". Offensive line hopes I fassomiammtm 1611Is WM/ to help SJSU march ; MININ11.1.11 immoral an through Big West Ing By Jason Rothman At quarterback for the Spartans, amo Daily staff tenter Veatch is starting for the first time since he hun his elbow in the 1989 The Spartans break out of the =son. huddle and the offensive linemen Veatch's backup is sophomore Jeanene Glickman 'ter photographer get into their three-point stances. Jeff Garcia The two battled half the Members of the SJSU offensive line march down the stairs at Spartan Stadium on picture day. SJSU senior quarterback Matt summer for the starting position, The performance of the offensive line will be key to protecting quarterback Matt Veatch, Veatch walks behind the center, and Veatch won. looking at the formation of the But head coach Terry Shea said college in Gilroy. "We've got six or seven guys around the field, or running. Off the defense. he might use either quarterback at "It is a good unit, we arc all good who make up one of the best receiv- field, it seems like they're always The linemens' bodies tense as any time through the season friends," Miller said. "The whole ing groups on the West Coast," lifting weights. Veatch yells out the signals. The because both are almost equal in team gets along like a big family. Veatch said. "We also have a good players anticipate a blitz from the abilities. "We might become pissed off at offensive line. They are a little inex- Fortino, the only transfer student defense, but they have been prepar- Veatch and Garcia are protected each other on the field, but as soon perienced, but they have a lot of tal- in the starting offensive line, is ing for it all week. The linemens' by five large men whose combined as we get in the locker room, it's ent. We are a team that uses quick- excited to finally play for a Division job is to fight oft the constant ham- weight equals 1,360 pounds. 'hey, what are you doing tonight?' ness and strength to our advantage." football program. mering from the defense. They have The offensive line is led by right We don't take it off the field," The offensive linemen don't "There is a big difference to protect Veatch for as long as pos- tackle Pcni losefa, the only return- Miller said. attribute their ability to just their between junior college and this lev- sible. ing senior to the line and an all-Big Veatch, the player Miller and his strength, since they know strength is el." Fortino said. "Everyone is much That's life in "The Cage," as the West performer last season, and teammates are charged with protect- only a single factor. faster, and there is no mom fix mis- offensive linemen refer to life peer- Robbie Miller, a red-shirt senior ing, is coming off decent outings in "We have to be mentally pre- takes." ing from the confines of their mas- who is rated as one of the top right Florida and Minnesota. Although pared, because we are constantly sive kcemasks. tackles in the conference this year. the team lost both games, he com- hiuing," Miller said. "Physically, we The offensive linc "is starting to Coming off a 9-2-1 season, and a The three others are junior right pleted 47 of 86 passes for 773 and know we can do it." develop some chemistry on the trip to the California Raisin Bowl, guard Allen Falctoi and center Tom four touchdowns. Physically, the linemen have to Field," Shea said. "I feel good SJSU will try to finish this year at Alkire, both of whom redshirtcd last However, Veatch realizes that his train hard all the time. On the field, enough about the line not to make least as successfully. And the offen- season, and left guard Mike Fortino, personal success is usually the result in practice, they are either blocking changes. They are growing up sive line will play a huge part a transfer from Gavilan community of team skill and execution. people, pushing a big metal object quickly." SPARTAN FOOTBALL PREVIEW San Jose State University Thursday, September 19.1991 5 YOUNG GUNS: Shooting for national recognition in '91 From Page 2 as SJSU stars Sheldon Conley and seek professional employment, Spartans' first two games of this "Big teams come into the games somewhat overlooked while Ralph Martini in 1990. But both leaving the 1991 version of the season. real cocky, thinking 'little San Jose.' .4 playing on the same side of the hill those players have moved on to Young Guns an opponunity to bask Against the nationally ranked But when the whistle blows, they in the spotlight. Honda Games. the Young Guns fin- get a big surprise," Blokes said. "We want the Young Guns to be ished the day with 302 yards on 16 known throughout the nation," catches. if the Young Guns can surprise YOUNG GUNS IN '90 Blackman said. At Minnesota, the unit did even opposing defensive backs often To achieve such status, the corps better, racking up 374 yards on 21 enough this season, "little San Jose" will need to impress against the receptions. This is a trend they may be on their way to another Big REC. YDS. [OS best. They certainly did so in the the intend to continue. West tale. Bobby Blackmon 39 599 6 David Blakes 27 413 3 Walter Brooks, Jr. 32 519 5 Bryce Burnett 23 451 4 Gary Charlton 18 207 1 Byron Jackson 16 195 1 VIP PASS

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Lynn Batson Daily staff photgraphcr Troy Jensen, left, and Beto Lomax, middle, jump for a pass while Lester Grice, right, looks on.

