VolumeSPARTAN 69, Number 53 Serving the San Wednesday, November 16, 1977 Jose State Community Since 1934DAILY City, civic groups pitch in, rape info reward at $4,000

By Rick Cotta Hayes' proposals for accelerated John Bunzel, would also attend the Board of Trustees, and said he was The San Jose City Council and tree trimming in the SJSU area, meeting. "a bit depressed at the lack of at- seven other organizations have agreed to study the cost of installing A.S. President Steve Wright tention they have given us." offered a total of $4,000 for in- emergency call boxes around the appeared before the council and Councilman Joe Colla expressed formation leading to the arrest and campus community, and endorsed a thanked them for their concern and concern that the council allocation conviction of rapists in San Jose. Task Force on Neighborhood quick action. He noted that the rape could be used only for the campus City council unanimously ap- Security. crises at SJSU had attracted area, but was assured by the mayor proved an allocation of $500 for the Director of Public Works A.R. national attention, and said he had that the reward was good city-wide. (Tony) Turturici said that work on read reports reward fund during its Tuesday of it in the Los Angeles Assistant City Attorney Richard trimming the trees, which diminish Times and Chicago afternoon meeting. Tribune. Karren also pointed out that the street light effectiveness, have That $500 figure has been "Our campus does have the reward would be valid for all arrests already begun. matched by radio stations KLIV, highest crime rate of the 19 campus and subsequent convictions of "We're pulling all our crews into KARA and K-101, television station CSUC system," Wright told council rapists in San Jose. KNTV, U.S. Congressman Don that ( SJSU ) area," Turturici told while stressing the importance of Edwards, and the construction firm council.. "We're going to let other Runyon said that increased city and university cooperation in community awareness and joint of Kauffman and Broad. areas go for a while." solving the problem. Councilman David Runyon also Counbcilman Al Garza will action are not enough to curtail announced that his real estate firm, represent San Jose on the neigh- "Students for the last 10 years violent sexual crime. Fireside Realty, would chip in $500. borhood task force, which will hold have never considered themselves "Judges had better pay some The $500 allocation was part its first meeting Thursday at 3:30 to be isolated, and have always attention to public need and public of a four-point program proposed by p.m. in Room 114 of City Hall. considered themselves as a part of attention," he said. "Rembmber San Jose Mayor Janet Gray Hayes Mayor Hayes promised to attend the the ( San Jose) community," Wright they are elected to office too." to combat the rising incidence of first meeting, and reported that San said. The council action came after a rape in the city. Jose Police Chief Robert Mc- Wright promised to report the sharp rise in sexual assaults in the Mayor Janet Gray Hayes Council also approved Mayor Namara, as well as SJSU President city council's action to the CSUC SJSU area. SJS - San Diego State rivalry Resolution for Game reset for regional TV student access

By Gary Peterson moved from 1 p.m. to 3 or 4 p.m. The SJSU football team is a San Diego State is 8-1, and plays member of the PCAA, and San Diego Florida State University, also 8-1 The SJSU-San Diego State The television coverage will be a State's gridders are independent, and ranked 13th in the nation, this University football game, originally in the arm for the financial shot weekend in San Diego. igeonholed belonging to no conference. scheduled for Nov. 26, has been SJSU Athletic Department, as One thing that may have played rescheduled for Dec. 3for a very declining attendance at both football The decision by ABC to televise A resolution which supports exist. a part in ABC's decision is the SJSU- good reason. soccer games has caused a drop the game has to be in large part students' rights to see letters of If the letter of recommendation and San Diego State game they televised The game will now be televised credited to SJSU Athletic Director recommendation about isn't in a school file, the student in revenue. in 1975. them was as part of a football doubleheader on Bob Murphy. returned to committee by the doesn't have the right to see it under Under the terms of a contract San Diego was 8-0 and SJSU 8-1 ABC, according to SJSU Sports Originally the game was not Academic Senate Monday. federal law, Fullerton said. between the NCAA and going in to that contest, but the Information Director Jerry Walker. ABC, the the net- The senate asked its Students "As an alumnus, you won't have network will considered for telecast by Aztecs were heavily favored. pay eight shares of Affairs Committee to study the legal a file here, and if you aren't ac- Walker said the game will be revenue ( the work, and with SJSU's 4-6 record, The Spartans pulled off a amount to be deter- implications of the resolution to cepted at the school where you had Coast regional mined few could blame ABC for turning up stunning 31-7 victory, however, and televised on a West later ); two shares apiece to insure everyone's rights, including the letter sent, you won't have a file its nose at the game. nosed out SDSU for the PCAA basis, and although details are SJSU and San Diego State, and one the faculty's are protected. there either," she explained. be the share But Murphy engaged in a lot of conference crown in the final year sketchy, it will probably each to the four remaining Under the resolution, professors doubleheader. string-pulling and favor-asking to that San Diego State was a member Political Science Professor Ted second game of the Pacific Coast Athletic Association could not force students to waive time will most likely be bring ABC to San Jose. of the conference. Norton said the resolution may Kickoff members. their right to see any letters of make it harder for student to get recommendation written about letters, which are necessary them. for entrance to most graduate Not put-down of Philosophy Dept. The resolution was designed to programs. bring