PA RTA N DA IX a Vol 97, No 19 Published for San lose State University since 1934 Friday, September 27, 1991 Fullerton says goodbye to SJSU President cleans out office, prepares to ficult to pass on. She can talk for hours about how the campus used to hand over keys as Evans takes over look in the past, and how things have changed. She can talk about the 'While I'm By Robert Drueckhammer On this last day at SJSU, campus' future; its budget crisis, its Itch staff *mar Fullerton will hold several meetings master plan for construction and its very excited with groups representing the cam- wants and needs. She can talk about SJSU president Gail Fullerton pus, and finish packing up her the San Carlos Street closure, and about the may be leaving at the end of the things. what the benefits of that would be. week for her retirement, but she sure But once that is finished today, But she can't follow those ideas future, it's doesn't expect to leave without she will turn in her Tower Hall keys through, and while she won't direct- going away in style. sometime before 5 p.m. and fly ly admit it, it's obvious that it upsets sort of like Fullerton, who held a retirement away to Brussels for an educational her. graduation dinner Thursday night, will finish conference that begins this weekend. "I wanted to see those projects cleaning up her office for SISU's But leaving isn't going to be easy through, but it really was time for I know interim president, J. Handel Evans, for her after being employed at me to move on.... If there's one today. SJSU for 28 years. While the thing I'll do, however, it's go to the the sign-out Sitting on her desk are stacks of thought of leaving hasn't fully hit ribbon-cutting ceremony when they papers that need to be sorted out into her yet, she said it will most likely eventually get San Carlos Street process will things she must complete before come when she is on the airplane, closed and have it turned into a leaving SJSU and things that Evans leaving SJSU for the final time. pedestrian mall," Fullerton said. be difficult' can do after she leaves. A portrait of "While I'm very excited about When Fullerton gets back from Fullerton still stands against the wall the future, it's sort of like graduation her conference in Belgium, she Gall Fullerton in her office, waiting to be brought I know the sign-out process will plans to retire in Humbolt County. `)I nt into the Tower Hall conference room be difficult," Fullerton said. She says she doesn't have any spe- I zslic lt Salzmann 1)atIN itaft pt,trapiter to hang with the other portraits of Fullerton has a lot of knowledge cific plans, but does want to try to President Gail Fullerton retires today after 28 years at SJSU. past presidents. of the SJSU campus that will be dif- write "just a few" books. Burglary, car thefts on the rise at SJSU By Robert Drueckhammer Duly staff wnter Car burglaries and thefts continue to soar at SJSU while police officials try to gather evidence on a suspected car-theft ring and prevent further thefts at the same time. So far this semester, at least seven cars have been stolen from SJSU parking garages. Last year, only six cars were stolen during the entire school year. Dick Staley, spokesman for the University Police Department, says the department recently reinstated a car theft prevention program that was originally started last year to deter would-be car thieves. With that program, student cadets along with UPD officers stake out parking lots in search of people doing suspicious things to vehicles. But that program hasn't worked as well this year. Staley says that the people involved this time are "professional" car thieves, and that the individ- uals involved have been able to do things like dis- able car alarms. In what was thought to have been the end of the spree, four juveniles and two adults were arrested at Mission College in Santa Clara on Sept. 14 for car thefts that occurred on that community college campus. Those individuals were also considered sus- tim Flerger Spc, ale Daily pects in other college auto thefts and burglaries, ROO SOf0 lit Security Contractor Services moves a section of fence in front of Dwight Bentel Halt where renovation is almost complete but only Mission College has charged them with crimes so far. At SJSU, there have been six car burglaries since the arrests. The two adults involved, Charles and Nancy Luu of San Francisco, were arrested with four 16- Renovated Bentel Hall ready for use and 17-year-old juveniles from that city. Because the suspects are from so far away, both Staley and Big move planned for the summer of 1 9$9 , little more than a shell. "I don't know ers. It "gives us a little extra flexibility," West Valley-Mission Community College District Journalism and mass communications how it will be looking," he said. "But I he said, adding that not all broadcasting journalism and will move back into the building next can't imagine it won't be better than stations have computer yet. See THEFTS, Back Page mass semester, vacating Wahlquist Library this." Built as a training school, the exterior communications dept. North. The broadcasting staff of both TV and of the building followed the architectural Administration will move into radio news have been cramped into a style of Tower Hall. while the interior By Nicholas D. Smith Wahlquist after that time and the admin- small room in Wahlquist Library North contained innovations of the tune such as INSIDE Daily staff wntcr nitration building will bw razed to make since the move in 1989. windows in classroom doors 90 students way for a new addition to the library, "It'll be nice to have more room," could observe teachers without disturb- Dwight Bentel Hall, the 80-year-old according to the SJSU master plan, the Letts said. ing classes. building noted for its vaulted entrances is long term plan foe the university. The building has been home to the an From July 1960 to August 1961, the SPORTS nearly ready to be reoccupied. There will be a lot more space in the department, the education department 17,478 square foot building was qnovat- Records are deceiving: The Named for Dwight Bente!, longtime new facility, radio news adviser Tom and the journalism department_ ed and modernized. The only surviving Spartans play winless Utah State head of the SJSU journalism department Letts said. Letts said the broadcasting may dou- features are the vaulted entrances on the and founder of the Spartan Daily, the Letts said he hasn't been in the build- Me as a wnting lab if plans pan out to north and south sides, as well as the Saturday, but don't expect a building has been under renovation since ing since he toured it in May when it was have a room with 20 Macintosh comput- auditorium on the first floor. blowout. Page 4

SPORTS New beginnings: With a mostly Emergency communication club Night escort service designed freshman team, Spartan soccer looks to build for the future. prepared for future catastrophes to prevent campus crime, Page 5 By Barbara Doheny been out in the field,- King said. ease fears of night violence Daily staff antes The emergency operauon.s center will coordi- nate information on injuries, hazards and dam- By John Vieira She said the escort was there FEATURES When the big one has, your life may depend age, directing relief efforts and emergency per- Daily staff santet faster than she expected -- she Crowning Glory: 'The Fisher on a small hand of science and engineering stu- sonnel. had to wait longer for the escorts King' treats audiences to an inge- dents. During a disaster, administrators from depart- Night escorts are available, at her previous college, Cal State nious approach to movie -making. When buildings start to move, when fires ments including health and safety, food services, not to show you a night around Northridge break out, when people arc injured and don't housing and facilities will gather at the EOC the town, but to provide you a According to Richard Staley, Page 6 know where to go, five or six students will command post in the faculty dining room. safe trip within the campus. UPD spokesman, the night scramble into position at the campus' emergency They will serve as point men tor communica- Graduate student Paul Koch escort program is used 35 to 50 operations center. tion between the EOC and the rest of campus, got out of her night class at 9:45 times a day. The service has FEATURES SJSU's Amateur Radio Club will keep the using a telephone system that aSSUIlles campus p.m. "It was my first day and I been around for more than a Like, totally: Blonde jokes have campus EOC connected to emergency help and phone lines will still he operational. didn't know the campus very decade and is designed to calm some giggling, others peeved. Check information around the state. A quickly assembled radio post will keep SJS well," Koch said. She called the people's fears of campus crime "It's a good way to make a hobby useful," locked into a county -wide emergency communi- University Police Department to "There were very serious out the latest vogue knee-slappers. according to Steve King, Senior meteorology cations center. find out if someone could walk Page 6 MAK The University's LOX' reports to a larger her to her car See ESCORTS, flack Page 'During the l.oma Pneta earthquake, all I did emergency operations center run by the City ol was sit around doing nothing when I could have See RADIO POST Back Page 2 Friday, September 27, 1991 U San lose State University SPARTAN DAILY FORUM OPINIONS