By Michael Monaghan of new linemen, Chad Carpenter, Spartans' defense has its work cut Lynn Batson Daily staff photgrapher Daily staff wnter Marty Lyon, Kevin O'Connell. out for itself. But team speed is as Those guys are going to make a good as, if not better than, last Senior safety Heshimu Colar kneels at practice this week. It's football season again, and prat impact." year's. Rea said, and the practices with it comes the expectations of As far as strategy goes. Rea said arc competitive enough. through enough college football that defensive backs Anthony success for the Spartan football no radical changes will be put into "Our offense is all the competi- games that nothing rattles him. He's Washington and Freddie Smith, team. A strong defense and determi- effect this year, other than more effi- tion (the defense) need. Either an absolutely tremendous player," inside linebackers Chris Clarke and nation are key ingredients for this cient execution of plays such as the you're ready to compete or you're said Rea Doug Calcagno, outside linebackers season to be a good one. "nickel package." The nickel dead meat," he said. "Heshimu," a Swahili word Phil Lobsingcr and Jeff Greeney, The defense is primed and ready, defense involves more defensive Another factor in the defensive meaning "respected young warrior," and returning lineman Simon Vaoifi but this year's lineup will include backsrather than linebackersto strategy will be certain key return- seems an appropriate name for this are keys to the success of the Spar- many new recruits who haven't had determined athloe. tan defense. much field experience. Whether 'He's the leader. He's been After the Spartans' 59-21 defeat Perhaps the most demanding test they can perform well enough under by the Florida Gators last Saturday, of the team's abilities will occur on pressure remains to be seen. How- through enough college football however, Colar was somewhat wary Nov. 23, when the Spartans battle ever, SJSU defensive coordinator of the defense's attitude. According Big West archrivals Fresno State for Donnie Rea appears confident. games that nothing rattles him. to Colar, too many critical errors the last time. The Bulldogs will be "We're pleased with all the new were made during Saturday's game. leaving the Big West Conference for guys who have come in. They've all He's an absolutely tremendous "The defense is young and we the Western Athletic Conference in added something to the defense," didn't play well against Florida," 1992. Rea said. "We're ma little bit differ- said Colar, a senior majoring in ent situation (this year) in that most player/ political science. "We need to get Fresno State senior quarterback who were back last year were Donnie Rea our nasty attitude back." Mark Barsotti is one of the top already there, and now we have sev- SJSU defanive coordinator Like Coach Rea, Colar said that passers in the nation and will test eral spots where we do have some strategies have remained consistent the Spartan defense. inexperience. assist in longer yardage pass ing players, such as four-year veter- for the Spartans, and team speed has "It will be interesting. It will be a "Transfers will make quite an defense. an Heshimu COWL improved. bloodbath, just like it always is," impact. Up front we have a couple According to Coach Rea, the "He's the leader. He's been Rea was also quick to point out Rea said. SPARTAN FOOTBALL PREVIEW San Jose State University Thursday. September 19, 1991 7 1991 Big West Conference Preview

By Anne Douquet nation's second-leading scorer in as head coach of UNLV, Strong's Coach: Walt Harris. in kick returns in '90 averaging 29 Duly gaff writer 1990. Craver was the first Bulldog Rebels went 4-7. Coach's record: In two seasons yards a return. to rush for 1,000 yards in back-to- Strengths: The Rebels boast the at UOP, Harris's teams are 6-17. A successful community college Now that football season is back seasons. Community college return of an experienced defense, Strengths: With possible Heis- recruiting season should help the underway, and most teams have transfer tailback Anthony Daigle and the versatile Hankie Cooper on man candidate Troy Kopp returning Aggies overall. played at least one game, a Big rushed for 69 yards last week, and offense. Cooper was second in the this year, the Tigers hope to field a Challenges: The Aggies ranked West Conference preview is in sophomore Ron Rivers added 77, Big West last season in all-purpose very explosive offense. Kopp fin- near the bottom of most conference order. The teams included in the Big against Northern Illinois. yardage with 1,705 yank ished third in the nation in total statistics last season. West Conference are: SJSU, Fresno In addition, the Bulldogs' defen- ALso returning is safety Carlton offense last season, with 3,276 Outlook: New Mexico State State, Utah State, UNLV, Long sive line is small compared to other Johnson, who led the team last sea- yards. With an improved running needs to continue to evaluate play- Beach State, University of the Big West squads. son in tackles, sacks and intercep- game and two NFL receiver ers and put them in the best posi- Pacific and