SJSU policy in line with "Some faculty members will federal privacy laws protecting just say they won't write any," student access to school files, ac- Norton said. cording to student members of the Some students may Senate asks for no boycott prefer to seante. have confidential letters written, Mike Nuwer, student academic By law, students have the right The Academic Senate asked the resolution," said Dave Newman, overturn a recommendation," said Robert Sasseen, dean of senator, asked the senate to back the to see anything in their files unless faculty. Philosophy Department Monday to director of counseling services. "We Eastman said, "they ought to come they signs waiver, Philosophy Department's decision said Brad Wood, "Some institutions have the idea give up its intention to boycott the recognize that what the Philosophy back to the department and consult student not to participate in the RIP senator. that confidential letters are more retention, tenure and promotion Department is saying to the faculty with us." process. Engineering Professor George and administration is a valid con- candid," Sasseen said, "and some ( RTP ) process this year. By narrow margins, the "The depaptment is standing up Sicular said to encourage students to cern." students may want to take ad- The senate voted 25-7 to urge the department's faculty voted several against a policy they oppose," waive their rights is wrong. vantage of this." department to begin reviewing its The philosophy faculty will meet times not to participate in the Nuwer said. "If the five candidates "A professor shouldn't write six eligible faculty members tomorrow to decide whether to process this year, Eastman said. are willing to give up their anything in a letter that he wouldn't Engineering Professor Helmer Academic Senate and comply with the senate's request, tell the student directly," Sicular Nielson said the resolution because the "But if a vote were held today," promotions for a year, why should was are working on said Lucius Eastman, department said. unworkable and unenforceable. the administration he said, "it would be 17-0 in favor of we stand in the way?" chairman. The resolution would not "This deals in the area RTP revisions which may address the decision." Jim Mac Pherson, special of in- the weaknesses in the existing The department maintains that education professor, said the six prevent an uncomplimentary letter terpersonal relations where we have process which the department recommendations made by The six persons eligible for RTP candidates may not really want to from being sent after the student has no business legislating," Nielson pointed out. department level committees are this year "are six different cases give up their promotions. seen it, he added. said. "If anyone thinks this is a put- of ten ignored or overturned, and have different feelings, but they "It's hard to vote against the But Executive Vice President A revised resolution will be down on the Philosophy Depart- Eastman said. all support our action," Eastman people responsible for your retention Gail Fullerton said the resolution brought before the senate at its Nov. ment, they are misreading this "If the university needs to said. or promotion," he said. created a student right that doesn't 28 meeting.

Hayes meets students - 'No parking' in informal discussion .; C.fik signs ignored

Mayor Janet Gray Hayes will meet with students at 7:30 tonight in Washburn Hall's Formal Lounge, 395 S. by students Eighth St., to discuss problems dealing with city gover- nment. In spite of "no parking" signs "The talk will deal with city problems but will in the area, students are parking problably focus on the issue of rape," said Barbara where work crews have been Krause, the mayor's administrative assistant. 04, trimming trees, according to Bill The meeting , intended to be informal, will be open Valdez of San Jose's Landscape only to SJSU students. Division. Trees are being trimmed in canaLisir....4P an area from First to 16th streets, between Santa Clara Street and Demonstrators march in SF Interstate 280. The work is being done, he said, to make the to protest Shah's U.S. visit lighting better at night in the neighborhoods. This is part of the city's effort to cut down on rapes AP ) - An estimated 1,500 SAN FRANCISCO by making the streets safer. many of them wearing cardboard masks, demonstrators, The areas which crews work Market Street yesterday protesting marched down busy on are posted with "no parking" Iran to the United States. the visit of the Shah of signs, but "the students are not Handing out leaflets and shouting epithets about the respecting them," Valadez said. shah, the crowd staged a rally on the steps of the Federal He estimated the job will be Building nearby and then dodged lunchtime crowds as finished within two or three they paraded through the downtown section. Tort, weeks. Right now, the crews are Police said no incidents had occurred by noon and "all working in areas of three or four ps orderly." OP'e ..-...... , blocks at a time, Valadez said. V:4* - The demonstrators complained that the shah's , --. government in Iran was oppressive and that he had agents 're, .7.* to .?,..., ' . - .. - working in the U.S. checking on the activities of Iranian - .(r: - , i' il s ' college students. At left, a worker from a r. trimming crew feeds a limb The shah and empress arrived in Washington earlier .1? S. " 111:i. . 41: It i'41/141/7, . a . . "..#111. . ' A in to a shredder. Trees in the day where they were met at the White House by . 0 . ... ore fp.7 , Aft4lidlin, President Carter. Thousands of demonstrators, about " 1AT being trimmed around the half supportive of the shah and half opposed, disrupted the campus area now. streets of Washington. Page 2, November 16, 1977 FORUM LAST WEEKS CDU ELECTIONS: THE PARADE OF APATHY Letters

