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Volume 83, No. 44 Serving the San Jose State University Community Since 1934 Thursday, November 1,1984 Engineering school recruits applicants

By Margaret ('onnor gone to 12 schools to recruit for next fall. He used to determine acceptance, Lima said, "So far, we've never turned down any- according to a memo sent by Lima to Leon Daily staff writer said he goes to find the most-qualified stu- based upon grade point average and how body who has good grades," Nielsen said. Dorosz, associate academic vice president The School of Engineering starts accept- dents. many of 15 prerequisite courses in math, A student applying with a 3.0 GPA and for undergraduate studies, and the admis- ing applications for Fall 1985 today. Although "It's a crime to turn down qualified stu- physics, chemistry and lower division engi- nine prerequisite courses is given a rank of sions and records office. Of these, 330 will be the school has been declared impacted since dents just because there is no room," Lima neering have been taken. 3.9. The highest rank is 5.5, which comes from upper division tranfers, which includes SJSU fall 1982, students still get in. said. If a student takes math and science adding a 4.0 GPA and 1.5 for 15 classes taken. students transferring from other depart- In fact, students are actively recruited. At the schools, Lima talks to students courses and has good grades, he or she should Once students are ranked and the number of ments. James Lima, associate dean for aca- about what acceptance requirements are and get in, Electrical Engineering Chairman spaces is determined, applicants are ac- In order to set quotas, the school needs a demic affairs, has been traveling to commu- the best ways to prepare for them. He offers James J. Freeman said. cepted until space runs out. crystal ball, Lima said. nity colleges since 1981, when he accepted his the same advice as department chairmen. Mechanical Engineering Chairman The school plans to accept up to 619 appli- position as associate dean. This fall, he has Quotas and supplemental criteria are Helmer Nielsen agreed. cations dur ng November for Fall 1985, continued on back page Spaces open Ghandi's death for disabled Sex appeal? students strikes local vein By Paul Ruffner Daily staff writer Prof. blames 'religious fanatics' Disabled students who have been rejected for admission into SJSU. By Paul Ruffner problem for India, but for all coun- may now have a better chance of Daily staff writer tries," Singh said. being accepted. Varied reactions came from rep- He said he does not think Gan- Phyllis O'Balle, chairwoman of resentatives of Indian groups at dhi's death will change the political the Exceptional Admissions Commit- SJSU and elsewhere in the Bay Area situation in India. tee, said that many of the disabled to news of Prime Minister Indira "I don't believe these terrorists students rejected for admission are Gandhi's assassination yesterday. and extremists are going to suc- those who have difficulty competing Meanwhile in other parts of the ceed," Singh said. "I think justice with other students in meeting the world, members of the Sikh sect, the will be done in this case. They (the minimum admission requirements. group claiming responsibility for terrorists) will be punished." She said the ninelpember board Gandhi's killing, were reported as Singh said that the federation is receives exception slots each year celebrating. Local members are considering having a condolence from the state which are then distrib- planning to meet together to display meeting for Indians in the Bay Area uted to various student aid groups on to the world their unity. and sending a message of sympathy campus. Gandhi, 66, was assassinated by to the prime minister's family. "In Title 5, a school is allocated a two members of her own security "It's a very tragic day for certain number of spots based on 4 force who shot her at least eight India," he said "1 pray that the peo- times outside her home in New Delhi. ple and leaders of Indio will remain percent of all the undergra. tea en- ;pea News of Oandhi's inning by SUM strong in these times of trbil " rolled per year,remne SZI abled Services is one of the catego- terrorists hit close to home for SJSU Business student Inder Mohan ries that receives a certain number of students since a Sikh temple is adja- Kaw who came to San Jose from these spots." cent to the university. However, no India last year, said he responded an- one at the temple was available for grily to the news of Gandhi's assassi- Disabled Services Coordinator comment. nation. Martin Schutter said the Disabled Civil Engineering Prof. Ramesh- "It was totally unjustified and Services Office now has the authority war Singh, who is also the president barbaric," Kaw said. "From the to make some decisions on its own as of the Federation of Indian Associa- point of logic, you could see that no to whether a disabled student re- tions, said he responded with shock sane person would do such a thing." jected by the university should be re- and outrage when he heard of Gan- Kaw said the Sikh sect is a sub- considered for admission. dhi's murder. branch of Hinduism whose members' "In the past. We would make a "I'm shocked to hear of the cruel chief goal is to have their own sepa- petition that the exception committee murder of Mrs. Gandhi by a group of rate country. under the dean of admissions review religious fanatics," Singh said. Gandhi recently was highly crit- the student's record in relation to his "These religious extremists are try- icized by leaders of the Sikh minority disability and reconsider admitting ing the patience and peaceful nature for her government's handling of vio- the student to the university," of the Indian people." lence in Punjab, a northern Indian Schutter said. He said that he had heard reports state. Indian army troops in June be- Schutter said the first process that Sikhs were celebrating in Los sieged the Golden Temple, the Sikhs' still exists, but now DSO has been al- Angeles and other parts of the world holy place of worship, in Amritsar. located four exception spots per se- including London, where they passed "She gave them the maximum mester and starting in spring will be out candy. time that anyone could tolerate be- able to decide on its own whether four He said it is important that the fore she sent in troops . . . to the disabled students should be ad- world thinks of Gandhi's assassina- Golden Temple, the sanctuary for mitted. tion as what it really is "a terrorist their arms supply," Kaw said. "We now have the authority to attack." Gandhi had tried many times to admit eight students without going "It's an extremely outrageous bring the Sikh extremists to the nego- through the committee," Schuller act, which all democratic and fair- tiations table but they refused, he said. Steve Capovilla - Daily staff photographer minded people of the world con- said. Drucilla M. Redwine, associate demn," Singh said. A calmer reaction to the prime Van Rhee put on his leopard-skin yesterday. Van Rhee is a graduate student director of admissions, said her of- Pol He said he has received threaten- minister's killing came from mem- high heels to of education who won the best "sexist cos- Students Association fice made the recommendation last swimsuit and black 6-inch ing calls from local Sikh extremists bers of the India year to give DSO its allocations, but it enter the KSJS Halloween costume contest tume" category unanimously. and is convinced there are Sikh ter- at SJSU. the world. "Basically we think it's a tra- continued on page 3 rorists throughout "This ( terrorism) is not only a continued on hack page Music Dept. sustains E-flat By Beth Kenney "I have been listening to down- eager to join in the festival. Different Daily staff writer town San Jose for a number of years groups have set up under the synthe- Students passing by the Spartan and I am convinced that the city ra- sizer and worked their music around Bakery this week may notice some- diates this note," he said. "Although, the E-flat key. Dancers and singers thing unususal going on groups of when we tested City Hall it was a C- have also been in attendance. people engaging in spontaneous mu- minor and that's a long way from E- Cannon said he is attempting to sical improvisation and a sustained flat. I guess we will have to tune that radiate the E-flat energy achieved E-flat note emanating from the Stu- up. here throughout the greater San Jose dent Union balcony. Passers-by can "Minor keys are not good for community and promote San Jose as take notes and join in as the SJSU major cities," he added. "a community of people with imagi- Music Department holds it's first E-flat was also chosen because nation and appreciation for each ever E-flat Festival. its frequency is often used in reli- other as a world-community of cul- tures." The festival has many purposes, gious and spiritual music. Of the 12 said Dwight Cannon, SJSU director major keys, E-flat is the most popu- To his knowledge, this sort of of Jazz Studies. One of which is to at- lar for love songs, he said. event has never been attempted be- tempt a listing in the Guinness Book The nerve center of the festival is fore. He said a certain "mystery" of World Records for sustaining the located in front of the S.U. On the sec- surrounds the festival because he of longest note. Currently there is no ond-floor balcony a Roland SJ 101 doesn't know how the sustaining stu- category for sustained notes only synthesizer continuously amplifies this note will affect people. His research the highest and lowest notes ever hit this "love note." Unlike a piano, a dents will conduct informal measure its have been documented. personal touch of the key is not nec- throughout the festival to effects. The official festival week began essary this is done automatically. Jazz instructor Randy Masters, at 9p.m. Monday and will conclude at Nonetheless, guards perform an who set up the week's schedule of 9 p.m. Nov 5. Workshops are also around-the-clock vigil to make sure workshops, said this festival will also being held daily in the Music Build- the note does not falter. If the power celebrate the "human connection." ing. Speakers slated for today and to- source becomes dysfunctional, there morrow will include a scuba instruc- is a back-up generator. "These workshops will attempt tor who says she can talk to marine The open invitation issued by the to establish more connection between animals when she scuba dives, and Music Department invited "anyone the head and the heart at the univer- several sessions dealing with music's who can sing, or hum, or whistle, sity," he said. ability to alter the emotions and heal. play an instrument or some kind of "No matter what field people are According to Cannon, the E-flat object, or just about anything, to in or studying, they all want to dis- Patricia note was chosen for two reasons. He freely contribute their talents and cover more about themselves. That is Sercu - Daily staff photographer said personal experience has showed ideas day or night." what these various speakers will be Drawn by the E-flat spirit the James t feipaum. saxophonist James Cox and trom him that this area radiates it. So far enthusiasts have been able to help with," he said. Band joined the festival. Drummer Peter Ap- bonist Jeff Cressman played with ease

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Mark Ketches. Editor Mark Freeman. City Editor 3-PATa.JAN Potty Kamp; News Editor Karen Senna, Associate News Editor Tim Goodman, Forum Editor DAM" UNDUE*, Layout Editor Published for the University and the University Community Dada Campaigns, Advertising Manager by the Department of Journalism Jeff Hazel, Retail Production Manager and Mass Communications. Carol Parent, National Business Manager Special Sections Manager Since t934 Patty Mc,'homy,

Editorial Fullerton's grades need work

FIVE YEARS AGO Gail Fullerton be- she has problems communicating with the came president of SJSU. Just last week press, she communicates well with her admin- a panel of administrators from the Cali- istrators. B fornia State University system conducted a Promoting SJSU: Fullerton has not cre- review of Fullerton by talking to approxi- ated the controversy that former SJSU Presi- mately 70 people from various departments dent John Bunzel did during his years. She has on campus. The results of this evaluation are pushed to expand Spartan Stadium so that confidential and will not be released to stu- SJSU football will remain a Division I team, dents. and she has tried to protect SJSU from a bad Since we're tired of being on the receiving raputation. But she could offset the negative end of report cards, the Spartan Daily has publicity by promoting more positive aspects conducted its own review and has decided Ful- of SJSU to the local media. A- lerton's report card is up for public inspection. Accessibility: Needs improvement. Hold- Of course, we welcome the president's com- ing 30-minute press conferences every two ments. If she argues convincingly, we may in- weeks does not make it in our book. This un- crease a grade or two. satisfactory performance can be eliminated Campus Safety: Excellent. Fullerton, as by assigning a press liaison or simply by mak- the main administrator at SJSU, has created ing herself more available to the campus arrirewe4.4 a secure environment on campus with the in- media. D- stallation of blue-light phones, the insistence Athletic Department Fullerton has put DEAT1-1 OF A, SALESMA,k) on better lighting and more campus security. emphasis on athletics at SJSU but in recent A years we have seen four coaches leave the Letters to the Editor Communique Parking: Unsatisfactory performance. campus and football attendance has gone Parking on campus has been atrocious and at- down considerably. She could work better Refuting the logic of another reader tempts to remedy it have fallen short because with the Alumni Association to promote the of poor planning. Five years ago Editor, the problem athletic department and encourage fan atten- Now that I have read Tim Johnson's critique of Amer- was evident and should have been dealt with. dance at athletic events. C ican politics, it has reinforced my assessment of Ronald The new parking garage should have been Ceremonial Leader. She is conscious Reagan's supporters, those who are close-minded and. Tim ready for this semester, not begun this semes- about appearing at university functions and frankly, ignorant of the strengths of their opponents. ter. Fullerton knew the Fourth Street dirt lot would have received an A if she had intro- Johnson's response to Paul Kozakiewicz' article was Goodman could go at any time. C- a cynical and self-centered view of efforts made by "lib- duced Mondale or Ferraro in the Student erals" who would like to continue the forward movement Rec Center: Fullerton has vacillated on Union. B of this nation. this project. She hasn't taken a stand on this Fullerton's current GPA is 2.55, which is The change in the course of this nation will not be ac- issue, and she rarely takes a stand on any in the high C plus to B minus range. It is complished by Johnson and people like him, who support The innocents the issue. It seems she wants the Rec Center more slightly higher than the fraternities average reverse course this nation is on, reverting back to the KIDS PLAYED FREELY. They ran than the students. If the students vote it down 50's era; cold war policies, the red scare, putting women THEscreamed and laughed their way into and out GPA of 2.37 and safe from academic proba- "in their place," and the selfishness of a misinformed again, she should convince the trustees to stop tion. The president is doing a competent job, of a variety of situations. The morning air population. We no longer live in this "innocent" era. We filled their small lungs, and the coolness stopped the project. C but obviously there are areas where she needs are more aware, in 1984, of the inequalities and sufferings their sweat. Communicating with Administrators: .drastic improvement. We hope she acknowl- of others. Those of us who wogle likepArtig wi idealistic V'ullerton hag WM.