Fullerton Interested in OSU Presidency

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Volume 82, No. 21 Serving the San Jose State University Corn m unity Since 1934 Wednesday, February 29, 1984 Fullerton interested in OSU presidency

By Mark Katches Santa Cruz home was rine negative SJSU President Gail Fullerton factor. said she is interested in the Oregon SJSU President one of six candidates sought On the positive side, Fullerton State University presidency, but said she is involved with several choosing to leave SJSU would be a programs at SJSU that she would difficult decision. Education in mid-March. Fullerton and said she was im- taking part in the selection process. their interviews. The final candi- like to see completed. "I'm thinking about it," she said Fullerton travelled to Oregon pressed. Fullerton did not pursue the dates will meet with students and Redeveloping facilities for the of the chance to head north. "But last week and was the first candi- "She is a very competent ad- OSU post but was nominated for it. faculty on the Corvalis campus by School of Engineering, refining cur- haven't packed my bags yet either." date interviewed. In her two-day ministrator. She has proven that at "They sought me," she said. "I next Monday. riculum, and funding the Beethoven Fullerton is one of six candi- stay on campus, she met with stu- San Jose," Wolfard said. "She could haven't been offering my resume Fullerton said she spent several Center are a few things Fullerton dates being considered to replace dent and faculty leaders and also be beneficial here." around or anything." rewarding years in Oregon receiv- said she would like to follow up on as the retiring Robert McVicar at OSU. met with members of the commu- Milosh Popovich, chairman of The candidates include Charles ing her doctorate 40 miles from Cor- SJSU president. She said she is happy at SJSU, but nity. the 16-member presidential search Ping, president of Ohio State Uni- valis at the University of Oregon at She has encountered support would not disclose whether she will "If I wasn't serious in looking at committee, said OSU is interested in versity; Allistar McCrine, presi- Eugene. from the SJSU community. accept the position if it is offered. the situation, I wouldn't be here," Fullerton because of her outstand- dent of Humboldt State University; Fullerton, who replaced John "A student who I couldn't see McVicar's replacement will be Fullerton told the OSU Daily Ba- ing record at SJSU. Fullerton is an John Burn, former acting director of Bunzel in 1978, said she created a list and I have no idea who he was named by April I. Fullerton said. rometer, the campus newspaper. excellent candidate, Popovich said, the OSU Marine Science Center; of positive and negative aspects to walked by on his way to class and First, the presidential search com- OSU Student Body President but no comparisons will be made and Clifford Smith. former vice help evaluate both universities. Al- said, 'Stay with us, Mrs. Fullerton.' mittee at OSU will send names of Sharon Wolfard is serving on the until all interviews are complete. president of OSU. though she would not reveal all her "He obviously knew who I vias. three semi-finalists to the Regents presidential search committee. She McVicar said he would not com- Two more candidates will not be pros and cons, she said the long and I was very moved by what he of the Oregon State Board of Higher was present at the interviews with ment on Fullerton because he is not officially named until the day of commute to San Jose from her said It touched me.'' Victims of incest All in a-rrow' plagued by guilt

By Melissa Calvo The hopelessness a child can feel, "Lying in the room in the dark of the night. in a terrified way, waiting for that door to open," is an ex- ample of the suffering a victim of incest can feel, according to SJSU Counselor Wiggsy Sivertsen. Sivertsen, along with Rosemary Lutus, graduate student of psychology, counsels a group of incest survivors from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. on Mondays. Survivors are those people who have been the victims of incest. In- cest is defined as sexual activities between persons too closely related to marry legally. Sivertsen said she began this program after noticing an increas- Wiggsy Sivertsen ing number of students who have SJSU counselor problems because of incest. People who have incestous cally defined survivors as the cre- relationships feel betrayed because ators of the crime, she said. "this person who is supposed to be She went on to explain the incest your caretaker, is taking advantage case of a 5-year-old girl, whom a of that power position." she said. judge said was seductive and ma- Sivertsen . also said that survi- nipulative and he could understand vors are very withdrawn. why the man approached her. "They have a really hard time Another reason that some fe- being open, sharing, trusting and male survivors feel guilty is because getting close to people. they've had orgasmic experiences "They will have frequently cas- as molested adolescents, she said. ual sexual relationships, but have "They feel really shamed and difficulty with intimate that denies the biological reality of relationships," she said their existence," she said. Much of those sexual problems Sivertsen said that the major are associated with the element of component of incest is the secret: guilt that incest survivors have es- without the secret, it cannot exist. pecially women, she said. But there are those who will not "Women grow up feeling guilty tell. Craig Sailor and part of that, the Mental Health "Imagine having something Profession has to eat because they happen to you that makes you so un- Reminiscent of Robin Hood, Jonathan Ong takes careful quires skill and concentration," the junior graphic design really are responsible for having comfortable for such an extended aim for the bullseye in a beginning archery ('lass. "It re- student said. "It's an escape from the regular classes." perpetuated that thought." Sivert- period of time that you can't talk to sen said. anyone about ," she sa id. The old books on incest clini- continued on back page planned Business degree Fraternity donates $250 to teach new technology to SJSU Marching By Carl Miller up with with the quick changes in Band The SJSU School of Business is technoloy. We want to teach stu- By Patty Kamysz ATii is hoping the donation planning a new major for next se- dents to manage technology sys- Scott Pierson, director of the will encourage other fraternities mester called Information and Re- tems at a cost businesses can pay," SJSU Marching Band had good to jump on the bandwagon and source Management, designed to he said. reason to smile Monday af- offer funds for the uniforms. produce students who can manage According to Lehane, engineers ternoon. He was handed an enve- Houston said. the rapidly changing information are creating and developing high lope containing a check for 8250 In return for the money, technologies, according to Business technology information systems so a gift from Alpha Tau Omega. Pierson said the band will place Prof. John Lehane. fast, businesses are having trouble The check, presented by ATO's and other donors names "The IRM major will teach stu- managing the technology. three members from the frater- on the bands' garment bags. Dur- dents to coordinate business com- nity, will