Mayor Hayes owner's favor. No owner is going to"bite the needs help bullet" on two to four month's rent. The judgement awarded against the resident will be Editor: turned over to at- torneys or a collection agency for I do hope Mayor Hayes jests. To collection. Students usually leave a think that a rapist will turn himself good trail for investigators to follow in at her request is a clear demon- and they may eventually locate you stration of her loss of contact with and collect the judgement. reality. Anyune who is contemplating I agree that the rapist needs not paying their rent should examine help, but for our mayor to demon- the consequences carefully. You are strate that she also needs help is not committing a crime if you do not pay the answer to our problem. legally due rent. Think about this e' Jerry Lahtinen for a minute. How would I react if Speech Junior someone ripped me off for $125 to $1,250. You wouldn't take it and you In defense of shouldn't expect you owner to. Rip Strutman Bunzel Unclassified Graduate

Editor: Shah of Iran, In defense of President Bunzel... If the membership, the talent press coverage and the performance of those who Student, faculty hypocrisy abounds would replace John Bunzel is any Editor: sample of what they propose to I have noticed an interesting replace him, I'll pick Sasseen, Burns pattern in the press coverage of and Bunzel everytime. Why? repressive regimes around the First, this aspiring group cannot world and the resulting temporary CDU convention relevant even spell the names ( as testified by fads against them that spring up on the signs on the empty chairs in the American campuses from time to auditorium) of the deans and others time. they would replace--a nifty There are now two major fads By Jan Greben admit it, the scant month he used to on layback '70s, they believed it wasn't The complaints usually focus demonstration of academic sloth. against the Vorster government in One of the sad but predictable publicize the CDU was obviously too worth the time. It's easy to criticize three areas: Second, they could only find most South Africa and the Shah of Iran. I predilections of man is his inability short a time period to get the ball problems but it's a whole different candidates within their own midst-a call the demonstrations fads to appreciate a positive event until rolling. A more Socratic approach to story to make the effort to actively nice demonstration of on elitism. because they are not very long lived it's too late. teaching in contrast to today's search for the solution. In fact, an A.S. executive typical authoritative structure. Third, they invited politicians and the students become quickly Such is the fate of Robert assistant, Scott Cornfield, who was And what about the faculty, aboard-a contradiction of what they bored with human rights and move Gliner's Committee for a also involved in the CDU movement, Related to the above point, a particularly those who wrote letters used to say they stood for. Fourth, on to other forms of entertainment. Democratic University ( CDU (. was quoted as saying a similar drive call for increased examination of of support for Gliner but neglected to they coudn't even gather a crowd- The solution for the government State University- some tenured professors who hell, I've seen Professor Holland of South Africa is simple and no Partly due to poor planning but at Sacramento appear at the convention? gradually lose touch with their gather a bigger audience than that, internal policy would have mostly because of rampant student "was organized for a year." to be students and are, thus, unable to Only they know the answer but, inadvertently, on his way to class. changed. If the name of the country and faculty apathy, sociology modernize their teaching methods. as Gliner said, "They should put But, we must admit President were to be changed to the "People's. Professor Gliner's push for in- where their mouth is." Jan Greben is a A more relevant curriculum their money Bunzel has committed several Republic of South Africa" almost all creased relevancy in education was If the professors were worried about Spartan Doily staff wrfter that acknowledges the world has, major and terrible sins: of the press coverage against this a dismal flop. administrative repercussions for indeed, changed in the past 20 years. He believes professors ought repressive regime would ceise. His party's convention, held last their support of Gliner, they should, to be able to read and to write and Shirley McLaine could probabfy be Professors also have their week, was ostensibly for the purpose Moreover, the lack of a "big" for their own sake, find a different that what they write should be enticed to visit the country and say grievances, namely 1 ) the lack of a of nominating CDU slate members name on the CDU slate helped deter line of employment where they can known beyond the confines of 4th to something nice about it. tenure system where to oppose current SJSU ad- any build-up of momentum. one is be true to themselves. 10th streets in San Jose. If, as is highly unlikely, this ministrators, including President promoted on ability rather than He believes equality for all change of name At various times, UC Berkeley Besides dealing a serious set- did not work then.. John Bunzel and his staff, in an conformity, and 2) the minute means just what it says and comes sociology Professor Harry Edwards, back to a reform movement which the government could declare that election. It was poorly attended, faculty participation in ad- out against special group privileges San Jose Mayor Janet Gray Hayes, included generous doses of all fair-skinned people are colored with only 180 people taking the time ministrative policies. regardless of the alleged goodness of and author-lecturer Jessica Mittford originality, this noninvolvement also and all dark-skinned people are non-, to vote. such undemocratic activities. all backed off from their earlier The CDU convention called for gave Bunzel, who needed it, a shot in colored. This would, overnight, He believes the university While Gliner was well aware the indications to participate. all the above. Slate members, the arm. create a People's Republic ruled by should be dedicated to intellect and coloreds. The election would not change the SJSU But, as mentioned earlier, the particularly presidential candidate internal policies Now he'll tell all who will listen we all know that isn't the same thing would remain the same and status quo, he organized it primarily brunt of the blame rests on the Marc Tool, articulately, candidly the that the