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VOLUME 65 NUMBER 25 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1975 PHONE: 277-3181 A.S. won't show 'Devil in Miss Jones' because of students' negative response

By Jeanie Schultz chairwoman for the board. Students wrote to say "this is an students want," she said, referring to The Devil in Miss Jones" will not be Community residents had criticized academic institution and they objected the variety of films also provided via seen on campus next month as the board for showing "Deep Throat" to A.S. funds going to sponsor things the Monday, Wednesday and Friday originally planned. on campus last month. they morally objected to," she ex- night movies. It has been cancelled because of We didn't want to be influenced only plained. Ingmar Bergman's films on Monday negative student opinion, A.S. Program by the community or Bunzel's office," Board votes nights appeal to some students, and the Board representatives reported. Yumori said. "We wanted to respond to "Devil" was cancelled by a general entertainment Wednesday "We got more response against than the students' needs and wants." unanimous vote of the program board night flicks draw others, Yumori said. for," said Suzanne Allayaud, program No repeat wanted .at their Thursday meeting. "The porno movie was o novelty board director. "Devil" was scheduled Students apparently do not want a This does not preclude the eventual suiting other students," and was better for Nov. 18. repeat of the porno movies, even though showing of other X-rated or por- attended than any of the other showings "No" responses to the showing of "Deep Throat" and the erotic film nographic movies if at another time to date, she added. another pornographic movie on campus series last year were a tremendous students indicate that is what they No matter what film is scheduled, were running nearly three times those financial success, Yumori said. want, Yumori said. students still have the "freedom of of "yes" following a call for student "Some of the letters were lonp and "It would be a form of censorship not choice" whether or not to see it, the opinion by LaDonna Yumori, film showed a lot of thought," Yumori said. to provide pornography if that's what program board said.

State legislative committee reports Study proposes filling adult education gap

By Kathi McDavid adult educational needs in three ways: Certification of academic and California to provide for the above A study released to the legislature enrollment demands, individual in- occupational competence based on job services. Sunday by a joint committee on post terest and future societal experience, independent study, or Recommends reforms secondary education provides 17 requirements. experience other than formal in- The committee also recommended recommendations to fill what is called Compared needs struction. reforms for part-time students, off- "a significant gap between the current When the committee compared these The committee recommends creating campus instruction and special groups. educational needs of adults and the needs with the resources available three educational services to solve These recommendations are: more opportunities open to them." today in the colleges, it concluded there these needs. equitable fee schedules, student The report was commissioned by the were seven major educational needs of Service centers financial aid for part-time students, the joint education committee of the state adults that were not being met by the One would be a network of waiving of fees for needy students in legislature. colleges and universities: educational service centers to provide Ray Laskowt,. continuing education and for colleges to The study was conducted by a nine- Help to individuals in locating students with information and referral Steps were taken to stop the problem of cement falling from Tower Hall. extend their degree programs to of f- person research team headed by Dr. schools with programs relevant to their services. campus locations. Richard Peterson of the Educational interests. This service would provide in- Testing Service in Berkeley. Insufficient individual educational formation to students on educational Also recommended by the committee Shift in focus and career planning services. opportunities available at certain is the organization of two task forces, Tower repaired; According to Assemblyman John Equity for part-time students schools and counseling and career either by the legislature of the gover- Vasconcellos, D-San Jose, who chairs regarding fees, location and schedules. planning. nor. One would deal with the financing the education committee, "The state Educational programs for groups The second service would help of all adult learning education and the and its educational institutions must with special needs including the aged, students design and plan their own other would deal with the current ivy adapt to fundamental shifts in focus. the handicapped, the unemployed, degree programs. Students would system of granting credentials. causes crumble "The shift must be from institutions ethnic minorities, high school dropouts, select both subject matter and teaching "The burden is now on the institutions to students, from on-campus to off- the poor, women and the in methods. either to show that these needs can be campus education, from younger to stitutionalized. The third would help in awarding The leafy vines which give Tower because it was part of the tower's met through existing policy or to help older individuals, from full-time to Additional off-campus or external academic credit and degrees for Hall the nickname, "Ivy Tower," erosion problem. us make these reforms," said part-time students, from homogeneous upper-division and graduate programs. knowledge and skills such as job ex- were causing the old building to "After the concrete started to Vasconcellos. to heterogeneous populations, from an Individualized degree oriented perience instead of Just for college crumble. They were cut back crack, the ivy would move into the old world to a changing world" learning opportunities in which attendence. Public hearings on these reforms and recently. cracks causing a further breakdown." Vasconcellos said. students can design their own Secondly, the committee recom- recommendations will begin Nov. 5 in The tower was repaired Friday and said Bollinger. The research committee measured programs. mended creating a new institution in Sacramento and Nov. 19 in Los Angeles. yesterday by a ladder truck, Byron He said the concrete cracked Bollinger of the Buildings and because of its closeness to the tower's Grounds Department said. steel frame. Since the two materials had different expansion rates the The job included knocking loose concrete cracked under the pressure Theatre Arts not getting IRA funds more than a quarter yard of crum- "The construction methods in 1907, bling concrete near the tower's roof, when the tower was constructed, cutting back the ivy, placing a new didn't take into consideration the coat of cement where it had various expansion rates of different deteriorated, and painting the new materials," said Bollinger. earmarked for 'Outreach' program cement to look like old cement. He said the concrete started falling A palm tree was also cut back to this month because of the tem- prevent any of its leaves from falling perature changes brought on by the By Dana Bottorff Burns, who controls the IRA money money or student funds, may obligate for an "advisory" from the A.S. as to on pedestrians. transition between summer and A Theatre Arts program has not received from the state is holding back A.S. to fund the program in the future, what to do with the extra $3,250. Bollinger said the ivy was cut back autumn. received $3,250 in instructionally the funds because A.S. Council has according to Rich Thawley. AS. vice There is "some kind of confusion related activities (IRA) money that rejected funding for the program. president. somewhere," Burns said. was earmarked for it last spring. The council fears that funding the IRA money is given to state cam- Through AB 3116, IRA money, which Academic