Sororities not what they used to be By Cade Chorness replacement is $75, the price of changing all the locks If the word "sorority" conjures up images of all- ()lithe house. night talkathons and midnight panty-raids from I wander down to my spare, but comfortable, neighboring fraternities, your mind is back in the '50s room. I discover that I share an adjoining bathroom and so was this reporter's when I agreed to live in a with two other women. sorority for a few days. Greek life Are you members of the sorority? I ask. A taste of sorority life convinced me that whatever They respond with a resounding "Fortunately, sororities are now, they sure ain't what they used to The house is quiet; all the women I see are an informal meal. Monday nights the house has its no." studying. formal weekly meeting. SJSU students Brenda Jones and Sheila Smith are Day one of sorority life: Bags in hand, I knock on When we go upstairs I find out why. It's "study She leads me to the "serenade deck," a small two of six boarders at Delta Gamma. Both blacks, they the door of Delta Gamma at the corner of Eighth and hours," which the house has from 6:30 to 9:30 every balcony at the front of the house where the sorority were interested in joining the all-white sorority and Reed streets, the only sorority of the four at SJSU that evening. The women take turns being "proctor" to members gather when fraternities come by to sing went through rush but that changed their minds. consented to such a visit. maintain quiet. songs to them, usually during rush or on holidays such "During rush the sorority girls were friendly and The door is opened by Melissa, a fresh-faced Upstairs the women share rooms with two to five as Valentine's Day. concerned," said Smith, a business freshman, "but cheerleading type. She runs upstairs to find the roommates. The rooms are brightly decorated with Of the 55 women at Delta Gamma, 33 are "actives" they kept asking us 'Are you sure you want to join an president of the sorority. plants, posters (Robert Redford is a favorite) and a ( members) and 22 pledges. all-white sorority?'" Maureen "Mo" O'Donnell, president and two-year truckload of stereo equipment. The traditional hazing ritual for pledges is pretty But that wasn't what changed their minds. Both member of Delta Gamma, comes downstairs and gives O'Donnell shows me the rooms for the harmless. O'Donnell tells me the only harassment the girls said the "phoniness and superficiality" of the me a tour of the house. "townhouse" women, members of the sorority who initiates suffer is "tubbing" being immersed fully sorority girls turned them off. The house is much larger than it looks from the don't live at the house. clothed in a tub of water if they are caught using the "There is no sisterhood in this club," Smith said. outside. Downstairs is the kitchen, dining room, living These rooms are for them if they decide to spend forbidden front staircase. "Nobody helps each other out. The girls talk about room with fireplace and piano, a room with TV, and the the night. My tour complete, O'Donnell gives me a key to the each other that isn't my idea of sisterhood." boarders' rooms, where I will be staying. O'Donnell tells me I have missed dinner, which is house and tells me not to lose it the cost of I Continued on back page)
SPARTANVolume 69, Number 60 Serving the San Jose State Community Since 1934 Wednesday, November 30, DAILY 1977
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-4 -4 -4 need 'at early date' E. SAN FERNANDO ST. By Linda Zavoral Faculty Associations, the American reviews throughout CSUC 64.3 Almost 80 percent of 544 SJSU SPEECH AND DRAMA Association of University percent agreed strongly, 20.6 per- faculty members polled think there Professors, the California College cent agreed, 1.3 percent had no should be a presidential reviw at and University Faculty Association, opinion, 7.5 percent disagreed and SJSU "at an early date," according the California State Employees 6.3 percent disagreed STAFF to strongly. Political Science Professor Association, the United Professors LIBRARY CENTRAL CAFETERIA Those agreeing numbered 462, Theodore Norton, one of the coor- of California and the Association of while those disagreeing numbered dinators of the poll. California State University Professors. 