Fullerton State. Outlook: Associate sports infor- tions. Seven defensive starters prospects in junior Aaron Turner tions for which they are suited. In the first week of Big West mation Dave Hagland said, "The return for the Rebels. and senior Daryl Hobbs, this goal action, SJSU rival Frcsno State focus of (Fresno Sum's) last season Challenges: All-Big West could materialize in '91. defeated Northern Illinois by the in the Big West is to win the cham- receivers Keenen McCardell and Challenges: UOP will have to lopsided score of 55-7. In other Big pionship, and go out a winner." Vince McGowens graduated. work on defense this season. Field- FULLERTON West games, Utah State lost to Overall, 13 starters rejoin a team Returning senior quarterback Derek ing a very young squad this season. Nebraska by a final score of 59-28, that finished in a tic for second Scott lost his favorite aerial target in the Tigers are looking to vastly STATE TITANS Long Beach State was topped by place last season. McCardell. improve from last year and he more San Diego State 49-13, UOP 104 itS Outlook: Thirty-one letterman competitive. Last season, they fin- season opener to Sacramento State and 12 starters return. Strong wel- ished seventh in the conference. by a score of 43-40, Fullerton State comes a much improved kicking Outlook: The Tigers will proba- travelled to Mississippi State and UTAH STATE game as well as a wide-open pass- bly score a lot, and be scored on a was convincingly defeated 47-3, ing game this season. lot. It is likely that Kopp will com- and UNLV was soundly defeated by AGGIES pile great statistics in anal wars. the University of Nevada-Reno 50- 3. UNR will replace departing LONG BEACH Fresno State in the Big West Con- NEW MEXICO Last season's record: 0-7 in Big ference in 1992 STATE 49ERS West, I -11 overall. The second week of .competition STATE AGGIES Coach: Gene Murphy. saw more of the same. Coach's record: In 11 seasons at Overall, the first two weeks of Fullerton State Murphy has com- competition for Big West teams piled a 70-78-1 record. were filled with high scores and dis- Strengths: Reggie Yarbrough, a -411 appointing losses for all but Fresno Last season's record 5-1-I in 1,0(1)-yard rusher last season, and State. Big West, 5-5-1 overall. kicker-punter Phil Nevin return to The following is a look at each Coach: Chuck Shelton. the Titans raster. of the Spartans' Big West oppo- Coach's record: In five years as Challenges: The Titans have an nents, their strengths and chal- head coach. Shelton has compiled inexpenenced quarterback in Terry lenges, and how they are likely to an overall record of 30-34-1. Last season's record: 4-3 in the Payne. do in conference competition. Strengths: The return of running Big West, 6-5 overall. Last season's record: 1-6 in Big Many community college back Roger Grant and receiver Coach: Willie Brown. West, 1-10 overall. recruits may still need to fulfill aca- Tracey Jenkins are key for the Coach's record: This will be Coach: Jim Hess. demic requirements to meet eligibil- Aggies. Last season, Grant led the Brown's lust year as head couch. Coach's record: The Aggies ity. Many gaps need to be filled in FRESNO STATE Big West in rushing with 1,370 Strengths: Last year, returning were 1-10 in Hess's first season at the defense, and injunes suffered yards. He also had 14 touchdown quarterback Todd Studer had his New Mexico State. last season still haunt the Titans. BULLDOGS receptions. first winning season in four years. Strengths: Senior Ray Washing- Outlook: If off-season communi- Challenges: The Aggies rosy be Top receiver Mark Seay is back ton, who is both a receiver and a ty college recruiting pays off the vulnerable to the pass because their after sitting out last season due to a kick returner, returns for New Mexi- Titans can improve on last season's pass coverage lacks maturity. Both bullet wound from gang gunfire at a co State. He was fourth in the nation record. cornerbacks this season are first- Halloween party in 1988. year starters. Challenges: The 49ers lost their Outlook: By the time Utah State leading defensive hack Pepper Jenk- begins its Big West schedule, it will ins. The 49ers are thin in their back- BIG WEST STANDINGS either be very ready or very injured. field and linebacker corps. The Aggies' non-conference sched- Outlook: With only three home W L ule is demanding this =stn. They games this season, travel could be a Last season's record: 5-1-1 in the play Nebraska, BYU and Okla- hindrance for the 49ers. The team Big West, 8-2-1 overall. homa should be more disciplined with Fresno State 2 0 0 Coach: Jim Sweeney. With 47 lettermen and 16 starters Brown than it was with George UNLV 1 1 0 Coach's record: 105-41-2. In 13 returning, Utah State will be a dark Allen, but they hope to continue 0 1 0 years at Flesno State, Sweeney has horse, behind SJSU and Fresno building on the Allen audition. New Mexico State guided the Bulldogs to five league State, in the Big West race. Long Beach State 0 2 0 titles. SJSU 0 2 0 Strengths: Senior veteran quar- Utah State 0 2 0 terback Mark BUSOILI, who has UNIVERSITY OF started in every game for the past UNLV REBELS Cal State