-fed-well witlilier-felloiv ad- edges these advisory grades and studiously 4bubb1e and'wgb a01 0104 epttf their dyW'. Tripiat,i0leit It sounded7lti teferrvrrItilalnclnt'shktroI ae I Reagan and will listen to his ministrators She seems to care, and although works to upgrade them. probably vote for Ronald drum. I was no longer looking at them. I was rhetoric. daydreaming about them, my childhood and As a woman, I support Walter Mondale and I support whether they would ever grow up to fit their hands his choice of Geraldine Ferraro as his running mate ( on a chain-link fence and hear the same laughter. Highest authority is non-partisan also support ERA). How dare Johnson say that Mondale One of the adults was rolling a large ball to a sold out to a special interest group by choosing a woman. small black girl ins white top and baby-blue skirt. In the last months and weeks before the election, we free will you just can't push me on them. We, women, make up half of this population and finally The girl would roll it back and innocently run for the are inundated with advise on the issues and on whom to A: What are your views on women's rights? someone, a man, picked someone, a woman, as a running next one. A small boy rode an old tire suspended by vote for. This advice comes from the general media, polit- GC: You know, I really don't know what all the fuss is mate in a presidential election. Give women a little chains, and he too was blissfully happy. ical pundits, family and friends. about. I mean, I had the whole thing set up in the begin- credit, if you please. I believe Mondale was not selling out I wondered if it wasn't better to be unaware of After all of this, it occurred to me that there is one ning and then man, in his infinite wisdom, somehow got for the votes. He realizes women must take an important what's going on in the world. It seemed slot easier person who has not been asked to give his opinion. things all turned around. part in politics, and he had the courage to choose a than having a mind filled with worry. That's what I Here now, in an exclusive interview, is the Gteat Cre- Of course women should be treated equal I made woman. Do you realize that if he is elected, he will have to had. I had just avoided my political science class. ator. her in the image of man, didn't!? And! gave the most im- work with her? I see this as a big step for women (and mi- mainly because! was sick of life and lacked A: I appreciate you talking to me,! know you're busy. portant job in the world to Mary, right? (She didn't have norities). The Democratic Party is trying, at least, to motivation to continue with my own. GC: Yes, well I do have my hands full, what with all an easy time. . . there was a housing shortage even then, make an effort in advancing the rights and potential of The kids, or babies, were both interesting and I'm afraid.) women. Mondale can be given credit for that. I believe worrisome. They took my mind away from the fact A: So, do you approve of having a woman run for the women are far from being treated as equals, and yes, that another world leader was just assassinated, office of vice president? even in politics. another woman turned up dead and a Polish priest GC: Of course. She's shown herself to be a competent I do not know if I would like "to take four more years was found floating ins reservoir another batch of and articulate candidate. of Ronald Reagan." As Johnson states, "I invite you and casualties to savor over morning coffee. Amy A: Even if she contradicts the teachings of the all who share your sentiments to, very frankly, leave." I stared a little longer, a little harder and more right to church? What is our country based upon, Tim? Have I the discerningly at the laughing children. Why do we disagree with Republican sentiments? If! disagree, I am Yannello GC: Again, Geraldine is doing what should be done need to kill each other? Why do differing political not invited to leave? If you are speaking for your party, there pushing her religious beliefs on others. ideologies create enemies instead of compromises? A: What do you is something here that is almost frightening. Reagan is think of George Bush? Why are people turning up in supermarket freezers'' right, so don't disagree. Does this sound familiar? GC: He's very supportive of his boss. Graduated from Very naive questions, but some that need to be a nice school . . . he's a nice dresser. As you may have guessed, if I can't take four more answered. A: And years of Reagan, I won't leave, but I will continue to fight Mondale? 1 turned away from the kids and the laughter. I in the world, hut I try to take time GC: Walt's a for my beliefs and principles. the fighting going on nice guy, but he's got a few problems. was no longer able to use their carefree lives as a He seems out for personal requests. to spend a lot of time talking about the issues. Thanks, anyway, for the invitation. balance to mine. Their laughter was my new involved, if indirectly, with The people don't seem Darla J. Greh A: You've been pretty to enjoy this very much. There's problem. I was in San Francisco the night before, this? something wrong with Graduate this election. How do you feel about his presence. He needs more of it. taking an evening walk past the department stores, afraid. I have not made Perhaps some sleep linguistics GC: It's a bit of a mess, I'm and a new suit would help. looking at city life when its quiet and almost quaint. regardless of what A: What any endorsement of the incumbent about Reagan? There were babies there too. A few British we're on the subject of GC: He's Jerry Falwell intimates. And while very fit. Must be all that time spent on the tourists made a fuss over one toddler in front of there has been a lot of talk about ranch. (Did you know Al letters must bear the writer's name, signature, major, religion . . . I realize he lifts weights?) But he has his Macys. It was a cute kid, entirely worthy of all the school. Now, I believe Ron's a faults too. He needs to having prayer in public get out more. Go to places with phone number and class standing. attention. I laughed when I thought of the baby who really believes he has the good of some color. Like good, honest man McDonalds on the west side of Brooklyn. The phone number is for verification purposes, and will not be asking the visitors if they were scared of all the the American people at heart. What bothers me, however, Or the halfway houses in El Segundo. (That's what! liked printed. Letters missiles pointed at their country. I laughed because tendency to confuse what is good for him with what about Jackson his willingness to can be delivered to the Daily, upstairs in Dwight is his mingle.) I was envisioning its food-stained face asking the for the American public. A: Final question. Will you Bente! Hal, or at the information center on the first floor of the is good give your prediction as to question. I stopped laughing when I tried to think of Good heavens, I would be ecstatic if everyone had the outcome of the race? Student Union. The Spartan Daily reserves the right to edit letters why such a terrifying thought had come into my faith in me but I know that this is not so and I accepted GC: Oh, no. I wouldn't want to sway anyone by giving for libel and length. mind. this a long time ago. People must come to me of their own my opinion. WASN'T THE BEST of evening strolls. Inside ITthe store there were more babies. They were perched on their mother's shoulders. They Living the costume life can be a scary move squinted under the bright lights of the perfume section. They slept while dad looked for the right Most people like to dress up in costumes and many There was a generic costume, a dull yellow garment, padding into my shorts, just to look like the real man of shade of socks. They didn't know their parents apparently spend a lot of time and money creating their much like a rain jacket, with "costume" printed across steel. would be voting on the future of mankind in the next costumes each Halloween. It seems that when people put the front in generic print and a universal code stamped on During the party, a pretty girl dressed as a fairy election. Being carried around the store, they looked on a costume, not only does their physical appearance the back. came up and poked me with her magic wand and said, secure and unafraid of life. That's the beautiful change, but their personalities change as well. I went to the party as Superman. "Hello Superman." thing about babies innocence in the face of Last Saturday, I went to a friend's costume party in It was no easy costume to make. I had to hunt about "Well, hello," I said. "That's some wand you got hovering madness. San Luis Obispo, near Cal-Poly University. There was a women's lingerie shops trying to find blue tights, red there." I was afraid 21 years old and worried about shorts and a yellow belt. My father would spin likes lathe "I could say the same to you," she said. nuclear war. Worried about whether Reagan will in his grave, if he knew his only son was running about Perhaps I used a little too much stuffing. keep his macho image intact by avoiding the trying on Danskin tights. I also had to find an "S" to dis- At the other side of the room, the caveman had some bargaining table soda possible agreement with the play on my chest and red material from which a cape girl by the hair and was dragging her about. A gypsy girl Soviets. Worried about whether I'll be able to say "I could be made. All in all, the costume cost me about $60 was twirling on the dance floor, pounding her tamborine love you" to my mom before I'm burned in my bed and some eight hours of sewing, cutting and hoping for the and a clown was running around honking a bike horn. Worried that the department store babies will never John best. The sad part is, when it was all finished, I still They all seemed to be very much into their costume char- be able to revel in solitude on a cool autumn night. couldn't fly. acters. Everywhere I went, there were babies. Babies have the ability to consistently evoke McCreadie I climbed into the tight blue outfit with its long red I strolled around the party with hero-like confidence, compassion. They get to my heart, make me cape, and instantly my shoulders went back, my chest ex- hoping no one had brought kryptonite with them. laugh, light up my panded and my stomach muscles firmed. I felt like Super- insides and always change my mood. But I had the man. With a confident, hero-like stride, I went into the The next day, I awoke still clad in my Superman cos- blues because their fat faces and pudgy fingers bathroom and admired myself in the mirror. I looked tume, nursing a super hangover. I changed and went into didn't fit in with the chaos that was going on in this good, that is, until I gave way and breathed again, at the bathroom to splash some cold water on my throbbing world. head. I looked in the mirror and noticed that the super- It doesn't matter about us we've created a lot large array of different and creative costumes as well as which time my shoulders slouched, my chest fell and hero confidence from the night before was gone, not to of this craziness, and we're content to live in it. But some very different personalities. stomach sagged. My costume was perfect except for one thing me. mention the bulges. Once again, I had reverted back into somebody, somewhere, has to start caring about the There was a caveman, clad in a hairy rug, running I had no muscles. a mild-mannered (and muscleless) newspaper reporter babies. We really have to save the babies. about grunting and yelping likes mad ape. I found it hard The night of the party, as I padded my arms with cot- The brief vicarious experience the costume had brought Tim Goodman is the forum editor. to believe the human race was ever that primative. ton stuffing, I had the brillant idea to stuff a little extra me, would be set aside until next year. Spartan Daily/Thursday, November I, 1984 GSMSEM: Page SJSU film students win award for video Entry easier Dana Perrigan ral SJSU drama students, they