75. Seven had no opinion. JOURNAL ISM More than 85 percent agreed S.U. with the concept of presidential On the question of presidential On the concept of presidential review and 84.9 percent think the review at SJSU, 58.1 percent agreed review, 63.2 percent agreed statewide Academic Senate and the strongly, 21.5 percent agreed, 2.8 strongly, 21.9 percent agreed, 0.6 FACULTY California State University and percent had no opinion, 8.7 percent percent had no opinion, 7.5 percent Colleges Board of Trustees should disagreed and 6.8 percent disagreed OFFICES HEALTHO disagreed and 8.9 percent disagreed implement faculty reviews at all strongly. strongly. CSUC campuses. E. SAN CARLOS ST A total of 430 faculty members Those in favor of the review Questionnaires were sent to agreed with review on this campus, concept numbered 462, while those 1,200 faculty members Thanksgiving while ') disagreed. Fifteen had no opposed numbered 78. Three had no in a joint effort by six faculty opin.,- opinion. organizations the Congress of Questioned about presidential (Continued on back page) 7TH ST. GARAGE Harris and Gallup, move over E. SAN SALVADOR ST. 1 I EMERGENCY PHONES Grad creates poll system
By Linda Zavoral Gross pr dieted this "much statistics and computer program- The big names in opinion polls needed information flow system" ridng will analyze the results, while are George Gallup and Lou Harris. will fill that gap and provide journalism students could gather l ABC/77 SJSU's Jeff Gross, a graduate decision-makers with the data background information and Mop by Bruce Cofflond student in social work, may soon be necessary for grappling with distribute analyzed opinions. Social added to that list. university problems. science students would prepare Gross has developed an opinion- "We aren't going to be the ones impact statements on the results. phones gathering system called the to say 'these are the important Students in the class itself will hotline issues,' "he 22 campus which is said. University Polling System supervise the polling and work in being offered as a social work class Members of the university their areas of interest. next semester, taught by assistant community will be polled on what Two types of polling will be done they think the important problems to be operating next week Professor Michael Hibbard. random sample polling and the are. Gross will outline his University University Polling System poll. By H. Kim Lew bear the entire cost of installation their idea, but it was the University Polling System at the A.S. Council According to Gross, valid areas Random sample polling is Twenty-two campus hotline and maintenance, according to Police that made the suggestion." meeting at 3 p.m. today in the A.S. to study might include educational Barbara Krause, administrative chambers. An informational concerns such as class size and polling a small percentage of the phones tied directly to the On Nov. 16, the San Jose City assistant to San Jose Mayor Janet meeting will be held at 3:30 p.m. grading. The system could also be population and predicting the University Police should be installed Council passed a four-point anti. Gray Hayes. tomorrow in the S.U. Guadalupe applied to issues like the parking opinions of the rest of the population and operating next week, according rape program, which included to SJSU Purchasing Officer Room. problem. on the basis of the sample, Gross Jim However, the city has no plans "looking into" the installation of on- Hill. Two are already The polling system idea evolved Students will write the surveys, explained. in operation. to put emergency phones in the campus call boxes an attempt to Installation of the from a project Gross was working on distribute them, collect them and The University Polling System security neighboring community, though speed positive action by the phone system follows a dramatic while an undergraduate at Arizona analyze them, he said. would be a poll of the entire most of the rapes and attempted university. increase in campus State University,hbut which was "The idea is to have students university community, he said. sex crimes. Two rapes have occurred off-campus, rapes Installation of the phones began never put into operation. doing work for credit through Random sample polls would be and six rape attempts have Krause said. Almost 30 sexual occurred on on Nov. 21. According to Hill, two Gross said he has "never come existing classes," Gross explained. done frequently, he said, since campus this calendar assaults have occurred in the year. were put into operation by the staff across anything like it. For example, he said, sociology, they're "done all the time in existing campus neighborhood this year. Although the city applied cafeteria and the Speech and Drama "At the moment, there is no social work and psychology students classes anyway." The University pressure on the university to add "As far as I know the city is not building on Monday and the rest will direct channel with the student would gather questions and write Polling System , which "might be these phones, which