Vice President Hobert program this year, either with state puses by the governor to fund activities is usually funded by student funds, was related to degree requirements, such included in the state budget for the first theatre arts, music programs, etc. time for the 1975-76 budget. Burns said he has final authority over Gov. Brown deleted those funds from Loss of teachers IRA funds and is not required to follow the budget, but later reinstated a the AS. Council's recommendations. portion, with the stipulation that none of A.S. Council refused to fund the the money be used for intercollegiate program, called "Outreach" which was athletics. designed to take productions into the Brown reinstated $450,000 of the worries Sociology community at its Oct. 15 meeting. original $2.6 million provided by AB Thawley speculated the council did 3116, passed by the legislature last fall. not want to fund the program because it Of that $450,000, $37,625 was allocated By Jim Lyntton full-time faculty positions has been objected to funding degree-related to SJSU. The loss of five full-time and one part- especially felt in the classes of Sex activities. Burns said the ad hoc committee was time positions has caused concern in Roles, Third World Studies, and Social The program could still be funded appointed by him because the money the Sociology Department. Science Statistics. with the state IRA funds, but Burns is came from the state and not A.S. funds. waiting for an "advisory" from the The committee, Burns said, consisted The immediate effect has been a Due to the timeliness of these sub- council. of Dr. John Foote, dean of academic reduction in the number of class sec- jects, Daoud said these sections The $3,250 was earmarked for the planning; Dr. Richard Whitlock, dean tions offered from 88 last spring to 77 warrant a full time position. By hiring program last spring by an ad hoc of undergraduate studies; Dr. Gail this fall. part-time faculty, Daoud has been able committee that Burns appointed to Fullerton, dean of graduate studies; to juggle instructors around to meet the

make recommendations concerning the Robert Martin, dean of student ser- According to Dr. Adnan Daoud, student demands for these classes. allocation of $37,625 the university vices; Glen Guttormsen, director of chairman of the department, the received in IRA funds. business affairs; A.S. President John elimination of these positions was Although official enrollment figures "It seemed to be wise and proper not Rico; Stephanie Dean, then A.S. caused by declining enrollment over for this semester have not been to act alone without student input," treasurer; and Rich Thawley, A.S. vice the past year and a half. released yet, Daoud said from looking Burns said. president. at last spring's advanced registration This decline has left the Sociology However, Geoff Ely, Rico's ad- The funds put into programs IRA C.A.R ) enrollment that Sociology has Department with less money to hire ministrative assistant, said the money do not add to the funding of those "gained a little bit, if anything." new or replace departed faculty. council's refusal to fund theater arts programs. It replaces money which the One positive aspect of the state of was to avoid a precedent which the council then pulls out and puts to other Daoud pointed out that no one has declining enrollment is that the theater arts program may expect to be uses, according to Ely. been fired. Three positions were held by of the Sociology Department has been able to followed in the future. The breakdown committee's tenured professors who retired and a according maintain the second highest student- Ely said if the council funded theater eecommendations, to Burns, fourth was a probationary position teacher ratio in the School of Social arts, Burns could step in and sup- is: whose contract was not renewed. plement the $3,250 of IRA funds, $19,875 to the Spartan Daily Science. allowing the council to withdraw its $7,500 to the Music Department If the faculty-allocation situation money and use it for something else. $3,500 to radio station KSJS worsens due to any further enrollment The decline in enrollment and the $2,000 to the radio-television news drops Daoud said his department may subsequent reduction of faculty has But, Ely said, the IRA funds "might center have to eliminate one or more of the roughly equaled the student-teacher not be there next year" to relieve the Dee Ann Hall $1,500 to the Recreation and Leisure concentrations in the department. ratio the department had before the council of its obligation, since AB 3116 Studies program planning class. reductions began in 1973-74. was a "one-shot deal" and only applied Trickster rehearses The remaining $3,250 was recom- The department currently offers five this fiscal year. to mended for theater arts by the com- concentrations including urban The enrollment problem is far from Halloween is just around the corner as far as TOMMy Olski is concerned according to Burns. sociology, criminology, sociology of the over, and Daoud said the only thing to Already rehearsing at Campus Child Care by collecting fallen leaves in a paper Ely said the council doesn't want to mittee, to an allocation it Burns said when the A.S. council family, social change, and social do for now is to "gird ourselves for bag, Tommy has hopes of scaring a few neighbors into better fare Halloween be committed night. renildn't recover in the future. disagreed with that allocation, he research. further cuts and hope that we've bot- rbs said at this point he is waiting "decided to go along" with them. Additionally, Daoud said, the loss of a tomed out." Page 2, October 21, 1975 "Spartan Daily

opinion 1

Econ consensus needed

A proposal was made last week before the Academic Senate that called for the position of chairman in the Economics Department to be filled by a candidate who could editorial receive a two-thirds majority vote from the department faculty. Odin Knudsen, a probationary economics professor, asked Willis has been charged by present and former faculty the Senate to consider the proposal, which he argued would members with making retention and tenure recom- provide the department with the harmony it needs to halt the mendations on the basis of their political stance within the controversy which has been raging there for the last two department. years. The charge against Willis is a serious one: influencing The current chairman, James Willis, received a 9 to 8 personnel decisions on the basis of loyalty to the chairman. margin of support from the faculty in a vote taken several The charge is being examined, but has not been proved in weeks ago, in which Willis also voted. court. For this reason, Willis should not be presumed guilty. Knudsen's proposal is a good one, because a true consensus Willis has been implicated, however, and therefore, by would finally be achieved in the department. remaining chairman, could deepen the splits within the But more importantly, we support the proposal because already divided department. Willis has been the center of much controversy in the By the very nature of the accusationthat he made per- department during the past two years and would be at a sonnel recommendations on grounds other than per- disadvantage to solve problems he has been accused of formanceWillis represents a viable threat to the stability of other ideas creating. the department. Willis, more than any other faculty member in the As long as the threat remains, further controversy and department, has been identified with several facets of the confrontation in the department will follow. department's woes, dating back to 1973. Therefore, the Academic Senate should accept Knudsen's In spite of Willis' failure to get a majority of the faculty proposal, in the form of a motion. vote when he ran for another term as chairman in November, The proposal should be seen in the spirit in which it is was 1973, and again in January, 1974, President John Bunzel intendedto help the department emerge from its two-year appointed Willis to the chair. struggle, as a responsible and self-governing department. The outside world not so bad This, according to several faculty members in the Without a consensus among the departmental faculty, the department, led to the disfranchisement of the department controversy which has surrounded the Economics Depart- which followed in September, 1974. ment will continue for several years to come. when this prof considers his pay