Daily staff writer produced a 12 minute video rendi- Christine Guzzetta sat in her tion of Parker's short story. English class last semester and Guzzetta and Torrijos re- listened to her professor read a ceived notice from the Academy for disabled short story. Almost instanta- on Oct. 1 that the panel of judges continued from page I dent had to take an SAT test which neously, she began formulating had selected "The One on My was only recently approved by SJSU was not in Braille and it had to be the theme into a video, which was Right" to win first prize in the en- President Gail Fullerton. read back to him while still being to end up winning her an award tertainment division and would re- O'Balle said that students recom- timed, that would be unfair." from the Academy of Arts and Sci- ceive a check for $1,000. mended by Disabled Services to the ences. "If it is found that he really can Gazetta said the effort, which exceptions committee for admission Guzzetta, compete with the other students on a senior majoring in features classical music for the in the past, have had a higher reten- film campus with the help of Disabled at SJSU, heard English Pro- score, was made as a senior se- tion rate than students recommended fessor Services, he is accepted as a "special Nils Peterson read Dorthy mester project and was shot in one by other campus organizations. Parker's story, "The One on My evening. admit," O'Balle said. Right." Charles Chess, professor of Schutter said that DSO goes Schutter said that DSO cannot af- The story illustrated, through theatre arts and film advisor for through a three-step process before ford to have any disabled students re- an interior monologue, the im- Guzzetta and Torrijos, said it was recommending a student for special jected by the university. Funding for pressions of a woman seated be- the first time anyone from the de- admittance. The office staff meets the organization is based on student tween two very different men at a partment had won such an award. with the parents, then meets with the enrollment. dinner party. Seated on the wom- "They pretty much did it student and finally meets together to make a decision about whether to "We have a lot of students with an's left, much to her displeasure, themselves," Chess said. "I think learning problems," Schutter said. was a classical bore a bozo, an it's great. The competition for that admit the student. If the four allo- cated exception spots are not used "If funding increases, we may in the irritant who spoke to the woman award is quite keen. They were future hire a specialist in that field." incessantly throughout the meal. judged by professionals." up, the DSO committee by passes the But the one on her right was the Guzzetta, who will graduate exceptions committee and makes the O'Balle said that the process of stuff women's dreams are made from SJSU this spring, said she decision itself, but once the spots allocating the spots to DSO has cre- of handsome, mysterious and, plans to study at the graduate have been filled, the case goes to the ated a new relationship between the unfortunately for the woman si- level, possibly at San Francisco committee. two offices and a better understand- lent. State University. "The premise by which we make ing of the needs of disabled students. "I had read the story the night "You've got to work very hard a recommendation is whether the "They are disadvantaged stu- before," said Guzzetta, "But I in this major," Guzzetta said. (student's) disability is a problem af- dents and deserve representation," didn't really see it until he read it "The competition is really tough fecting his ability to be admitted," she said. "It's a learning experience in class." that's why I'm going to grad- Schutter said. "If, for example, a stu- for both of us ( the two offices)." The idea was born. Guzzetta uate school." teamed up with Gary Torrijos, also a senior majoring in film, and went to work. Guzzetta wrote the "The One on My Right" will script. After investing $30 in be shown today at the Studio material costs, some 70 hours of Theatre in Hugh Gillis Hall Room Joseph DeVera Daily staff photographer labor and enlisting the aid of seve- 103, from I to 2:30 p.m. Christine Guzzetta had an idea and put it on film $20 million backs 5 state initiatives SACRAMENTO (AP) Groups telegram. limit legislative campaign contribu- on both sides of the five most contro- The contribution totals in the re- tions, no large group for and $538,535 versial ballot initiatives have raised ports were: against. *4 LO L more than $20 million to attempt to Proposition 36, Jarvis' initia- Proposition 41, which would ALL14NG FREE FREE FREE convince Californians to vote their tive to overturn court rulings DANCI relating cut welfare benefits, $993,841 for and os4 TEN DOLLARS 'way Nov. 6. to his Proposition OF GAS 13 property tax ini- $2.3 million against. tef ligOes Gists A,v4V Witkii, is, Thi Three initiatives Howard Jar- tiative, $3.9 million for and $1.3 mil- s GREAT SPARTAN GAS GIVEAWAY vis' "Save 13," the lottery and Gov. lion against. The spending reports for Assem- TO WIN YOUR FREE GAS: George Deukmejian's reapportion- Proposition 37, which would blyman Ross Johnson, R-LaHabra, os's' the backer of both Proposition 40 and Fill or, coup** took wick ment have topped $5 million each. set up a state lottery, $2.6 million for Chimp Off A T A pAiTic ipATIfty 41, had not been received at the sec- SpidIT AM STA 1' i04 and $2.5 million against. NI \149. LOA 1011yOURNAMIF On Thf solos,. 1O0 01 The, Ad kAth By comparisan, $24.3 million was retary of state's office Monday. 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Homestore's direct was to niptavmas Always' gat OpORIO Thursday, November 1, 1984/Spartan Daily UCLA explosion bombs Spartans 14) Marty /Irene yards out on an unassisted shot that Daily staff writer tied the score at 1-1. Despite hanging tough with No. 3- The Bruins finally exploded mid- ranked UCLA through most of the way through the second half, scoring contest. SJSU's soccer team dropped three unanswered goals in a nine- a 4-2 decision Tuesday night at Spar- minute period. tan Stadium. "They didn't play any differently than we expected them to," Menen- Soccer dez said. "Our defense marked their offense with a man-to-man coverage, The loss dropped the Spartans' but their offensive front line is very overall record to 6-12-1, while the aggressive and hard to contain. Bruins upped their mark to 14-1-2. "Our defense played pretty good, "I think we did real well against except in the last 15 minutes when we a team ranked so high in the nation," broke down." Spartan coach Julius Menendez said. The Spartans' offense scored They beat USF, 4-0, but we were their second goal with three minutes able to stay with them throughout the left in the match, when Rich Rollins majority of the game." pushed a head shot past Bruins goalie The Spartans and Bruins were Drew Leonard. tied at 1-1 until the second half, when "It was definitely the prettiest the Bruins broke the game open. shot of the game," Menendez said. Bruin forward Tom Silvas, a "It was a cross-shot by Jesus (Perez) graduate of St. Francis High in Mt. to Rich, and Rich just out-jumped a View, scored two goals for UCLA, defender for the ball and pushed it in. giving him 14th for the season. His It was real nice." first goal gave UCLA a 1-0 lead at the Defensively, goalie John Olejnik end of the first half. blocked 12 Bruin shots, while UCLA's Early in the second half, mid- goalies, Leonard and David Vanole, fielder Jesus Perez scored from 14 combined for seven saves. The Spartans, the PCAA North- ern Division champions, will battle Spartans UNLV in Las Vegas Sunday in the Noel Cameron Special to the Daily wrap up PCAA championship game. A UCLA player tries to score a goal the hard way, while Spartan goalie John Olejnik (left) and a teammate look on spike title By Eric Rice Daily staff writer The SJSU women's volleyball team clinched first place in the Nor- Pac Athletic Conference Tuesday with a leisurely win over rival UC- Berkeley, three games to one. The Spartans, who won 15-13, 9- 15, 15-10, 15-10, needed to beat the Bears 3-0 or 3-1 to wrap up the Nor- DRINK Pac regular-season crown. Volleyball ITE BECA LESS FILLING. "We might not have played very well," assistant coach Dave DeGroot said, "but we still won. Our first goal is to win the league championship, so last night was the first step." I KNOW. I AAKEIMedF By clinching first place, the Spar- tans (11-0 in NorPac and 17-6 overall) will host the NorPac championships er at SJSU on Nov. 16-17. Both DeGroot and head coach Dick Montgomery Mr. Baseball feel holding the matches on their home turf will help psych the Spar- tans up. "The way I feel right now is that everybody hasn't played as well as they can," DeGroot said. If the team can put all its strengths together at the end of the season, DeGroot sees no reason why the team shouldn't win the first round of the NCAA tournament and qualify for the regionals. But the Spartans were sluggish against Cal in the first game. The team meandered around the court while Cal built up a 7-3 lead. How- ever, SJSU came back behind the play of outside hitters Linda Fournet and Julie Braymen, tying the match at 8-8. The Bears, though, surged back, scoring five points for a 13-9 lead. But Fournet took command again, serving three straight points to cut the Bears' lead to 13-12. From there, the Spartans capitalized on a couple of Cal errors, winning the match, 15-13. Game two was identical to the first, except the Spartans couldn't ig- nite a late rally, and fell, 15-9. The Spartans were kept off balance by the Bears' serving attack, which ac- counted for four aces. Cal setter Teri Donohue helped pace the Bears to the win with good setting and blocking. The Spartans couldn't afford to lose another game, so DeGroot and Montgomery verbally ripped them. "Sometimes we take a player aside and give her a pat on the back and say, 'it's okay,' " DeGroot said. "but Dick and I were trying to get them mad." The Spartans couldn't shake off the doldrums, leading only 9-8. None- theless, SJSU cruised the rest of the way in the third game. SJSU played well enough in the fourth game to win it rather easily. "I think both teams played very well," Cal coach Marlene Piper said. "When they found out our kids were ready to play, both teams ended up playing very well. "I think the credit has to go to their setter, Ten DeBusk," Piper continued. "She isolated the outside players very well," which forced the Cal blockers into a one-on-one situa- tions against Fournet and Christa Cook. "That's the mark of an excel- lent team and a tribute to your setter We've played some of the best teams this year and she's one of the finest." DeBusk racked up 47 of the teams' 54 assists, raising her season total to 766 She also had 10 digs and a 500 hitting percentage DeBusk usually does her setting to Fournet and Cook, who led the Spartans in kills against the Bears with 19 and 19, respectively "Those two are very outstanding together," Piper said. "Linda did some very smart hitting."

1 Daily Spartan Daily/Thursday, November 1, 1984 apcDffq Page 5 Niners-Cincinnati: rematch of SB XVI REDWOOD CITY (AP) Will well they believe Bill Walsh in Cincin- The 49ers' coach hadn't given nati? any opponent such a big buildup Don't bet on it. since a week earlier, when he la- "The Bengals use so many de- beled the Los Angeles Rams "a fensive fronts that they'll force us team which has reached its stride to keep to a very simple offense and is playing very good football." this week. It takes much of the San Francisco's offense rolled strategy out of it," the San Fran- up 472 yards, including 365 passing cisco 49ers' coach said earlier this by Joe Montana, and the defense week. allowed only 206 yards in a 33-0 Sam Wyche, the Cincinnati victory over the Rams. It gave the Bengals' head coach, worked four 49ers an 8-1 record, best in the Na- seasons as a 49er assistant. He tional Football Conference, and a knows that a "simple" offensive three-game lead in the Western game plan for Walsh could include Division. more plays than some National "Keena Turner, who is one of Football League teams have in our team leaders, stated right their playbooks. after the game that we couldn't let Speaking of the challenge down now, that we would have to faced by the 49ers' defense, Walsh come back next week and play the said, "As long as (quarterback) same kind of football," Walsh Ken Anderson is around, we're at said. his mercy." The Bengals are 3-6 but have Walsh concluded, "We're con- won three of their last four games fronted with a team with outstand- going into Sunday's encounter at ing talent which now is playing Candlestick Park, DO YOU KNOW WHAT Yoriko Noguchi Daily staff photographer Japan's Kosei Akaishi (left) and SJSU's Shannon Felix mix it up Tuesday. Akaishi did most of the mixing, winning, 13-0 PROGRAMS YOUR MONEY SPONSORS? Japanese give SJSU a lesson, Smog I If not, then meet Glenn Gunter, Check I your Associated Students Director beat wrestling team handily 1795 of Sponsored Programs By Dan Fitch alist in the 1984 Summer Olympics. SJSU did not have a wrestler at iReg. 22.951 I Daily staff writer Akaishi cruised to a 10-0 first-period 190 pounds, so Tsarnas came out of The Spartan wrestlers can chalk lead without breaking a sweat, and retirement to take on Japan's Tamon I FREE with smog check this one up to experience, although the match was mercifully called at Honda, who finished fifth in the A computerized some of them might want to forget 1:48 of the second period with the Olympics. Tsarnas had not wrestled I engine performance I about it entirely. score 13-0. International rules dictate competitively since last year's NCAA diagnostics report. A young SJSU squad went up that a match is stopped when a wres- championships, but put up a good IMost foreign and domestic ca'. against a team of Japanese collegiate tler leads by 12 or more points. fight against Honda, losing 5-2. champions, receiving a lesson in in- Red-shirt sophomore Don Knox "I don't think they (SJSU's I Electronic ! ternational wrestling, has to be considered a veteran for the squad) were jumping in too deep," "Half their team is world class," Spartans, and he put on a good show Tsarnas said. "It was a good test to !Tune-up Glenn Gunter first-year Spartan coach Dale Kestel in a wild contest with Japan's Kikuo show them where they're at to said after the match. Ysauda. Knox led 9-4 midway teach them what they need to know." I 95 Glenn serves as liason to programs funded through SJSU was beaten, 321-1-712, to a through the second period, but even 124 the special allocations process and is available to parts it needed) team that had two Olympians, but tually lost, 18-9. Knox also believes I(Plus answer your questions about those programs. Kestel saw the meeting as a positive the contest against the Japanese W. Nishinaka's Ins. Agency and most foreign car I experience for his team, aided the Spartans. Farmers Ins. Group I1/1111s "Too much competition hurts "It definitely helped to point out Auto-Home-Life-Bus. 9 4-2 4 2 1 For more information only if you get physically hurt," he our weaknesses,- he said. "It puts For Free Quotes: I (----2City Foreign Can I said, "I've got to see who our prac- you in perspective." 