enable the band to buy ing the first event of next year all puter systems, information net- "Businesses are looking I or one new uniform. According to donors will be publicly an- works, word processing. and someone who can create a good Pierson, they need IRO uniforms nounced. telephone networks," Lehane said. business information system that is for next year's programs, but are SJSU's present uniforms are Thirteen sister business schools cost effective and gets the job done, having difficulty raising the esti- 15 years old. and Pierson said the in the state schools system already as a businessman sees it," Lehane mated $45,000 in funds. time is past due for new ones. have IRM majors, he said, while said. In response to the band's re- "They've been around since SJSU's is still in the planning stages. John Gessford, Los Angeles quest for aid. ATO decided to 1969." he said "The average life Considering that SJSU is located State University Assistant Dean of show their support by giving the of a uniform is no more than to near the heart of Silicon Valley, this Business, said his school has a money, said Tim Gale, vice pres- years." fact may seem strange. major called Information Manage- ident of the chapter. Also present In addition, he said the white. "The reasons the SJSU Business ment Systems I 1MS), similiar to yesterday were AT() president navy and sky blue uniforms are School is behind are insufficient SJSU's slated program. Bill Baron and public relations not even the school colors. The equipment, not the right type of in- "We have about 1,000 students officer Jeff Houston. new uniforms are the correct col- structors, and not a good idea of in the program and they seem to do Currently, the band has ob- ors: blue, white and gold. what we want to do," Lehane said. very well," he said. tained enough donations to buy 50 "They're going to look strik- The IBM major is needed, Le- The IRM degree is applicable uniforms, with ATO's contribu- ing from a distance," Pierson said. hane said, because companies have for careers as a systems analyst, in- Bill Baron, Tim Gale, and Director Scott Pierson with tion providing the 51st Spartan determining what infor- specialist Shops gave 96,250 which will pro- Pierson said he plans to dis- problems formation analyst, data Jeff Houston from the Alpha a check for $250: enough mation they need, and what infor- and data communications special- vide 25 uniforms and individual tribute brochures to alumni in Tau Omega fraternit pre- money to buy one nev, uni- mation technology is best for the ist, Lehane said. donors gave enough to buy a total hopes of obtaining more dona- form of the 179 needed. problem they have. Lehane will oversee the new sent SJSU Marching WI nd of 25 more uniforms tions "Business has to try and keep major. 29, Page 2 IF 0 Wednesday, February 1984/Spartan Daily 3:PA:12A4aLAiLf Published for the University end the University Community by the Department of Journahsm and Mass Communications

Jennifer Koss Toni Kohl Editor Advertising Manager Ken Leiser City Editor Pat Sangimino Jeff Barbosa Layout Editor News Editor Warren Bates Forum Editor Four years and seven scores ago I'm giving up my old fashioned ways today to think the '80s who are seeking their M.R.S. degrees. about proposing marriage. We are a bit more conservative nowadays. So conservative, the opportunity for women to do the asking never gave it much thought before, but the signifi- comes only once every four years. cance wrapped into Sadie Hawkins day (Feb. 29 of So today, I'm ready for my proposal. Now the ques- every leap year) is it is the only day a woman is allowed tion is how to ask him. to ask for a man's hand in marriage. The more appealing aspect is he can't say no. Do I have to ask his father, or should I say his mother, for his hand in marriage? Naw, they only do that in the movies. I could be romantic and ask him the traditional way. You know, the table-for-two dinner invitation the dim lights, the soft music and don't forget the bottle of cham- pagne. Karen Salom Staff Writer I've got my proposal all planned out. Right before dessert, I get down on my knees, gaze into his eyes and tell him how gorgeous he looks. Then, I would give him the gold-nugget wedding band I bought the other day from the jeweler. One look Let me repeat that in college campus talk,"Hey at that chunk of gold and he'd say "yes" before I even girls, grab your man!" Who says a woman can't have get the chance to ask him to marry me. the upper hand in a marriage proposal? anEa'feiOCriras7GPe Then again, I could play it cool by being really Ker.essursoorair milt No I'm not another one of those radical feminists, "femo," as opposed to being really "macho." nor a devoted female follower of what's her name or Naturally, this method would take place after the even a supporter of the Equal Rights Amendment. and beer date. I would get my potential hus- I just wonder how it would have been had Juliet casual pizza "Hey babe, I got stood at the bottom of Romeo's balcony, and Romeo band into my little turbo Capri and say, something in the glove compartment. cried out, "Juliet, Juliet, where for art thou?" ya a little When he sees the little box with the big ribbon on it, BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed You might call it reversing the romance roles of he will know almost immediately I want him to be my male and female relationships. husband. So what if it's the chicken way to pop the ques- VARliED TIMIP Our female ancestors must have tried to lay out the tion. ARM5CT5,1}105E TRY. YOUR us 20th-century women, but we never caught HUNTERS . HUNTER pattern for On second thought, what dot want a hubby for? On a CALl. on. It is time we pick up what they started for us. college student's income. I could think of a lot better in- This does not necessarily mean we have to dress up vestments for my hard-earned bucks than a life-time ac- in the same cavewomen garb they dressed in. No of- count with Gens1,...rly Diamonds. No, "store with the fense intended to their shoulder-slung animal-furred. heart" stuff for me. prehistoric evening wear. it is reminiscent of our mod- I think tomorrow I'll go back to my old fashioned ern day "flashdance" fashions. ways. I kind of like the idea of being on the receiving end It does mean they had husbands on their minds of the marriage proposal Maybe next Sadie Hawkins, when they conked out men with those "he-woman" day I'll think about this proposing stuff again. clubs they dragged through the caves. After all, with or without Sadie Hawkins, it will al- ’ 441 Those methods are too primitive for the women of ways be a woman's prerogative to change her mind. Men are alsovictims of pre-menstrual syndrome LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