Ideas should flow freely study, three degrees later, and nine promotion to a salary of $8.10 an hour, Editor: years as an instructor at SJSU, it seems these expenditures must come out of It is with amusement that I read in that all I'm worth to the State of the $7.10 an hour that I make. Last week's incident between two Iranian student groups the Spartan Daily Academic Vice California is $7.10 an hour. Some deal! points to a need to reemphasize the importance of the free President Burns' inference that I'm not finished. Since there are no You can see why I plan on leaving flow of information on this campus. editorial collective bargaining will eliminate the funds available to purchase the ex- teaching at SJSU. I expect, after I The incident involving the Iranian Students Association soft life that instructors have at SJSU pensive reference books, materials leave, to gain more time to throw spit and t:.e Committee for Artistic and Intellectual Freedom in (Sounds a lot like the verbal garbage ( tapes, research studies, documents, balls at the "outstanding professor" Iran was the second confrontation this semester between the that came out of Sacramento during the etc.), and attend professional meetings, award that the 1974 advertising two groups. exposed to as many views as possible. That means listening Reagan years.). required to do the necessary research graduates presented to me. There is no attempt here to take sides, as the conflict to the left and right, and even the rational and irrational. I've just filled out another in my field so that I can show the Gene Rebcook between the groups is not clear. No speaker should be barred from talking on this campus, bureaucratic form to explain the hours university administrators that I merit Associate Professor of Advertising But the incident does indicate that in any strong no matter what his or her views may be. that I put in on my "assignments" as an disagreement, one group may try to close off the views of the Similarly, any restrictions on printed materials and instructor on this campus. Here they opposing organization. newspapers should be limited to only legal boundaries. are, broken down on an hours per One example of this occurred last semester on this campus This issue goes further than mere disputes in political month basis: when a student group tore up literature at a booth operated opinion. It can go so far as to affect people's abilities to make Faculty meetings-2 hours Review of evangelist by ROTC. up their minds. Personnel Committee-4 hours That type of action is deplorable. No group should feel so Without every side of the issues present, important per- Curriculum Committee-4 hours **righteous" in its views that it will not allow the opposing sonal decisions have to be made without all the facts in hand. Classroom lectures-46 hours view to be heard. That only speaks of a lack of confidence Many of us have a fear of a higher authority ( e.g. Big Correcting assignments-60 hours shows writer's bias that the argument will not be convincing to the target Brother) taking away our intellectual freedom. At this Advising ( student programs, audience. university, it is important that we preserve that freedom for student classwork, etc. )-75 hours Especially in an academic institution, minds should be ourselves by insuring that we know all the facts. Lecture preparation-40 hours Editor: How does she know that the TOTAL-231 hours The Spartan Daily deserves the Navigators as an organization "in- Now, my gross monthly salary is "Shabby Journalism of the Year filtrated" 26 countries? $1,646. Out of this I contribute $66.65 to a Award." And what is so important about the A.S. boycott of lettuce and grapes State retirement fund ( this is usually Not two weeks ago readers were fact that people were wearing "ex- paid for by the employer in the "outside treated to Ray Manley's non-review of pensive" Adidas and ski parkas? Is bad world" of business); $309.01 for the film "The Hiding Place." Seeking such a statement to be taken that those federal income tax; $95.56 for state another low, Sydnie Wauson "repor- attending were rich and middle class? income tax; $89.86 for social security ted" the presence of evangelist Leroy If so, take a look around you Syd; the denies co-op patrons free choice tax; health plan contribution of $2.05 Eimes. In spite of what Eimes said (I price of shoes is going up. present and ( this is paid for by the employer in the don't know since I wasn't As a reader of the Daily, I expect my point) it is a "outside bad world" of business); that is irrelevant to more than emotional responses to the By Dana Bottorff the co-op mangers to drop the products the type $37.15 for disability insurance ( this is gross insult to be subjected to eventsuccurring on campusand those of The A.S. Council last week denied would be in order. used. paid for by the employer in the "outside of slanting Wauson interest off campus. Regarding articles potential SJSU food co-op patrons their comment But as it is, our elected represen- writer's life bad world" of business); and, $12.35 for Perhaps sometime in the of the mentioned genre, I would suggest freedom of choice. tatives have taken it upon themselves over the head with United Professors of California dues, a Christian beat her to the editors that when such material The council, in approving the co-op with the UFW cause, but believe they to make personal decisions of con- a Bible ( if so, I sympathize, but that is insurance in case I need to be defended crosses your desks you should resist funding only with the stipulation that it should be allowed to decide for them- science for the student body. no reason for an uncontrolled display of against the bureaucratic leeches that trying to pass it off as real journalism not sell lettuce and grapes, has. I think, selves what to buy and what not to buy? anti-Christian bias. might get on my academic back. and put it where it belongs: the opinion made a decision which should have I think the council ban on lettuce and did Wauson learn I don't even want to think of what I Where, for starters, page. been left up to the individual conscience grapes, all lettuce and grapes, set a net on an hourly basis from my monthly the price of Eimes' shoes? She of the students who will patronize the dangerous precedent for A.S. control of Write us! salary. However, after an expenditure diligently reported that they were "$50 Michael Zadig co-op. student decisions. of $60,000 on my education, 12 years of wing tips." Chemistry Department Staff An A.S. spokesman said the decision Naturally, as our elected student The Spartan Daily encourages your corn was made because some of the student representatives, the council has the fronts Best read letters are short (150 words) funds used to get the co-op started "right" to make a decision such as this and to the point Letters may be submitted at -obviously" came from people who the Daily office trail 1.1C 2081 fair one. between getting 9 am Doubts and about Patty 5 pm Monday want only United Farm Workers I question the moral right. through Friday or by mail The Daily reserves the right to edit for UFW I produce offered. If the co-op opened carrying non- length, style, or libel Didn't some of the funds also come UFW lettuce and grapes and the par. All letters must include author's signature, mai, address, and phone number from students with other viewpoints? tons boycotted the co-op, or simply the should involve judiciary, not media Such as students who may sympathize produce, then a legitimate decision by