maddening inattention he as democracy. same people would be in for another reason: to create shoulders of hypocritical students and occasionally humorously ex- power but pays his job is believed true by only He has the ridiculous notion no one in the world would dare call discussion of not only what is wrong and professors. pressed their belief in "alternative a distinct minority. that freedom of speech and the right for the demise of a colored with today's educational practices Almost any day on campus, if forms of university governance." to an opinion should be had by all, repressive regime. but also to devise solutions for one listens closely enough, he can Where were all the students? And how many of you who didn't including himself! What is worse he The solution for the Shah of Iran upgrading it. discern a cry from students for more Perhaps out complaining. More participate agree with that dares to act on it. is even simpler. All he has to do is Though Gliner himself won't relevancy in their college education. likely, as is often the case in the statement? Being an intellectual he has declare that he is a -Marxist." The neglected to play campus politics. name of the country does not even He prefers the gentle ar- have to be changed. Peru is the chitecture of Stanford University to example used here. If a repressive- the obscene concrete cancer of military dictatorship can be SJSU. tolerated in Peru just because it He would like to be president claims to be Marxist then the Shah Sports initiative has merits of a first-rate, nationally known, of Iran should be able to get away intellectually active campus. with the same trick. Allende of Chile He believes students should even managed to fool American garage, an auditorium, crafts up it is treated this way, we'll have recreation facility. come to campus to learn how to run students with this ploy. By John Weiland to try to run them center, photography laboratory and the worst equipped, most idealistic Somehow the council has seen fit institutions, not There is no better guarantee of The A.S. Councils refusal to before they have learned how to do presumably a cure for cancer, cheap university in California. to dictate what issues will be heard good treatment in the American support an initiative for a student so. beer, non-fattening foods and Right now the initiative could on campus, rejecting a detailed, press or on the American campuses recreation and sports center is an Yes, all in all, he is wrong for the anything else that comes to mind. die from lack of student response. If workable plan of undeniable value to than to label your regime "leftist" example of an elitist group putting presidency. He is intelligent ( with a That's like an endorsement of that happens we still have a parking the campus for flimsy reasons and or "Marxist." I'm surprised its will over that of 28,000 SJSU touch of arrogance), quick-witted the status quo. problem, no crafts center or with irresponsible disregard for the someone hasn't suggested these students. ( and given to demonstrating the If everytime a good idea comes photography lab, and alas, no integrity of their positions. easy, simple solutions before. The fact 1, published and known As A.S. President Steve Wright evidence is there for all to see, or not ( dreadful thing, success), brave see in the case pointed out, the council should OP' of coverage of leftist enough to express his own opinions repression, support the initiative to find out and all to use, or not use in an unhealthy climate at an in the what students want. case of leftist thought. unhealthy time ( tsk ), consistent The only problem I can see "It's not going to okay the fee," that most dreadful of sins), happening with the use of these he said. It's simply going to ask for reclusive and thoughtful ( ancient solutions is that Americans will have a referendum." scholarly virtues now in general to come up with a couple of fads to What's wrong with that? disrepute) and honest enough to replace them. But we are resour- disagree with you when he disagrees ceful, I have faith that we can do it. with you ( we'll get him for that Michael Dutton John Welland is o alone, surely. History Senior Spartan Daily staff writer As I said, forced to the choices presented to me, I'll pick him everytime and enjoy the future Quality of life, According to A.S. Councilman battles. Joe Trippi, students will sign Edward Laurie anything. Associate Dean, Business SJSU campus Maybe that's how you got elected, huh, Joe? Apartments Editor: and The local branch of SIMS Besides, Trippi said, it is (Students Internatinal Meditation "ridiculous" to consider building a legal rights Society, has started a campaign to sports facility" on the only place we improve the quality of life around could build a parking garage." Editor: the SJSU campus. This reckless use of illogic is Your Nov. 10th advice to The club proposes to do this by backed up by the council's resolve to apartment dwellers is basically operating on the level of the campus recognize the needs for a parking sound. However the closing quote "group consciousness." By needs considerable amplification producing more harmony at that and an explanation of the con- level, crime on campus will lessen sequences of failure to pay legally and administration activities will due rent. correspond more closely with Most owners require a credit students and faculty needs. Forum Policy check on prospective residents. This This in itself is not novel, but the check will include information on idea having ones awareness tran- The intent of the Spartan Daily unlawful detainers. The majority of scend to that level, and therefore Forum Page is to present respon- owners would not knowingly rent to influence it, is a new scientific sible viewpoints on issues affecting any individual who has been guilty breakthrough, demonstrated at the university community. of an unlawful detainer. Finding MERU (European Research suitable rental housing in the future University) and now available in Columns, editorials and car. 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Williamson earns RICH FREEDMAN Spartan wrestlers best player of week From the islands tangle with Chico