I am obviously not a female but I am well ac- mentally and physically. wrath of PMS escape your grasp and unleash itself at War caused by hormones quainted with pre-menstrual syndrome. I am aware I know I can't even begin to emphasize this as much the nearest male? And after this demoralization of the that PMS used to be ridiculed and ignored by all who as someone who actually suffers from this womanly fragile male ego, we are expected to understand? not contact with others won't. Sure, if it happened didn't suffer from its symptoms such as tender breasts, fate. So I once in awhile I probably Last Wednesday Tim Goodman wrote a column in and irri- can, however, sympathize with all those who do wouldn't mind as much. But when it food cravings, migraine headaches, depression I happens contin- which he attributes war to man's "natural tendency to- suffer from this age old dilemma. And to top that off, tability to name just a few. uously, how are we supposed to know whether or not to ward solitude." He said "parental attachment, there is no known cure. approach with caution? friendship and marriage are only veils used to cover the Now the reason I said I am well acquainted with fact man is naturally inclined to be alone." PMS is because it also affects me. No, not biologically, Although most women are the initial victims of This is a most confusing thesis for me. If man wants I'm a male, remember? PMS. I think that we men are its ultimate victim. to be alone, why fight? Why not go camping? It's safer The reason it affects me is because I'm usually the I can understand how painful it must be but must than going to war. If he really wants to be alone, why brunt of the depressions or the quick tempers that are women also make it painful for others? I think now that does he need to hide it with the "veil" of marriage? He often associated with PMS. PMS has been recognized as a serious problem for should do his girlfriend a favor and go backpacking. It's I'm sure there are just as many guys out there as women, we men must gather together and let our case be known. cheaper financially and emotionally and a lot more fair women who suffer from PMS who feel the same way. to the prospective bride. Now just because us males were fortunate enough Thus, while women suffer from this fate worse than It boggles my mind that Mr. Goodman has reached not to be burdened with such a fate. I don't think it's fair death, the fate men suffer is one that belongs to a punch- college and become a staff writer for such a reputable to have us carry part of that burden, albeit a small part. ing bag. daily newspaper without learning that homo-sapiens is a I figured now that women have shown PMS does social species. If not, why have language. Those who ridiculed it as being "all in their mind" exist, it is our turn to show that PMS also affects men. I am pleading to all womankind to purchase them- Mr. Goodman commits the post hoc ergo were most likely those of my gender. Event admit that I Be honest guys. How many times have you con- selves a Bozo the Clown punching bag because we men propter hoc fallacy when he says "too much closeness . .. leads used to think it was just an excuse for when a girl lost fronted a lady whom you thought was as nice as could be don't bounce back up that easily ( we don't even have a to tension." Just because one event her temper. But that's when I thought PMS was an air- only to get jumped on by a previously unknown temper. nose that beeps when you hit it). follows another, it doesn't mean the former caused the latter. line. The funny thing being if by chance you were in I know you are all in pain, but please have a little re- Proximity is a necessary precondition that I now realize that it is something many women suf- constant contact with this lady she seemed to blow spect for the men of this world who aren't quite sure for much of the fighting goes on among men, but the capacity fer from, and in some cases I really mean suffer! her top or become a manic depressive every month like what hit them when exposed to a PMS-related temper to kill people on the other side of the world The few symptoms I just mentioned often form a clockwork. tantrum. whom one has never met and from whom one has suffered chain reaction and cause numerous other problems both And you ladies. How many times have you let the Let me just say it puts a 'cramp' in our style! no harm, by a simple push of a button proves isolation or distance doesn't insure ' peace. We do not have Marines in Beirut because we want to be alone and our soldiers in Central America are not there to seek solitude. But why do men have to fight? It is clear that men are social animals and they are at least capable of ratio- nality. There seems to be something in the essence of male- ness that results in violence and that something seems to be testosterone. For hundreds of years, farmers have known that castrated bulls become docile. Psychologists have shown repeatedly that lowering testosterone levels in mice whether surgically or chemically reduces pup killing, a behavior that isn't exhibited among females. Whether one has the two X genes of the female or the X and Y of the male and whether one has a penis or a vagina appears to be less important than the relative balance of androgens (male hormones) and estrogens ( female hormones). When researchers at Cornell University gave testosterone to female lizards, they started acting like aggressive males. When males of any species are given estrogen, they become as peaceful as females. Perhaps the revolutionary action that will save the world from nuclear holocaust will occur when wives spice their husbands food with their own birth control ( estrogen ) pills. How about it fellas. Take a pill for peace. Ruth Priest l'srhology graduate . e * '1/4 II...... as.,1-,:- init. 4. AII . ' . ,,ii, -.. %re, , i , -. Letters -:": -A.. ' .,107.11i6,411111ir ,_, 4. -....-.. '",*':" ii ... \ Ail letters must bear the writer's name, signature, Aro,fr, -. -. ' dk'Z' \c, CHANGE TO CHOICE 6066, V,/ for personalized & confidential e,,,cft,,ef'\e/vpo women's health care. I CANT BELIEVE Family planning Gynecological services (<,< ';\ PMS program o0- (>.% 11 MY EYES! Pregnancy testing Abortion service awake or asleep

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Gregory stressed how much he loves the the naut, discussed the lack of black involvement Two industry men, who have not yet been space program. in the space program, life aboard the space named, will also be part of the crew, Gregory "I don't have an ulcer or bring my work shuttle, and current and future space explora- said. home with me," he said. "It is like going to ling tion goals, during his speech at SJSU. One of the scientists will research the recy- work and having to play. It's the greatest job in !ars Gregory spoke Friday during the "A Space cling of waste products for human consump- the world." and in Time: Blacks in Aviation" program, spon- tion. According to Gregory, by about 1989, more sored by the School of Applied Arts and Sci- Accompanying the crew, will be monkeys civilians will be allowed to experience space eta- ences and the Department of Aerospace Stud- and rats from Moffett Field in Mountain View. flight because very little technology and train- tfon ies. The animals will be part of an experiment to ing will be required of humans. pre- "There are only four blacks currently in evaluate animal holding cages developed by He feels the United States will send up a the space program, with no one in the pipeline the National Aeronatics and Space Administra- well-known person from the media into space. to follow us ( black astronauts)," he said. "We tion's Ames Research Center, Gregory said. Then, Gregory said, the United States will send feel as if we are like dinosaurs in the space pro- The cages were built in an effort to further an artist, writer and other people with different gram, just a Icks part of a dying species." space experiments in a humane way. Features backgrounds. His presentation emphasized that "all that of the new cages include automatic feeding ap- !nta- If people with these Buck Roger's stuff" about space featured by paratus, waste disposal, cleaning and new re- types of backgrounds could travel into space, the rest OY the entertainment world is happening now. straining positions. of the world lily. could achieve a better translation The presentation, shown to SJSU faculty Gregory also spoke about his predictions of a more realistic picture of space, he and students and various junior high and high on the possibility of the Russians traveling to said. It would give the earth much schools from as far as Sacramento, included a Mars. more justice rather than our astronauts' "golly, gee, slide show and movie about flight in space. The United States and Soviet Union play a wee" interpretation of the world Gregory discussed space crafts, from space. Gre- blast-offs, "great game" with each other because the two gory said. 