EDITOR'S F ORUM Brooke Shelby Biggs &) Ode to Dr. Seuss 21,1 can barely remember the unjust stratification between the rich the happy innocent kid I was and poor Dr. Seuss is there. Ait15 years ago I can't reach He tells me the story of the Lorax ("I back to regain any of the speak for the trees!") to fortify my wonder and astonishment of my reckless determination and hope for the planet. discovery of life and the world. He tells me about Yertle the Turtle, a That is, until I open the ratty, bully of a king who learns the little guy popsicle -stained pages of my Dr. Seuss is someone, too. books, tucked away between the I can sneak a peak at Seuss' last book, mildewed blankets and disintegrating "Oh, the Places You'll Go!" when my teddy bears in the toy box at my parents' confidence flags, and read, "You have house. brains in your head, you have feet in Somehow, no matter how cynical I your shoes, you can steer yourself any become, I can always nestle in those direction you choose." pages and frolic with the Sneetches or But we must say goodbye to Dr. root for Horton to find that darned Who Seuss, one of the few geniuses who in that endless dandelion patch. dedicated his life to truth and hope and I can put aside my responsibilities, I the empowerment of children. He never can forget the years of compulsory failed to offer inspiration to each reality that constitute adulthood I can generation, even when times got tougher, bust some china vases guiltlessly with and growing up got harder. the Cat in the Hat. As my sister prepares to have her first When I'm frustrated and deflated, I child, the only given about this child's can look to Bartholomew Cubbins who future is that she will be well -versed in never gave up in the face of adversity the cheerful, simple and profound Raid Dominguez Spartan Daily he never stopped trying to take off that philosophies of the guru of childhood. hat, even when another inevitably That kid will inevitably grow and lose appeared beneath. the enchantment of youth she'll face When things get too complicated and the same challenges, ups and downs we loom a little too large, I can just scan the all do. But Seuss will live on, and carry WRITER'S pages of "One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, her through the valleys and hold her fist Blue Fish," and gain a new context in high on the peaks. which to look at things. Funny how your And as I walk with her and watch as FORUM John Vleira priorities can change when you look at she grows, there will be three pairs of the world through the eyes of primary - footprints down there in the snow. colored sea-life. And even when I can't shake the sad Brooke Shelby Biggs is the Daily truths of adulthood for instance, the executive editor. Public perusal of Playboy a personal environmental destruction all around or choice, bordering on the offensive

language. I'll admit, it would lose a lot of Recently, a gentleman was were told that there was nothing that could reading a copy of Playboy in a be done, some people decided to take readership but it might get some people CAMPUS restaurant in Berkeley when a matters into their own hands and ask the like myself to read the magazine guilt- waitress asked him to put the I4 -year-old to put the magazine away. Of free. magazine away. course, he refused and continued glancing Semi-nude women in swimsuits or VIEWPOINT Jon S. Fleischman A similar incident happened at the through its pages. lingerie are just as sexy. The Sports Santa Clara Public Library. A 14 -year-old Clearly, reading Playboy in public Illustrated Swimsuit Issue is a magazine boy asked to see a copy of Playboy , a places creates attention. Of course, maybe where women can be admired for their controlled magazine which cannot be the individuals who choose to leaf through beauty. Some people might still be checked out but can be read in the library. a pornographic magazine in public enjoy offended by a swimsuit issue, but I'm not. Experience is first priority Magazines which have a high rate of being under the scrutiny of others. No one I feel that people do have a right to being stolen are kept behind the counters says anything to someone looking at read Playboy in public. I am not offended ear Chancellor Munitz, against applicants because the member- and can only be read upon request. Playboy in a magazine stand, although by someone reading Playboy in public; in D First and foremost, I ship of the committee does not have a The librarian could not deny the boy some might think about it. fact, part of me envies those people who would like to thank you for "diverse" makeup. The committee is any right to the library and with a library I'm not going to play innocent. I's -; do, and are unaffected by what other visiting SJSU and for taking diverse it has trustees, faculty mem- card he had full access to all that the looked at Playboy in my life but it was people think time to meet with our Associated bers, administrators, an alumnus, a stu- library had to offer. Laws that prohibit the mostly a phase of curiosity I went To those who might read Playboy in Students' Board of Directors. The task of dent, etc. To assume that the constituen- selling of obscene material to minors through. Because of a very Christian public, he polite. Think twice about where selecting a new President for our cies that selected these people to serve on didn't apply since he was only borrowing upbringing, guilt ended that phase. you are and who you might offend first. It University shall certainly be a challeng- this important committee should be con- it. The library doesn't have the right to When compared to other adult is common courtesy to ask someone if ing one and I am confident that the selec- sidering the sex, race or ethnicity of their censure any material. magazines, I will admit that Playboy is the they mind if you smoke. I ask for the tion process that you outlined to us will representative is wrong. For "wildcards" As the young man sat down to read his least offensive adult magazine, but it still same courtesy when reading materials that certainly find the best president available to be added to the committee purely copy of Playboy, looking at the fold-out is too dirty for my taste. I feel that might offend those around you. for our campus. based on their sex, race or ethnicity is sideways, many people became upset and Playboy would be a better magazine if it As I am sure you are aware, there has wrong as well. complained to the librarians, When they did without the nude pictures and vulgar John Viefra is a Daily staff writer. been some controversy arising out of the When I was elected director of stu- make-up of the Presidential Selection dents' rights and responsibilities by the Committee. Specifically, there is a high students on this campus, I feel that I was percentage of the committee that happens charged with the responsibility of look- to be made up of caucasians. I know that ing to see where the fights of students are this issue came up in our conversation being violated, or where their rights were with you. In the meeting you responded in jeopardy of being violated. I feel that that the Chairman of the Board of altering the makeup of the Presidential LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Trustees has "wildcard appointees" that Selection Committee to achieve some he can utilize to add a "balance" to the proper "quota of diversity" would be vio- selection committee. lating the rights of SIR! students to have Equal opportunity for Further, racism causes white flight, in to the privileged on tests, would let one's I submit that the members of the a fair selection committee. which many white families move away color or the wealth of one's parents be too selection committee should be there only I urge you to do all in your power to the disadvantaged from neighborhoods with black families. great a factor in determining who gets a by virtue of their position (i.e... a see that the members of the Presidential F-ditor, The economic law of supply and demand college education. We should judge peo- California State University trustee, a fac- Selection Committee are there because of Anne Douquet's "Don't lower stan- thus lets racism raise the economic value ple by their character and abilities, not by ulty representative, the student represen- their experience and their standing within dards to meet quotas" (Writer's Forum, of houses in white neighborhoods and their color or their relatives' wealth. tative). I feel that the integrity of the their constituency and not to achieve Sept. 24) should have been titled "Lower lower the value of homes in black neigh- Even critics of affirmative action such selection process would be in question if some quota based on sex, race or ethnici- Standards To Keep Privileges." She writes borhoods. So whites going to the schools as Judge Clarence Thomas and SJSU members were added to the selection ty. that "(a)cademic standards should be rigid in those white neighborhoods benefit from Professor Shelby Steele admit that class- committee based on their race, ethnicity " rather than be flexible by using affir- racism by getting a better-financed school. based affirmative action makes sense. The Of SCR. Jon S. Fleischman is the Associated mative action to take disadvantages into Whites can more often afford prepara- disproportionately few poorer whites who It IS a poor assumption that we make Students director of students' rights account. tion courses for standardized tests such as attend inferior schools deserve affirmative to assume that the members of the selec- and responsibilities. Her approach would lower standards the Scholastic Aptitude Test. The white action to take that disadvantage into tion committee are going to discriminate for the privileged and raise standards for SAT score is created not just by white account. Similarly, any blacks who are not those who, through no fault of their own, ability but also by the lucky conditions in disadvantaged would get no help from have educational disadvantages. Douquet which whites generally take the test. affirmative action. Further, some state ignores that the fairness and accuracy of a Douquet ignores this element of luck by courts are now equalizing the financing of test depends on the fairness of the condi- rigidly taking the SAT score at face value public schools, which reduces the need for Forum page policies tions for taking the test. and thus lowering standards for privileged affirmative action. I support these ideas. For example, whites generally enjoy whites. Just as the Olympics disqualifies Indeed, Douquet should support equal The Spartan Daily devotes page two newsroom, WLN 104, between 9 a.m. educational advantages at the expense of world records aided by wind, since ignor- financing of all schools, since this evi- Monday through Friday to opinions from and 5 p.m. blacks, since average black family income ing this element of luck would lower its dently follows her suggestion that the Daily staff and community. Students, Submissions may also be mailed to is only 56 percent of average white family standards, AA should generally adjust "(a)cademic standards should be rigid and staff, faculty are welcome to contribute the Forum Editor, the Spartan Daily, income. Children born into black families white and black scores. constant for all ...." opinions. department of mass communications, an accident of birth beyond their con- Douquet, instead of giving credit to the Sterling Harwood Turn letters and opinions to Letters to San Jose State University, San Jose, CA., trol tend not to attend better schools disadvantaged for showing character and Assistant Professor the Editor box in the Spartan Daily 95192-0149. financed by greater amounts from local ability in partially overcoming disadvan- Philosophy property taxes on valuable houses. tages by scoring below but relatively close