have an initial paying any part of the costs," Hill likely be operative by next week. population and faculty about their surveys. distributed in classes," would be cost of about $6,600, the state will said. They made it sound like it was (Continued on back page) concerns and needs," he said. Students in mathematics, done once or twice a semester Stadium EIR presented to Marijuana--no longer the evil weed By Mark Geyer years as extremely illegal, has become as com- state trustees Ten years ago, either you smoked pot or monplace as a pet coleus. SJSU Executive Vice President believed that partaking in the potent weed was like Although the state penalty for cultivation has Gail Fullerton presented the befriending the devil himself. not changed ( three to 14 years and or a $10,000 fine), Spartan Stadium Environmental Nowadays, the subject of smoking marijuana pot growers seem to show little fear of the law. Impact Report yesterday to the has become mundane. Asking folks around the "Police don't seem to care about a few plants. California State University and SJSU campus if they smoke or grow pot is similar to Unless they catch you with a shit-load and therefore Colleges Board of Trustees in Long asking them if they smoke cigarettes, ride a bike or with intentions of selling, cops won't waste their Beach. like the taste of broccoli. time," said a local pot-head who nurtures two fine The plan calls for Spartan Either they do or they don't and the most Colombian specimens in his 11th Street apartment. Stadium's seating capacity to be common reasoning is a mere shrug of the shoulders. "The San Jose cops are looking for the guys who enlarged to 30,000, from its present "It seems most people, college student types sell bricks and other big moneymakers like amount of 18,099. especially, have accepted weed as part of the cocaine," the 25-year-old sociology major said. The board is scheduled to vote scenery," said Warren Baylor, a 22-year-old "Everybody knows that guys like me are har- on the issue today. business senior. "It's no big thing any more if your mless." "She gave the presentation to folks know you get stoned." Assemblyman Willie Brown tends to agree. His the Committee on Campus Planning, Another "straight" looking Spartan, passing by bill, recently introduced in the California State Buildings and Grounds today," the Reserve Book Room, said she will "toke on a Legislature, would reduce the crime of having two Director of University Relations number now and then" to get her mind off the Cannabis plants from a felony to a misdeamenor. James Noah said yesterday. "If the anxieties of school and work. Already, California is one of eight states in the committee approves it, then the "Some people enjoy sipping on a glass of wine country that has passed decriminalization laws. board will too, probably." every once in a while,others like a cold beer. I According to a recent Gallup poll, a majority of The Environmental Impact prefer an occasional pot buzz," said Molly Tillman, Americans favor national decriminalization laws Report, according to Fullerton, is in age 20 and a chemistry major. (53 percent) while users urge such a move by three- compliance with the California Growing your own stash, thought of in past to-one. (Continued on back page) Environmental Quality Act of 1970. Page 2. November 30. 1977 FORUM 'ALL OF IT IS NEGATIVE'. ROY BROPHY Letters
Trippi an ass? received so much attention for so little accomplished. Editor: It seems your nem spaper needs Joe Tripp. AS. councilman. some reorganization of priorities. sounds like an ass. Karen Stephens Whenever I read his name in the San Jose Spartan Daily, it is associated with some idiotic stunt. Like the time he spent during Thanksgiving vacation to nominate SJSU President Johr Human sexuality Bunzel for community college. president in Tallahassee, Fla.. as and Christianity mentioned in the "Cabbages and Kings" column on Tuesday. Editor: Doesn't the child have any In response to several articles school work to do? Isn't he taking concerned with the Bible and any classes? Or is he so starved for homosexuality, I would like to make attention that he will do any slob- several points. bering. contemptuous thing to get into the limelight? I believe that religion cannot be From all indications, he has the interpreted in such a literal fashion perfect characteristics to make an as suggested by several articles. excellent San Jose city councilman. Religion is not static; it has changed Christine Lewis with civilization and will continue to Journalism Senior do so. For example, when slavery 'methodically' time teachers? was prevalent, many religious faiths Has increased part condoned