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Door jumping ability. technique." after door is opened to reveal every "My goal is to make jump roping Thompson spreads the jump rope sort of floor covering imaginable, but as popular as aerobics is today," he gospel by volunteering for the no shiny linoleum or gleaming said. American Heart Association as a rope parquet. Jump roping is Thompson's Carpeting will inhibit the demonstrator at schools and demonstration that is about to take thrust right now. He said he used to organizations. He was involved in place. jog but now thinks it's too boring. is less their jump-a-thon last year that At last, Eureka! Good old wooden Also, he said, jump roping than raised 620,000 for the organization. floors in the Student Union Ball stressful on his back and knees "I'm blessed I'm eating three Room. jogging is. With over a hundred tricks meals a day and having fun," he said. Enter SJSU graduate James B. already mastered it should be awhile "I can't turn my back on those who Thompson, 31 and his training before he is bored with this pursuit. are less fortunate." partner Vaughn Johnson. "There is a guy in Denver that Worried about statistics This 6-foot-1, 210-pound Santa can do over 300 tricks," he said. indicating that over half a million Clara resident is as close to a There is also the boredom- people die of heart related diseases a professional jump roper as there squelching Thompson theory that year, he hopes his demonstrations could be. "everything you do forwards, you can will gain converts for life and Thompson starts his show by learn to do backwards." especially for this year's March asking his wife, Foy, to jump up, jump-a-thon. wrap her legs around her husband's Thompson said he was initially James Thompson, He explained that jump roping is waist, and give him a kiss all while introduced to the jump rope while on above, takes one of his the best exercises around. Thompson is jumping. his high school basketball team. one of against other cardiovascular rare rest periods during "This trick is for the man whose "Our coach wanted us to skip Stacked presents a good his almost non-stop young lady will not let him work out rope because it builds speed and exercises, Thompson jump roping. jump-roping alone," Thompson said. agility," he said. "I was against the case for is good, but bicycles demonstration. A This is the beginning of more than idea because I thought only sissies "Bicycling by the thousands and previous two hour judo an hour of jump rope variations. His jumped rope, but when our coach are bought stolen by the millions. Swimming is practice didn't sap routine includes the "horse shuffle," asked us if Muhammed Ali was a sissy, I gave good, but it usually costs a lot of a ball-bouncing routine, hand springs, in."Then he said if we Thompson's energy Jogging and brisk-walking kick-ups (spring from back to feet didn't jump rope, we'd have to do line money. level as he showed us 40E4 drills after practice. Thats when I are good, but some neighborhoods into rope jumping) and rope tossing, the ropes. The trusting can't go through without reminiscent of rhythmic gymnastics. grabbed that rope. You should see you simply friendship that exists That leaves In the past he has appeared on those line drills." being in a locked car. between him and his Jump roping, which has none of these television, jumping rope with Thompson graduated from SJSU problems." partner, Vaughn baseball star Steve Garvey on his in 1977 with a psychology degree. previous oft- all-league in six Johnson, is illustrated back, but today his partner is 185- During his tenure here he joined the "I've been Judo team and different sports since high school and as he jumps over pounder Johnson. has been an active oft member ever I'm not a natural athlete," Johnson's seemingly Thompson works with Johnson on since. For the last five I know years he has had to work unaware figure. a fairly consistent basis so when he been a volunteer Thompson said. "I've physical I think gives demonstrations he is used to education assistant, helping hard for everything. But Gene Lieb Daily staff photographer Judo carrying the weight. The two have a coach Yoshihiro Uchida. He said jumping rope made it easier for me to close friendship. he is grateful to Judo and especially adopt to all of those different sports." "I trust him, I tell him if Uchida for tempering his attitudes Most recently he was first 'I was against the idea because I thought only something doesn't feel right," about life, through the teachings of alternate for the U.S. Olympic judo Johnson said. martial arts. Uchida has also team and made the trials for the sissies jumped rope, but when our coach Though his jump-roping prowess financed his participation in national American Olympic Greco-Roman appears evident, Thompson is slightly competitions. wrestling team. asked us if Muhammed Ali was a sissy, I short of making the Guinness Book of gave in.' World Records. The record for rope rotations on a single jump is five. Thompson has a best of three. The

Texas director hits home with 'Places in the Heart' By Dolores Barclay -Places in the Heart" 10 years ago. WE'VE SPENT Associated Press writer The story he had in mind dealt with NEW YORK (AP) For direc- his father's side of the family and two Don't let this tor Robert Benton, one of the joys of brothers who were bootleggers. He 31 YEARS going home again was remembering wrote a script and thought it was too happen ihe taste of hot biscuits and the violent. to you! smells of cotton mills and the Texas "Then I remembered the story HELPING YOU MAKE farmland. about my grandmother," he said, MAkt SURE WE dim He journeyed to Waxahachie. "and! opened the door to that woman youa bike is * RtpAIRS Texas, a dusty town south of Dallas, and she pushed her way in and took THIS DECISION "salt" Wont you * pARTS & ACCESSORIES to drink in his past and celebrate his over and it just became her story. aide. Wirh A * bike piiiierireg family's roots to create what is cer- She would not tolerate sharing the 550 TUNE up (lO% * itecoadirioNed most out- movie with anyone else." discouier foil SJSU bikes Novi 565 tainly one of the year's You've found I bat someone spc,. ialind it's time to standing films, "Places in the The character, Edna Spaulding, srucIttas) you c * all wood( the ideal engagement ring, a gift that will be a symbol of Heart." is strong and memorable. Her hus- select be SURE youn bike cUARANTEEd Almost literary in its approach, band, the town sheriff, is accidentally your love forever. WON'T tET you dOWN. the movie outdistances other excel- shot by a drunken black youth, who Choosing the gem and mounting takes time and care. lent works by the filmmaker "Bon- later is lynched. 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His mother died in 1979, two President Gail Fullerton weeks before the publicity swing for Son Jose State University "Kramer vs. Kramer." San Jose, California October 17, 1984 "I think I never got to say good- bye and I think if I exorcised any- Dear Gail, thing ( with 'Places in the Heart'), I got to say goodbye," he said. The day before yesterday, on o cold and rainy day in Los Gatos, I saw a group of young men working at SKI TUNE-UP Benton began thinking about the Live Oak Adult Day Care Center, repointing the interiors of all the rooms. I learned that they were a $12.50 reg. $17.50 volunteer work force from San Jose State University's Sigma Nu fraternity! INCLUDES: Sharpening, Base Grind, P-Tex. and I later hod the pleasure of meeting these men, taking their picture, and complimenting them on the Hot Waxng truly professional quality of their painting. They had brought new life and color into rooms that had before been rather dismal a most generous and unselfish contribution to our innovative day-care program for Begins Monday WIN $300 disabled senior citizens. November 5, 1984 Mt DM Pick all 14 games correctly. Point spread added to score of underdog I was happy to hear that the project was covered on a local T.V. news program that evening. Campus team. A tie is a win One entry per groups like Sigma Nv are a real credit not only to the fraternity system but to the University. Congrat- person. Phone in your entry between entire 31 6 PM Thor F 247-5780 ulations, Gail, and thanks too, for giving our community the kind of leadership that encourages and sponsors such fine projects. EARTH TOYS * NOW * Next to the Bakery Entry with the most correct choices Across from the Union wins a free pitcher of beer of choice. Sincerely,

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Yesterdaily WELL i9 BAR 0 WRY ME GOVO NTOXICANTS /4057 APPROPRIRIE ItACE AVP HOMO FOR FOR 4 lONUY, JENSITNE, Campus the IFC president and Sigma Alpha Epsilon cane ff1444 SINCERE PERSON 1V GOIMPANY. WON* FOR VIXITY This Saturday two SJSU employees will have their Nicaraguan Diplomat Roberto Vargas addressed stu- sow - COMPRNIONSHIP WAN grievances heard by the California State Employees As- dents in the Student Union Monday on the issues concern- SCORP./,= sociation to determine if they were improperly removed ing the the Nicaraguan elections. from their union offices. More than 1.5 million people in Nicaragua, or 94 per- Martha O'Connell and Melissa Miller were removed cent, are register to vote and it will be the first open elec- by a two-thirds vote of the CSEA meeting Oct. 18. O'Con- tion in nearly a century," Vargas said. nell and Miller formerly held the CSEA positions of vice- Vargas said that registration is compulsory in Nica- president and secretary-treasurer respectively. ragua, but that voting is voluntary. There are seven par- ties actively seeking power in the national election. California Faculty Association President Bill Crist >Pe said he will recommend that the unions bargaining team Sports Daley Jim Bricker reject the 9 percent pay-hike recommended by the CSU Two Spartan football team members were named ope AOE 6or-- cp.) 1. 415 lUxi/oR 4F-PRS, 14E La6 5rf&tX 131 A 1::::45F_AsE 014C-4-1 Board of Trustees. The CSU previously proposed an 8.35 Ntsk AFFOCT-a> Al414 -TEEN! IN PCAA Players of the Week in the wake of the Spartans -THE LAM lot -NE 1::REACED 4Ti_m6hrr- 6,005 retroactive to July 1. percent pay raise upset, 18 - 17, victory over the California State Univer- 3721E,TO, FtViTO POASELF Agt. AS 1145 TRAJESTY The CFA is requesting a 10 percent, across the board. sity at Fresno's Bulldogs Saturday. wn4,s7costarra 71.1E AVL71P1..ia, 44 nowiFE5T1E1) pay increase. Quarterback Bob Frasco and defensive lineman MUSICALLY "mum,* TT-5E1.F VD EQFJEY Danny Clark were named by the PCAA as the top confer- (.44.2E5 rt./ PEPSNA UPESNLE. Theta Chi Fraternity members were found guilty of ence performers because of the Spartans last second vic- Han, AniC> POL.) the attempted theft of two 300-pound lion statues by the tory. Frasco shared the top offensive honors with Ful- 714E '13,1 61144G r.10 LONC.a. VO r sows 71 Inter-Fraternity Council.The fraternity was ordered by lerton State quarterback Damon Allen and Utah State WAS 70 wATC.T.157W-145 the IFC Judicial Committee to write a letter of apology to quarterback Gym Kimball. MIER All> EUG4.1..004.E, woo TT- WAs a 7:30u)P.) Spartaguide 'TWA The "Help Get Back Gio" com- will hold its general meeting today cuss his work with lesbians and gays Leaf Notes Kevin Yeager is mittee will demonstrate and picket from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the in prison. from noon until 1 p.m. today in front Student Union Council Chambers. SEE, C.WILLiE NOWA!, lar of Spartan Shops. For more informa- The Department of Mathematics IT wASN'T SUCH A tion, contact Karen Lindahl at 263- The Humanities Club will hold a iod and Computer Science will hold a col- 'GREAT FunPiciN. 9040. reception to introduce new students loquium lecture at 4 p.m. today in from 2:30 to 4 p.m. today in the S.U. MacQuarrie Hall, Room 324. Profes- Psi Chi will host a party from Almaden Room. Prof. Nils Peterson sor Nicholas Jewell of the University to 5:30 p.m. today in Dudley will give a poetry reading. 3:30 of California at Berkeley will speak Moorhead Hall, Room 157. Informa- on "Regression Analysis with Biased will be Davis Manni will speak at a tion on graduate programs Samples." Refreshments will be meeting of the Gay and Lesbian Alli- discussed. served prior to the talk at 3:30 p.m. in ance Club at 4:30 p.m. today in the II Room 210. For more information con- S.U. Almaden Room. Manni will dis- The India Students Association tact Prof. Kubelka at 277-2400. se The Women's Center will host nd Dia De Los Muertos - a folkloric Life on Earth Dr. Anderson dance demonstration tonight at 7:30 in Morris Dailey Auditorium. For more information, contact Maria to -V146- Lynn at 277-2047. 5CARte-51- The Foreign Languages Depart- c_os-ruri6 ment will offer free tutoring in Spa'n- ish for students in self-paced learning units from 8:15 to 10:15 a.m, and from 2:30 to 5 p.m. today in Sweeney Hall, Room 219.