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Judge strikes down Gray days anti-panhandling law SAN FRANCISCO (AP) A punishable by a fine and up to six give art century-old California law against months in jail, to "accost any person panhandling was ruled unconstitu- in a public place or in any place tional Wednesday by a federal open to the public for the purpose of judge, who said it stifled "a form of begging or soliciting alms." a stormy speech possessing obvious political Orrick rejected arguments by the relevance." city of San Francisco, which was The ruling by U.S. District Judge sued by a man arrested five times William Orrick was the second of its for panhandling, that the law was inspiration kind in the nation. A federal judge justified by the need to protect the in New York last year struck down a public from coercive or threatening state law banning begging in sub- behavior. ways, but his ruling was overturned He said laws against assaults, Jane Wang, a graduate student, by an appeals court, which said beg- public disturbances and the like pro- paints the Tower Hall in between the ging for money was not protected vided public protection without sup- stormy weather on Wednesday. by freedom of speech. pressing speech. Wang is in a figure painting class Orrick said he disagreed with "Protecting the public from and her assignment is to paint like- that ruling, particularly its comment intimidation, threats or coercion ness of a student on the Tower lawn. that panhandling in the subway was simply does not require that a form "a menace to the common good." of speech, possessing obvious politi- Lab. the Salanann staff "The speech of the needy around cal relevance and pertinence to Daily writer us may well be subjectively felt as community, which is of crucial pub- an unwelcome intrusion by some, lic importance to those that express but the expressive freedom guaran- the speech, be precluded," the judge teed by the Constitution has never said. (been) costless," the judge said in a Though Orrick did not forbid 30-page decision. enforcement of the law, Deputy City He noted that laws banning door- Attorney George Riley said the city to-door soliciting by organized char- would suspend enforcement imme- ities had been struck down by the diately because of the likelihood of courts on free-speech grounds, and damage suits for future arrests. said individual begging was entitled Riley also said the city would ask to the same constitutional protec- the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of tion. Appeals to review the ruling iMMe- "Begging can promote the very diately, rather than waiting until speech values that entitle charitable after trial of the damage claims in appeals to constitutional protec- this case. tion," Orrick said. The ruling "will further erode "A request for alms clearly con- efforts by police agencies to protect veys information regarding the citizens from aggressive panhan- speaker's plight. Begging gives the dling and will undermine attempts .tojevsk ,,, speaker an opportunity to spread his to deal constructively with the prob- . ...a.. views and ideas on, among other lem of homelessness," Riley said. 71:1,1,;(014MUNICATIONS .0a., things, the way our society treats its Attorney Robert Keyes, who ... Answering particle r poor and disenfranchised. And in filed the suit in conjunction with the of Machine.'" theoiy some cases, a beggar's request can American Civil Liberties Union on The MI: **The and Message independent the lib, change the way the listener sees his behalf of former panhandler T-shirt Center Alessage or her relationship with and obliga- Celestus Blair Jr., called the ruling provided om study Center and to thosefr Pacific involves and tions to the poor." 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Health world schedule leads 441% West in run defense so far this year, They have given up a league - Kickoff: noon giving up 1,229 on the ground for an leading 882 yards through the air to 0-3 start average of 409.7 yards a game. thus far. steps up to new In comparison, SJSU is first in The defensive backs were victim- By Pete Borello Oklahoma (2-0). Emotions aside, the Aggies pos- this category allowing only 272 ized repeatedly against the Aggies fitness craze Da0 staff v. mar They were outscored in these sess an experienced and talented rushing yards for an average of just last season at Spartan Stadium. three contests 126-56. offense which returns 10 of 11 90.7 yards per game. Utah State's Jenkins and Moore convenient, burns the An 0-3 record can be deceiving. And, to make a difficult non- starters from a year ago. But the Aggies' run defense caught 17 passes for 258 yards II'Smaximum amount of fat, That is certainly the case with the league schedule downright impossi- Senior quarterback Ron Lopez numbers may be almost as deceiving against the Spartans in last srason's works every major muscle record of Utah State, the Spartan ble, Utah State will play at Brigham leads the attack and currently ranks as their record this season. 34-27 SJSU win. group, and has a low risk of football team's next opponent. Young University next Saturday. fourth in the Big West in total In their past two games, they Coming into Saturday's noon injury. SJSU travels to Logan. Utah on So, despite the Aggie's winless offense. were up against Nebraska and contest, the Spartans lead the series The perfect workout? Saturday to meet an Aggie squad start, the Spartans are not looking The Aggie receivers rival the Oklahoma, two programs that rely between the two schools with 14 Quite possibly. that appears much better than its past Utah State. ' Young Guns of SJSU, and are led by almost solely on the run. wins against nine losses and a tie. As we enter a new fitness winless start. "They have played a stiff non- seniors Tracey Jenkins and Rod Saturday, Utah State will face a Aggie head coach Chuck decade, the new bench step training Utah State faces the toughest conference schedule and now Moore. more balanced attack in SJSU. Shelton, in his sixth season with the program is an exercise program that non-conference schedule in the Big they're going into a second season," Jenkins led the nation in touch- The Spartans have the Big West club, has yet to pull out a victory is revolutionizing the fitness West_ Spartan head coach Terry Shea said. down receptions last season with 14 Conference's second-rated passing versus SJSU. industry. They opened the 1991 season at If this is a second season for Utah while Moore led the Aggies in yards offense, which is led by quarterback And after losing three big games, The step training program is a Western Athletic Conference mem- State, they will hold the advantage per catch with 17.1. Mau Veatch and the Young Guns. he is not quite sure of his chances high intensity, low impact aerobic ber Utah, a team currently at 3-1. of kicking it off in their home, and Senior halfback Roger Grant gets The running game is ranked fifth this weekend. program that involves stepping onto The Aggies' next two games Big West, opener. the bulk of the carries on the in the division, but may improve if "San Jose is one of two teams I a bench while simultaneously were on the road against Top 20 "We'll be facing a very emotional ground. Last season he rushed for Big West offensive player of the would not want to be playing right performing upper torso body programs Nebraska (2-1) and Utah State team," Shea said. 1,370 yards, third best in Aggie his- week Macco Barbosa can run like now," Shelton said. building movements with hand-held weights. It works every major muscle group in the lower body -- on specifically the gluteals, quads, SJSU golfer thrives hamstrings and calves and Men's golf team seeks to stay strengthens and conditions the upper body. independence of golf Being highly versatile, the program appeals to people at all By Angela Hill calm, consistent on the course fitness levels. The versatility is Da,ly staff writer achieved by varying the intensity initely have a chance to make the sports anger can help you, but in through the use of different bench In most sports, players are depen- SJSU just missed national championships this year." golf it can't." heights. dent on their teammates or on NCAA national Practicing on the Pasaticmpo Paulsen joked that he chews Having been quickly their coach. Golf course in Santa Cruz, the 11 gum to keep from killing the ball incorporated into many aerobic A shortstop could be playing to championships men fighting for the top eight when he is having a bad game. classes throughout the Bay Area, his full potential, the game of his spots on the SJSU men's golf team Most of the players use a con- step programs can now be found at life, but the pitcher's arm is sore and last season all played conservatively. servative method of golf. SJSU's Event Center. he gives up another run. The team The last thing they wanted to They go by the saying that the The steps are natural in motion, loses. So does the