'landings and how astronauts adapt to breath- countries exchange a lot of information with ing, exercising, eating, sleeping, bathing and each other concerning space knowledge, he Gregory knew he wanted to be a pilot after 'other routines. said. he saw the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds in Gregory will launch into space on Nov. 22. America is ahead of Russia in technology flight. The Thunderbirds are a five man aeor- 1984. His mission will be to pilot the seven-man and has a much more sophisticated space sys- batic squadron which flies F-4 Phantom fighter space lab in which experiments will be con- tem, he said. In Russia, he added, man does not planes. The squadron performs air shows for klucted to grow more efficient crystals for com- control the space vehicle, he is just a passen- the United States and other countries, puter chips. ger. He served as a pilot in the U.S. Air Force The space lab members will also be mak- Russian cosmonauts have gone into space for 19 years where he flew 40 different types of lng earth observations and atmospheric and on missions of long duration, he said. They military and commercial planes. In 1978, he solar wind studies. have developed space planes much like the was chosen by NASA as an astronaut candi- : The members of the opinions, he date. He has been training at the space lab crew will be U.S. space shuttle, he added. His Johnson Ron fried Col. Bob Overmire, of the II S. Marine Corps, said, are based on his own knowledge, reading Space Center in Houston for six years. Col. Frederick I iregury addresses SJSU Students last Friday. 'Mr. Shuttle' has right stuff By Karen Salom gram, is a puppet show called, "Muffin goes to work in Bookstore markets computers Robin Egbert, also known as "Mr. Shuttle," dis- space." The puppet show features a fuzzy, floppy eared played his Private Enterprise space shuttle model, a dog who stows away in the space shuttle. The dog, who By Dan Koga lege students, said Bookstore "primarily from faculty and staff home-made version of the U.S. space shuttle, on Friday. wants to work in space, flies away with the space shuttle Increased demand by faculty Computer Manager John Stanton. who find a computer almost inval- when its pilot discovers he is hiding on board. "I am a one man show," and staff brought on the sales of Schools that teach and pro- uable to their work," Stanton said. Egbert said as he talked Egbert's mother and father help Egbert in the pre- about his space shuttle model computers in the Spartan mote the use of computers "will be the future demand will be primar- exhibited outside the Spar- sentation of the puppet show which debuted in October on tan Bookstore. Bookstore's ElectronicsCenter this turning out people who are better ily from students. the Queen Mary in Long Beach. His performance was , Egbert is a 32-year-old semester. Bookstore Manager equipped to find jobs in the com- linoleum and carpet layer part of a Pacific Region Aerospace Education Confer- from Aptos. Ron Duval said "out of 47 stores puter market place," Stanton "Prices will continue to be ence. (largest college bookstores) that said. driven down and when it reaches handled computers, there was $6.3 under $1000 then it hits the 'student 'Sometimes I get tried of the million in computer sales last Bookstore computers are market,' " he said. "We had some program, but when I open up my year." This figure is expected to priced about 20 percent below the Apples (computers) in here for jump to 850 million next year, he current market, he said. A person about 8800 last December and they garage door, the kids start said. could purchase the basic keyboard were snapped up real quickly by coming to see my model, and I for about $1.800. students and staff members." "Out of those 47 stores only realize how much I like what I about a half-dozen of those have So far, the bookstore has sold Stanton estimates that sales of do.' been in business (of selling com- approximately 75 computers total- 225 computers and accompanying Robin Egbert puters) for more than a year," ling about $100,000. Stanton said software a year will be needed to Duval said. that the pricing of the computers break even. is fixed to cover long-term costs, The "Mr. Shuttle" presentation was part of the all The Electronics Center in the "So we expect to lose money for "Computers are a new ball- day "A Space in Time: Blacks in Aviation" program bookstore hopes to provide the the first two years and hope to game on campus," he said. The sponsored by the School of Applied Arts and Sciences and campus with a service to those break even in our third year." bookstore plans to sell computer the Department of Aerospace Studies. people interested in purchasing a The bookstore currently car- hardware for four to five years, The Private Enterprise is a one-tenth scaled model of computer system, or need infor- ries the Digital Equipment Cor- eventually discontinuing its line the U.S. space shuttle Enterprise. Egbert's model is a 12- mation concerning computers. poration and IBM brands and and resuming its traditional role foot-long by six-foot-wide model of the actual space shut- Within the next two to three hopes to carry the Apple computer as a book supplier. However it will tle which is 122 feet, two inches long. years use of computers will be- and Hewlett-Packard line. continue to provide software after The wood construction of the shuttle cost about $500 come virtually mandatory for col- Although present demand is hardware sales cease. and took about 2'z weeks for Egbert to build. It weighs about 400 pounds. The model is large enough to seat two full grown adults or three small children. This allows visitors to climb over and through the model to get a feeling for the space shuttle. Aviation day held Egbert tours schools and public gatherings for the purpose of promoting space. By Wendy Stitt kinkois copies With his tours, souvenir boarding passes with a stamp An all-day presentation entitled "A Space in Time: of the Private Enterprise are given to everyone who come Blacks in Aviation" sponsored by the School of Applied the electronic printshop to see the model. The pass and the tour of the model are Arts and Sciences and the Department of Aerospace Stud- both free. ies, was held Friday in the Student Union, QUALITY KODAK COPIES The show is most appealing to kids, he said. Air Force Col. Frederick Gregory. astronaut on the "Sometimes I get tired of the program, but