The Akbayan Filipino-American Club will hold its general meeting at 1:30 p.m. tomrrow in the S.U. Guada- Isaac Newt Sheila Neal Room. For more information, lupe I 5,44(' I MUST BE 4 contact Ray Feril at 272-8036. OID YOU HAVE HECOWEEN FUN LAST HArith 01/P R. The Community Committee for NICHT? International Students will hold con- versational English tutoring for all international students from 1 to 3 p.m. tomorrow in Administration Building, Room 206. The exhibition of the photogra- phy of four students' work will be shown all day on the first floor show- cases in the Art Building Classified

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The completed their files, he said. gedy for India," said Vijay Suthar, cently had trouble with riots the hundreds as a result of the mas- Predicting how many students will Electrical Engineering Department Thus, for the first time in two- president of the association. "She started by the various religious sacre at the temple, but people attend classes after they've been ac- accepted 16 out of 45. and-one-half years, the Department had the capacity to keep the coun- sects, and the news of Gandhi's coming from there said the number cepted is impossible, he said. If a student tries to get into an of Electrical Engineering accepted try together despite all the reli- death is expected to stir up many of killings was in the thousands. Freeman said in the Electrical impacted engineering department students with GPA's of 2.8, Lima gious groups' differences." more. "How can you expect the moth- Engineering Department, which and doesn't, he still has several op- said. Suthar said that because of "If the Sikhs did kill her, ers and brothers and sisters and fa- used to fill its spaces as early as De- tions open to him. One way is to take The main mistake students make Gandhi's death, India will have there's bound to be problems if the thers of those killed in the mas- cember when it wasn't impacted, 95 prerequisite classes through a com- is to enter SJSU as an undeclared, new problems. Hindus decide they want to get sacre to just forget?" Sihota said. percent of the students who have munity college. In the immediate Freeman said. "There'll be a new problem even," he said. He said there are many types been accepted show up to class. area, Evergreen Valley, De Anza, "The student doesn't have a now in finding a prime minister Members of the Indian organi- of Sikhs living all over the world Out of nine departments in the Foothill and Mission community col- home; (he has) no adviser," he said. who can keep the country together zation said that a Sikh approached who support the downfall of Gan- School of Engineering, only four leges offer lower division courses Often, students apply to engi- as Gandhi did," he said. one of them yesterday and asked, dhi. don't have the facilities and faculty to which transfer to SJSU. neering because "Uncle John" is an Another member, V. Kumar, "Did you hear the good news?" "When someone goes and in- accept all qualified applicants. The Another way is taking classes engineer, or their parents encourage said Gandhi's son is likely lobe the The president of the Sect of vades their central place, they departments of Computer Science through Open University at SJSU. If it, Freeman said. They don't know choice for the new prime minister. Sikh Temple in Fremont refused to (Sikhs) unite," Sihota said. "The and General Engineering, Chemical the student finds a class which has what engineering involves, he said. "It's most likely that Ravid is make any comment about his reac- Sikhs in Punjab were probably the Engineering, Electrical Engineering space, he can show the professor his Freeman advises going to Career in," Kumar said. "He's only been tion to the prime minister's assas- first to get together against the and Mechanical Engineering are de- engineering ability, said Mike Walls, Planning and Placement to find out in politics for four years since the sination. government." clared impacted for spring 1985, a senior in mechanical engineering. what opportunties are available. death of his brother." "We don't want to make any He said a Sikh rally will be held Lima said. Sometimes, this involves waiting in a "Once students start thinking Kumar said that Sunjay Gan- statement until the elections of the Sunday in Marysville and 75,000 to Usually, the departments of class for three weeks before finding about what they want to do after dhi, the slain prime minister's new prime minister," the Sect 100,000 people are expected to at- Materials Engineering, Industrial out if the professor has room, he said. graduation, ( they find) they have other son, was recently killed in a president said. tend. and Systems Engineering and Civil When Walls applied in 1983, he many more options," he said. plane accident. K. Sihota, an electrical engi- "This is to get our unity to Engineering don't meet their quotas said he had correctly filled out all the A person who wants to make sili- He said Sunjay was more inter- neering senior at SJSU and a Sikh, show," Sihota said. by the end of November, he said. forms, One mistake students make is con chips ( the part of computer that ested in politics than his brother, said he reacted with no surprise to Gandhi first became prime Thus, these schools continue accept- to not complete their files, Walls said. stores and manipulates information), Ravid. news of Gandhi's slaying. minister in 1966, lost a re-election ing applications until they are full. Three hundred students applied can come from a variety of back- "He's (Ravid) a little bit "This was expected," Sihota bid in 1977, and returned to office in This semester, the Mechanical for 40 spaces in the Electrical Engi- grounds, including electrical, materi- weak," Kumar said. "He never had said. "No one is going to forget 1980. Engineering Department accepted 18 neering Department this semester, als or chemical engineering, or phys- an interest in politics before as his what happened at Punjab." The Associated Press contrib- out of 40 applicants from other de. Lima said. Only 100 of them actually ics or chemistry, Freeman said. brother did " He said the Indian government uted to this report. Learning group promotes skills Get the jump with By Patricia Hannon The main objective in holding a learning skills group is to help stu- dents determine what their study habits and learning skills are and how they can be improved, said Anne Kopp, from the SJSU Counseling Services. The Long Distance "Being a student is a skill," Kopp said. "It's not necessarily something you already have." The sessions run from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. every Thursday in the Adminis- tration Building, Room 269. Learning skills problems take Winner. various forms. Students may lack concentration, not take effective lec- ture notes or have too much test anxi- ety to pass exams. Kopp focuses her group sessions on these kinds of problems, as well as other study difficulties that partici- pants in the group experience. "The group is designed to meet the needs the person brings with them that day," Kopp said. Several of the students said they Davey Croakett got the jump on the had trouble pulling the main points and ideas out of lectures and reading competition by leaping farther than material. Kopp suggested reciting reading material aloud to determine any other frog-20 feet 3 inches at main points. She also suggested that students stop thinking of themselves the annual Calaveras Jumping as "human tape recorders," writing down everthing a professor says dur- Jubilee at Angels Camp in ing a lecture. The best way to overcome this is California in May1976. to start thinking critically and recog- nizing the difference between a main idea or what is just an interesting an- ecdote, Kopp said. "You need to train your mind to turn away from those thoughts," Kopp said. "Study with a note pad next to you and everytime you have a dis- tracting thought, write it down," she said. "For example if you remember you have to call Mary makes note to yourself to call her." AT&T gets the jump on the Kopp suggests that students con- trol daydreams by making a tally competition, too, so you'll get mark on a note pad each time they notice they are daydreaming. more mileage for your money. You'll "Each time you make a mark tell yourself to go back to your work," save 40% evenings-60% nights she said. "The idea is to train your mind by actively turning your atten- and weekends-plus service that's leap tion back to your work." One of the students in the group years ahead. who is a senior at SJSU said, "after four years of college I'm finding I can't pass a test." For information on AT&T Long Distance She said she failed the first test she took this semester because she Service call 800 222-0300. read each question two or three times before she felt confident enough to answer it, not leaving herself enough time to finish the exam. "I saw that it was a 10-page test and panicked," she said. "I think I've just convinced myself after failing the first test that I can't pass." Kopp suggests that students overcome this kind of test anxiety by practicing a relaxation exercise be- fore the test as well as before study sessions. This is done by systemati- cally tensing, and then relaxing every body part from head to toe. The Once in a fully relaxed state, AT&T more you hear the better we sound.sm Kopp said it is a good idea to suggest positive thoughts to yourself like "I am an excellent student," or "I am good at taking tests." "Try to very consciously change the negative thoughts to positive statements even if you don't believe From the Guinness Book of World Records r 1983 them," Kopp said. Students who par- by Sterling Publishing Company. Inc New York. NY ticipated in the group found it helpful to share their concerns with the group. "At least I'm not the only one on this campus of 25,000 students who has these problems," one student said. v can you expect the moth- Tothers and sisters and fa- those killed in the mas- ust forget?" Sihota said. aid there are many types living all over the world port the downfall of Gan- en someone goes and in- ieir central place, they unite," Sihota said. "The Punjab were probably the get together against the Arts/Entertainment ent." Supplement to the Spartan Daily iid a Sikh rally will be held n Marysville and 75,000 to eople are expected to at- 11) s is to get our unity to ihota said. ihi first became prime in 1966, lost a re-election 7, and returned to office in

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my eyes really blue?" But it get better: I filSiq h TS al I N f 0 Strasser:Are you one of those people who cannot imagine the ENTERTAINER Germans in their beloved Paris' Frank Rick:It 's not particulaly my The Entertainer supplement is an arts/entertainment guide beloved Parts. that appears each Thursday in the Spartan Daily. . . Strasser:How about New York? Editor Nick Gillis Lopez Rick: Well, there are certain Associate Editor Frank Lopez sections of New York, ssociate Editor Cindy Roberts Major, that I wouldn't advise you to try Special Sections Manager Patty McNerney to invade. It's after Rick discards the facade altogether that classic lines flow COVER Here's looking at you "We'll always have Paris," "The problems of three little people ONE NIGHT I Rick:I never make plans that far don't amount to a hill of beans in Actress Melanie Griffith portrays a street-wise prostitute in ERY LATE irrefutable ahead. this crazy world." the movie "Body Double." The daughter of Tippi Hedren, Griffith reached an of the most Now that's cool. And then there's adds comic flair to the latest release by Director Brian De Palma conclusion the grand magnitude. I arrived at Of course later we find out A review on the film and interview with De Palma is on page 4. profound finale. Rick tells Ilsa that she must an absolute a definite answer in Rick isn't as cynical as he leave to America with her a world of maybes. pretends to be, but his manner is husband, Victor Laszlo. That her Despite the possible historical always chasten. staying with him in Casablanca side when he ramifications the potential social We see his softer just wouldn't work: RATINqs cuddles up with a bottle and implications, and the artistic Do you know what reflects on the day's events; The you'd have connotations, I am ready to to look forward to if you arrest of Ugarte (Peter Lorre) and stayed The Entertainer uses the following system for rating the per- release my finding Humphrey here? of Ilsa 1 Ingrid Nine chances out of ten we'd formance or quality of a featured piece of art. Each rating is given Bogart is unequaled in coolness. the arrival his lost love. both end up in a concentration by the individual author, and is done to give the reader a summa- Bergman), After watching "Key Largo" Ugarte, then she camp . . rized opinion of the works reviewed: They grab years ago, I suspected as much; the way it goes. Hesitent to believe Rick, Ilsa asks Excellent * * * * walks in. That's following a viewing of "To Have Sam, if it's him if he just trying to make things Good effort * * * One in and one out. and Have Not," my position was December 1941 in Casablanca, easy on her. Rick responds: Average * * advanced, but after my recent late what time is it in New York?. . . I I'm saying it because it's true. Stay Away night date with "Casablanca," the bet they're asleep in New York. I Inside of us we both know you conclusion was inescapable. bet they're asleep all over belong with Victor. You're part of Others have forwarded this America. his work, the thing that theory,but not with the same keeps him Bogart proves human after going. If that plane leaves the LETTERS conviction and evidence that I'm all. We no longer believe him when ground and your not with him, about to pontificate on. says, "I stick my neck out for The Entertainer welcomes all comments and criticism. Please he you'll regret it. Maybe not today. "I'm the only cause identify yourself along with your, major, class standing and tele- Bogie wasted no time in nobody," and maybe not tomorrow, but soon, Casablanca establishing his I'm interested in." phone number All letters become property of the Entertainer and and for the rest of your life. persona as Rick in a quick Bogies quick wit and wise- may be edited for length and grammer Ilsa leaves with Laszlo, exchange with Yvonne (Madeleine cracking personality, however, Captain Renault and Bogie walk Le Beau) a lover: still deliver line after memorable off into the midst. Rick concludes. line. There is the confrontation Yvonne: Where were you last "Looks like this is the beginning of if you still fork out $7.99 for a with Major Strasser in which the night? a beautiful friendship." Prince album. Ha. That's pretty ri- Nazi official tries to intimidate TAkiNg Rick: That's so long ago I don't diculous when you think about it. Rick by presenting him with a Eastwood, Gibson, Shepard remember. Anyway, take a few minutes, scan German dossier of his history. An Redford, Selleck forget 'ern some of these, and take the test at Yvonne: Will I see you tonight' undaunted Rick responds. "Are Bogie is Cool. LibERTIES the end. We're talking '80s here. Best