shortstop. His fate By Jason Rothman do on a tough course like this was only thing that matters is the final uncomplicated and non- lies in another's hands. Dad,: staff wilier get into trouble. score, not how it was done. intimidating, thus appealing to both Not so on the golf course. Out "When you are looking at a "If you get in trouble on one men and women. there is independence. Out there a "lhe object of golf is simple, hole, you need to find out where hole then you can make it up later player's fate is his own, for good or put a little ball into a little hole the trouble spots are and stay away on the course," Arneson said. "At T he step program offers a bad. with the least amount of strokes from them," junior Brad this level all the players have comprehensive workout in Sal Enriquec likes that. As the possible. Yzermans said. "Most holes have about the same physical ability. just 60 minutes. captain of the SJSU men's golf team It sounds simple, but people a bail out area on them." The game is 90 percent mental. "If you went to the and a golfer for the last 10 years, have wrecked $300 sets of golf As he was talking he pointed to You just stay positive, there is gym, did an entire circuit training Enriquez values the freedom of SJSU golfer Sal Enriquez clubs trying to do it. So why play? the left side of the third hole. always a way out." program, climbed the stair master independence on the course. "Because it's addicting," SJSU It was a wide-open grass-cov- "If you think you are good, for 45 minutes, did some additional "Out there it's me against the sort of two different people. More junior Bob Jacobson said. ered area, and all the players hit then you will play real well," abdominal work, and finished with golf course," Enriquez said. "It's not reserved on the golf course and Jacobson is a member of the toward that area. SJSU head coach Dick stretching, all in one hour, you that I'm not a team player. It's not more friendly in the real world." SJSU men's golf team. The other side was slanted for Schwendinger said. "If you have would have the equivalent of a step that. I'm a loner, but I like golf This quiet presence allows him to The Spartans are coming off a bad lies (where the ball sits) and no confidence, then your game workout," Gin Miller said. because out there it's up to me to focus intently on his game. "I don't year where they missed the nation- was covered with trees. will slip away." In 1986, Miller, a nationally make the shot. It's all on you. It's really notice anything else when I'm al championships by one spot. So Getting to the green is only part Schwendinger believes in help certified aerobics instructor, more personal. You don't have to playing," he said. they are looking to make the tour- of the game. Many players do well ing his players only when tho, sustained a serious knee injury. To depend on anyone else." He still manages to notice his nament this year. until they reach the green, but if a need it. rehabilitate, Gin was advised to do Enriquez definitely doesn't have classes, however. He hopes to grad- But first the team wants to do person doesn't concentrate on the step-up exercises on a milk crate. to depend on anyone in golf. uate in 1993 with a degree in busi- well in the first NCAA tournament green it would be hard to putt a He thinks that since they have After becoming winded from This reserved, soft-spoken, 21 - ness administration. of the season this weekend in golf ball into a hole the size of a made it this far on their current them. Gin discovered it was a great year-old junior has made his own Playing in the team's first tourna- Albuquerque, N.M. basketball hoop. swing, too much change can be workout. mark since he first started playing ment in Albuquerque next Sunday SJSU will be competing against "You need to stand behind the bad. In time she added weights for an golf. through Tuesday cuts into his 12 - all the top college teams in the bail and find the way (the green is upper-body workout and step At the age of 11, he went golfing unit school schedule a bit, but he country. slanted) to the hole," junior Brian "At this level, too much tutor- training was born. with his dad near their home in said it's not too hard to catch up Although the players don't Paulsen said. "Then you concen- ing can confuse a player," Dr. Peter Francis, injury Southern California and immediate- when he gets back. seem worried about their chances trate arid make the putt. Schwendinger said. "My job is to prevention consultant to Reebok, ly fell in love with the game. "Golf is a priority," he said. in the tournament. "The game is just a game, it is get them focused. All players need claims that step training combines -The first time I picked up a club "Right now I'm trying to hone my "We are better than last year," not life or death. You can't get encouragement, but I don't believe the energy costs of vigorous activity I liked it," he said. skills so I can close my eyes and senior Jeff Arneson said. "We def- upset or it will hurt you. In other in modifying golf swings." with the impact forces of activities He went on to play in high school know what kind of shot I'll make. such as walking. and lettered all four years. After I graduate I hope to join the Francis also found that the In his junior and senior years, he PGA and go on the tour." aerobic benefits of step training are was the captain of his team and first Enriquez and the men's team about the same as those of running placed 15 times in high school tour- practice Mondays, Tuesdays and at seven miles per hour. naments. Thursdays at area courses. INIER UW1551410E0 The step program will increase Enriquez was awarded the Ken They hit 100 to 200 balls on the the longevity of the aerobic Venturi Scholarship by Dick driving range every day as well. Read cruz o.Ecroocici T-vv,--6 VITA participants as well as the Schwendinger, SJSU men's golf "You can't play every day, instructor," said Judy Scarabello, a coach. though," he said. "You get burned step instructor who teaches at the "My first contact with Sal was at out." CenterStage Decathlon Club, a health spa in a state tournament when he was in Golf may be the main interest in Santa Clara. junior college," Schwendinger said. his life but Ennqucz, like most other for what's As with every new exercise "He's the ultimate player in terms students, studies in his "spare time" PEMIOPoitlE program, it may take a few classes of character and demeanor on the and relaxes on the weekends with )nri rilrOaq J croq riCI11 to get the exact movements down. course. He's a quiet leader. He does friends, a time when most recre- new, what's Step classes may vary from a it by example. Our program is really ational golfers are on the course. basic step program for beginners to improved by having people like Sal "I do typical student stuff play BIG DRILL CAR advanced step training with the on the team. golf, go to school, eat and sleep," he hot and "BATCH" maximum use of weights. "I'm kind of a non-speaking cap- said. tain," Enriquez described himself. But his golf playing is anything BIG TAU CAR is a muscle machine momin head on into a Mown Awn what's not On thee thud release BATCH Was So Cal quartet spinout hard hods and Monica Campbell is a 1)aily "I'm kind of quiet but I try to be a but typical. It allows him to stand bore break. beats NG DRAT CAR slam screeches and crania on staff writer. Health fg Fitness good listener and once you get to out by himself, out on the golf every cylinder itrith a lean nes of pop and rock Oval explodes on coolant runs every Friday. know me, I'll open up a little. I'm course, quietly independent. 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SPORTS SPARTAN DAILY San lose State University Friday, September 27, 1991 5 Spartans tie for first young SJSU soccer team suffers place at Invitational growing pains in rebuilding year By Anne Douquet the second day. Hanson received the Dady tuft writ Edith Munsen Award this year for By Crista E. Hardie Freshman goalkeeper Chris umes they've had their 'freshman academic and athletic achievement Daily staff writer Hightower, a Parade magazine All- games,' shall we say, and made their The SJSU women's golf team and also entered the U.S. Open Golf 'We're going to Arnencan last year, was one of the freshman mistakes." scored an ace with their play in the Tournament. She ranked third in With a younger team than ever top recruits for 1991. According to St. Clair said the team's report 1991 Oregon Women's Golf individual standings for the tourna- before, the SJSU men's soccer sea- have bumps along St. Clair, Hightower had done very card is mixed, but that it is good Invitational. The third annual tour- ment. son is off to a shaky start. the road like this well until Sunday, when in overtime overall. nament was held Sept. 23-25 in Nicole Homer finished her third Pan of the problem, according to he was ejected from the game due to "We're going to have bumps Vancouver, Wash. at the Royal Oaks day one under par with a 73. head coach Gary St. Clair, is the what St. Clair called "immature along the road like this," he said, Country Club. Homer's other two scores were 83 team is mostly freshmen. The fact Gary St. Clair actions." As a result. Hightower will referring to Sunday's loss, "but we sist head so< Ler coach The Spartans finished the nine- and 80, respectively. that it hasn't had a winning season be barred from Friday's match came within four minutes of beating team tournament in a tie for first Lisa Walton landed the fourth slot since 1983 has meant recruiting against UC Irvine. St. Clair said the Fullerton State, which is the power with 1991 NCAA defending cham- in individual rankings for the tour- more younger players each year. incident was a "definite step back" of the Big West conference." pion University of California Los nament with scores of 75-77-76. "We basically started over last them, the younger players are the for Hightower. According to assistant coach Ron Angeles. No play-off round was Nicole Mamme shot for 83-82-77 to year," St. Clair said. "There were most reliable talent. With so many freshmen on the Smare, the