when I next space shuttle flight was the day's keynote speaker. of your THESIS, RESUMES, and more! open up my garage door, the kids start coming to see my Gail Fullerton, SJSU President, opened the presenta- on our 100 Cotton Bond or other line papers. model, and I realize how much I like what I do." Egbert tion with Andrew R. Hughey, dean of the School of Ap- Clay Binding & Gold Stamping Available. said. plied Arts and Sciences. Fullerton encouraged the young He has been invited by the U.S. Air Force to entertain Robin Egbert poses next to his home-made students to continue with their schooling up through col- OPEN SATURDAYS TOO! spectators at five of the shuttle landings at Edwards Air version of the NASA space shuttle. lege. exhibited his shuttle at Force Base in California. He also According to Egbert, the show was so popular it will May. 1983 US Festivals in San The purpose of the presentation was. "to encourage PASSPORT PHOTOS the September, 1982 and "headline" the National Congress on Aerospace Educa- Bernardino. young people to think about careers in aviation," said tion in April at Astrovillage in Houston. Along with the tours, Egbert has a free 24-hour phone Jeanne McElhatton, founder of the "F of F" Clinic, who 481 E. San The plans to build the space shuttle model were origi- Carlos 93 Pass* de San Antonio service that gives callers information about current spoke about the fear of flying. nally for a float in a parade. Egbert said. Watching shut- the subject of a talk 295-5511 (at 3rd St.) 295-4336_1 space knowledge and events on a weekly basis. Each The importance of education was tle landings on television, he would be inspired to get up in by Capt. Al Wilson of week he asks a question aimed at young school children the U.S. Navy. the middle of the night and work on the model. he said. Each week's question is an- "Education is the lever that will work with motiva- On his phone service, "I had no drawing plans for the model," he said, "but week on the phone service. tion," he said. IA .is swered the following I had ideas for it from pictures I saw in magazines. ti .81 "I get my information from newspaper clippings," he poster display in the Umunhum Room featured 5*._ "I did not have any interests about space prior to my A aL. said, "and I tell the kids to save newspaper clippings from events in aviation history by the Air Force and the Navy. - :....'... Chatiie'.6* i,.. * . ' * work on the Private Enterprise. It was the U.S. space * . , 44. 4' IN ASSOCIATON WIT). 4/ t =4. launch to find clues to before, during and after a shuttle shuttle launches that got me involved with space," he A videotape telling the story of the all-black flying questions." ....". . .c., ONE WORLD PRODUCTIONS !1-- t. answering Mr. Shuttle's said. team, the Tuskegee Airmen, was also shown. per day. , ;,:10.5 4, gi .... PRISE N.. He said he receives about 100 calls Egbert has been exhibiting his model for two years as an alternative Egbert offers his telephone service and is hoping to find a sponsor for his Mr. Shuttle pro- The presentation was a combined effort by SJSU, the given by the National Aero- to the space calling service gram so he could work full-time promoting space. Federal Aviation Administration ( F.A.A.), The National nautics and Space Administration which charges 50 cents Aeronautics and Space Administration ( NASA). the Fear per telephone call. The NASA phone service, he said, is Egbert's next Mr. Shuttle presentation will be held in of Flying Club. the U.S. Air Force and Navy, and the Civil available only during space shuttle flights and allows lis- Sacramento on March 14 and 15 at Rancho Cordova El- Air Patrol. teners to hear astronauts communicating with Earth. ementary School, Kitty The phone number for Mr. Shuttle's space questions Hawk Elementary School is 662-2437. and San Michael Episco- Egbert's most recent addition to the Mr. Shuttle pro- palian Day School. ,11:VERY WED. 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COVER W/ THIS INVITATION 14451 Rog Basin Way April Selected applicants will be expected in Tokyo from July to October 10144 Saratoga. CA.95070 evcDrtIo Wednesday, February 29, 1984/Spartan Daily Former fatty makes good basketball. By Monte Poole After winning a starting position late in his passing and playing team the need to become For Matthew Daniel Fleming it has been a freshman year. Fleming became a legitimate " But I began to realize weight and it meandering road to the SJSU basketball pro- force during his sophomore season. Fleming a better athlete. When I lost the and could do more." . gram, complete with twists, turns and a bit of averaged 19 points a game, second-best in the was all fat I felt better tribulation. But a 35-pound obstacle may have Golden Gate Conference, in 1983. He was provided his biggest challenge. named West Valley's Most Valuable Player and Fleming's credo continues. He utilizes the This kind of obstacle does not go away on voted to the All-GGC first team. He was ready "LaPorte Walker," a special shoe designed by its own. It cannot be dodged, sidestepped or for major college basketball. Frank LaPorte, former St. Mary's College "He has developed a lot since his high coach and currently coaching at St. Joseph's Basketball school days," says Sall coach Bill Berry, who High in Alameda. The shoe is designed le has observed Fleming for four years. "He has stretch the muscles of the lower calf, resulting jumped over. It stubbornly refuses to disappear and still does work hard. He has made in a greater vertical leap. unless you defeat it head-on. It is excess weight. himself a better athlete through self-im- in my jump. Fleming's body, at 240 pounds, was soft, provement." "I gained three or four inches Fleming more marshmellow than muscle. But the past For all the inner strength that begets fanat- ing just by using them last summer," four years have been metamorphic for Flem- ical dedication, Fleming also had a solid exam- said of the shoes. regularly, testimony to ing. He has gone from a junior year high ple providing guidance. His father Ed played He still lifts weights school) sit-out to junior college standout to per- his desire to become stronger. form all-out for the Spartans. He leads the team to see my in free-throw percentage, is second in rebound- "Coach (Berry) would like Fleming ing, third in scoring and fourth in minutes strength improve and so would I," more aggressIve played. says. "I think I also need to be defense" "I was always the little fat kid," Fleming and do a better job at rebounding and D.! says, now grown up to 6-foot-B and squeezed in Although Fleming may lead the Spartans from op. to 205 pounds. "When I moved to California the categories of drawing charge calls

from Virginia with my family I was a junior in posing players and floor-burns. Berry eon,