this diabolical practice. For thousands of years, the Law student priests and leaders of the Jewish misidentified church-later the Christian church- Bunzel working against faculty never raised one hand against the system of slavery. non that many faculty By Robert C. Wrede produced articles, wrote books, and increased. Not all of this effect has members Editor: Today, one cannot think of However, have never had a sabbatical la time In recent months, resentment of in other ways gained prominence in been within his control. Your Nov. 15 article by reporter anything more un-Christian than oppose those ad- for research) while at the University John Bunzel, president of San Jose their fields of expertise. These rather than Rick Cotta on SJSU Professor Phil slavery. State University, has surfaced in a results were accomplished in spite ministrative and legislative forces of California, and other research Jacklin's Committee for Open Media More to the point variety of forms. Foremost among of relatively heavy teaching loads, responsible for the trend, he has institutions, such leaves are a seriously misidentified me. is a recent study cited in the the reasons for this resentment is his and with special effort toward good directed his attacks toward the normal and periodic part of Although I did assist the Jacklin Sunday San Jose Mercury News apparent satisfaction in remarking faculty. academic life. group in the preparation of their entitled, "Human Sexuality: New upon the lack of faculty scholarship Highly qualified candidates While speaking of open door petition, as a law student, and not a Directions in American Catholic Thought." and student educational Robert C Wrede is on SJSU are available for faculty positions. policies, he has made a practice of lawyer, I do not in any way achievement. Simultaneously he has professor of mathematics Such individuals hired on a full time positioning administrators as -represent" the Jacklin group, as The study claims the morality of portrayed himself as the advocate, basis, and with the possibility of buffers between himself and the your article stated. all sexual acts, including the church- and perhaps indirectly as the model, eventually becoming tenured faculty and students. Hiring ad- As Cotta would have noticed condemned extramarital and members of the faculty, would ministrators from of excellence. From this vantage teaching and humanistic relations outside SJSU has from examining the petition, the premarital sex, masturbation and point he has depicted those that with students. surely produce articles, books and been especially effective in reducing responsibility for the petition is the homosexual behavior, should be criticize his policies, actions 3r non- otherwise add to the prestige of the communication. Committee for Open Media's, and judged not by fixed rules but by When Bunzel came upon the actions, as self-serving malcontents. university. However, Bunzel has not We are a proud and worthy Mr. Firestone and I are identified as higher ethical standards within the scene, he found us lacking. Our level I do not take issue with the aggressively supplemented the faculty. We support scholarship, but "of counsel" only. Also, I am not a context of particular stivations. of scholarship did not meet his Ivy advocacy of scholarship and faculty through such hiring; rather, also believe that good teaching and Newsweek magazine reporter, and League standards. He was, and The study cites those standards educational achievement; these are he has methodically increased the humanistic attitudes toward the magazine is in no way involved probably still is, unaware of the saying that sex acts are moral if no more to be attacked than number of part time teachers. At students are valuable objectives. We in the Jacklin group's FCC petition. degree to which this faculty is they contribute "creative growth" motherhood and apple pie. However, present, approximately 40 percent of believe that academic progress can Had I been contacted by your responsible for training the scien- and "integration of human per- there is a difference between ad- the faculty is part time, and these best be made in a democratic set- reporter before publication of the tific, business and industrial per- sonality" and are "honest, faithful, vocacy and action. There are certain individuals account for ap- ting. Indeed, if democratic prin- article, I would gladly have set this sonnel of the Bay Area. self-liberating, other-enriching, facts that should see the light of day. proximately 25 percent of the ciples are not appropriate within a record straight. socially responsible, life-serving and Is Bunzel's public devotion to teaching. university, then