dark days of SJSU soccer held, so the tournament was called a total 242. Ninni Sterner also teed-off not a lot of good junior college In particular, St. Clair said, for- team, the focus this season, the are over. While the team hasn't had draw. for scores of 88-77-80. transfers, so we have to develop a wards Scott Wiebe, sophomore, and coach said, will be on developing a strong season in almost a decade, Last year's tournament was cap- The Spartans hope to continue good young talent base." Tom Bedinotti, freshman, played players. He said the team needs to Smare said they are playing much tured by Arizona State. ASU fin- their success this season in the Ping The team had eight freshman extremely well on Sunday, each be tougher both physically and men- better than in previous years. ished third in this year's matches. Preview Tournament at Arizona starting last weekend. That is unusu- scoring once against the Cal State tally, and "know when the game sits "It's very discouraging after a Junior Tracy Hanson shot three State Oct. 4-6. al, St. Clair said, because most Fullerton Titans. Midfielder Spencer in the balance. We have not made game like this, but ... the guys actu- under par with a score of 71 for the This competition typically fea- freshmen would be sitting on the Belideau, and defender Brian that step up yet." ally did pretty good for playing so low round on the third day of com- tures the top teams from last year's bench, but with no All-American or Weaver, both freshman, have also "Some of them have played many freshmen," he said. "Our guys petition. She also stroked for par on NCAA championships. all-conference players in front of played well this year, he said. extremely well," he said, "other showed a lot of spirit, I think." Raiders, S.F. renew intense rivalry 49ers' Burt makes LOS ANGELES (AP) - The lost at Minnesota 17-14 on Sept. 15. much heat on you." ular-season meeting of the teams San Francisco 49ers and Los The 49ers are 2-2 despite Shell said the 49ers are running since running back Roger Craig and Angeles Raiders, .500 teams with outscoring their opponents 89-57. the same offense they've run for safety Ronnie Lou signed as Plan B another comeback much greater expectations, renew an Meanwhile, the Raiders have been years, despite the fact Steve Young, free agents with the Raiders last intense rivalry Sunday at the Los outscored 81-66 in splitting four not the injured Joe Montana, is play- spring. Both previously had long, SANTA CLARA (AP) Nose Coach George Seifert said the Angeles Coliseum. games. ing quarterback. successful careers with the 49ers. tackle Jim Burt came out of retire- team lured Burt out of retirement While they're both 2-2, both real- "It's been good for us over the "The threat of his running is "I think they're both playing well ment Thursday and re-signed with because of a rash of injuries to the ize it's early in the season and a loss years; since 1967 it's always been a always there," Shell said of Young. Roger's still hard-working and the San Francisco 49ers. defensive line. won't be fatal, as history reveals. good rivalry," Shell said, referring "And in (wide receivers Jerry) Rice slashing and Ronnie's still as much Burt, who officially retired July "The idea was to go into this In 1980, the Raiders fell to 2-3 to the fact that both teams played in and (John) Taylor, they've got big into the game as ever," Seifert said. 12, passed his physical Wednesday stretch of games with six healthy by losing their fifth game and they the Bay Area before the Raiders play guys. We've got to be sure we "Ronnie and Roger are doing all and practiced with the team defensive linemen," Seifert said. also lost quarterback Dan Pastorini moved from Oakland in 1982. wrap them up." they can to help their team win. It's Thursday morning. The 49ers play "We've got the Los Angeles for the season with a broken leg. "We enjoy playing the 49ers. Young has completed 78 of 116 nothing that our team really talks the Los Angeles Raiders on Raiders, the New Orleans Saints Eventually, with Jim Plunkett at the They're a good organization," he passes for 1,073 yards and eight about. Sunday. twice and all of those other clubs controls, they qualified for the play- said. "They've won. It's a big chal- touchdowns with two interceptions. "It's kind of gotten to the point The 11 -year veteran from that are going to try and run the offs as a wild-card team and won lenge for us." His Los Angeles counterpart, Jay now where it's the Los Angeles Miami first signed with the 49ers ball down our throats. the Super Bowl. It's an especially big challenge if Schroeder, hasn't done nearly as Raiders and the San Francisco on Nov. I, 1989, after retiring fol- "So we need depth in the In 1988, the last time the teams the Raiders offense doesn't show well statistically, completing 43 of 49ers." lowing eight seasons with the New defensive line. We've always had met in a regular-season game, the significant improvement. Los 94 for 582 yards and five touch- It might be a little different, York Giants. However, a chronic eight or nine defensive linemen, 49ers lost to the Raiders 13-3 in Angeles is averaging only 16.5 downs with three interceptions. except the teams met in a preseason sore shoulder convinced Burt to and this year we went with six." Candlestick Park to fall to 6-5. They points a game and had only 159 The Raiders have done an excel- opener on July 27. again retire just before he was to Seifert said that injuries to won their next four games to wrap yards by rushing and passing in a lent job of controlling the ball in "This game would probably have report to training camp this sum- Pierce Holt, Larry Roberts and up the NFC West crown and ulti- 21-17 loss at Atlanta last weekend. their two victories, both at the a bigger impact if it were up there mer. Kevin Fagan necessitated the lur- mately won the Super Bowl. The 49ers are allowing an aver- Coliseum. They beat Denver 16-13 (at Candlestick Park) because of the "When camp came, my shoul- ing of Burt out of retirement. A crowd of around 90,000 is age of 14.25 points per game. and Indianapolis 16-0. fans," Craig said. "Any personal sat- der was still bothering me and I Neither Holt nor Fagan practiced expected for the game at the "Right now, we're struggling, but "They have the power to control isfaction I'll get with a win is that wasn't ready to play," Burt said. "I Thursday. Coliseum, where the Raiders are 15- we're going to fight our way out of the ball on you and the ability to we'll be 3-2." told the team that if my shoulder "We're pretty nicked up on the 2 since An Shell took over as their this thing, I really believe that," make the big play," 49ers coach Said Lou: "You don't want too doesn't heal. I won't play any defensive line right now," Seifert head coach nearly two years ago. Shell said. 'The bottom line is exe- George Seifert said. "We don't much separation in the division and more. said. The 49ers had won 19 straight cuting the plays, we didn't do a very know totally what to expect. Denver is 3-1 (and leading the AFC "Now, I'm healthy and I feel I The 49ers placed wide receiver road games until losing to the New good job of that against Atlanta. "Defensively, I'm extremely West)." can do it again. I get to play some Ron Lewis, who has a back injury, York Giants 16-14 on Sept. 2 at the "Defensively, they (the 49ers) impressed with the intensity of their Lou played his best game for his more football, and that's what it's on injured reserve. Meadowlands, and their road losing look tough. They're where they play." new team against the Falcons last all about for me." streak reached two games when they have to be. The guys up front put so The game will mark the first reg- weekend.

Don Shula joins George Halas as WHILE- YOU-WAIT SERVICE! NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY! only NFL coach with 300 victories (Associated Press) On Sept. son with the Bears, is certain it have been around. Sure, I'm proud 14-34. Speculation centered around FAIL 22, 1963, Don Shula guided the won't be matched. to be in it this long. I guess that's all three not lasting out the decade, Baltimore Colts to a 20-14 victory "It's absolutely amazing to me what it takes." but only Landry was fired before over San Francisco. It was the first that anyone could last so long," he It also takes the right attitude, 1990. victory of Shula's coaching career. says. "Ten years seems like a long which means not resting on your And both Shula and Noll got "If anyone had told me I'd be time. considerable laurels. their teams back into the playoffs in SPECIALS! for 300,1 would have shaken "I think what Don has done rates "To try to keep your focus on short order. around OFFERS!!! my head and probably walked with some of the greatest records in what's ahead, you try to think about Why do they last? Perhaps HURRY - LIMITED TIME away," Shula says. football. The people who get into now and tomorrow," Noll said. Landry, who was released in 1989 He didn't walk away from coach- coaching now think about maybe "That's training. I've been trained after being the Cowboys' only coach IMMIN OMNI OMNI ing, although he did leave the Colts putting in 10 years if they're lucky. that way for a lot of years." since they were born in 1960, under- in 1970 to take over the Miami Nobody is thinking about almost Shula and Noll have used many stood best. 