P0112.06 AJAIS11-1t..1"1"Ani PRO.Cr Editor: I am also glad that you did not The fact is that slander laws need Mr. Ray Manley, the fact that you determine the American judicial revision and not the judicial system. Spartan Daily have convicted Miss Hearst before her system, or many innocent people Douglas G. Behlen trial in your comment of Oct. 9 is, in probably would be in prison. Business Sophomore Serving me San Jose State University the opinion of many Americans. The publicity and opinions of the Community Since 1934 fact, Fortunately you and those people are media often make decisions without Editor Terry LaPorte Advertising Manager Bob Young not the judge and jury. Rich or poor, hearing or presenting the other Chief Photographer p4 Lorren Au. Jr Miss Hearst has a right to a fair trial argument. This freedom of the press NeWS Editor Karen Minkel Getting nasty Assignment Editor Chris Smith and to obtain the attorney of her choice often takes away the right of many OpiniOn Page Editor Jeff Mapes ( even if they do have fancy footwork). people to obtain a fair trial as in the Layout Editor Cheryl Downey Copy Editor Mark Staffor in i The fact is that Miss Hearst is in- Nixon case. Arts Editor Ray Manley nocent for the moment, until the jury Also, does the media have the right to Sports Editor Nick WAS( h about boycott Photo Editor Don A. Sparks determines otherwise. I believe the claim the wealthy as being corrupt for Retail Advertising Manager Kathi Jones judicial system will make the right defending themselves? National Ad Manager Dermid Env, Classified Ad Manager Allison Edwards decision in the Hearst case and I am Does the media have the right to Editor: Art Director Marilyn Bailey sure if Hearst is convicted the punish- prosecute, judge, convict, and sen- Reactionaries rejoice! McCarthyism, Business Manager Diane Crosby Assistant Editor John Bodle ment will be a stern one. tence? bigotry, and the 'guilty until proven As Often! Editor Doug Ernst innocent twice over' mentality is alive M,istant Editor Carla Mar inucc Staff Cartoonist John Kane and well at SJSU. Editorial stmt. Tony Amason, Jim Barrett, As exemplified by Sen. Smith and the Dana Bottorff ,Paut Doty, Terry Gilles, Judy five or six members of the CBC, Dire, Irene Nom. Ellen linscott Lieberman, Willis replies: My vote Allan LOIWO. Jim Lyntton, Kehl Mc David. students here were given a good look at Jim Mackowski, Keith Miley, Keith the way the "real world" works. Muraoka, Tony Padavao. Carlos Ramirez, Susan Richardson, Pablo Rotel, Jeanie business I've seen some of the CBC people in Schultz. Tom Stienstra, Sydnle Wauson, is solely my Steve Wright, Dennis Wynne. John Ytreus action and they strike me as the type BCIverliSing Staff JOhn IROCkellelee, RC. Editor: Economics Department. who couldn't pour piss out of a boot if Brown. Rich Crisfield, Connie Dunn, Paul think that it is a matter of Goldman. Perry Hartline, Bruce Hoed.. I have no desire to continue the I should the instructions were written on the Randall Ishida. Nancy Kinder, Sue Louie, exchange of inflammatory statements very little concern to the campus, and heel. I certainly don't want people like Suzanne Menadier. John Nedalin, Charles of no legitimate concern to Nelson. Robert Pullen, Joanne Shaw, upon which Professor Sicular seems surely that making the beer I drink. Kenneth Sorenson, 91110t0 Tame, Johnny to thrive. Let me just say therefore anyone other than myself. In case anyone is still wondering Wee, Richard Weinberger Photo Staff Rob Conrad, Gene Dominique. that it is the business of nobody else, where all of the students were for Jerry Dick OrlSwela, Doe Mn Nall, Ken Ninety, including Professor Sicular, how I James F. Willis Smith to press the flesh with, check the Slav LeldtewItz, Rita Northrop, Paul voted in the recent election in the Chairmaii. e:conomies Department mimosa, rood Whaley. David Yarnold, Pal pub next time. V.P. Michael Dutton Histor) Junior

11. October 21, 1975, Page 3

JOSE ART I Handicapped man Ex-dean busy ISANPAINT 6 WALLPAPER searches for woman writing books Imagi.ie writing four bibliography took Woodward By John Bodle books and revising one other and two other writers six ferently then he intended, out. I could go to a bar and .111 within the space of a months to complete. Robert Hall is looking for Hall said in a voice broken drink and maybe find a yearthese are the ac- a woman. "All three of us had been by a speech defect he has woman, but I don't want complishments of Dr. Robert So are many other males, working on Frederick for 15 had since birth, along with to," he said. Woodward. but Hall uses a technique years, so we had a great muscular incoordination Part of the problem with Woodward resigned his that differs from the reservoir of material to draw which makes eating and going to meet women is post as dean of the School of WATER standard "come on's." upon," said Woodward. walking difficult. that they see only his Humanities and Arts four He advertises. The only women to handicap and not the months ago to resume "The Correspondence of COLOR Hall has spent more than respond to his plea were person inside, he related. teaching English and Harold Frederick" is all $200 on his ad under under the impression he "I get kind of pushed out writing. addition to Frederick's PAPER "personals" in the Spartan needed someone to take of shape when people say, Three weeks ago, a pottery letters. The 375-page book Daily's classified section care of him, Hall said. 'Hey, you're handicapped, book he wrote with his wife took Woodward and two during the past five years, What he is really looking and I don't want anything Carol was released. "A associates a year to put according to spokesmen in for is a bed partner, he to do with you, explained Bibliography of Writings By together. * Wachumb the ad department. explained. "I am looking Hall, who is in and About Harold Ad quoted his late 20s. Woodward is working * Strathmore for someone to have sex Rd,/ Laskooar. Frederick" was to have been "Do you really care Dislikes alone on Frederick's with," Hall said. sympathy Robert Hall's electric cart helps him around campus. released last month and Alexis about handicapped The biography. Prefers ads people see me and should be out soon. people?" the ad reads. Hall, who is not currently say, 'Oh that poor man, am." Hall said. for lunch and then tell them "The Correspondence of It is a critical biography * Fabriano "Would you like to share a a student, said he would Hall said. "I don't feel my He would not about specify himself. Harold Frederick" and with discussion on his nice apartment with him? rather advertise for a sex handicap has anything to "where I am" or where * DeArches "I would like to find a . 'Jack London in the literary works, as well as If you would, please call partner than go do with my life." else he has advertised woman to live out and with," he Amateur Press" are Frederick's life, according *Aquarius Robert Hall,. 298-2308. look for one. "People read the ad and because, Hall said, he said simply, his face scheduled for release in 1976. to Woodward. 'Youl lavoi aie Females only." say, 'Boy, what a kook.' If I would "1 don't get out too much. rather meet serious. He means just A revision of his freshman available in Many read the ad dif- I don't really enjoy going was I wouldn't be where I prospective bedwarmers that. Rough. composition textbook, "The Scheduled for release in Craft of Prose," is also being Smooth, January, 1976, is the book on & Plate Weight runs from published. A sixth book is Jack London. It is 80 lbs. to 300 lbs. two-thirds completed and biographical, but covers a 87 vALLE rAiR CENTER Lecture system called boring may be out within a year, if very limited aspect of es CHEEK EILYD jesSAN JOSE. CALiF 95,2 Woodward goes on a sab- London's early life. AP, 408 2498700 batical. "Exhaustingly" was Woodward's description of $2.25 AvomiA=E -84CK Prof devises new teaching method how he got all the work done. "It's nothing lever want to "Something do again," he said. that will stun the By Irene Horn learning process. ticipations in group are used instead of the Woodward explained that listener-reader, hold him in its grip, Gretchen was an education "In my ORPA discussions are what is traditional grading a year ago at this time, he and never quite let go of him." major and a teaching methodology class, students considered the "heart of this procedures. had three different books in , Po, credential candidate at assume greater respon- program." The instructor is evaluated the making. SJSU. She wanted especially sibility for their own lear- A few years ago, Gilbaugh by his students, Gilbaugh "I went from one table to to teach young children, but ning," said Gilbaugh. conducted a five-year ex- said, based on their ob- another trying to keep all my "ORPA is the first she was confused on how to periment applying the ORPA servations of him as an in- information balanced," he 0155114 of TM approach her students. systematized student method to the 225 graduate structor. added. ssilossi Kook In one of the most saw How could she bring ex- evaluation of a class students and teaching An instructor should not be Three of Woodward's remarkable auto- iur, citement to their learning system." credential candidates judged by his popularity as a books are on the 19th Cen- biographies of of experience? Was it possible "The degree of learning as enrolled in his education person, Gilbaugh said, but tury American novelist our time. Nate Ala- to motivate children to use well as the evaluations of the classes. The experiment was from what his students learn Harold Frederick. D'S Shawan their creativity more class and professor are all funded $500 by the Univer- from him. The bibliography is a list of bama sharecrop- of ing openly? considered," he added. sity Foundation. Instructor -constructed Frederick's writings, as well pertells GERS blood, sweat and r I Dr. John W. Gilbaugh, During the first two ORPA method preferred objective exams are also as a list of critical writings TIIE LIFE OF 84 years of cour- spit professor of education, sessions of an ORPA class, In response to a given in 01113A about him. The 336-page integrity and or" believes his new teaching Gilbaugh explained, questionnaire Gilbaugh age, THE ORIGINAL ALL SIZES unquenchable ing method can provide the students are assigned to read circulated to his students, 63 Over 100 models in stock pride. answers potential teachers and discuss the ORPA text- percent of them preferred ,3 STRIPE Open Sundays ook like Gretchen seek. workbook. Dr. John W. Gilbaugh the ORPA mehtod to any. SHOE "One does not iing Gilbaugh began Gilbaugh wrote the book other teaching ever em- read this book developing the ORPA and had it published for assimilators." ployed. Attendance in his 13 adidas SHAw one listens to it, organization, research, campus use this year. Students are peer- graduate-level classes rose and gasps, and presentation, accountabi- Oral presentations evaluated the day of their by 6 per cent. THE nods in agree- lity) teaching method five Students are then assigned presentation when it is fresh In additon, categories such ment." years ago because of his chapters to read from the on everyone's mind, as pre-class --New York Times preparation, INSTEP Book Review discontent with the lecture- required textbook, Gilbaugh Gilbaugh explained. relevance of subject matter discussion approach to said. Each student later The oral presentations are and usable knowledge also 1154 Saratoga Aye., S.J. 296-5777 teaching. gives an oral presentation judged on the speaker's received high ratings by a 60 1785 Hillsdale Ace, S.J. 265 1424 According to Gilbaugh, the based on his observations knowledge and handling of per cent majority. four steps outlined in ORPA and critique of the reading his subject, such as his One hundred ninety one of are: assignment. reasoning and sincerity. my earlier students were Sources,,! Ent, the organization of the According to Gilbaugh, More student involvement taught by traditional course students are encouraged to ''Students become methods," said Gilbaugh. student research of use as many outside sources motivated for more effective "In comparison, the the outside sources as needed to reinforce their learning through peer academic achievement of If it rained all the time, evaluation," said Gilbaugh. 'ex- student presentation in beliefs and learning. my ORPA method students "Student Is classroom Some students have used participation rose by 10 per cent." 30 to 40 outside generates excitement. lose the accountability books during "The rise in academic would be cheaper. Students become more in- electricity iss? 1 responsibility one assumes the class meetings just for achievement could tie in presentations, he said. volved and spend more time the in his education) with the outside research Lectures are boring to "The oral presentations preparing themselves for students put in for their he maintains, allow students to each class presentation." students, have an presentations," he added. I el11IiIo'.lI1e sect because they are merely active voice in their According to Gilbaugh, Instructor graded 111 primary energy n the listeners and not encouraged education," said Gilbaugh. peer evaluation of student gas. natural stean- According to Gilbaugh, nuclear fuel and . e of to participate in their "They are no longer passive presentations and par- systematized evaluations i hydro power. cies generators which pi. hi. gest electricity Mr its interconnected network systeM. 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IU sersi organization last week Colleges Board of Trustees. methods used to determine Formula changed 10..111'1.1re .inif other sat,' nc. clarified to the Spartan Daily Dr. Warren Kessler, faculty salaries is com- He said the formula used Budding hydroelecini c California to determine these levels lies expenst ve. but its.. charges he made earlier president of the United paring the economical to operate, I Professors of California, college-university system was changed in 1971 and now ot hydroelectricity is .r recently charged the with other institutions. only takes into account the reason why old rates. desmti- iced chancellor and the board A spokesman in Diunke's student-faculty ratios. %parism Daily with "serious office said the chancellor has Kessler said the old for- Serving the San Jose State iii' ii mismanagement" and not commented on Kessler's mula involved a combination University COMmunity Hire Since 1134 "personnel abuses" within charges and "there is no of the student-faculty ratios, Diversity: Other the 19-campus system. indication that he will." curriculum and faculty sources of energy ., coed class postage paid at San . 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(toil [nor Page 4, October 21, 1975 Kane cripples UOP as Spartans win, 41-13

By Dennis Wynne, the SJSU offensive line. field goals in the game. seemed to be the only play zone before the UOP Rick Kane on offense and "The 196 yards were easier The San Jose City College that worked against the defenders had time to react. Wilson Faumuina and Kim this week than the 33 last transfer now has 12 field Spartans. The Tigers came back with Bokamper on defense were week (against CSU Long goals on the year tying a A running game off of the a score against the Spartan voted players of the game in Beach)," claimed the 6-foot, PCAA record set by SJSU's veer was virtually non- second string defense and SJSU's 41-13 win over UOP, 190 pounder. "The offensive Ron Ploger in 1974. existent for UOP. appeared on their way to plaudits could have line just blew Rogers said SJSU did not but those them out." The Spartans took a 17-0 another late in the game. been divided among all of the concede the short pass to "The offensive line played halftime edge on another 1 However SJSU linebacker guard against the run. Spartans. a heck of a game," said yard plunge by Kane. James Hawkins picked oft "We did not give It was a superb com- Coach Darryl Rogers. "I it to an errant pass deep in SJSU SJSU went 72 yards them, UOP took it. They did the bination of offensive and thought the defense played in territory to stave off seven plays and was a good job capitalizing on defensive effort Saturday well also, they gave us many aided threat. by two pass interference things we couldn't cover," he night at Spartan Stadium, turnovers." penalties. said. the Spartans rolling up 438 Carl Ekern, who recorded yards total offense to the 11 tackles on the evening Rodriguez added his SJSU put the game away Tigers' 278. added "It was a hell of an second field goal