they are not ap- Christopher Ma I have been a faculty member at joyous." SJSU since 1955. Before and during scholarship consistent with his Research faculty at the propriate anywhere. Berkeley that time, curriculum and program actions? I believe that the answer is University of California teach one or We need a president who will While the Roman Catholic development of unprecedented no and that the following facts two courses. At SJSU, a typical work with us for excellence, not one EDITORS NOTE: The reporter did bishops dismissed the above study proportions was accomplished by a substantiate that viewpoint. teaching load is four courses. The who wishes that he were at Stanford incorrectly identify Christopher Ma. and reaffirmed their stand on sex, it strong, energetic and dedicated During Bunzel's tenure of president neglects to mention this or Princeton and who tries to The Spartan Daily regrets this is obvious that there are conflicting faculty. office, the student load of individual difference when attacking faculty remake -’ this inStitution into error. values within the religion. Many faculty members faculty members has substantially productivity. He also fails to men- something -which it carmen and It seems to me that if religion is going to have any relevance, there Hockey team has to be new ways to carry God back into the everyday life of being ignored society. Punk rockers: misled rebels? Craig LeCroy Editor: Saratoga By Corky Dick the y uung who appreciate good times it's for real. To the people who telling the whole world to go to hell. nit ason the SJSU women's In the 1950s there was the start music and know that punk is gar- inhabit punk clubs, it is another way So the newest craze, punk rock varsity field hockey team was un- of rock 'n' roll with Elvis and Chuck bage. of letting out their hostilities. is upon us. There are some people in defeated, and they have won a place Reader wants Berry; in the mid 1960s there was The people who are following Much of the crowd appears the music world who give it a shot at in the national competition, held this the Beatles and the flood of English punk don't care about the music. hypnotized in a sadistic way. When a becoming huge but most year at Denver, Colo. correspondence music into the United States; in the They are just rebelling against the band comes on, they immediately knowledgeable critics and fans feel Recently, your newspaper ran late '60s there was the psychedelic material success of cur middle and become violent. Much of the time it it will pass by as quickly as it came. an article regarding this ex- Editor: era of acid rock started by the upper classes. Revulsion and seems that they don't care what Gimmicks and good advertising traordinary event, with one and one- I am writing this letter con- Grateful Dead and Jefferson Air- violence are critical to a punk band is playing or what the music can always stir initial interest but half columns dedicated to tese fine cerning having a correspondance plane. crowd's pleasure. sounds like. The band is just there the entertainment dollar only goes athletes, while adjacent to this you arranged through your paper. I am Now the mid 1970s has a new pop Punk songs are very short and symbolically for the punks to give so far and the suckers are eventually ran a full one quarter page ex- presently serving time in culture cult which is spreading at a very fast. The chord changes are vent to their emotions. weeded out. pounding upon the beating the SJSU Atascadero State Hospital. rapid rate in the United States. few and basic. The lyrics are so Like the Beatles and other Punk rock is not a threat as football team took from Stanford. I am a black male and a former Punk rock, or as the "in people" muffled you usually can't hear English bands of the '60s, punk rock many people think but a fad that will It is appalling that on the one social science senior. I attended say, "new wave music." anything except the four letter has spread quickly to the United wear thin like flies in winter. On a hand, a group of athletes have ex- SJSU from 1970 to 1975. lam looking This fad in music is being met words. The volume is always high. States. scale from zero to 10 in musical celled in their sport and received so for a black female correspondent. with as much disapproval as the Screams and yells usually start and Much of the musical influence value, punk rates a zero as most little recognition for their collective Tommy L. CLayton other trends were initially if not end every song. has come from the heavy metal people who are getting exposed to it accomplishments and, on the other Drawer "A" more so. It's not just the older people On stage punk bands go for high bands of the late '60s. Groups like are discovering. hand, another group of athletes have Ataseadero, Calif. 