high school. That's when I weighed about 240. I stantly rides him about a lack of hard-noged knew I wanted to play, but I also knew that I toughness. had to lose weight to be competitive." Not that Fleming wasn't already competitive. He was good enough to be an all-confer- wanted to play major ence pick at Stuart High in Virginia. As a sopho- college ball, but I was so more, he was named "Most Improved Player." But this is California, a place many other heavy during my junior Americans consider part of another planet. St Moving west had a profound effect on Fleming. year in high school that I didn't even play on the "California was a lot different than what I was used to and the competition was better. I team.' wanted to play major college ball, but I was so Matt Fleming heavy during my junior year in high school that SJSU forward even play on the team." I didn't he That's when Fleming confronted this obsta- 26 cle. He began to work hard. He began to work "I'd like to see him play tougher inside," harder. He pushed himself. He pushed himself Berry says. "I want him to be more aggressive some more. He controlled his diet and lifted and really get in there and mix it up. We've had toi weights until the extra load faded out and phys- for Oregon State during his collegiate career several discussions about it, so Matt knows how I )c ical definition crept in. and was a member of the Beaver team that I feel. went to the NCAA Tournament's Final Four. By the beginning of his senior year at Sara- Not a bad blueprint for success. "But Matt is such a nice kid. He's so polite toga High, Fleming had whittled down to 220. and I don't know if that will ever change. About Se He joined the basketball team. His new work But Fleming cites r...aturity as much as the only time he seems to get mad is in practice ro ethic was manifesting itself. By the time the anything else as being the leading factor in the when he and Lance Wyatt push each other season ended, he was down to 210 pounds. lie refining of his skills. Many athletes realize the around." was voted all-league quite an accomplish- need for hard work, but Fleming's maturity in ment considering his inactivity during the pre- helped him go through with the rigorous activ- Four years and 35 pounds ago Wyatt or 85 vious season. ity needed to foster improvement. anyone else would have had a much more dif- But the push to improve continued. Flem- ficult time pushing Fleming anywhere. ing's body was still being molded, but his shoot- "I've always been seen as the 'smart' bal- mi ing touch had been there for years. His offen- lplayer," Fleming says, his solid SJSU grades Fleming has made quite a few discoveries R( sive talents caught the eye of West and Dean's List honors at West Valley support- while traveling the road to California and Ca C J Peterson Valley JC coach Bob Burton. Fleming, not quite ready for ing this. "I'm not that fast. I have 'white man's SJSU, where he majors in business manage- SJSU forward Matt Fleming hustles after a loose ball against Utah major college basketball, enrolled at West Val- disease,' so I don't jump that well. I've always ment. The most important was finding the bas- State. Fleming hustles both on and off the court to improve his game. ley. played off the talent that I do have; shooting, ketball player inside the bean-bag-chair body. VVE la]

Pa Spartans seek seventh seed No. 2 USC shuts out SJSU .Jo By Monte Poole By Paul Lloret ners in straight sets, 6-2,6-4. The Spartans will be going to Inglewood next month PCAA Standings SJSU's men netters opened their three-game road The Spartans' hectic road schedule ends today 4: for the PCAA Basketball Tournament, but a big question Tasm &oral trip on an unpleasant note. The Spartans were blitzed against number-three ranked Pepperdine in a 1:30 LOW by remains unanswered: Who will they play? Nevada -Las Vegas 25 2 16 1 a strong University of Southern California squad 9-0 p.m. match in Malibu. The Spartans were scheduled to SJSU. with a 6 10 PCAA record, has assured itself of UC Irvine 16-9 12 4 last Monday in Los Angeles. play UC-Santa Barbara yesterday. finishing no lower than eighth place. Only the top eight Fresno State 20-7 11-5 The Spartans were thoroughly dominated by the Pepperdine features All-American sophomore Utah State 17-9 116 nation's number-two ranked team, as the Trojans, 12- Kelly Jones. Jones is currently ranked 12th in the na Basketball New Mexico State 12-13 88 1. captured every set in the contest. tion among collegiate players. Joining Jones is retur- Fullerton State 17-10 88 USC was led by Matt Anger, the 13th-ranked colle- nee Bill Baxter who has been named an All-American teams from the PCAA will participate in the tournamant. San Jose State 10-15 6 10 giate player in the nation, and Todd Witsken, the na- the last two years. But California State University, Long Beach. also 6- Long Beach State 9-16 6 10 10, is tied with SJSU for seventh place. Unless the Spar- UC Santa Barbara 8-17 3 1 3 Tennis Playing for the Waves this season is Carlos di tans can end the season with a better record than the Pacific 2-28 0-16 Laura, Peru's number-one ranked junior. The fresh- 49ers both teams play their final PCAA season games lion's number-19 player. man, one of three on the Pepperdine team, is also a this week SJSU will finish as the eighth seed. State's solid forwards, are enjoying fine seasons. Ander Witsken, playing in the number-one position on member of Peru's Davis Cup team. The other two In that case, the Spartans will face University of Ne- son received his second PCAA Player of the Week award Monday, defeated SJSU's John Saviano, 6-1, 7-5, while first-year Waves are Dan Leal, from Illinois, and Ed vada, Las Vegas, which has locked up first place. The Re- of the season last week. Hard to believe that the Bulldogs Anger was a 6-3,6-4 victor over the Spartan's number- Nagal, from Michigan. bels are 16-1 in the PCAA and ranked seventh in the latest had a losing record 12-31 in the PCAA at one point last two man Dave Kuhn. Pepperdine, which is 9-2, finished fourth in last AP poll. Would you want to play them in the first round of month. Fresno State, giving up only 56 points per game, is Trojan freshman Rick Leach, son of USC coach year's NCAA Tennis Championships. The Waves were a tournament? hard proof that playing defense pays off. . . Dick Leach, defeated Paul Van Eynde, 7-6, 6-1. Leach 17-5 over the course of the 1983 season. But if SJSU and Long Beach end the season in a tie. New Mexico State and Cal State Fullerton have been is the nation's number-two ranked player in the 18 The men netters, now 3-2, return to San Jose to the 49ers, who split their conference games against the enigmatic this season. Both teams have been brilliant at years-and-under category. face the University of San Diego on Monday March 5 Spartans. will get the seventh seed and avoid UNLV times, awful at other times. One of the problems seems to Spartans Kuhn and Bob Hepner played number- SJSU is scheduled to play 15 straight matches at home, by virtue of a bigger victory margin during its win. be the teams' reliance on guards to provide the brunt of one in doubles and were swept by Leach and Tim Paw. starting with the 2 p.m. match against San Diego. The SJSU and Long Beach have similar schedules this the offense. sett, 6-2, 6-2. Saviano teamed up with Greg Bulwa, but Spartans will be playing at home through the month of week, so neither team has much of an edge. Both the Fullerton guard Leon Wood is All-America material, the duo was unsuccessful in its attempts for a win. March and will end their home schedule with an exhi- Spartans and the 49ers play third-place Fresno State 11- while New Mexico State's Steve Colter is arguably the USC's Rik Bengston and Antony Emerson were win- bition game against De Anza College on April 5. 