to make it with two touchdowns in the first 64 See the The Spartan defense effort both offensively and 20-0 midway through the seconds of the fourth quarter. turned in a superlative first defensively." third quarter before UOP got holding the on the board. His first three Spartan half performance Kane got the Spartans Proffitt hit Gary Mad- just 89 yards. pointer was sandwiched Tigers to their initial score on a one docks with a three-yard toss between Kane's first-half just 11 seconds into the final In the first quarter the yard run with 1:11 remaining touchdowns. Daily in the first quarter. period and Rodriguez's PAT Tigers garnered only one made the score 27-7. yard and one first down in 16 The Tigers completed a 59 classifieds plays. The Spartans started the yard drive, culminating in a The drive covered 73 yards touchdown drive on the Tiger seven yard touchdown pass in eight plays, including a 36 tames Tigers Kane 47 and drove to the score on from Bruce Keplinger to yard run by Kane. every it was Kane, On offense five plays, Kane carrying on tight end Brian Peets. rushing for 196 yards in 30 all of them. Interception return Just 53 seconds after day! carries and quarterback We weren't expecting Maddocks' touchdown, the Roger Proffitt, completing Lou Rodriquez added the that tight end pop," stated Spartans were in the end 12 out of 20 passes for 158 extra point to make it 7-0. Fa umuina. zone again on a 40-yard in- Ray Laskovvitz yards, taming the Tigers. Rodriquez connected on all terception return by Gerald quarterback Bruce Keplinger is pursued by Kim Bokamper, right, and Vance Topps. Kane was quick to praise five PAT's and added two The short pass into the flat UOP Small. Small stepped in front of San Diego blitzed after scoreless first half Ron Turner, the intended receiver, and went in for the score untouched. 20% GUYS & GALS OFF STYLE CUTS The final Spartan score CURLY WAVES came on a 19-yard run by with coupon Consistency pays off in 3-1 soccer victory 294-4086 fullback Bill Crumley, who 52 SOUTH FOURTH ST. burst through the middle of blk. from SJSU camps. By Dennis Wynne cross bar of the net. game and his 16th on the year, tops among NCAA Division I the line and was into the end If last Friday's soccer game at Municipal Stadium was any Gisslow fell to the ground and the rebound fell into his players. indication of how SJSU is going to play the rest of the season, arms, ending the scoring threat. The Aztecs' score came in the 35th minute on a penalty ANNOUNCEMENT the NCAA championships will be a foregone conclusion. But in the second half San Diego ran out of luck. kick. It was only the second penalty attempt SJSU has The Spartans blitzed San Diego State University, 3-1, up- It looked like the game might end scoreless until Easy allowed this season. CALIFORNIA S LARGEST LAW SCHOOL 11. ping their record to 6-3-4 overall. Perez put the Spartans ahead in the second half's 24th The goal ruined an almost flawless performance by San- WESTERN STATE UNIVERSITY ’We were consistent throughout the game," stated Coach minute. chez. Julie Menendez. "We are playing real well on defense." Perez was all alone on the left side of the goal and got a Menendez cited Jim Fox, Malcolm Stevens and Joe Both teams battled to a scoreless first half but the deadlock pass from Jerry Bevans. Gisslow never had a chance at the Garrotto for also having fine games on defense. COLLEGE OF LAW was not indicative of the play in the first half. shot which came to rest in the middle of the Aztec goal. "There is going to be some pretty good soccer around here OF ORANGE COUNTY Aztec goalie Peter Gisslow was under constant pressure Within 10 minutes the game was over as SJSU added two for the next three or four years," Menendez concluded AN ACCREDITED LAW SCHOOL from the Spartans. Several SJSU shots just missed the net. more goals to take an insurmountable, 3-0, lead. SJSU goalie Hick Sanchez was only challenged three times John Smillie made it 2-0 in the 27th minute on a direct free OFFERS A PROGRAM OF in the first half. He handled the first two shots with ease and kick, which was given to SJSU on a San Diego penalty. made a leaping block to save a score on the third. Jim Mimmack faked kicking the ball to the right and then BICENTENNIAL FULL-TIME LAW STUDY Gisslow made some nice saves also and with a little luck Smillie hit it to the left through a wall of Aztec defenders and kept the Spartans off of the scoreboard in the first half. past the goalie, into the net. SPECIAL TO BEGIN IN JANUARY Scott Stisser had the best opportunity for a goal. His shot The Spartans got their third goal taken away from them regular S1.59 order was just over the reach of Gisslow, but bounced off of the but got it right back on a penalty kick. SIN EITHER 21/2 or 3 YEARS FULLTIME law study f 15-16 classroom 'lours per week): or A SJSU shot appeared on its way into the goal but Aztec IN EITHER 31/4 or 4 YEARS of PART-TIME day, evening. striker Steve Robertson knocked the ball away with his hand. Fish 'IV Chips or weekend law study (3 classes per week, 3-4 hours Since the hand-ball penalty occured within the goal box the per class); Spartans were given a penalty kick. You con earn your JURIS DOCTOR (JO,) degree ard THE BREAD BOX Perez took the attempt and tallied his second goal of the gual;ly to fake the CALIFORNIA BAR EXAMINATION. WRITE OR PHONE FOR CATALOGUE 1 ?nlafter 3 pm Bread & Bagel Shop Dept. C15 Women swimmers 1 1 1 1 North State College We have hamburgers, chicken and prawns, too. 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Russ 1:10" s 294-6066 APPROVED FOR VETERANS asked to evaluate Saturday's Hitch placed first in the 111 double dual meet with Chico 900-yard freestyle while is0 'n' (!hips State University and UC Robbins took firsts in the 50- Berkeley. yard breaststroke and the LOW COST The Spartans made her 100-yard breaststroke. look like a prophet in beating The 400-yard medley relay Chico 73-63 and Berkeley 72- team of Clare Shemeta, Auto E9. Robbins, and Chris Carriere There are 16 events in defeated both the clockings Insurance swimming and 48 possible of Berkeley and Chico. places, with seven points for Dawn Spooner, Carriere, It Sounds first, five for second and Kim Gulliksen and Martha for College Students three for third. Shook also placed first over Leading the SJSU swim the weekend. 289-8681 team were Lynn Vidali, Spooner took first in the Incredible Melani Hitch and Linda 100-yard backstroke against CAMPUS INSURANCE Robbins, who took first Chico. places against both Berkeley Carriere finished ahead of BUT EVELYN WOOD GRADUATES CAN READ SAN JOSE and Chico. Berkeley in the 500-yard Vidali took three firsts butterfly. 404 S3rd St. (2nd floor, 3rd winning the 200-yard in- Shook scored a first JAWS IN 41 MINUTES dividual medley, the 100- against Berkeley in the & San Salvador) yard individual medley and 50 yard freestyle and the 100-yard butterfly. Gulliksen also placed first Al That Speed, The 309 Pages Come Across against Berkeley. With More Impact Than The Movie. Soccer Team In Living Blood, You Might Say. You can do it. too So far almost LI11)11,11011 people have clone it. And mark this well: they actually understand more, remember plays today People who have different jobs. different lOs. different interests. more, and enjoy more than when they read slowly. That's right' different educations have completed the course Our graduates are They understand more. They remember more. They enjoy more people from all walks of life. These people have all taken a course You can do the same thingthe place to learn more about it is at a against Cal developed by Evelyn Wood. a prominent educator Practically all of fret. speed reading lesson. them at least tripled their reading speed with equal sir better com- This is the same course President Kennedy had his Joint Chiefs of prehension Most have increased it even more The SJSU soccer team will Staff take. The same one Senators and Congressmen have taken Think for a moment what that means All of them - even the face UC today at 3 Berkeley slowest now read an average novel in less than two hours They Come to a free Speed Reading Lesson and find out It is free io p.m. on the Bears' soccer read an entire issueof Time or Newsweek in 35 minutes They don't you and you will leave with a better understanding of why It works The action shoe - Famolare's "GET THERE". field. skip or skim. They read every word They use nil machines Instead, Plan to attend a free Speed Reading Lesson and learn that it is Waves with forward thrust get you to It will be SJSU's second they let the material they're reading determine how fast they read possible to read 3-4-5 times faster, with better comprehension class on time. Designed for both sexes. West Coast Intercollegiate Her emancipated loafer "Beside" in Soccer Conference game, walnut brown. having already defeated Stanford University, 5-3, last week. 