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-Janitor of the Gods." Jack, who underneath is a romantic, Bridges plays Jack Lucas, an who's been crushed or hurt in some extremely cynical radio shock-jock, way. who's harsh arrogance triggers an Director Terry Gilliam, who's incident which instantly plucks him credits include "Brazil" and "Time from the fast track. He is sent into Bandits," succeeds in creating an Monica Campbell an "emotional abyss" and is soon eerie atmosphere that is set alive by Dady staff .nter left penniless and without prospects. the casts' humor and enthusiasm Jack is soon saved form the dol- Each scene is filled with original- "The Fisher King," is about drums of despair by the most ity and new creativity. One scene set redemption, about healing wounds unthinkable of saviors ... Parry. in Grand Central Station is so spon- and how giving and getting are real- "The Fisher King" spins an taneous it makes you look at every- ly pretty much the same thing. intriguing fairy tale that tells the day actions in a completely different And what's good about the whole amazing friendship between two light. film is you can't describe it simply. completely different characters. Scenes recalling the tragedy that "The Fisher King" is your typical The setting is Dante-esque. New has left Parry in such visionary 20th century medieval romance with York's skyscrapers appear to be state, are filled with terrifying real- love and knights and winos and the dark, luminous stone towers stolen ism and horrific images. Holy Grail. from a medieval stage. Bringing an essence of realism. Robin Williams, twice nominated The street people seem impris- Gilliam employed real Manhattan for the best actor Oscar for "Good oned under the arches of Marthauan street people playing themselves. Morning Vietnam" and "Dead Bridge, with it' S Surrounding alley- Amanda Plummer stars as Lydia, Poet's Society," and Jeff ways smothered with grime. the klutzy, lonely woman who has Bridges,who's latest cr3clits include The film has everything. It's a unknowingly captured Parry's "The Fabulous Baker Boys" and drama, it's a hilarious comedy, it's chivalrous heart. Plummer, success- "Texasville,"star in this dramatic surreal and it's a tragedy. fully creates a truly pitiful character comedy. Williams, who's character is who is petrified by socialization. The film concerns one man's somewhat Groucho Marx and some- The role reunites Plummer with attempt to redeem himself from a what Don Quixote makes each Williams with whom she appeared life of fatal cynicism through his scene come alive his outra- in "The World According to Garp." unlikely alliance with a visionary geous visions and infamous physical Mercedes Ruehl stars as Anne street person. comedy. Napalitano, the worldly video store Williams excellently portrays This is a perfect role for owner who gives Jack love and a Parry, who lives in a remarkable Williams. It allows his stand-up tal- home after his plummet into despair. world of his own creation in order to ents to shine through, especially his Best known for her portrayal in shield himself from a tragedy in his ability to be the most unforgettable "Married to the Mob," Ruchl brings past. schizophrenic. Williams is becom- sauciness and realism to the film He is a sad, self-contained, love- ing an Academy favorite and this through her sweet-smart attitude. title. With the sudden twists leaving able character that thrives in his role may earn him that Publicity photo visions of New York being a Bridges is also believable as you surprisingly dramatized and tortures himself deeply enthralled, "The Fisher medieval fantasyland-full of castles, Jack, the man who unlikely friends with his self-absorption. At one King" is a film that lives true to the Parry (Robin Williams), a street person who Lucas (Jeff Bridges) become terrifying Red Knights and damsels of his own cre- In "THE FISHER KING," a TriStar Pictures in distress. Parry also prides himself point in the film he states, "thank saying "When you least expect it, lives in a remarkable world on his self-proclaimed title as the God I'm me," but we later see a expect it." ation, and down-and-out former DJ Jack release. Billboard's top 20 hits of the week Dr. Seuss, favorite writer of HOT SINGLES R.E.M. (Warner Bros.) 1."Ropin' the Wind" Garth I ."I Adore Mi Amor" Color Me 11."Too Many Walls" Cathy Brooks (Capitol) Badd (Giant) Dennis (Polydor) 2."Metallica" Metallica (Elektra) bedtime stories, dead at age 87 2"Good Vibrations" Marky 12."I Do It For You" Bryan 3."Unforgettable" Natalie Cole Mark & The Funky Bunch, Loleatta Adams (A&M) (Elektra)-Platinum (More than 1 Grinch Stole Christmas," "The But even the Grinch proved a Holloway (Interscope) 13."Now that We Found Love" million units sold.) Author used Butter Battle Book" and so many soft touch at the end. You just had 3"Motownphilly" Boyz II Men Heavy D. & The Boyz 4."C.M.B." Color Me Badd others all came to life in his clut- to get to know him. (Motown) (Uptown)-Gold (Giant) simple approach tered office at home. He began his career during the 4"Emotions" Mariah Carey I4."The Promise of a New Day" 5."Luck of the Draw" Bonnie Usually, the walls of his office Great Depression and his first (Columbia) Paula Abdul (Captive) Rain (Capitol)-Platinum to captivate were a mess - an organized mess. book, a novel, flopped. 5."Love of a Lifetime" 15."Romantic" Karyn White 6."Cooleyhighharmony" Boyz II Dozens of his illustrations, and "I wrote a turkey called 'The Firehouse (Epic) (Warner Bros.) Men (Motown)-Platinum generations of the words that went with them, Seven Lady Godivas," Geisel 6."Things That Make You Go 16."Hole Hearted" Extreme 7."Gonna Make You Sweat" would be tacked up in sequence. said. "It came out during the Great Hmmm" C&C Music Factory fea- (A&M) C&C Music Factory young readers "If you stick up the pictures and Depression and it cost $2. But turing F. Williams 17."Everybody Plays the Fool" (Columbia)-Platinum words on the wall, you can see the nobody had $2." (Columbia)-Gold (More than Aaron Neville (A&M) 8."Time, Love and Tenderness" SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - His whole flow of the story," Geisel He said he "sort of wandered 500,000 units sold.) 18."The Motown Song" Rod Michael Bolton stories were always bedtime said in 1985. into children's books," publishing 7."Time, Love and Tenderness" Stewart (Wamer Bros.) (Columbia)-Platinum favontes. It was an editing trick he "To Think I Saw it on Mulberry Michael Bolton (Columbia) 19."Love...Thy Will Be Done" 9."Out of Time" R.E.M. (Warner But even as children dropped learned in his Hollywood days dur- Street" in 1937. 8."Do Anything" Natural Manika (Columbia) Bros.)-Platinum off to sleep, Dr. Seuss' tales awak- ing the late 1940s and 1950s. Two The classic tale of a boy's run- Selection (Eastwest) 20."I Can't Wait Another 10."Roll the Bones" Rush ened them to the wonder of words. documentary films and an animat- away imagination during a walk 9."Something to Talk About" Minute" Hi-Five (Jive) (Atlantic) His was a simple approach - ed feature he worked on won home from school was his first Bonnie Raitt (Capitol) 11."Fire Inside" Bob Seger the rhyme and the doodle. Academy Awards for their produc- success. 10."Shiny Happy People" TOP LP'S (Capitol) Yet, it captivated generations of ers. Overall, he wrote 47 books. 12."For Unlawful Carnal youngsters - and oldsters who Sometimes, when he got stuck More than 100 million copies Knowledge" Van Haien (Warner could rely on a Theodor Seuss for a word or picture, he'd step into have been sold and his books have KSJS challenges rival KFJC Bros.)-Platinum Geisel book to ease kids' nighttime his office closet and try on a hat. been published in 18 languages. 13."Psychotic Supper" Testa fears, quiet rambunctious ruffians Hats, after all, are for thinking. That's because he wrote and to paintball war on Saturday (Geffen) or give mom and pop something He had a collection of hats from drew in a universal language. 14."No Fences" Garth Brooks besides TV to share. all over the world. Firefighter hats, Geisel was a craftsman who had By Jason Rothman A paintball war entails two (Capitol)-Platinum Dr. Seuss made reading fun he said, were his favorites. a way with children even though Daily staff writer teams playing in a simulated war- 15."On Every Street" Dire again. Like many others, he started his he never had any of his own. zone. They use powerful guns to Straits (Warner Bros.) That wasn't easy. work day at 9 am. He did have the He often said his secret with KSJS has declared war on rival fire paintballs at the other team, and 16."Spellbound" Paula Abdul Geisel, who died Tuesday at 87, advantage of working at home. kids was simple - treat them, Foothill Junior College's KFJC. when a player gets hit, it hurts just (Captive)-Platinum used to say he'd work through "I can sleep later than most peo- respect them as equals. Well, actually it's a paintball enough that the player doesn't want 17."Extreme II Pornograffitti" about 10 versions of each story ple because my office is within 15 "I think I can communicate with war. KSJS is fighting it out with to get hit again. Thus, adding some Extreme (A&M)-Platinum before settling on the finished feet of my bed," Geisel said. kids because I don't try to commu- KFJC at the Central California realistic flavor to the game. 18."Heart in Motion" Amy product. But once he sat at his drawing nicate with kids," he said. "Ninety Paintball Park in Watsonville. The "We have always competed with Grant (A&M)-Platinum He lived and worked in La Jolla board, he stayed there for the rest percent of the children's books two stations compete for the same KFJC for listeners, and we've tried 19."Naughty By Nature" in a converted observation tower of the day "whether anything hap- patronize the child and say there's radio audience, so they thought it competitions, but they never really Naughty By Nature (Tommy Boy) overlooking the Pacific Ocean. pens or not," Geisel said. a difference between you and me, would be a good idea to fire guns at worked out," said Geoff Nelson, 20. 'Robin Hood: Prince of That way, he could look out while He admitted he had a bit of a so 'You listen to me tell this story.' each other. disc jockey for KSJS. "Really, we Thieves' Soundtrack" (Morgan looking in, in a manner of speak- gruff exterior. He modeled one of "I, for some reason or another, "The rivalry between the two are doing this to boost moral. Creek) ing. his best known characters - the don't do that. I treat the child as an stations made a wargame like paint- The two teams are going to "The Cat in the Hat," "How the Grinch - after himself. equal." ball seem appropriate," said Tracie square off at 9 a.m., and will finish Jarosh, promotion director for around 4 p.m. Updates can be heard KFJC. throughout the day on KFJC 89.7.