to Spartan Stadium By Rich Freedman won if he didn't get hurt," starting positions are in the game as he By Gary Peterson turnovers The Spartan wrestling Kerr said. Kevin Hejmel 1158!; Dave It's too bad the PCAA intercepted a Benjamin There are three reasons why the SJSU football team has yet to begin a Kerr noted that the Brouhard 11671; Jim Ray defensive player-of-the-w- pass, returning it 15 yards, recruiters will probably continue to import personnel who match and they are first place finishers at (177); Duane Harris ( 190) eek award can't be given to and recovered a Damn were born outside of the continental United States: Frank already fighting among Great Plains would and heavyweight Guy an entire squad, because Nelson fumble, both in the Manumaleuna, George Kamau and Leroy Heu. themselves. probably be selected for a Heath. the SJSU defense did an Manumaleuna has quickly become a familiar name to But it's nothing to prestigous wrestling meet "Chico is a good outstanding job of con- opening quarter. Spartan fans this year with his outstanding play at the worry over, unless you're in Russia. Division II team," taining the nntion's leading The 6-1, 180-pound linebacking position. The West Samoan is definitely All- Coach T.J. Kerr and have "McDowell still might assessed Ken. "We're passer, Stanford's Guy junior from Riverside also America material. to pick the starting be selected," Kerr hoped. anxious since it's our first Benjamin, last Saturday. made 13 tackles, 12 solo But who are Kamua and Heu? Forget the game grapplers for tonight's 7:30 Spartans with sure outing." and one assisted. program. They're not listed. New cheerleaders? Noway. p.m. contest with visiting Alas, the award is a Kamua and Heu are two of SJSU's seven student Chico State. one-player honor, and the as a Got typewriter Originally inserted trainers and they forms one-two Hawaiian punch. The in-family fighting problems? one player honored this injuries starter because of Born in Honolulu. Kamua is in his second year at is calculated, according to week is Spartan free safety Gerald Small There's help "2" away. to conerback SJSU while Heu begins a new life as a college freshman. Kerr. blocks Cully Williamson. shoulder) seperated left Kamau was a senior at Farrington High School in There were still four Williamson accounted Dwayne O'Steen Sales. Monthly rental rates. Lease and safety Honolulu working under his father, George II, when he weight divisions up for for two of the six Stanford shoulder). CULLY WILLIAMSON seperated right was offered the student job here under the recom- grabs, said Kerr, and purchase plan. Repair service Williamson now may be a mendation of Linc Kimura. challenge matches were very difficult man to oust held last night to decide from the lineup. Kimura, a hall-of-fame San Jose Typewriter Co. trainer, was with the who goes against the Hawaiians of the defunct Wildcats. reliability "Cully is playing 76 years of World Football League In the 118-pound class, outstanding football for where George was a Jed Jones battled Matt us," said SJSU head coach 24 S. 2nd St. 279-1000 student trainer, for two Crawford. In the 134s, Rick Lynn Stiles. At first he seasons. McKinney and Bob Davila was just going to replace At the time, Heu was a fought. At 142, Brian Gerald, then Dwayne, but sophomore at Farrington Strock and Mike Hoody The Place now it looks like we're and became "like went at it and in the 150- going to have to find a spot brothers" to Kamau. pound division, Bob Mc- for him to play To Eat per- Heu Dowell faced a stiff manently." After graduating, opted for SJSU because challenge from Reggie San Fernando's Thompson. is at it "its PE department is O'Steen didn't make McDowell's hold in his for better than at Hawaii back to the secondary weight class is the most Williamson University." Stanford, so jeopardized, according to safety. "I miss my friends, stayed at free Kerr. safety family activities and the When O'Steen and In the Great Plains lout with beaches," he said, quickly James Richburg Open at the University of Kick The Habit torn cartilage in the rib- adding, but the people here are really friendly." Nebraska last week, cage) return for San Diego McDowell injured his ankle SmokersCan you pledge one day without State on Dec. 3, a decision While Kamau remains cigarettes? Sign a pledge card and promise an active athlete as a finishing second. will have to be made. "I think he would have not to smoke on November 17 Join the Great member of the SJSU judo Tacos 404 Bor-B-0 Tocos2, 35¢ American Smokeout Kick the habit for one day Obviously having live team, Heu spends most of THE AFFORDABLE Enchiladas 406 Chili Rellano 656 healthier talented athletes for four his time studying for his You'll be one day GEORGE KAMAU COMPUTER STORE! Meat Burrito 656 secondary positions is a trainer's degree. Tostadas 404 Another location for Quest:y:1Mo 456 clip coupon problem, but that's the Burritos 404 A seventh grade hip injury and whiplash from a car hobbyists, experimenters, kind of problem coaches Tamales 406 Rice or Beans 504 accident two years ago all but ended the hefty Hawaiian's business people. and like. Combination football career. consultants Plates 1.65.180 TAKE A DAY OFF FROM SMOKING "I wanted to play," he said, "but the doctors wouldn't THE BYTE SHOP Grid Gnotes: There's let me." .mludes r.te ond boo,' on 2626 Union Avenue. I Promise not to Smoke more than met the eye in So Heu ( pronounced Hyoo I has spent the last four Son Jose Thursday. November 17,1977 Monday's story about the years taping legs, arms and practically every other part 377-4685 of the human anatomy Zan Yernandvb winners of the nickname Tues.