93422 who are complaining but many of energy and what they call "showmanship." Anything that is outrageous and unpredictable they Corky Dick is o SpOrton Doily will try. They want to stir up an Staff writer Forum policy audience and get them to react. Sets The intent of the Spartan Daily are generally much shorter than a Blue Cheer, the Velvet Un- Forum Page is to present respon- typical rock or progressive band. derground, the New York Dolls and sible viewpoints on issues affecting Punk crowds don't smoke a lot Iggy and the Stooges are the roots of the university community. Columns, of dope but prefer to be into alcohol. punk. These were American bands editorials and cartoons may discuss They're always standing up and and in their own sense were national, local or world affairs. jumping about, not in tune to the music as an outlet for their revolting against the war and restlessness. A punk dance called economy of that time. The dif- the Pogo has been invented. ference with punk is the violence. Spartan Daily The Pogo is quite simple to do. The punk rockers are typically You just jump up and down all over middle class youth in their twenties Editor 1,/, (Wok who are unemployed. They haven't Advertising Menace.. C the dance floor and start to fight Gray done that Chief Photographer Boh Pypping someone else. Sometimes it appears well socially or financially City Editor Doiern Caryalai that it is done mockingly, other and are considered low-life. Punk Ass? City Edit Y an, y Morrison rock is used as a shock element. News Editor Dave Murphy The punk generation today is Page Editor David Wiliman Forum filled with rebels without causes. Asst. Forum Page Editor B.II Weeks Letter Policy Layout Edflor Mars Rosenberg They like dirt and grime and would Copy Editor 'oeve ()Was rather get in a fight and bleed than Feature Page Editor Geene Rees The policy of the Spartan Daily watch one. They identify with slobs Sports Editor 0th Freedman regarding letters and material rather than successful musicians Special Projects Editor Gary ,Morse Publicity Director Gary Wortel submitted from individuals or who exploit the slobs. Columnist Carol Sarasohn organizations outside of the Spartan Fashions of the punks are
Cartoonist Larry Baumgardner Daily staff is as follows: nothing short of bizarre. T-shirts and Photo Editor C art C Ibsen Letters should be submitted at Retail Ad Manager Denbo Brown pants, mostly jeans, should be torn Art Director . Marc J Shur The Daily office (JC 2081 between 9 and baggy. The rips should be joined Classil lee Tony Cashew a.m. and 5 p.m. weekdays or by mail with safety pins and the T-shirts Nfl Au Manager Pete Chambers to The Forum Page, care of the should have cigarette burns and Busmess Manager . Alan Corneas Spartan Daily, San Jose State Asst Editors .Penny Calder. Cheryl Dennison, words such as burnt, boredom and Russell Ingokt, David Koenig, ti K on Lew University, San Jose, CA 95114. nasty printed or scrawled on them. Reporters . Scot? Brown, (ride CherneSS. All letters must include the Safety pins should hang from Barbara COckerham, lick Cotta. Corky writer's signature, major, clogs your nose, cheeks or ears. Some Dick.Chris Gorges. Mark Geyer. Jan Groben, standing and telephone number. Kirk wainrichs. Brian Hoey, James Meeker, even wear rusty razor blades Isabella //lichen, Gary Peterson, Terry Only the name, major and class dangling from catgut string. Em- Robertson, grog Ryder. Stone Waldron, John standing will be printed. blems and tattoos border on the Welland, Cuts. Yang, Linda tenor& Letters should be typed, double- galley, Nazi. Swastikas are very prevalent. Advertising Stall Art AcGernian, Peggy spaced and self-edited. Because of Don CreSSwell. Dan Dannentriser. Bob Fong. Hair is very short and often dyed Cheryl Lee !Conine. Joanne Napala. Frank the limited time available to re-type bright colors. P osenhooyer. Henry Salamis. Ron Starnes. Anne handwritten letters, typed letters The entire design is to look ugly, Twhe are preferred. Best read letters are tough and sinister. A typical punk Phole Stall Scott Allen. Sydney Brink, Al 250 words or less. Danger...Id, Beth Geordinier, Richard Johns. rock crowd looks like people going to Glenn Martin. Marilyn Odell , Dan Winfield, Ed The Spartan Daily reserves the a Halloween costume party. They Souls right to edit for length, style or libel. have an air about them like they are November 30, 1977, Page 3 Carpools 'relative' success; A wrap ,s es s ion students dislike hassles, risk By Jan Greben carpooler lives, whether he owns a car, and "Whether he's a student or not, I don't SJSU carpooling has been "relatively other assorted information. know if I could trust anybody nowadays. successful," according to an S.U. Information Roughly two thirds, or 165, of the There's been so many rapes in the area that I Booth employee, although a majority of volunteers already own cars. The carpooling would prefer not taking the chance. I'll students polled by the Spartan Daily do not area ranges from San Francisco to Wat- continue to ride alone." participate. sonville. On the other side, sociology freshman Of the 17 students questioned, only five "It has been particularly helpful for those Lisa Haynes endorsed the idea. said they would enjoy sharing a car ride to people who needed lifts for vacations," said "It school with what some termed "strangers." sounds interesting. I'd like to try it the information booth employee, who This could, perhaps, be attributed to two added out. I would have already but I didn't know that lately, interest in carpooling general opinions stated by the students: 1) a has been about it. I could certainly save on my tran- decreasing. belief that carpooling would encompass too sportation bills from Livermore." many hassles, and 2) a fear of strangers by Some students polled gave reasons why Besides opposing carpools today, most coeds due to the area rape crisis. they didn't like carpooling. students said that next semester, when the Carpooling was first publicized at the "I just don't think it's worth the trouble," preferential parking ban east of campus is beginning of the semester when it became said engineering junior Frank Martinez. "I extended to morning hours, they would apparent that the campus parking problem have enough trouble getting to school on time continue their nonsupport. would reach epidemic proportions. without having to worry about picking up four "Makes no difference to me," said un- Since that time, 739 people have filled out other people." declared freshman Dan McCarthy. "I'll find the 2-by-4 cards, available at the S.U. In- Economics senior Susie Norton opposed a spot somehow. I don't need a bunch of other formation Booth, which describe where the carpooling for another reason. people to get in my way."
Despite modern weaponry Techniques of warfare remain same
By Scott Brown Pole." battle of Leyte Gulf in 1944. Persia, with few resources, and he'll learn very Despite the invention While technology may "These battles were were forced to spend large quickly," Moore said. of cruise missiles, satellite have changed, he added, chosen to show warfare amounts of their wealth on weapons and "death ray" tactics have remained the over the world in many the military. "But give an 18th- lasers, techniques of same since Sun Tzu wrote different cultures," Moore One of the major century peasant a musket, warfare have changed "The Art of War" in the said. "We will study the changes to come about, and he could not even little since man first threw sixth century B.C. elements of battle that however, is the increased comprehend the thing." a rock at his neighbor. "After all, what is the have remained common, availability of trained Moore's class will be All these new weapons difference between and those that have manpower. taught from Jan. 3 to 20, have done, according to Napoleon sending up a changed." When ancient agrarian and is worth three units of SJSU History Professor balloon to spy and someone As an example, he societies went to war, they credit. George Moore, is to update using satellites now for the said, "it is astonishing" usually tended to "round traditional methods of same purpose?" he asked, how similar early Mongol up 100,000 peasants, arm Further information warfare. Main focus of the class cavalry tactics were to them with sticks, and prod may be obtained from the "We still have frontal will be given to the those of modern tank them into battle," Moore Office of Continuing sweeps and en- character of commanders, commanders. Education, 277-2182. Some people get very attached to Pythons have a habit of becoming said. velopments," said Moore, sources of manpower, Even the costs of war Today, primarily their pets, but Mickey May's pet very wrapped up in, or rather who will be teaching a class arms and equipment, and have changed little, since because of education the Finney, an Amazon rock python, around, their work, which is called "Great Battles of tactics. cost is measured by the entire society can be NEED ARMY OFFICERS could easily become very attached usually lunch. Would they be History" during January The class is to study 12 resources available to a mobilized for combat. session. "Only now they battles, ranging PAID TRAINING AVAIL to May. Finney is the one in- allowed near the rodents used for from King society, he said. "You can hand a QUALIFIED INDIVIDUALS are across the Sahara Ramses the Third at Ancient agrarian modern man a rifle and a tertwined among the books. testing? Desert and the North Kadesh in 1288 B.C. to the societies like India and book telling how to use it, Army ROTC 277 2985