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Kim Campbell to seek Management spokeswoman Beverly Gomy Tuesday after rejecting a 13.5 percent pay but they don't die." guarantees from both said Thursday. increase. South Africa's annual inflation Another factor in preventing an even states that they The skeleton, which appears to be rate is 15 percent. WOESC disaster was Sudan's ability, despite wouldn't impose capital intact, was found Sept. 9 by workers for The university called off classes scarce resources, to import 601,000 tons of punishment if the fugi- Siber & Siber, a Zurich -based company Wednesday amid student threats to disrupt food this year, much higher than relief tives are returned. that sells fossils to museums. The team them. experts had predicted, he said. Ng (pronounced In) thought it was digging on private property, Thursday morning, the black students The food was allocated largely to gov- avoided trial by fleeing but the fossil actually showed up on federal erected burning barricades at most ernment supporters in urban areas, he 1 to Calgary, Alberta, land. entrances to campus, overturned garbage added. where he was convicted The federal govemment immediately cans and marched across the university Millions of Sudanese lives are at risk of shooting a store sealed off the site along the foot of the Big grounds singing protest songs. elsewhere because of food shortages but security guard in the Horn Mountains northeast of Greybull in About 100 black students ran from class conditions could ease when the November hand during a bungled north -central Wyoming. Bureau of Land to class and barged into lecture halls, harvest comes in, Machmer said. shoplifting attempt. Management rangers were deployed to pre- chanting and shouting at students. They Kindler broke out of vent vandalism. danced on desks and wrote "war" on the jail and fled to A team of paleontologists from chalkboard, and sprayed other students Montreal, where he was Montana State University arrived with water and foam from fire hydrants. 0 Canadian court clears arrested. He escaped again by climbing Wednesday, and are expected to take five University administrators say they rec- NEWS Q viz I down 13 stories on knotted bedsheets, and days or more, working 12 hours a day, to ognize the workers' right to strike and that extradition of two was recaptured in Saint John, New complete the excavation, Gomy said. of students to support them. Five correct - news stud. Americans Brunswick. "It's truly an amazing find," she said. "But nobody is entitled to use violence Three to four - reads USA Under the Canada-U.S. extradition "They think it's going to he a full skeleton. or coercion to stop others from working or Today. One to two - Where OTTAWA (AP) -1\vo American fugi- treaty, the federal justice minister can ask They are optimistic that it will be. others from studying," said the university's have you been? tives, including one charged with at least a American authorities for a guarantee they The allosauru_s roamed the Earth during principal and vice chancellor, Stuart dozen sex -torture killings, can be extradit- won't impose the death penalty on a fugi- the Jurassic period, predating tyran- Saunders. ed even though they may face the death tive. But the judges refused to seek such nosaurus rex by about 80 million years. The university is considered one of the penalty in the United States, the Supreme assurances for Ng or Kindler. There have Like the tyrannosaurus rex, it stood on its best in the country and has about 14,0(X) O Where can SJSU students pick Court of Canada ruled today. been no executions in Canada since 1962. hind legs and had razor-sharp, serrated students. up free tickets for sports events? In a 4-3 decision, the high court cleared Parliament formally abolished the death teeth that it used to rip arart its prey. What did the San Jose City the way for sending Charles Ng to penalty in 1976 and rejected a move to Council approve on Tuesday to California and Joseph Kindler to restore it in 1987. o Starvation in the Sudan mixed reviews? Pennsylvania. No death sentences have been carried .8 lack students try to Where is Ng, a Hong Kong native and former out in Pennsylvania or California in more claims thousands 0 the 1992 Summer shut down university Olympics to be held? U.S. Marine, is accused of taking part in in than two decades, but capital punishment WASHINGTON (AP) - Tens of thou- a series of kidnappings involving torture remains on the books. CAPE TOWN, South Africa (AP) -- sands of Sudanese are believed to have O Which African country have the and murder in northern California. He Black students at one of the nation's most died of starvation in recent months while United States and other countries faces 18 charges, including 12 for murder. prestigious universities disrupted classes countless others are near death, barely sur- begun evacuating? Kindler was convicted of beating an Allosaurus skeleton and set up burning barricades Thursday in viving on a diet consisting mostly of wild What may have caused a 64 - acquaintance to death with a baseball bat to expected to lead to vast support of a striking maintenance workers. grass, a U.S. official said Thursday. year-old man's stomach to explode keep the man from testifying against him in But the protesters at the predominantly Rick Machmer, the chief U.S. foreign in 1979? a burglary case in Philadelphia. dinosaur graveyard white University of Cape Town were aid representative in the Sudan, said pre- The court ruled that the provision in the unable to close down the school as they did dictions of even higher death tolls did not Canadian Charter of Rights against cruel GREYBULL, Wyo. (AP) - Wednesday in a show of support for the take into account the ability of the ANSWERS 1) At the Event Center window and unusual punishment does not apply Paleontologists believe a 150-million-year- workers, who struck Tuesday. Sudanese to survive on the most meager of or al the entrance to Spartan Stachum cm game because the possible executions would be old allosaurus skeleton stumbled upon by a The dean of the Arts Faculty, John diets. Jay 2) It approved 3640,000 to plan arid researLh the proposed new 'taciturn site 3) carried out under U.S. law against U.S. cit- Swiss team could lead theni to a vast Cartwright, suffered slight leg burns when Sudanese in the hard-hit western region Barcelona, Spain. 4) Zaire. 5) Ingesting bak izens. dinosaur graveyard. his pants caught fire as he tried to kick a have been able to survive on wild grass, log scxle as an =Wad Lawyers for both men had argued the "They think that they could easily find flaming tire away from a barricade. "just pulling it out of the ground," death penalty violates the Canadian Charter dozens if not hundreds more dinosaurs in About 300 university workers, mostly Machmer said in an interview. "It's a terri- of Rights. They wanted Justice Minister Edited by Corey Tremdder this area," U.S. Bureau of Land maintenance personnel, went on strike ble existence. It barely keeps them alive Spada' Daily Assistant News &blot

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8 tritito, September 27, 1991 III San lose State University SPARTAN DAILY Latest joke trend elicits laughs, groans SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Heard any other targets. "As far as I can tell, it's (surfaced in) the Sampling of the blonde jokes lately? "The bulk are essentially recycled ethnic last few months. I became aware of it over Reaction varies: Chances are, the answer is yes. Riddles jokes," said Quam, who estimates he hears the summer or the late spring," said the "dumb blonde jokes:" that poke fun at the fair-haired are the rage about 30 blonde jokes a week. "That's the Santa Cruz-based Kushner. coast to coast. beauty of these jokes, they are not ethnic in But while he encourages businesses to "Of course I Some say the fad only spreads sexist nature." inject humor into the workplace, he said Why did the blonde stereotypes that have plagued blonde women His theory is that only phony blondes are he'd advise leaving the blonde jokes at think they are get fired from the since long before Marilyn Monroe. Others, offended. home or replacing "blonde" with the name sexist" among them many blondes, view the jokes "A true blonde is not offended by these of a competitor. M&M factory? as harmless fun. because they take them in jest. You always "The problem is, to talk to blondes about Because she threw "My boss is blonde and she made roe try to get the impostors." it, a lot of them are very offended. They are Laura Cambell write them all down before I went on vaca- Kamp's theory sounds as preposterous: portrayed as dumb and sexually promiscu- Vice president of San Francisco chapter the National Organization for Women out all of the Ws tion," said blonde Kaylyn Kamp, who works that the butt of the jokes don't even notice. ous." of in an optical boutique in nearby Mill Valley "When you tell them to true dumb blon- Hair salons are hotbeds of blonde jokes. des, they don't even get them. Most people A call to the Alexander Pope salon in "I think they're How and knows dozens of the jokes. many blondes Blonde jokes tend to address three are preuy open to them." Berkeley prompted little comment from the hilarious" does it take to screw themes: smarts, sex and superficiality. But not everyone. staff, but a receptionist handed the phone to In the smarts category: What does a "Of course I think they are sexist," said a customer who promptly spewed a string of in a light bulb? One. blonde get when she dyes her hair brown? Laura Campbell, vice president of the San golden-haired humor. Willy Lizardo Size stands Artificial intelligence. How many blondes Francisco