Writer: By Tim Goodman 1. Elvis Costello Face it: There are people in 2. Smokey Robinson music who are masters of musical 3. Valerie Bertinelli Marley remembered profundity. There are others who Rest Singer: should be members of the Ameri- 1. Boy George can Dental Association. Their 2. Sting Tribute to 'third -world superstar' planned Friday songs are so sweet they produce 3. Pee Wee Herman cavities. One of reggae music's great- panied Marley on his and feature Carlton on drums. Best Album. Under $7.99 records est legends, Bob Marley, will be and in his live appearences. "Family Man" Aston on bass. I. The Style Council: "My Ever honored An- Ad m ittedly : It's not fair to tell at the San Francisco In a nutshell, Marley's work American-born guitarist Al Changing Moods" Civic Auditorium Friday vocal du- people what is good and what is night in influenced world music, culture derson who shares 2. Prince. "Purple Rain" "The Legend Tour: A Mar- bad. And, in turn, it is not fair to Tribute to and politics, and his music ties with guitarist Junior 3. Winnie the Pooh: "Winnie the Bob Marley." Tyrone point out how stupid people are for quickly pervaded the pop mains- vin, keyboardists Pooh Goes to Venus" and per- liking music that has putrid lyrics. Sometimes referred to as tream, turning up in the work of Downey and Wire Lindo Most Danceable Song: Pat- the "first Third-World super- everyone from Barbra Streisand cussionists Alvin "Seeco" 1. Herbie Hancock: "Rockit" Garrick. Too bad:We're going to do it star," Marley was on the verge to The Clash. His song "I Shot terson and Neville 2. Twisted Sister: "We're Not and the [- anyway. of seeking worldwide success The Sheriff" was a number-one The Wailers Going To Take It" perform Marley's OK, bambinos, let's separate during his all-too-brief career record for Eric Clapton in 1973, Threes will 3 Gail Fullerton: "Rec Center songs as well the fine lines from the filth. that may have influenced the and Stevie Wonder's hit "Jam' most well-known Rap" a new song, "Leg- First, we'll concentrate on music world for generations to mm" (Master Blaster) was a di- as premiering Best Live Dead Act: especially for the hard rock music. No we won't. come. rect homage to Marley, who end" written 1. John Lennon Those involved don't know how to Before his death in 1981, toured the United States with tour. 2. Marvin Gaye concert will also feature write their names, much less a Marley's direction paved the Wonder in 1980. The 3. The Grateful Dead video footage of Bob song. Right, not even Van Haien, way not only for wide-spread original ac- Interestingly, the "Legend" Wailers in con- the purported leaders of "quality" OK, you're right, it all was a ceptance of Marley and the reggae music, but to tour falls on November 2, the an- rock, can produce anything worth bit ridiculous. All in fun, and it deeper exploration of other cert. niversary of the coronation of on the schedule are reg- classifying as "good lyrics." But really doesn't matter who was Third-World music forms such Also Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethio- personalities: KQAK' hey, Eddie Van Haien has a nice listed since everyone has a favor- as Ska. Juju and Afro-beat, el- gae radio pia, the guiding light behind the Wendt and the Midnite wife. She can't act, but she's nice. ite. ements of which can be found in DJ Doug Rastafarian faith that Marley and Tony So, with hard rock on the not- Fine, enjoy the music you like, the music of popular Dread Sound System, contempo- practiced devoutly. The concert Master" cutting-it list, we turn to . . . Wait. because it all relates to the mood rary artists such Moses, "The Chansing as The Police features the I-Threes, Jamaica's Let's just not kid around any more. anyway. Don't sweat it if you like and Talking Heads. will serve as MC. pre-eminent female vocal trio, the There's not that many in the field Elton John, Julio Iglesias or Frank Showtime is 8 p.m. at There have been many trib- led by Rita Marley (Marley's who can write, but you buy the Sinatra. Everybody has a taste, San Francisco Civic Auditorium utes to Marley since his death, wife), Judy Mowatt and Marcia pulp anyway. And you're still but not all of us have good taste. Tickets are $13.50 in advance but this is the first one to reunite Griffiths, going to buy it no matter what! However, if you're just a tad and $15.00 the day of the show. the Wailers and I-Threes, the The Wailers Of course, you'll never learn. You bit curious, the answers are: are among reg- Tickets are available at all BASS band and vocal trio that accom- gae's most obviously haven't learned a thing Number 3 on all of them. well-known bands, Ticket Centers. ....1111r

Thursday, NOVOMIXtf 1 1984 Plus) Nothing fancy, still McCartney gets by on film By John McCreadie well, but how could he miss since rock greats in "Broad Street." I was disappointed when I he is playing himself? Bach plays Dave Edmunds and Chris Sped- heard that there were only three a reporter who is chasing Starr for ding play guitars in the production new songs in Paul McCartney's an interview and later falls for of "Ballroom Dancing," one of Mc- "Give My Regards To Broad him. I have no idea why Bach's Cartney's newer hits. Also during Street." After all, you'd think that part was ever written into the that number, John Paul Jones (of Led Zeppelin a composer with 43 songs that sold script. She seems to serve absolu- fame) plays bass. In other numbers, over I million copies each, with tely no purpose in the story. It's you'll see guitarist sales of over Louis Johnson of the Johnson 200 million records, hard to make her look anything but could Brothers, and guitarist Steve Lu- come up with some new beautiful, but somehow director material for his own screenplay. kather and drummer Jeff Porcaro Peter Webb seems to have man- from Toto. Eric Stewart 110 CC) But after experiencing the film, I aged. What a pity. have to say that the old McCartney also plays guitar in the film. Tracey Ullman portrays the Again, McCartney introduces songs are still distinctly pleasura- girlfriend of the ex-convict sus- ble. three new songs in the film. They pected of stealing the master are all good and you'll probably be tapes. Her character is limited, to hearing them on the air waves say the least. She does nothing soon. They include "Not Such A FILM more than cry throughout the en- Bad Boy," and "No More Lonely tire movie. Nights." Still, the film does have All in all, the film "Give My Regards To Broad is enjoyable humor, but it is not consistent and does not tax your Street" is simply a light-hearted, brain trying In a warehouse, jams with fictitious throughout the movie. A hilarious to follow a complex plot. The . entertaining film filled with Mc- McCartney band scene takes place in the recording songs, old and new, are performed Cartney music, style and wit. If In a word, the film is honest. The dialogue is slow and te- studio when Paul instructs Ringo in that 'ole McCartnistic fashion, you like McCartney and/or music The film's conflict is basic dious, however. It's difficult to put to use brushes on the next number. underlining the reason he has sold videos, then you won't feel cheated an ex-convict that McCartney a finger on it, but it seems that the Throughout the entire recording over 200 million records. * * when you fork out the two pound takes under his wing has appar- screenplay and the mediocre session, as Paul sings new ar- notes, or $5.00. act- ently run off with the musician's ing contribute equally to the dul- rangements of "Yesterday- The story entails a day in the master recording tape, which lness of the dialogue. Although Mc- ,"Here, There and Everywhere," life of an international rock star, must be found before a midnight Cartney's acting is poor, his boyish and "Wanderlust," Ringo and makes no pretense about deadline. The picture is not filled characteristics and his singing searches frantically to find drum being anything else but a fun film with crazy chase scenes and wild carry the film along. brushes. He finds them at the that does nothing more than pro- antics a la "Help," one of McCart- same moment Paul sings his final mote McCartney and his music. ney's past efforts with the Beatles. The film co-stars Ringo Starr note at the end of the recording It's apparent that the film was not Instead, the plot makes room for ( who plays the drummer in Mc- session. made to compete for any "best pic- musical excursions and visual fan- Cartney's band) and his wife Bar- You'll need a sharp eye as well ture" awards or to impress critics tasy flights. bara Bach. Starr plays his role as a good ear to spot some of the $600 Conan returns as assassin in Terminator and up By Dan Koga to a nuclear war that has yet to (or lose your lunch). When your seat. If you don't like a vio- Haircut Musclebuilder Arnold Schwar- take place? Schwa rzenegger makes some lent, action-packed movie, stav appointments & zenegger makes his acting debut Although the story line is a minor repairs on his body, they away because this rarely has a walk-ins welcome in the movie"The Terminator." good one, a good chunk of the look so realistic that you can't help scene without the sound of gun- You're probably asking your- movie is devoted to the terminator but grit your teeth. shots and bodies dropping like flies 926-9677 self, "Wasn't he the one who relentlessly stalking Conner, with The scenes from the future are in the terminator's wake. 1651 N. Capitol Ave starred in "Conan the Barbarian" Reese constantly interceding. all too believable in these days of If you like these kind of and its sequel, "Conan the De- After Schwarzenegger gets riddled nuclear awareness. Every time I near 680 and Hostetter "thrills," however, "The Termi- stroyer?" with shotgun blasts at point-blank see a scene depicting our future in Fry's Shopping Center nator" will entertain you just as San Jose Technically, you would be cor- range, run over by a Mack truck, after a nuclear holocaust, a chill long as you don't expect too much explosion in- The rect. On the other hand, although and then survives an runs up and down my spine. * he made top billing in those mov- side of a gasoline tanker, visions scenes in this film were no differ- ies, I wouldn't call what he did from the "Halloween" films nau- ent. "acting." His performance in seously come to mind. You know, Schwarzenegger's role called "The Terminator" isn't going to the villain that just won't die. for a cold, ruthless, and emotion- win him an Academy Award ei- It's all right the first few times less character, and he played it ,ri)s A ther, but it is by far his best perfor- he is "killed" as we know the word successfully. Michael Biehn re- roe sse'. to be, but after awhile, it becomes minds you of Luke Skywalker from N %Ve mance of the three flicks. ?)es aso In his latest effort, Schwarze- a bit monotonous. It gives new "Star Wars" as the rebel soldier negger portrays a cyborg hitman meaning to the adage, "You only who just won't quit, even if the (called a terminator unit) sent live once!" It also makes the story odds are a-million-to-one that he from the 21st century to the pre- a bit weak. succeeds. sent with the sole purpose of dis- But if you're a special effects The climax to this film fea- posing of Sarah Conner (Linda fan, the visuals in this film will tures special effects at its bes , Hamilton), whose life will play a make you stand up and take note and should keep you on the edge of CIL II 8\11ID II E-=-- big part in the future. A rebel soldier named Kyle BLIMPIE FEATURES Reese (Michael Biehn) is also sent 13 Kinds of N.Y. Style Sub-Sandwiches from the future with the unenvia- Hearty Chef Salads, Fresh -Fruit Salads protecting Conner and ble task of Hot -Spicy Chili, Quiche the terminator unit so destroying & A Full Line of Pastries that history can run its natural course. 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I I 15 me HAPPY HOUR world taken over by machines due 1$1 0 Thursday, November 1, 1984 pep 4 De Palma's at it again the same old stuff Sex and bloodshed dominate new film 'Body Double' girlf- By Amy Yannello De Palma's newest "killer," cause of his phobia or his Take one claustrophobic "Body Double". riend (she's been cheating) and is conse- struggling actor who, when given Set against the backdrop of left with no income and the opportunity, has voyeuristic Los Angeles' acting community, quently, no home. pros- tendencies; add an attractive, the story loosely revolves around Fortunately, a far more wealthy neighbor who enjoys "per- young actors and their struggle of pering actor named Sam Bou- to let forming." Throw in one porno making it in the business. chard (Gregg Henry) offers he's queen with a heart of gold, a lot of Jake Scully (Craig Wasson) is Jake house sit for him while show- blood and gore and some bizarre the actor who has a problem with on tour for six weeks. While Sam new wave sex hangouts and space. Or lack of it. Here's a guy ing Jake around the house. a you've got the makings of Brian who can't hang on to his lob the- points out an added attraction telescope that is focused on the bedroom window of his beautiful neighbor across the canyon. Jake soon finds out that his neighbor gives nightly "perfor- mances" for his viewing pleasure,