COUPON GASP sponsors initiative to limit smoking STUDENT HOLIDAY SPECIAL
The Group Against Smoking Pollution (GASP) is They said that where separation is not practical, Cancer Association and the Sierra Club. ONE WEEK ONLY! sponsoring an initiative called the California Clean such as places of employment, smoking rooms would $35.00 perm NOW Lee said registration forms will be at the booth, as Indoor Act which will permit smoking and no smoking be provided in the same manner cafeterias are you need to ben registered voter to sign the initiative. only $15.00 complete sections in public buildings and places of employment. provided. "We are not trying to bar smoking because we (with coupon) Two representatives from GASP will be on campus GASP is endorsed by Rep. Pete McCloskey, R- respect smokers' rights. But smokers can postpone this week and next in front of the reserve book room, Calif., the American Lung Association, American smoking. Non-smokers can't postpone breathing." ReGISsalons from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. to collect signatures in order to 186-7(XX 52 N. First Street S.J. qualify for the ballot. The group needs 312,000 2 2 5-335 5 signatures by Jan. 31. Oakridge Mall. S.J. Task force against rape to meet 955-1811 707 E. El Camino Mt. View According to GASP representatives Tammy Lee and Dennis Giebler, the initiative recognizes the right The Campus Security around the SJSU campus The task force, to smoke, so long as it 'does not hurt others. Task Force, part of San area, will meet at 4 p.m. meeting for the second "A courteous smoker respects the right the non- Jose Mayor Janet Gray tomorrow in the Mayor's time, is expected to hear smoker has the initiative is for the benefit of the Hay s% security plan to put Conference Room 114 in from Jana Cunningham, uncourteous smoker," said Lee. an end to the rash of rapes City Hall. president of the San Jose chapter of the National The state-wide organization has only about 200,000 Organization of Women, signatures and is "in desperate need" of volunteers to Anti-racism rally held today concerning a list of self- solicit the initative. defense courses for women "We have only about 25 members in the Bay Area The SJSU Student Coalition Against Racism will hold in the San Jose area. a rally protesting minority treatment and apartheid in and time is running out," Giebler said. "We are really San Jose Police Chief South Africa at 12:30 p.m. today in the S.U. Amphitheater. behind schedule and signatures are getting precious." Joseph McNamara will Catch a little summer Speakers at the rally will include Leonard discuss providing The two explained the initiative provides effective security Mudavanhu of the Zimbabwe African Union; Tony for off-campus this winter. In Hawaii. separation in all enclosed public places residents. whenever Thomas, author of Angola: The Secret of Washington's winter sacatl .11 oLo The meeting is open to Now's the time to plan a possible such as restaurants, "so while smokers enjoy War; and Jack Kurzweil of the United Professors of where the sun is bright and warm: Hawaii. their cigarettes we can have our clean air." California. the public. Book any combination of days and islands you want. Go Club Med. Or tan your vacation away at a heachfront hotel. Or take a Car and Spartan Daily Hotel vacation like this one: 7 nights ,K days al your choice of fabulous hotels on Maui. From Serving the San Jose State $109 (per person, double occupancy} not SPARTAGUIDE Included is a rental University Community including airfare and tax. Since 1934 car with unlimited mileage I gas is moral. itTwA.Hcsm21 Second class postage paid at San A discussion of special sponsored by AS. today at of Black Majority Rule in The Pepsi -Cola Or a two Island Camper Holiday. 7 nights Member of Jose, California. South Africa today at 11:30 company survey drive is at 8 days on Hawaii and Kauai or Maui is Silts Newspaper minority admissions and 2:30 p.m. in the S.U. California (per person, double occupancy) not including Association and the equal rights for women and Almaden Room. a.m, in the S.U. Am- 12:30 p.m. today outside Publishers airfare and tax. ilTWA.1311CA71 the Student Union. Associated Press. Published a taped interview with the pitheater. 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