chapter of the National San Francisco hair stylist Willy Lizardo San Francisco hair stylist still and does it take to make chocolate chip cookies? Organization for Women. said that while bleached blond hair appears the world revolves Twenty-one: One to mix the dough and 20 to "They're dumb blonde women jokes, to be on the way out mild highlighting is "When you tell around her peel the M&Ms. they are not dumb blond men jokes. I've more popular blonde jokes are definitely Sex: What did the blonde say when she never heard it in reverse. They're 'she' in. them to true woke up in the morning? "Where's the rest jokes, not 'he' jokes. I'm not a blonde "I think they are hilarious," said Lizard, )0- What of the team?" myself, but I imagine ill were they'd be who works at Scooter's salon near the posh dumb blondes, does a blonde Superficiality: How many blondes does it very hurtful," she said. Pacific Heights neighborhood. get when size dyes take to screw in a light bulb? One. She Moreover, Campbell said, they're nothing "If you go to any social place, a party, it's they don't even stands still and the world revolves around new. "These things resurface on a regular something that breaks the ice. But I think a get them" her hair brown? her. basis." lot of people are getting offended," he said. Artificial The jokes range from mild to mean, from But humor consultant Malcolm Kushner "They just kind of shine it off, but at the clean to filthy. Seasoned jokesters, such as said that's not quite true. Yes, many blonde same time it's like, 'Why are they picking Kaylyn Kamp intelligence Berkeley software salesman Chris Quani, jokes used to be ethnic jokes, he said, but on us so much?" Worker In a Mill Valley optical boutique say many have been around for years with the blonde-joke genre is new. ESCORTS: Need a walk to the car? THEFTS: Car crime at record levels From Front Page in a decade and a vastly improved From Front Page Mission College, Staley said. He radio communication also improved spokeswoman Sgt. Laura Lorman added that investigators from UPD concerns expressed by the public the department, Staley said. Feel safe said they feel the thefts have been will look over evidence found in Car rip-offs about the safety," Staley said. The idea is that the escorts, public 16 public safety widespread. those raids to determine whether any "Generally we have very few safety assistants, act as the additional assistants are Staley said that enough material stolen items came from SJSU. continue problems with our own people. The eyes and ears of the UPD, Staley available was found in a joint search of the Lotman, who is handling the case problems we have tend to be from added. There are 16 paid PSAs this suspects' homes to "clear up four for Mission College, said that a wide 1A. Sewn cars have been the outside. This is a public institu- semester. They were given radios Dial 924.2222 off stolen auto cases" at SJSU. range of colleges may have been hit. stolen this semester tion; it belongs to the people," Stale) and training in how to use them. campus or 4-2222 "They found enough items to "We found things in our search more than were said. They are also trained in observa- on campus equip a well -stocked auto parts that have led us to believe that many stolen all of last year The night escort service is one of tion so that they can "intelligently store," Staley said. colleges have been victimized. We many measures taken to improve assess a situation" and note when it While Staley says there have will be contacting all of the colleges University police campus safety. Past measures is something they can handle or 'The SJSU campus in the city of been further developments since the in the Bay Area to find out who recently reinstated a include installing the blue light when they need back up, Staley said. San Jose has one of the lowest crime time of the suspects' arrests, he says owns what," LOMINI told the Daily car-theft prevention phones around the campus to allow They do not have the authority to rates for the city and the crime rate he cannot discuss those details Sept. 16. program people to reach an officer quickly arrest. on campus is markedly lower than because they might hurt the on- But some college police depart- and easily. Panic alarms were placed Anyone can summon a PSA by the rate of crime in the San Jose going investigation. As of yet, only ment officials said they haven't been 11- Two suspects were in buildings as a way to signal the picking up any blue light telephone Police Dept. patrol areas that border a stolen parking permit has been victimized more than usual. At arrested at West police at the station without having or calling the UPD. A PSA in a vest the campus. That would in indicate positively identified as turning from Chabot College in Hayward, two Valley community col- to pick up a phone. or jacket, carrying a police radio to me that that we are doing a very the university. auto thefts have been reported since lege but the The size of the UPD has doubled should soon appear. good job," Staley said. Additional search warrants will the beginning of that school's quar- thefts be sought and served in connection ter just two weeks ago. That's a 50 have continued RADIO POST: Ready for crisis with the thefts that occured at percent decrease from last year.

From Front Page transceivers is a high -frequency count on medical supplies ban- San Jose. Club members plugged radio, capable of reaching compati- dages, splints, IV's, syringes but no the campus EOC into a county-wide ble receivers around the world, drugs -- in various rooms at the emergency communications system Petersen said. Health Center and in ten red nylon during a practice run Thursday High -frequency equipment is trauma bags stored around campus. morning. subject to interference and not prac- Two are stored at the Health The October earthquake two tical for continual use, he added. Center, according to associate direc- years ago alerted university police to tor Robert Latta, but medical per- the need for comprehensive emer- Radio was only way in '89 sonnel could not locate them gency preparations. Thursday. "If the Loma Prieta earthquake During I989's 7.1 quake, "the Additional supplies are stored in had gone on another 15 seconds, primary communication on the other two large emergency arks. About there would have been a lot more side of the hill with the phone lines forty first aid kits were salvaged Cypress structures," Emergency out was amateur radio," Petersen from an 1953 civil defense field Coordinator Dick Staley: said. said. hospital, Staley said. SJSU's amateur radio club mem- "These things are pretty heavily Students could be stranded bers participate in RACES, the packaged," he said, adding that the Radio Amateur Civil Emergency splints and bandages in the kits Should major freeways near cam- Service, and ARES, Amateur Radio might be old-fashioned but were still pus close down, he said, hundreds of Emergency Service. useful. students, faculty and staff could be Independent power for police An old yellow school bus has stranded on campus for hours or radios and campus telephones would been outfitted with cabinets for days. come from two portable gasoline - transporting equipment and sup- The campus EOC's plans arc powered generators and other build- plies. designed to serve between 10,0(X) ing generators, Staley said. "It only needs to go about three and 15,000 people, Staley said, but He is seeking a grant for solar hundred yards," Staley said. assume that many of them would cells, and will attempt to obtain a Equipment and supplies continue return home quickly. backup generator for the EOC from U) be added to EOC resources as the "We've added tremendously to federal or state surplus property. plans are continually revised, Staley the capabilities of the EOC since The campus community can also said. Loma Prieta," Staley said, with tremendous improvements in com- munications. Additional antennas back up uni- San Jose's Best versity police communications and Kept will increase the number of televi- Secret...15% sion stations the campus can off for SJSU receive. New equipment is budgeted Students for the radio club. The club will receive three new portable, battery -operated transcei- Prime Rib Lobster vers by the end of the semester, according to adviser Stephen Steaks Chicken Petersen. Individually, their range is limit- Seafood Pasta ed to one or two miles, he said, but Agang of loners, with relays, they could reach Sacramento. The transceivers will loonies and losers are be a major link to San Jose's EOC. 'FAICLCIkt S'F. (31-RILL For priority communication, 195 E. Taylor St. San Jose SJSU operators can bypass delays in Corner of N. 5th & E. Taylor about to become getting on the air. 40809714,6820 A computer at the post can com- Open 5 Days Hours: Mon. 11:30-6; Toes. -Fri. 11:30-11 something they've never press information into digital pack- ets, according to Petersen. The pack- been before... ets of messages can be picked up by computer or radio and printed out in hard copy. a team. Backing up the computer and ALPHA SOIMTY coNGRxruLwrrs ITS FALL 1991 PLEDGE CLASS EMPLOYMENT ASHA BAG WE TIFFANY MINAMI CHERYL I ,awn Aeration Sales BENETTI JANINE MITCHELL ERIN BURLEY MELISSA PALMER ELISA COOPER LAURA RETTIG PARMA' P111011IlfrISIESIMAGINED1110 ANORMIREDMI PROOK1101 A Al II SIAN OflA50Il NICISSAIP HUHU KA ns WiSWOR VII RONNIE SCHMIDT $10 / Hour ltOILBAIRA 101111LOGGIA HARIIIJAM1101A111118A0lo1115111111L1/0000,4,21 DOM I IOCIA'"Illla NAII1N h DAVIO MEP DIANA DOWELL AU SMITH Guaranteed KAREN FERBER JENNIFER STOYE PI: II PWRIITIONKTC11110111.. Elicirror "11MAGE11101115 WROO1RIRE11111 111540115011 Yam

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