5 SJSU tomorrow and Long Beach on Saturday. Long PCAA's second-best at the guard position. But both teams Beach plays ninth-place University of California. Santa play better when they get production from the big men. Barbara 13-13) Thursday. SJSU's finale is Sunday against Despite the talent on both squads. they hover at .500. . . Pacific 0-16), which is in last place. UC-Irvine has maintained second place for three It just may come down to that final day in Stockton weeks but now the Anteaters' position is in peril. They Free Pregnancy before the tournament seeding can be arranged in a neat play UNLV Thursday and Fullerton State Saturday. . . 10% OFF little package. Both the Spartans and the 49ers will be SJSU's Matt Fleming is sixth in PCAA free throw Testing scratching and clawing to avoid UNLV coach Jerry Tar- shooting, making 57-01-72 for a .792 percentage . . The ANY SERVICE Xi II II I] & Counseling kanian and his Runnin' Rebels. Spartans' Michael Dixon is second in assists, averaging PCAA NOTES. . . 53 per game. UNLV's Danny Tarkanian is the leader at Completely Confidential Fresno State, which has won four straight, is the hot- 9.1 . . . Pregnancy Termination test thing going in the PCAA. The Bulldogs have climbed Dixon, a 6-foot-1 junior guard, has totalled 146 assists HAIR X 1st & Mid trimester into third place and appear to be the only team with a le- this season, third best one-season total in SJSU history. 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"Martinez %as Today, I just went in there and beared down on every Dwayne Graybill thought he had done his job, pump- supposed to throw a pitchout." pitch. I gave it 100 percent every pitch. I couldn't mess Ine ing a solo home run in the seventh inning to tie it at 3-3 But Martinez hummed it down the middle and Dan- around. I wasn't going to take anything in stride." it against Cal State Hayward yesterday. dridge barely made contact. Second baseman Lou Holt, Graybill must have felt good when he strided around Danny Martinez also felt he had done the job, coming who had taken several steps toward first, couldn't re- the bases after popping a homer over the left field fence in in out of the bullpen to hold the Pioneers to almost noth- cover it time to catch the looper. the seventh. He had reason to feel vindicated, having been the ing. "Instead of one out, we've got two guys on and no by benched in a double-header Saturday against USF. outs," Menges said. Besides, what AST hitter wouldn't feel nice after lash- ege Hayward continued to peck away, as Bob Bauer ha ing into one? Baseball moved both runners up on a sacrifice bunt. Doyle Sewell "I've been struggling at the plate," Graybill said. "I to then laid down a nice bunt, scoring Wallace on a safety ing was just trying to hit the ball." squeeze. The Pioneers had barely touched the ball in the Ron Rooker, the Spartans' newly found hitting star, But there were a few Spartans who thought they got inning, yet now led 4-3. got plenty of wood on the ball in the ninth inning with Holt robbed on a close call by the umpire in a 4-3 loss to Hay- Otherwise, Hayward could do little against Martinez, on second. Rooker lined a ball destined for the left field ip- ward at Municipal Stadium. who went 5 2/3 innings in relief, allowing a run, five hits ng corner. But third baseman Dan Diodati, playing unbelie- The play was as bizarre as they come. Ken Caminiti and no walks. This was the same Martinez who was vably close to the bag against Rooker, who bats left, made rapped a ball down the right field line and into the corner blasted in a couple of early outing this year. a diving stop, throwing out Rooker by plenty. to for a triple - the first three-bagger of the year for the "I had to prove to the coaches that I can still pitch," "Nine times out of 10. . no nine times out of nine Spartans. Martinez said. "I haven't concentrated out there at all. that's a double," Menges said. fly Maments later, the home plate and field umpire con- ng verged - foul ball was the call. Was it highway robbery? Martin the Spartan Dean Fortunati ve "1 couldn't tell whether it was fair or foul," Menges said. "Somebody told me it looked foul. The umpires just sfEED8um8, WE Gcr1ri1/4 50 I SIGNED YOU didn't see it. They in got together and decided to call it foul. GET `1111 IN SHAFE FCR RUINING op THE RACE' in- "Hey, we didn't lose the game on that call." MY IMLL ed No, it was just a few other little things that combined to drop the Spartans to 5-9-1. One of those little plays was a mental error by Marti- nez on a play that helped produce the winning run for Hayward. Timmy Wallace began the eighth with a check swing squeaker to left for a single. Mark Dandridge then looped a fly to shallow right field - a omas ar. y routine out in any game. Problem was, no second baseman was Steve Vasquez had a rocky outing yesterday. to be found. "We had a pickoff play called where the second base- corrE"or, SPARTA-GUIDE The Spartan Daley Jim Bricker Psi Chi, a psychology honor rd . society, will have a meet- Carlos streets. Call 277-2047 for more information. ing and banner painting at noon today in Dudley Moor- head Hall room 308. Call Cheryl Cucciare, president, at .1 269-1572. The Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship discuss Ser- /e vent hood in the Body from 7 p.m. 10 8:30 p.m. tomorrow in , ad MEChA will conduct an activist meeting at 3:00 p.m. the Student Union Costanoan Room. Call Sharon Willey at today in Dudley Moorhead Hall room 208. Call Francisco 277-8200. Dominguez at 971-0523. The Air Force-Army ROTC will discuss "God's Lead- te The Physics Department will conduct a Physics ership in the Military," from 11 a.m, to noon tomorrow in at Seminar at 3:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Science Building MacQuarrie Hall room 438. Call John Redmond at 277- room 208. Call Joseph Becker at 277-2361. 8919. er The SJSU Amateur Radio Club will meet at 6 tonight El Concilio will hold a meeting at 5 p.m. tomorrow in in the Student Union, Montalvo Room. Call Dennis at 277- the Student Union Motalvo Room. Call David DeLuna at 8516, or Dave at 279-9125. 998-8705. Isaac Newt Sheila Neal The Alpha Phi Omega service fraternity will hold a The Progressive Students Association will hold a meeting at 7 tonight in the Student Union Guadalupe forum and present a slide show at 5 p.m. tomorrow in the Room to discuss details of the upcoming Bike-A-Thon. A.S. Council chambers. THERE IS .Call Mike at 977-0464. 8OTNIN6 USE EMT/ALLY NoT The Hispanic HOPPIN& FAWAIE IN PIE Business Association will meet from 6 WICKS! The SJSU College Republicans are holding their p.m. to 9 p.m. tomorrow in Business Classroom 004. Wine COW CREEX! weekly meeting at 8 tonight in the Student Union Mon- and cheese will be served. Call Manuel Solis at 277-3085. taivo Room. Call Phil Mezzetta at 736-2282. The SJSU Career Planning and Placement Depart- The Sigma Ng fraternity is having a Little Sister rush ment will hold co-op orientation at 12:30 p.m. tomorrow in _ party from 0"p.m. to I a.m, tomorrow at 155 S. 11th St. Call the Student Union Costanoan Room. At 3:30 in Sweeney , John Stave, Ray Green or John Kelly at 279-9473. Hall room 120, education job hunting techniques will be discussed. At 5:30 in Business Classroom 13,a seminar on The Women's Center is holding an Open House from drafting resumes will take place. - :30 p.m until 7 p.m. today in Building U, Fifth and San CLASSIFIED