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town last. Saturday night, On My Head," which was provided excellent ac- bringing with him his recorded for the soundtrack companiment in "Rock and 'Tea and Sympathy' enormous talent and core of of -Butch Cassidy and the Roll Lullaby." II " backup musicians, but he Sundance Kid," was an When Thomas left the forgot maybe the most obvious favorite as the stage after only 50 minutes, important thing-his big hit crowd began clapping. it was obvious the audience songs. "Another Somebody Done was expecting him to come Play's theme The performance was Somebody Wrong Song," back for an encore. switched from the smaller which became the no. 1 song It was easy to see that Civic Auditorium to the in the nation last April, B.J.'s hits were popular with Center for the Performing really got the audience the audience, but poor song Arts due to Thomas' hopped up as they sang right selection, and too short of a surprises few popularity. along with Thomas. performance made for his But the lanky Texan's Rod Howsen, organist, downfall. By Susan Richardson roommate, whose sympathy short 50-minute performance Homosexuality may have for Lee fades in light of before the two-thirds full Garrett M. Mock shocked audiences of the '50s becoming the captain of the house left something to be but it raised few eyebrows baseball team and parental desired-and that something FOR ALL YOUR here last Friday night. pressure. was more of his past hits. INSURANCE NEEDS' "Tea and Sympathy" The roommate, played bj Thomas, who has sold opened this year's series of Joe S. Conti, shows Lee the more than 20 million records San lose Agency Theatre Arts Department way the "regular guys" walk dating back 11 years, ap- 915 North Bascom Avenue Lorton Au San lose, California And although with Lee trying to follow suit. parently forgot some songs 95128 productions. Carl Bratenahl's 'Golden Hills Estates ' at the San Jose Museum of Art. Office 248 3235 several cast members put in The audience appreciated that helped him make the Residence. 259 3683 excellent performances, the the break from drama to star he is today. Instead, he topic has lost some of its well-acted humor. sang five songs that most of potency over the years. The other students in "Tea the audience never heard Prudential Based on Robert Ander- and Sympathy" were California art works before. This was obvious son's drama about a boy reminiscent of the Bowery from their rather subdued suspected of homosexuality Boys. Insensitive pranksters responses compared to by his boarding school peers, with baseball caps turned exuberant approval of his the play served as a sad backwards, they stormed hits. shown Thomas was dressed in a The popular new... statement on human through the dormitory at SJ museum behavior. shouting obscenities in direct full-fledged cowboy outfit, Originally presented to contrast to the character of By Terry Gilles Two pencil and paper this collection. complete with hat. audiences over 20 years ago, Tom Lee. The styles and techniques drawings by Susan Beck This collection just Through no fault of his of 46 different Conaway, "Hang Up" and own, Thomas had to play the the production Northern SHARK closely Joyce Atkins as Lilly returned from the Cranbrook parallels the soap opera of Sears, making only two short California artists-including "Untitled" are filled with Academy of Art Museum in opening number amid ANIMATED today in its exploitation of sensational appearances several SJSU graduates- emotion. Both drawings are Michigan. Cranbrook is feedback from the am- sexual attitudes. was a hit with the audience. are now being displayed in a of nude women, apparently planning to send a similar plifiers. He was also at a disadvantage the entire WATCH This first offering in the In the tradition of Hedda rare exhibit at the San Jose from society's viewpoint of show to San Jose which will Only $24.95 Postpaid 1SJSU Theatre Americana Hopper, Atkins strutted Museum of Art. women. illustrate different evening as the spotlight was always slow in directing You'll be the envy of your friends season directed by Dr. Paul across the stage expounding "Interstices" presents a "Hang Up" depicts a techniques of Michigan when you wear the Super White Shark Davee, professor of acting her beliefs in her ability to little something for everyone headless woman, her artists. itself to the correct person on animated wristwatch and directing, seemed a drive the school boys wild. in art, from soft, subtle hands held protectively in stage. The unique dial features a swimmer Although the museum is Despite this, Thomas revolving around the dreaded white dated choice to present in Her pride in evoking paintings to strictly modern front. "Untitled" is a woman shark jaws every minute Makes a this day of "sexual eroticism was equalled by ones. with her head thrown back in still undergoing minor managed to relate very well great conversation piece revolution." her pleasure in rebuffing Graduates of SJSU with agony or joy (it is difficult to construction, most of it is to the audience, and the handsome gold tone case has a The leading their work represented tell), her beautiful body open to the public. displayed a certain Swiss precision movement with an role is a toss- attentions. at this unbreakable mainspring and is up between Tom Lee played The play, characterized by show include Wayne Clack, cracking. guaranteed Comes gift boxed to by Stephon Gleason and costumes and music of the Jan Crabtree, Peter Green, For those who prefer stark make an ideal gill for that special Laura Reynolds played by '50s, questions the Laura Russell and Dorthy realism, there is Douglas S. someone People will notice you when you wear Marilyn HerIan. masculinity of each male Loizeaux Timourian. Andersen's "Dr. Ken the Super White Shark wristwatch. Lee is the ostracized character. Several outstanding Ramey's Masked Interns vs. PSAtells Order yours today. member examples Pat Patterson & Rocky of a boy's boarding The stereotypes of manly of acrylic on SPECIAL 10% STUDENT DISCOUNT school in New canvas strike Johnson." This acrylic is England when behavior are built around the viewer as Send this ad along with your order and deduct $2.50 his traits become suspect by they walk in. One such innovative-a typical fight San Jose the above price You pay only $22.45. "jocks," Stateto "locker room talk" faculty painting scene straight from channel and students alike as and the useless nature of is Robert Hart- being "queer." Laura man's "Unstable Air Mass." 36, with incredible impact HOUSE OF CUPID women in any other than DEPT SC6 348 PEARIV/000 ST CHULA VISTA CA 92011 Nun Reynolds, the unhappy wife Clouds and water are and detail. buzz off -41 sexual matters. Laura is "Interstices" will be on 9 etene send Son Shari Oritteittchini of a headmaster at the asked implicitly to avoid difficult to paint without Caiit 4846% school, supports Lee in his getting involved...."just give making them appear to be display through Oct. 31. Name Seldon is such a diverse late_ fight against persecution. the boys a little tea and like cotton candy and blue Mans Gleason and HerIan both sympathy." paint. collection of good, and even turned in believable per- Hartrnan's painting is a great artwork found in one 17 times formances highlighted by The play will be presented scene of fluffy coulds, show. Praise should go to Headed for southern a day. ,- California" Call your campus well-delivered humor. At one from Wednesday, Oct. 72 subtlety shaded. 