-Fri. 10-7, Sat. 10-4 While Heu was contemplating a future at SJSU this Mexlc on Food Frank contest. Liz Hamala Come in and see Signed was given credit, but she past summer, Kamau was working with some big boys 4th and San Fernando our demos! was assisted by Synthia called the Washington Redskins. MAIL TO AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY AM R AN Christmas and Cheryl "When they came to play in the area a couple of years CANCER P0 BOX 26007 SOci 1 Barnette. Sorry, ladies... ago," Kamau remembered, "George Allen gave me a SAN JOSE CA 95159 call. He took me out to dinner and asked me to work as a student trainer." Kamau, who became friends with Washinton's Calvin Hill while working with the Hawaiians, finally accepted Allen's offer and became the youngest student trainer in the National Football League. PRESENTS "People should have the opportunity to see guys like Billy Kilmer, Ron McDole and Diron Talbert," Kamau An evening w III said of the famed Over-The-Hill-Gang. "They keep themselves in great physical condition." Jules Better than the Spartans? "Nothing is as 'busy' as this," he said of the '77 SJSU If you can't cut it,we can! team plagued with injuries. With several years of experience under his belt, Kamau had no trouble pinpointing the one person who he FEIFFER Give our mat cutting thinks is in the best condition. "Oh, no question. Jim Welsh," he said surprisingly. puesi6 PatiER5 AFTWOJee Okftt TINE - Z.,wrNtiAge' rut' come WE VAC, CNC IV service a try. Welsh is the head trainer at SJSU and a main reason E I FJ Kamau is here. VeS Spartans for OWE With the Hawaiians for two seasons and l) a pair of years, Kamau said he's in the business because "I love the work and travel." He chose Oregon as his favorite location. "We were there in '74 with, the Hawaiians. It's good llt PARK nie L1564u rir HISTCRY country," he noted. AGES INT 71i4 655(45W. have crossed paths with the 5-foot- CM4C$ /Rot ea ABROTOSKIJ&F, LI Es Several celebrities 11..) at III?) lar ("Th 9 Kamau, notably Senator Ted Kennedy, John Glenn and Marianne Thorpe, daughter of the immortal Indian athlete. on loth st.off san carlos As many football players have idols, so does Kamau. "I admire Kimura, he's been in the business 50 years," Kamau said. "That's one of my goals, to work 51

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Charlie Finley, Sunday at Bud STUDENT SPECIAL to express a variety of Though some male Oakland A's Owner: "To Winter Field. opinions on sports reporters have "helped me save expenses, he hires his Foothill outscored Farrah Fawcett and Dorthy Hamill coverage, particularly out by giving me quotes, relatives or people with 83 Santa Barbara 16-13 in the what it's like for a woman which normally is taboo," I.Q.'s." final to win the $200 first regularly $10.00 NOW $7.00 to break into what has Salter said the typical male The Oakland Raiders: prize while Santa Barbara Blow cuts reg $7.00 NOW $5.00 been, until recently, an all- response to her problem is "The closest thing to the walked away with $100 in (with coupon) male profession. "O.K., if you can get into U.S. Army operating second place money. "My biggest problem see the Warriors, why can't today. They have an un- A third place trophy has been to get into the I see Chris Evert in her believably militaristic went to the Sonoma team ReG IS beautysalons 2sh 761,1 locker rooms," Salter said. locker room?" organization. My friend, while SJSU's Cling Ons, the s1 N Stret.t S J 225- I.15,5 "No baseball or football "We've still got a long Betty Cuniberti, who used event's organizers, OakritIgn Mall. SI .06)1511 teams allow women in. way to go but some things to work for the San claimed the fourth place F. El Camino Mt Basketball is more for- are slowly changing," Francisco Chronicle and trophy. ward-minded, however. Salter said. 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She's directing an education -There are some fine actors in this department. If I'm by Brad Ryder When I went to this was shortlived. Stanford graduate, so she "It's very difficult to In 1962, Donna Breed college I had the feeling I "When I was a young called him up and said she come back to school as a lucky I'll get to work with graduated from Stanford was going because it was woman the idea was that as heard he needed a director. grownup," she said, University with a expected of me. I was in soon as you got out of As a result she was "having some training and them." bachelors degree in theater the fourth generation of college you got married." hired to direct several a lot of experience, because arts. This semester she women in our family to be And two years later she comediesthings by Neil your ideas are formed and enrolled at SJSU to work college graduates." did. Simon and Kaufman and you have an artistic base for her master's degree So she went to school, This gave her the Hart. Audiences didn't from which to operate. with an emphasis in with what she calls the last freedom to pursue her first care for anything serious "It's not like being directing. of the do-nothing love, theater. She received or thougtful in Yorktown fresh out of high school and At 36, Breed is only generation. her first directing ex- Heights, so comedies were fresh into college and nine years older than the "When I was in school perience in Palo Alto. the main fare, Breed said. thinking this is everything . average SJSU student. But nobody got stoned. We "The Palo Alto Upon returning to this there is, because I know why, after 15 years away knew that anybody who Community Theater area, Breed gave birth to a there's a lot out there. I've from school, did she decide smoked marijuana was a needed someone to direct daughter, Emily, so her done a lot. to return? heroin addictnext week! its teen players show and I time was occupied mainly "The nice thing about Girls weren't allowed to was the only one who ap- her. But she found time to being a graduate student is Donna Breed "Everything I know live off campus; they had plied," she explained. contribute to local theater. that you don't have to take about directing so far, most hours. Breed and her husband She said it was difficult general ed. It's asumed of it I taught myself," she moved to Yorktown to break in around here, you know all that, and you aggressive than she used to things I'd rather be first time, which I haven't "You had to sign in and said. "I learned by the seat Heights, New York, soon but she did find work in can absoutely zero in on be. remembered for than how done forever. And I'm not sign out and you couldn't go of my pants. Now I need to after they married; she Redwood City, where for what you're interested in. "I'm happier than I clean my house is. Not that as good at it as I wish I be with people who are anywhere overnight calls the town "culturally