and his unwillingness to turn away each night leads to an involvement in a murder which may prove to be the last scene Jake is ever in. El- ements of Hitchcock's "Rear Win- innocent victims dow" are evident here. The unsuspecting couple become The plot becomes more thrown in only for shock value. De call the police? Oh, no. Jake stands twisted and absurd as Jake gets Palma, who has billed the film as a there and pratically narrates the more involved while trying to find "sensual thriller" has obviously event, muttering things like, "No, this woman's killer. In the dura- confused sensuality with smut. don't go in there." and "Get out of tion, the actor-turned-supersleuth, To De Palma's credit, how- the house, he's going to hurt you." takes on another phobia para- ever, he did have the band Frankie To top this off, he finally decides to noia. This makes for nerve-wrack- Goes To Hollywood perform call his neighbor, to warn her. ing, teeth-grinding action. "Relax," which tied in nicely with However, his call ends up killing De Palma fans (there are Jake's introduction into Holly- her, by making her answer the some) who have come to expect wood's porno set. phone in the room that the killer is unnecessary violence and harsh Melanie Griffith plays porno in. Doesn't make much sense, does language won't be disappointed queen Holly Body with comic flair it? with "Body Double." and is one of the brighter spots in De Palma was right in billing There is a totally tasteless this otherwise lame plot. this movie as one of suspense scene which seems to last forever The script was full of holes when viewing this film your one re- involving a three-foot-long drill. which made it impossible to take curring thought may be "when is There are numerous scenes depict- most of the action seriously. For this going to end?" ing the hard-core pornography example, when Jake witnessess a Wait for the dollar theaters on world, which authentic though break-in at his neighbor's home this one, folks. * Iii ork garb, Melanie Griffith confronts Craig Wasson they may be, seemed to have been (he's been peeping again) does he Director irked by 'restrictive' movie ratin By Amy Yannello defining of "X" films because of ing. I tried to be as realistic as I Brian De Palma, director of the restrictions it places on the could." "Carrie," "Dressed To Kill," viewers. De Palma said that "Blow Out" and "Scarface" "Say you're 17. The way it is he got the idea for "Double" fielded questions from some 50 now, your parents can't even say when he was casting a West Coast reporters when he at- that it's OK for you to see it. It's double for Angie Dickinson in tended a private screening of his just too restrictive in that "Dressed To Kill". recently released movie "Body sense." "This is a movie I've been Double". De Palma received consid- wanting to make for a long Dressed in safari jacket and erable grilling on his portrayal time," De Palma said. Jeans, the 42-year-old De Palma of women, not only in "Double" "It says a lot about the real told reporters that he had origi- but in other films as well. world of acting where people are nally wanted this movie to have Although all the women in struggling to break into the busi- an X-rating because "in an 'R' the new release are portrayed as ness. That part is very realis- you're bound by the amount of nymphos or dead beauties, De tic." sexuality and violence you can Palma maintains that the Discussing his method of have in the film." women in this film, and in oth- making films, De Palma said So why the R-rating? ers, "are not victims." that his movies start as a "visual "No major companies will "Look, I've simply made a idea" with the dialogue put in distribute ( X-rated films), and murder mystery. There's no so- later. no newspapers will advertise cial statement here. In 'Scar- "I'm a visual stylist. I'm in- them. face' I had Colombian drug deal- terested in things that move. I "What an 'X' is, is so hard to ers killed just as violently. That like dealing with the unexpected. determine because there is such doesn't mean I'm making some People have a gut reaction to my a fine line. I mean, what do you statement about drug dealers." films, and that's good. think of when you think of 'X'? In response to questions "I don't expect to be handed Porno? Do you think of violence? dealing with explicit sexual lan- an accolade by a group of con- What about language? What guage in "Body Double," De servatives (the Academy of Arts might be considered offensive to Palma stated that he used lan- and Sciences) but I think people one may not be to another." guage that was in keeping with will be surprised when they see De Palma objected to the "the world that I was portray- this film." F De Palma's latest release was given an li-rating Thursday, November 1, 1984 Page 5 'Comedy Fiesta' wallows in ethnic humor By Bobbie Celestine The joke is politically pointed Valencia Rose in San Francisco, at the recent proposal to eliminate aking reference to the located at 18th and Valencia bilingualism in the state. He uses lifestyles of ethnic groups streets. the occassion to illustrate how may cause great conflict She said being a comedienne ridiculous it would be to translate to some, but for the Comedy Fiesta lets her make definitive Spanish to English in its literal group, it is common, and usually statements. She relates the story meaning. brings laughter and applause. of the wife who is not allowed to He has a style that is different Last weekend, the San order what she wants when the than any well known comedian. He Francisco based Comedy Fiesta husband takes her out to eat. looks like a typical farm hand, but performed at San Jose's Cabaret "My wife wants . . .," she is loaded with laughs about the Manzanita. Like their wit, finding says, mocking the husband who mannerisms and beliefs of his the site where the group starts to place the order cultural group. performed was humorous. Ricardo "Slick Ric" Salinas, Located at Story and King roads, who depicts himself as a low rider, the club is literally out-of-sight. LOCAL enters the stage carrying a big The Cabaret is covertly hidden radio, waiting to perform a break from view by buildings lining the dance routine, but he doesn't. He outer view of Story and King "Hey, lady," Monica retorts has a red bandana tied around his roads. It has the appearance of a to the wife as the waitress, "what head, sunglasses covering his small coffee shop, but did you want to eat?" eyes, and wears baggy pants. He peformances are held in the back. "Well, I don't work there recreates the image of the low And, like the group and the dual anymore," she explained. rider who spends time "rapping" nature of the Cabaret (also a Much of the group's humor is on the corner. restaurant), Comedy Fiesta's about folk tales that have been "We can make definite social humor is covert and overt. taken seriously over years. An statements.about ourselves," he Comedy Fiesta was put example is the tales of growing up said. "We can even make fun of together for the celebration of poor, but wise. ourselves without feeling Cinco De Mayo this year. Since Jose Antonio Burciaga pulls degraded." then, they have toured throughout out his brown lunch bag, jerks out Herbert Siguenza, who California, often playing before stacks of tortillas and read the specializes in Michael Jackson packed houses. words of wisdom written on them imitations, does great impressions Opening the show, Monica by his mom. of other characters as well. For a Palacios overtly pointed to "My mom gave me a blank second on stage, he looks and growing up in San Jose. The one, just for thought," he said. sounds exactly like Jackson. He illusion, she said to the audience, Although the material for the uses the high intensity body of moving from one area to show is original, the foremat is movements, then mellows down to another makes "you feel good, but similar to television's Comedy use the calm and feminine voice you're still who you are and get Workshop. quality of the singer. Photos by Noel Cameron special to the Entertainer stereotyped." Burciaga, who writes for He brings immediate laughter "I grew up in San Jose," she several publications, pokes fun at with his impression of Julio The 'Comedy Fiesta' troupe keeps the guffaws flowing at said. " I went to San Jose State in the idea of changing Spanish Iglesias talking through his teeth. major." the Cabaret Manzanita. Above, Herbert Siguenza, does his the spring of 1980as an art named towns to English As a standup comic, he captures From the stage, she pronouncations. Julio Iglesias imitation, while, below, Richard the audience, holding them Montoya thoughtfully remembers her time "Take San Francisco, for spellbound. spins off some of his homespun humor. In addition to their in San Jose, "I lived here, and then example, it means Saint Francis, "The people I perform are the I moved away." work as stand-up comics, both performers have worked and this little town here in Texas, ones I love and hate," he said. She now performs on the they'll call it Grass," he said in as stage actors Siguenza has worked comedy 'pays more,' Siguenza said. weekend as a solo comic act in holding his pointer to the map. theater and has written for the stage. "Theater is a hassle!" he exclaimed. "Too much rehearsing. Comedy is better and it pays more." Richard Montoya walks on stage, and picks up the family jokes that bring immediate laughter. He looks like a comedian, and he has the personality for being funny. Just standing on stage, he brings laughter. "Hey, this is me ya'11," he yells peering into the audience. "I love comedy. It's fun to do: he said. "Saying things nobody would dare touch is really communicating." Montoya has worked as a stage actor in San Francisco, and he will be getting additional training with the American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco. As expected, the group contended that their brand of humor is geared more toward the Latin experience, and can be readily understood by them. The Cabaret Manzanita regularly features comedy and other forms of entertainment primarily tailored lathe Hispanic community. On weekends, the club features cultural events. According to media director John Ramos, they also work within the community to bring in local talent. Page 6 Thursday, November 1, 1984 Wasted effort leaves Kiss faceless By Kevin Mendoza Kiss' latest album crackles years, band members have be- other rock band. Heavy metal had Burn with me with the raw, savage intensity of a come increasingly more involved yet to be used as a label. Some- Heaven's on fire kitten whose life force has been in the production process of their where along their gold record' Paint the sky quashed by a Goodyear Radial albums. However, none of the studded path, Kiss became pur- With desire T/A. "Animalize" is dead a bo- members had assumed full pro- veyors of heavy metal music. Still, Angel fly naf ide dud. duction responsibilities. Guitarist. the overall sound on "Animalize" Heaven's on fire Kiss, one of rock music's /songwriter Paul Stanley breaks is essentially the same as on the "Heaven's On Fire" is a defi- heavy metal heavyweights, cele- that tradition with this release first record. Again, songs are built nite Kiss classic. It belongs along- brate a decade of recording with being credited as the album's pro- around a simple chord progression side such Kiss hits as "Rock and "Animalize." Unfortunately, it ducer. Bassist Gene Simmons, the and always feature a guitar solo Roll All Nite," "Beth," "Love seems the years have taken their man with the serpentine tongue, is whether one is really needed or Gun" and "I Was Made For Lov- mons must have had a tough time toll on the band, because the songs associate producer. not. ing You." with one lover because "Lonely Is on "Animalize" lack punch and en- While the first few Kiss re- But one song does not make an the Hunter" drips with bitterness: ergy. The album plods from song leases contained three or four album. There are plenty of other My eggs in one basket to song. Despite the blistering gui- strong cuts, "Animalize" has only intriguing references to sex to But she threw me a bone tar solos, the pounding drums, and viNyl one. Previous albums had several stimulate the minds of teenagers She was dealt a full deck the screaming vocals standard songs that were catchy enough to (Kiss' main audience), but the ve- But she likes to live alone fare for any metal band the Kiss unveils Mark St. John as make the listener walk away sing- hicles for the lyrics are melodi- Ain't just talkin' to myself album is easily ignored. the band's new lead guitarist. St. ing a few bars. Not here. cally weak. The guitar hooks are Need a reason to stop (ooh yeah) "Animalize" is Kiss' 15th John fills in for Vinnie Vincent, "Heaven's On Fire" is the al- all ones heard many times over With a flower in her teeth album. It's also the second album who was booted from the band ear- bum's sole shining facet. The song from bands such as Aerosmith, the She drained the last drop in a row where the members faces lier this year because of artistic is infectitious. One listen and the Scorpions, and Iron Maiden. This spurned-lover scenario is are pictured au naturel on the differences. St. John conjures up chorus lodges itself firmly into the In writing the songs for "Ani- played out from song to song on the album jacket. Lest you rock fans memories of Ace Frehley, another brain. Part of the appeal lies in the malize," Stanley, Simmons, and album, and it gets tiresome. The forget, Kiss used to masquerade Kiss guitar alumnus. Their styles fact that the song's topic is some- the handful of co-writers that are music isn't fresh by any means ei- with painted faces. Their true fa- are similar. Both play fast for the thing that sexual participants the employed manage to recreate a ther. cial features remained unknown sake of playing fast. No melodic all over the world can relate to particular image in most of the Kiss needs a shot in the arm, until two years, ago when they dis- guitar solos on this album, just a making love. Stanley belts out the numbers. The image is that of a because "Animalize" sounds like a carded the make-up. barrage of rapid-fire notes. chorus: tough, deceitful, female figure who poor impersonation of earlier al- "Animalize" marks a couple When Kiss released its debut Feel my heat preys on the opposite sex. Sim- bums. of firsts for Kiss Through the album in 1974, they were just an- Takin' you higher New York trio offers original flair By Margaret Connor This music moves you off your On side two, "Nightmare," in- You buy a pair of shoes ANTUNA'S SPIRITS seat, onto your feet, tapping your cludes some effects from the syn- Don't you think I've noticed by 110ME STYLE MEXICAN FOOD & toes, and dancing. If you're thesizer simulating a person gasp- now looking for meaningful lyrics and ing for air during a bad dream You never wear a pair. innovative instrumentals, how- Lyn Byrd repeats convincingly, All in all, the three-piece group DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS ever, you'd best look elsewhere. "You are my nightmare and I'll turns in a fine effort with percus- LARGE SELECTION OF DINNER ENTREES "Deal With It," the Comateens never wake up." sion help from Chuck Sabo. FRIENDLY, RELAXED ATMOSPHERE second album, combines pop and Unfortunately, guitar and Although they fail to break funk with nightclub flair, which is heavy percussion weigh down this new ground in the music world, where this New York group side of the album. Still, it is danc- that is obviously not their inten- started. eable music. The lyrics to one tion. Instead, the Comateens settle LOCATED ONE BLOCK FROM CAMPUS The group consists of two song, "Jo-flare amusingly ab- for a refreshing dose of upbeat, ON 10th & WILLIAMS brothers and a sister: Nic North surd. Byrd begins the track with: systematic dance tunes, which is plays bass, Oliver North plays gui- Everytime you wake up with welcome to anyone's record collec- tar and Lyn Byrd is on synthesiz- the blues tion. ** COME ON DOWN TODAY ers. All three do vocals. As a whole, the album is a con- glomeration of sounds from other groups. One tune contains new Best Wishes to SJSU's wave sounds similar to those used Pledges and Their Dates by the B-52's; another echoes '50s rock as revived in Billy Joel's lat- Tuxedo Fashions est album; a third includes horror movie sound effects. gtowati Opening side one is "Resist Her." Ills promoted on the cover as one of the soon-to-be hits off the Expert fitting-detailed alterations album. This song starts LP the on Specializing in Weddings an upbeat, which is a good indica- 266 RACE STREET 4061 295 6735 Same Day Service tion of material to come. One word SAN JOSE CA 9.312F of advice: Just enjoy the beat and 800 Affiliates Nationwide forget the words; they are contra- For the Discriminating Individual dictory. Even though the lyrics a PRESENTS "Student Discount" 910.00 Oft any Rental don't mean much, the vocals are good, especially the round at the --179.C. KEVIN Bill Blass After Six end of the piece. Yves St. Laurent Lord West The second