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By Paul Doty "It doesn't have the he said. argument used against the The opponents of nuclear characteristics of plutonium Peevy ended by saying the initiative if it is passed in power plants called them a used for weapons," he ex- initiative was probably June. unconstitutional and would danger to the environment plained. Initiative opponents say it There is currently carry heavy social costs. and to humanity. Their more attempts to usurp the radiation exposure This was because the proponents called them a from authority of the Energy medical uses of X rays then utility companies have cheap, clean energy source. Research and Development from nuclear plants, millions invested in nuclear It happened at Thursday he Administration and the added. power, and if the initiative night's Nuclear Safeguards Nuclear Regulatory Corn- Nuclear plants are passed these would be lost, Initiative debate at De Anza "worth mission, both federal the small amount he said. College. of agencies. The initiative, to appear on radiation exposure for their This was the only time the June, 1976, California energy benefits," he said. during the debate the Since, they say, the . ballot, proposes a limit on Kanter, however, said the initiative's constitutionality initiative would have thy was raised, and it did not state involved in regulating "el .0016, nuclear power plant effects of radiation in the operation until safety atmosphere are delayed for become a major issue. nuclear plants, a federal standards are proven ef- as much as 30 years or more This point, however, will function, the courts would A!`,"1. =1Y% fective to the legislature. and are more extensive then probably be the main rule it invalid. CM is Smith Both sides in the debate known. agreed there was indeed an "Physicians agree there's TOPLESS NIGHTLY out furniture, which had cluttered this lot for a month, was hauled away Thursday. energy crisis, but they dif- no safe level of radiation. We fered on the methods to solve don't know what the risks to DANa TO LIVE MUSK it. our genetic future are," he "There's no question said. Mid All of the BRASS RAIL ,0 Nu beats other vigorous conservation The pro-initiative's plan frat practices are needed," said for a future without nuclear GIRLS--GIRLS Dr. Harry Lawroski, an anti- power plants was explained ToPLiss initiative spokesman, from by McGlashan. LuNcHEoN THE Citizens for Jobs and He said conservation of AMATEUR TOPLESS SNOW Energy. energy would be adequate to EVERY WED. NIGHT IM NM TIM BRASS $15.00 WANK STALL "We're going to need see the country through until ALL PARTICIPANTS Vacant lot cleared of clutter WINNER $25.00 7344454 RAIL every kind of energy we can it could convert to possibly get," he added. geothermal and solar energy 50 years. By Chris Smith urniture in the lot rather was not going to take it. fraternity would haul the The nation's only feasible in about Until that time, he said, Rustic splendor returned than take it to the dump. "It was a matter of getting furniture away on Sunday. energy choices are coal or A WORLD as the Thursday to the vacant lot at The man said he was a a van," for carrying the In a letter to the Spartan nuclear power, according to coal could serve S. Ninth and San Salvador trash collector, Gaunt said. furniture away, Gaunt said. Daily, Pi Kappa Phi said the his debate partner, Michael country's main energy OF SERVICES streets. Fraternity members In an Oct. 14 letter to the delay in cleaning up the lot Peevy, and he favored the source. initiative Members of the Sigma Nu recorded the license number Spartan Daily, Gaunt said was "giving students and latter. Turning to the fraternity hauled to the of the man's Dodge van and Sigma Nu had not hauled the members of the community The pro-initiative duo, itself, opponent Peevy said it dump old furniture that had gave the number to the junk away because it was the belief that fraternities William McGlashan and Dr. was a "bad law because it been sitting in the lot since Spartan Daily. possible that Davis, as the are not interested in helping Ira Kanter of Project Sur- runs counter to state energy Sept. 20. The van is registered to alleged owner of the lot, had the campus community." vival, said the nuclear plants policy." Sigma Nu got the jump on Ewan Davis, but no one was a "legitimate claim" to the Mayfield said Friday he were dangerous. The initiative claims to put power members of Pi Kappa Phi at home Monday at the lot's contents. was surprised to see that the Both bombs and nuclear nucelar decisions into who planned to clean up the duplex the Department of The fraternity wouldn't lot had been cleared of the plants give off by-products the hands of the legislature, lot last Sunday afternoon. Motor Vehicles has listed as truck the rubbish to a dump, junk. which contaminate the according to Peevy, when According to Sigma Nu Davis' address. Gaunt said, because, "The Gaunt said his fraternity environment, Kanter said. they've already delegated officers, the dilapidated Gaunt and Sigma Nu furniture belongs to him decided to haul the junk off Lawroski countered by that power to a state energy couch, chair and beds president Steven Meyer said now." simply because, "We saying light-water plutonium commission. cluttering the lot were left the fraternity had wanted to Last week Thomas thought we should clean it I the kind used in the plants) "The legislature doesn't there because a man haul the rubbish away once it Mayfield, president of Pi up, not them (Pi Kappa and weapons plutonium were want it" because it doesn't claiming he owned the lot became obvious that Davis Kappa Phi, announced his Phi)." different. have enough time to study it, asked the fraternity members to leave the rub- bish for him. Rick Gaunt, Sigma Nu Radio talk show host kidnaped public relations director, said a man calling himself Davis approached fraternity members while they were after UFO discussion, then escapes moving into a new house and asked them to leave the movement, led by a couple SAN JOSEA radio talk Metamorphosis ( HIM) him about noon in the lobby were two guys out there HAIR REMOVED -- calling themselves "The show host was kidnaped crusade. of the building where radio saying threatening things to SUMitOMOcBankcif Gallfortya During the phone-in him," said Don Lightborn, a Two." after a program about a station KOME is located. Member FDIC PERMANENTLY identified as mysterious spaceship-to- program, several agitated Destro said it had not been self-proclaimed disciple of The couple, Applewhite, paradise cult, but he escaped listeners reportedly called to established how many the HIM movement who was Marshall Herff caution him to change his persons were involved. on the program with Boc. 44, and Bonnie Lu Trusdale San Jose Office Cupertino Office FACIAL HAIR two hours later, police say. 515 North First Street 10465 So, Saratoga-Sunnyvale Road EIVIROWS Victor Boc, 27, appeared opinion on scriptural issues Successful escape "Then I went back into the Nettles, 48, tell their LEGS -ARMS/ program. Boc told investigators he offices and the next thing we followers that they will be Sin Jose, California 95112 Cupertino, California 95014 UNDERARMS uninjured but "pretty shook debated on the up" after the incident "Right now that probably escaped at a service knew Victor was gone, and taken to a better world Phone 1408) 298-6116 Phone (408) 446-3600 Sunday, officers said. would be the only motive," station here a few hours we found his glasses in the aboard a UFO if they follow who was hallway," Lightborn said. their precepts. DARLENE M. The three-hour program Sgt. Mike Destro, later, police said. 1 MILLER featured a taped interview handling the investigation, No other details of the There have been reports in 2 9 2 - 844 4 with the two leaders of the said yesterday. escape were available. the past several weeks that DOWNTOWN '247 Cl. 3.0 Human Individual Detectives said Sunday "Just after the radio some persons in Western A.S. 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