the past five years she's For me here it's working used to be, and I like there's any danger in were." better than lam and I need without a chaperon." barren." done one show a year. with the faculty and having myself a lot better," Breed that." "The point is not to to find out if I'm any good." After she graduated, She discovered the Then she heard those access to the good actors said. "It has changed my Breed, who doesn't show them what I can do, Theater has always she worked for a while as a man in charge of the ivy walls calling, and that are available. life." think of herself primarily but for me to learn from been Breed's interst even technical writer and editor Yorktown Community suddenly she was back in "And there are some This ac- as a performer, did some then and then do it." when college wasn't. for an electronics firm, but Players there was a school. fine actors in this depart- complishment in her life acting over the summer, ment. If I'm lucky I'll get has given Breed faith in the and is currently in the COPIES to work with them." capacity of human beings SJSU production of "The 3c overnight Breed just finished to change. Good Doctor," Neil No no mintrrturn directing "Mrs. Dailey Has "If I can change Simon's adaption of the Gay bars draw straights a Lover," one of the three anybody can change," she Anton Chekhov comedy. student-directed one acts said. "It means I'm having KINKO'S 123S St. 195-4336 that ran over the weekend But she feels her age to memorize lines for the s By Earl Jackson American city. Golden Rod, a gay bar Steven Windall, a 24 year- before last. may be a hindrance to her. While gays are cominj In an era of anything owner said. "It starts out old business college This stage in Breed's "It's an age where I'm out of the closet and going goes, this new migration as a joke or a gag to see graduate, "but they soon life is different from any starting to get to know into the streets, straights into gay night spots may be what the freaks are doing realized that gay bars other in a way most of us myself," she said. But she are coming off the streets the beginning of a radically and it turns into a really weren't contagious and cannot comprehend. Over added, "It's an age where ,ind going into gay bars. new understanding and nice happening." that I wasn't going to the last two years she has you begin to see that doors : film It may be the newest awareness of the sexual "There's been a suddenly change my name lost 120 pounds. are closed to you because Ilford* Kodak and wildest entertainment revolution. noticeable increase in the to Barbi." She had been over- you're too old. gaper in America, and it's hap- "Curiosity brings them numbers of straights in gay Some gay bars operate weight since she was 2 "People in theater Kodak Processing cnemistry pening in every major here for the first time" between the dinner and late years old, but decided to go around here tend to be bars," remarked Dick THE KAMERA KORNE R Harrison, a behavioral evening hours, but many to Weightwatchers, mainly either young or old. The 20% off 560 S. 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By far the largest policeman who asked to said. "Because I think I "I pays about two and No purchase is necessary. Drawing will be held on increase in attendance has remain unidentifed. "We look good the way I am. I a half cents and hour," she The Spartan Daily December 9, 1077 at 0.00 p.m. come from straight girls don't have anywhere near mean, for me this is said. Fare is based on one person and the maximum flight vain,- as many problems with gay Twiggy." Of course, she of $250 must be applied to transportation only. who find gay bar life less welcomes all opinions. You must brILig this coupon to our threatening. bars as we have with the Her friends tell her her remarked, anything is office on or before December 9, 1977.* "We get quite a few more common personality has changed, better than housework. Just follow the Trip and Travel Planning is here to serve the campus more girls who in turn establishments." and that she's less "There are a lot more ommunity. 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Tras..I Planning Gimpan9 "I told my parents I improvisational progam of SJSU's ensemble consists TIPPEL ;II E St. (lilt), Cv, Si-.) came here last month and jazz at 8:15 tonight in of 22 members. Cannon is 2,2 161 t they were shocked," said Rehearsal Hall of the the director. Music Building. Admission wzoolPstollMole is free. Innovative per- formances of such works as Saturday on Thursday? -Visual Sonics," "Jazz-Up ART and Down" and "Beautronics" will This Thursday will be Saturday in the highlight the show. Visual Spartan Daily. By that we mean projections will be com- tomorrow's edition will feature a special CLEARANCE bined with the electronic music. tabloid containing a veritable "The program will be a storehouse of places to go or things to freaky, far-out, weirdo SALE evening of entertainment," do this Saturday, or for that matter, any Dwight Cannon, SJSU Saturday. Whether it's visiting historic music professor said. 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The coeds all looked alike: bobby socks, brown mind Come in and browse The SKI CLUB is selling I,ems a or if no answer 2683156 Put em Kit priv 570/month care of all your insurance and white saddle oxfords, skirts with Open 5 days a week. Monday the Si Flea Market on Sun, 443 South Sixth St needs AUTO. HOME, REN matching fur blend ihru Friday, 10 to 6. Ilea Lincoln Nov 20, you can bring donated tor STEREO, sweaters, NEED on call assistance TERS, FIRE, LIFE. and hair neatly bobbed or gently cascading down Avenue. San Jose 297 8424 i.k to the table the week of the Attorney's Office near campus HEALTH It you are not their backs. They had a wholesome, well-scrubbed look Open weekends 4th18th SignupS for the Dec 7 Guarantee IS plus hours per PERSONALS already with State Farm, col SAVE THIS AD Before you equip and so did the campus. From glimpses I caught of the I trip to NorMstar and Sugar week Type SO wpm 53.00 Per loran appointment at Ty off ice Purchase costly stereo STUDENT DENTAL PLAN Enroll bowl are being taken now also hour Call Belinda at 211 9323 color TVs.