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Around other campuses Adviser gives aid to incest victims continued from page 1 tor for the center, said, "Our primary concern she said, explaining that people have learned to She also said that the number ol men she is for the victim, but in the last 14 years, we ask for help and we need to educate ourselves has counseled is significantly less than the found that treatment has to be with the fam- more on this subject. Safeway carts pilfered women, but that no one really knows how many ily." "We get so angry about this subject and people had incestous relationships. The center is a subdivision of Parents rightfully we should be, that we can't often Shopping carts have been disap- car t, assault on a peace officer, resist- "Some women feel like that's the only lov- United, which was started by the Juvenile Pro- times see beyond the noses of our revengeful pearing from a Safeway store located ing arrest, weapons possession and ing relationship they have," Sivertsen said. bation Department. faces," she said. "But think of the affects that on The Alameda and appearing on the reckless driving. They feel that "this is the price I pay to have Simon said the center was a model for the then has on the family." University of Santa Clara campus. The charges came after Morreale some kind of tenderness in my life." whole country and now other countries includ- The store's per day cart loss drops allegedly tried to run down Robert Vas- For those families where the father is the ing Italy and Australia are adopting the San Sivertsen said that if there are men who from 20 to seven during the summer tola, a campus policeman who was tick- perpetrator, it doesn't help to put him in jail, Jose program. sign up in her counseling program, their group months when Santa Clara is not in ses- eting Morreale for illegal parking. except to keep him from doing this to his other He said that there has been an increase in will be separated from the women's group, to sion. according to store manager Raul After being reduced, the charges children, Sivertsen said. incest calls to the center because of the tele- provide a safe atmosphere for those who cannot Dominguez. against Morreale were later dismissed "In the meantime, the family can lose the vision movie. "Something About Amelia," be with the opposite sex. The women's group Repairs made to carts are also in Sacramento Municipal Court. income and support of the father," she said. which aired last month. currently has three people and Sivertsen hopes costly, totaling nearly $500 last year. He said he is suing because he "His absence would leave a gigantic hole." The movie portrayed a upper-middle class, that more incest victims will sign up. The pro- "They ( the carts) can only take so wants to stop "these kinds of arrests," She said that the Sexual Abuse Treatment white family, who had problems because the fa- gram will last for six weeks. Each group is open much," Dominguez said. "You can and alleges Vastola used violent and Center in San Jose, was revolutionary in start- ther molested his teen-age daughter, Amelia. to eight people. only drop a cart off a balcony, or push it excessive force" and "foul and abusive ing a treatment facility for helping families Sivertson said that the movie was done More information can be obtained at SJSU into a pool so many times: then they language." with this problem. well. Counseling Services and the Sexual Abuse have to be repaired." "I feel in my heart that I really Art Simon, Intake and Referral Coordina- "I thought it was sensitive and tasteful," Treatment Center at 299-2511. Safeway employees are not al- don't want this kind of arrest to happen lowed to look for and fetch missing to other students," Morreale said. carts, they must contract a firm to lo- cate them. UC Berkeley students were During Santa Clara's last quarter charged an extra $21 in registration Business program offers contacts break, Safeway ran out of carts be- fees this semester for use of a new rec- cause so many students used them as reational sports complex that hasn't moving vans. Dominguez said. completed construction yet. even By Carl Miller members on advancements in business man- hiring representatives from businesses to Ow One condition of a referendum stu- SJSU business management students can agement, give members a headstart in busi- Career Planning and Placement Center where A former California State Univer- dents there passsed in 1981 that ap- make contacts with professionals in different ness after they receive their degrees, and to they interview students who are in their senior sity, Sacramento graduate student. proved the special fee to fund the fa- fields through a student organization called The make business contacts. year. who was arrested there last year, is cility was that students would pay Society for Advancement of Management The "Day with a Manager" program may "If students don't get desired interviews %c suing the arresting officer and the CSU nothing "until the building is completed (SAM), be an alternative to students who don't get the put them on a waiting list. Often, students get Board of Trustees, charging both par- and in use." "Members of SAM can participate in a pro- interview they want from the Career Planning jobs after their first interview and don't need ties with "assault and battery, false im- Administrators there have given gram called 'Day with a Manager." SAM Vice and Placement Center's On Campus Interview other interviews," Brody said. prisonment, false arrest, intentional in- conflicting accounts of when the fa- President Scott Oldendorph said. program. fliction of emotional distress, malicious cility, which was scheduled to open the The "Day with a Manager" program "Some people don't get what they want be- Brody suggests to graduating seniors prosecution, negligence and gross neg- first week of the current semester, will brings together members of SAM with business cause there are only so many slots. Our pro- looking for employment to use the On Campus ligence." open its doors. Estimates include managers in fields chosen by members. gram is a way to get the student through the Interview program, the job list service in Busi- Joseph Morreale, 34, is seeking March 1, March IS, April land June. "Managers in the business community back door." Oldendorph said. ness Classroom 13, faculty contacts, newspaper both compensatory and punitive dam- The facility apparently is suffering meet with the students and show them around," The Director of the Career Planning and classified want adds and approach employers ages in excess of 910,000. plus attor- from poor management and construc- Oldendorph said. "This program is good for Placement Center, Gerald Brody, said the On on their own. ney's fees. tion cost overruns of $1 million. students because they can make personal con- Campus Interview program will always have "Over 8.000 people were interviewed in the Morreale was arrested near the tact with managers," Oldendorph said. shortages. placement center last school year." Brody Hornet Bookstore on Feb. 1, 1983 and Around other campuses is com- Oldendorph said student officials of SAM "With the most popular companies, I don't said. "Of all the students who participated in charged with felony assault with a piled weekly by reporter Jessica make contact with business managers and per- think there will ever be as many spots as there the On Campus Interview program, 56 percent

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