Fullerton 0 2 0 three years, and led the Bulldogs to PACIFIC Pacific 0 3 0 championship seasons in 1988 and =1ST 1989, leads the high-powered Fres- TIGERS no offense. In 36 career starts, Bar- LAST WEEK'S SCORES sotti has led Fre= to 30 wins. Also returning is senior free safe- Minnesota 26, SJSU 20 ty Marquez Pope, who is a two-time Fresno State 34, Washington State 30 first team All-Big West selection. Boise State 48, Long Beach State 14 With 72 tackles and four intercep- tions for Fresno last season, Pope UTEP 22, New Mexico State 21 shared Big West Conference Defen- UNLV 23, Oregon State 9 sive Player of the Year honors in Last season's record: 3-4 in the San Diego State 55, Pacific 34 1990. Big West, 4-7 overall. Challenges: Fresno must try to Coach: Jim Strong replace tailback Aaron Craver, the Coach's record In his first year West, 4-7 overall. FOOTBALL PREVIEW 8 Thursday, September 19,1991 San Jose State University SPARTAN Lindsey could be next Canley

Barry Outierrri Daily staff photgrapht SJSU running backs coach Wally Gaskins makes a point to Lindsey in practice. Lindsey is known as a perfectionist Freshman tailback hails from same hometown as former SJSU record-setting rusher By Shigeru Nishiwaki with the varsity for three seasons. Daily staff wrger He set school career-records rushing for 4,157 yards and 32 touchdowns. When SJSU all-time leading "Last year he was the best all- rusher Sheldon Canley finished his around athlete on the team," said his eligibility last fall, head coach Ten), high school coach Steve Haskins. Shea did not have to look far to find "He played tailback, strong safety, a replacement. Freshman Donald punted, kicked extra points and Lindsey, who hails from Canley's returned kicks." hometown of Lompoc, has been "He is a hard worker," Haskins impressive in his first two games as added. "He is addicted to the a Spartan. weight-room, he is always looking Against the Florida Gators, in his for improvement and he is very crit- very first collegiate game, Lindsey ical of hlt performance." had a team-high 88 all-purpose run- Unfortunately for Lindsey, Lynn licnson ---1)ally staff photographer ning yards, 23 rushing and 65 another star running back was com- receiving. peting at cross-town rival Lompoc Last Saturday at Minnesota, High. Napoleon Kaufman, one of Freshman 1)onald Lindsey, sl' own here in practice, has been impressive with SJSU so far. Lindsey was designated as one of the top players in the country at the the starting kick returners along prep level last year, stole center with wide receiver Gary Charlton. stage from Lindscy's efforts. The freshman returned two kicks "He was in the shadow of coaches backed down because versity of Pacific and Brigham Lindsey's parents have been sup- for 30 yards against the Gophers. Napoleon Kaufman," Haskins said. Lindsey had not met the required Young University. portive of his football career, but Lindsey began playing football "If it hadn't been for Napoleon, a lot SAT scores when the signing date they also believe that football isn't at the age of six, when he grew tired more schools would have looked at arrived earlier this year. "Coach Shea was the only col- everything. of being a boy scoui" him, but he made an excellent lege coach that gave me all the time "1 was a boy scout and I quit one choice in going to San Jose." "When (Spartan head coach Ter- that I needtx1 to get my SAT scores, "We are very proud of him and day and walked across the street to Kaufman, a true freshman at the ry Shea) visited me in Lompoc, he even after the signing date," he said. would like him to keep up the good play football," Lindsey said. University of Washington, is a third was one of the only coaches that work and we know that football is So his parents enrolled him in an suing running back for the Huskies was recruiting me that believed I Thus far, Lindsey said, he has in his heart, but I would like for him eight-man football league a few and amassed 18 yards in his first would pass my SAT scores before adjusted well to SJSU and its foot- to always remember that his aca- days later. Success was obvious game against Stanford. Feb. 6, that was the national signing ball program. demic process comes first," said his from the start as his first carry However, there was another date," Lindsey said. mother La Verne. resulted in a touchdown. major factor that made college foot- "My teammates have somewhat "In my very first game, my first ball powerhouses look somewhere Lindsey eventually scored the brought me into the organization Lindsey, who is pursuing a carry, Iran the ball 99 yards for a else. necessary 7(X) points required to be with open arms. I think they look career in broadcasting, understands touchdown." Despite rushing for 1,739 yards eligible to compete this fall on his towards the new guys as people that and has his number one "to get He went on to star at Cabrillo and 18 touchdowns his final year at last attempt and chose SJSU over, who can help the program, because a degree through a college educa- High in Lompoc, where he played Cabrillo High, a lot of major college among other, San Diego State, Uni- that's why we are here." tion."