song, "Confes- Oscar de la Renta Pierre Cardin sions," doesn't slow down the beat. POLLAKS Neither does the third cut, "Love Will Follow You." The guitar lead- COMEDY in is a good transition, followed by Quality Men's Formalwear the first group vocals. All three SHOWCASE Rental and Sales songs have about the same tempo. Fri., Nov. 2 "Satin Hop" slows the TWO LOCATIONS pace The guitar achieves the same Dr. Ganz sound that is heard in "Planet Sat., Nov. 3 TOWN & COUNTRY VILLAGE OAK RIDGE MALL Claire" from the B-52's. MATHILDA AT WASHINGTON BLOSSOM HILL AT ALMADEN "Bobcat" SUNNYVALE CA SAN JOSE CA The title cut from the album, Showtimes: 8:00 & 10:30 "Deal With It," ends side one. The L,1 words don't offer substance and 11/4 $10.00 RESERV 354-5355 leave the listener questioning what OLD TOWN THEATRE, 735-7660 226-0600 they were supposed to mean. LOS GATOS Thursday, November 1, 1984 Page 7 Beatniks revisited Re-released novel Book explores mo vers/shakers of post -depression era exposes depression By Mike DiMarco Friends traces the Beats land Ker. By Mary Green ith bloodshot eyes, rejecting her The 1950s were a time of un- Ouacl through the next several A prisoner of her loneliness, as all males had before him," certainty for American youth, a years from poetry readings to Miss Judith Hearne finds passion Moore writes describing a meeting time of re-evaluating lives dev- jazz music, from deep literary ex- in an all too familiar way, the bot- Miss Hearne has with a member of astated by the Great Depression cursions into the meaning of the tle. She is the central character in the opposite sex. and World War II. times to parodies by Mad mag- a novel titled "The Lonely Passion The youth became known as azine. of Judith Hearne," by Brian Moore To read "The Passion of Ju- the "beat generation" and they There are more than three which has recently been reissued dith Hearne" it may help the faced as much fear of the future as dozen stories, damning the "phony for distribution. reader if they come from an Irish- her disdain for the past. world," extoling "booze, jazz and Hearne, is a woman in Catholic background. Familiarity sex" and contemplating the future early 40s, lives in Belfast, Ireland. with the rituals and customs of the of beatniks. She has never been married, and Catholic religion will help with the the prospects for future marriage comprehension of Miss Hearne's The first of three Kerouac en- are dismal. dilemma. tries, "The books Roaming Beatniks," She is a devout Catholic and Additionally, an Irish heritage offers a classic insight of the beat- proud of her Irish heritage. (or simply an interest in Ireland) niks' night life. Using beat dia- The book begins by detailing will assist the reader along as the "Kerouac and Friends: A Beat logue, Kerouac takes you along on the uneventful lifestyle of Miss characters travel and encounter Generation Album" by photogra- a night walk through the streets of Hearne. She has just moved to a the subtle prejudice in Northern pher Fred W. McDarrah, traces New York. And with one long sen- boarding house in Belfast, where Ireland. the '50s beat generation through tence, he brings alive the smells, the tenants take up a great deal of The novel is 223 pages just the eyes and words of the era's tastes and sights in detail. her thoughts. perfect for a rainy day's reading. most notable writers Jack Ker- "Emerging from the Seventh It flows very well with a good mix V ouac, John Clellon Holmes, Law- Avenue subway on 42nd Street," change)." of descriptive prose and lengthy rence Lipton, Gilbert Millstein, Kerouac wrote, "you pass the He was a writer in excess and dialogue. David Dempsey, Dan Wakefield, john, which is the beatest john in of excesses, as were many of his "The Lonely Passion of Judith Art Buchwald and others in ad- New York: you can never tell if it's contemporaries. Yet McDarrah's books Hearne" is published by Little, skillful combination of writings Brown and Company, in associa- and photos takes the reader for a One in particular, Mr. Mad- tion with the Atlantic Monthly ride through a little understood den, the landlady's brother, inter- Press. Originially, the novel was Holmes interprets Kerouac's usage of cultural event that ended almost ests Miss Hearne immensely. released in 1955, and was subse- as soon as it began. as "more than From the day of their first encoun- quently released late last year. beat weariness, it implies In the book's last entry, "This ter at the breakfast table Miss the feeling of having been used, of being is How the Ride Ends," McClin- Hearne contemplated a close tock equates the last months of relationship with Mr. Madden. raw . . . In short, it means being Kerouac's life as the last breaths Mr. Madden has lived in the of the beat generation. Sal & Luigi's United States for the past three de- PIZZERIA underdramatically pushed up against the "It was almost as if Kerouac, cades, and the minute Miss Our 2111, Year _ in the last years, had burrowed Hearne has knowledge of this, she wall by oneself. farther and farther back into his runs off to the library to read up on HOMEMADE own personality, back into the America. She realizes how pitiful Ravioli and Gnocchi dense-packed delights and ditritus her life is but continues nonethe- (Ricotta Cheese Dumplings) dition to photographs by McDar- open or not, usually there's a big of a life, and then turned around, less. out of rah. chain in front of it saying it's and was peering out at the Surprisingly, Madden and 297-1136 McDarrah was photography order, or else it's got some white- thronged world through the tunnel Hearne nearly tie the knot but it editor of the Village Voice for 25 haired decaying monster slinking he made going in. Perhaps being doesn't work out. years and was on the scene when outside: a john which all seven back there clarified his sight in the beat movement took over million people in New York City some ways, focused it more One catch this book offers is Eat Here Greenwich Village. His photo- have at one time passed and taken clearly on the things he could see. the unlikely relationship between or graphic memoirs and short stories strange notice of past the new "Perhaps it just gave him tun- Miss Hearne and alcohol. She often Take Out from the era combine to form a charcoal-fried-hamburger stand, nel vision. I don't know." contemplates silently and we are nostalgic look back for those who Bible booths, operatic jukeboxes. "Kerouac and Friends: A Beat observers of her agony. lived through the "beat years," and a seedy undergound used mag- Generation Album" is a lively an- Moore has successfully de- and a vivid picture for those who azine store smelling of subway ar- thology of important writing and picted a very depressing middle- 317 So. First Si. used Across from didn't. cades here and there a photographs, and a must for those aged woman with appropriate de- Camera One From the first story, "This is copy of that old barb Plotinus who want to better understand the tail. the Beat Generation," by John sneaked in with the remainders of beat generation. "He stared at Miss Hearne Clellon Holmes, to the last entry, collections of German high school Published in hardcover by Wil- Jack McClintock's "This is How textbooks where they sell long, liam Morrow and Company, the the Ride Ends," Kerouac and ratty-looking hotdogs, no, actually $17.95 price tag will repay itself John Deaton Presents Friends graphically defines and they're quite beautiful, partic- with hours of sometimes humor- describes the lifestyles and values ularly if you haven't got 15 cents ous, but always thought-provoking of the beatniks. and are looking for someone in passages of a time that has left its Holmes' definition of "beat" is Bickford's Cafeteria who can lay mark on all of us GEORGE attributed to a statement by Ker- some smash on you f lend you some ouac. "It was several years ago," MI NM II= MO MI NM IM MI ME uni Holmes wrote in 1952, "when the face was harder to recognize, but CARLIN he ( Kerouac) has a sharp, sympa- Best known for his "seven words thetic eye, and one day he said. 20% OFF' you can never say on television." 'You know, this is really a beat faculty I generation.'" to students .5' appearing at the Holmes interprets Kerouac's usage of beat as "more than wea- Ready for your Formal Affair? San Jose Civic Auditorium riness, it implies the feeling of hav- November 4, 1984 at 8:00 p.m. ing been used, of being raw . . . In HOUSE SPECIAL short, it means being underdrama- HAIRCUT. SHAMPOO $15 Tickets available at all Bass Ticket Centers BLOW DRY uleo ro Neatly pushed against the wall & including Record Factory, San Jose Box Office. up SPECIAL 935 by oneself." 1 Beauticians 514P:can PERM their own and the Bass Ticket Office at 363 22nd St., make iron Holmes' introduction into the RENTAL STATIONS PACIFIC HAIR COMPANY Oakland. Visa and Mastercard accepted. All San Jose beat generation provides empathy AVAILABLE 1380 S Bastorn Ave tickets subject to service charge. of the youths' Great Depression 294-5623 Watch out for counterfeit tickets. childhood Hot min law mere Y0.114.1 and their adolescence Buy only from an authorized ticket agency "spent in a topsy-turvy world of Open Tues-Sat 5.6, Sun Noon war bonds, swing shifts and troop (Between Hamilton diP Stokes) (408) 998-BASS or (415) 893 -BASS movements." MINNEMONII MI= II= MI ill From there, Kerouac and e Page 8 Thursday, November I, 11.4

and Stamp Show. Sixty dealers north of Vallco Fashion Park on SJSU vocal groups comiNq up there to buy, sell and trade. 10 Wolfe Road between Homestead a.m. to 5 p.m. both days in Mc- and Highway 280. For informa- Montgomery Theater To- Cabe Hall. 145 W. San Carlos tion call 253-4550. debut with class act night through Saturday: "lo- 997-0267. I : lanthe" by The Gilbert and Sulli- Santa Cruz Civic Auditorium van Society of San Jose. 8 p.m. San Jose Convention Center Monday: Pat Metheny Group, By Beth Ranney to the "many layers of meaning South Market at West San Car- Saturday and Sunday: New 7:30 p.m. Tickets are 814.50, The pews in Christ the Good contained in the poem" that had los. Tickets: 735-7292. Informa- Age Renaissance Fair. Features open seating. 429-3779. Shepherd Church in San Jose were been set to music. Ascertaining the tion: 287-1910. music, lectures, exhibits on ho- bursting at the seams to hold the varying shades of meaning was listic health, spiritual and psy- expectant crowd Friday night. difficult due to the often unintellig- Flint Center Saturday: chic awareness, UFO's and art Niles Station Tonight: Over 200 people awaited the en- ible lyrics. "Sing a New Song" by a cappella show. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. in the Ex- The Punch. Friday: Electric Choir chorus. 8 p.m. Sunday: Grand hibit Hall. 145W. San Carlos. 292- Wood. Saturday: Signal. Tues- trance of the SJSU Concert The Choraliers began their Choraliers. Old Country Music with Minnie 6716, day: Jam Night with Art and and portion with the around-the-room Pearl. 4:00 p.m. DeAnza Col- Ronda, bring along your instru- The austere, concrete-walled technique that the Concert Choir lege, 21250 Stevens Creek Blvd., Arthur's Second Floor ment. Wednesday: Ron Thomp- soon became filled with the had used, which provides a feeling church Cupertino. 996-4816. Sunday: Dixieland Jazz Jubilee son and the Resistors. 37501 75-member concert choir of interaction with the audience. lilting with six area bands. Entrance Niles Blvd., Fremont. (415) 794- stationed in the church's loft. They performed "Gaudete," Gaslighter Theater Fri- with badge only, cost 810. 14675 7797. which utilized a carol form alter- High above the crowd the day and Saturday: Melodrama Los Gatos. nating the group chorus with solo Winchester Blvd., choir sang the beautiful and joyful "Thunderbolt's Revenge, or Just Morris Dailey Auditorium verses. The Medieval feel was ob- 354-9300. "0 sing unto the lord." The energy Horsing Around in San Fran- Tonight: Dia De Los Muertos, tained with the addition of a re- of the members was contained just cisco." Showtimes Friday 8:30 celebration of Day of the Dead corder and percussion instru- Vallco Village Saturday p.m. Saturday 7:30 and 10:30 by Los Lupenos De San Jose. A ments. Varying time sequences and Sunday: Dickens Faire. 140 p.m. 400 E. Campbell Ave., dance demonstration and lec- also added spice. craftspeople feature a variety of Campbell. 866-1408. holiday-type art, crafts and spe- ture of indigenous and mestizo Madrigals, Renaissance cialties. Carolers, jugglers, dances for the traditional Dia De IOCA1 chants, and joyful French arias San Jose Convention Center strolling musicians and palm Los Muertos celebration. 7:30 were performed with equal Saturday and Sunday: Coin readers also featured. Located p.m. SJSU. 277-2047. aplomb by the members. within the guidelines of the piece, announced that the Choraliers, for After the two sets and an inter- though it was evident that they en- the third consecutive year, would misson, the audience settled joyed the powerful song and were back take a European tour this sum- on their benches for the Chora- straining to not get carried away. mer. Unabashadely, she detailed 9 LIVE lier's "contemporary half." In this the many alternative fundraisers ROCK-n-ROLL I The next piece was performed context, contemporary means the with the members completely lin- composers are still alive for the available for anyone interested in Special NIGHTLY I ing the outside of the pews so that most part. underwriting the trip. These in- they were within five feet of the au- clude an original concert poster. 2 Dinners Th.. I/ t Wild Fire Unlike fine wines, some things dience. The blended, velvety melo- the rent-a-carol program and dur- Fr, II 2Chaser can not be improved with age. for '14" dies in Disteler's "Praise to the ing the holidays, fresh greens from only Sat 11.3C50.ser Most of the "contemporary" se- Lord" enveloped the crowd. the state of Washington. 5.30-9:30 Mon -Sun sun ti.4Little Night Must, lections were fairly bland though they were performed accurately. IChoice of: Toes II 5The Stand Then it was on to the risers, The concert tried to close (two wed 116 The Likes which were hard pressed to hold Four movements of Mozart s encores prevented this) with Snapper the large group, where the singers Requiem and a glistening Shu- "Live-a-Humble," a traditional II Teriyaki Chicken concluded their first portion with mann piece entitled "Das Schif- spiritual by Jester Hairston. IFried Calamari HAPPY HOUR two Pergolesi pieces performed in flein" (A Lonely Boat Drifts The song advised us to not "let Small Sirloin 2-6 M -F Latin. Slowly) by the Concert Choir were him catch you with your work un- $1.00 ea. more interesting. 4400 Stevens Creek Blvd. The women in flowing bur- done." By the sounds put forth by I San Jose 247-6050 Beer. Wine & gundy gowns and the tuxedoed In between the numbers, Choir these two groups, they obviousl!, iNevr h' Ahnd.an Quad Theatre) Well Drinks men exhibited a vocal unity that is Director Dr. Charlene Archibeque practice what they preach. often difficult to achiev with 75 in- a.m. Present Coupon. Expires 11-7-84 AMIMIMMIIII dividual voices.

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