< . check with us for manicured lawns, ivy-covered tower and THE SJSU GAY STUDENT UNION or home and we'll set up a time walkways filled now! Information available at Look forward to snow. SUPER DISCOUNTS on 70:1 Aspen meets every Thurs at pm in convenient for you on cempuS. with WAITRESS WANTED Lunch happy, chattering students, I wanted nothing more the A.S office or phone 371 6611. and good times More into, call your herne, or my off ice Let's rnalor brands We manufacture hours. and. or Fri and Sat the Almaden Room of the complete line of quality than to attend this college. Bob or Joe at 268 2579. Wade at Student Union G.S. u. is an get together and give you better a Pr iceS evenings Apply at DeMarco's systems and FLY FOR FUN Low Club 2931521, Steve at 2600126 GO coverage tor less money Loudspeaker Downtown was a thriving area then. I frequently took call 3941737 Wages tips informal club striving to meet Airplanes Rental Training 251 Pizza or recording tape wholesale to the FOR IT! the CALL MORY STAR, 253 32770r the dependable bus to shop and bonus. needs of the gay community with friends or catch a movie. 2614. CALL for Price List. Public SOUNDS UNIQUE 998 Oil campus and off. You will find 6865619 I was never cautioned about anything in . . _ 2693 Tu Frl 6, Sat 155 particular except that MATURE STUDENT TO assist in onr. meetings are always the usual "Don't talk to any strangers." JAPANESE TEAHOUSE is now AUTOMOTIVE TYPING FAST. EFFICIENT, teaching remedial reading friendly and informative. open daily in the Kelley Park RELIABLE. Term papers. ATTENTION AUDIOPHILES! Two days ago, I brought my 14-year-old daughter to 15.70 hrs, per week. Meetings are half structured, FriendShip Gardens at 1300 approx. Tammy. Phase Linear, Genesis, VW PORSCHE SERVICE.All work half Informal. reports, theses, letters. the campus. We parked on Second Street, and walked Most be available Mon. thru Fri and are attended guaranteed. Tun/sups front 824 resumes, etc Error free ve,1 BM MK, B plus W, DBX.KLH,MXR. Sinter Road, near Keyes. Com* p.m. Must by about SO people. Be your briskly past decaying offices and cheap store fronts in odd between 2 p.m. and 7 CV Ohm, Dahlquist, Lu, and spend a relaxed morning or parts. Also Instruction whole self attend! 11/10: Sing Correcting Selectric. Call be excellent reader. Will train Nakarnichi, juxtaposition to the renovation attempts begun at in tuning and appraisal Service Barbara Morgan at 252 2068 RTR, B plus 0. the afternoon enjoying a Japanese Spencer 257 along in Guadalupe Rm. 11/17: $2.50/hr. Call Mrs. DCM, Mplus K, ADC, DB Gas, Paseo de San Antonio. I cautioned her about the necessity lenCh. A quiet study area is for prospective buyers. Free Disco Dance, 12,1 Political 1809. Janus, Mkko, bonus. Scott. E Pl. of being available There are more than house calls in central Si. Phone Rap Group, 17,8 Pot Luck off SURROGATE PARENTS available alert, not only at night, but during the day, JVC. ESS. JBL, SIC, JIL, and 100 oriental teas and 20 gourmet Dan 356 474$ eves. campus. 12 IS. Political to care for your children in a pointing out the site of a recent broad-daylight rape at- FLEXIBLE HOURS/GOOD PAY more at Discount Prices! coffees from which to choose. Speaker, 12/22. Dance, Call 298 loving home situation for any tempt. Need Nurses' aides/ord. AUDIO ENTERPRISES has The Teahouse Facilities which WHEELS FOR SALE? Incredible GAYS for info. emergency, for a day. over 14.50/hr. LVN's. 35.62/hr., and over 140 Major brands of home She was impressed by the look-alike coeds.Most include a Seating capacity for offer to SJSU students. Photo night. weekend or extended RN's. SI/hr. Some experience electronics at 10 to SO percent everyone was more than 203 are available for add for only 57.50 runs until you VOLUNTEERS needed to work with vacation. Full 24 hour care wearing pants, sweaters and backpacks. required. Call for appt. New off! All new full warranty Free group meetings at no charge sell (mak 4 wks) Call AUTO disturbed children. Peninsula available, including faking the I realized with a shock minims Nurses' Registry, 2775 cassette carousel, stylus timer, that in 1984 she would be a The Eel, / Park Gardens and VIEW "The Vehicle shopping Children's Center. 4941200. children 10 and from their own Park Ave. SC.5871719 cleaner kit wane sophomore in college. If she should choose to attend Teahouse will Make a gorgeous Guide." For deta ils call 247 7469. scrim. Full facilities available or rec system! Call 9844550, M F. 10. SJSU, what would it be Setting for a wedding and VOLUNTEERS needed: Work on a to care fOr tiny infants too. like for her? SALES. AMBITIOUS, Andes reception Catering and Wed 1969 MGB/GT Classic, Exc. cond. Enid/ a 2nd honeymoon without Sat Sun ASK for KEN I have nightmarish visions of newly built downtown WEEKENDS/EVENINGS, 8100 one to one basis with an ding Photography are available $23500, best offer. Call M F. 6.7 emotionally disturbed child your children, knowing they will hotels going begging for BASE 25 hrs per week Green PANASONIC compact stereo SOS occupants because-who wants to allow student rates. Bride keeps p.m., 292 6163. aged 2 It Learn Behavior be Safely cared for Low rates. Thumb Lawn Service. 245 4920 Realistic cassette deck $40 Very live downtown? I have a vision of the campus as an armed the Wedding Negatives and all Modification techniques, gain Discount for more than one cord color prints. For complete 1967 PONTIAC Interior and V 8 child. For further details call good 295 4983 camp, a police force grown to enormous size because of NEED 16 people to demonstrate valuable experience Mornings details, please call 295 2701 or engine are in good condition 9900099 days or 257 8433 the county's policy of tossing the cities' Shaklee proaucts. Earn 9 I,or afternoons 12:30 4:30. Call outcasts into the 9949699. Must sell Soon 5375 or best offer. evenings. $165/wk. working I hr/day. Call Zorn& Children's Center, 295 downtown area where they are not adequately taken care 244 3353 eves Vol 629 819547p.m. 3581. TRAVEL of or looked after -for their own protection and ours; FOR FREE Real Estate TYPING. FAST AND ACCURATE. Consultation, contact Farzed Got a deadline? We can meet it policies that make it easier to stay drunk than to seek a PROCESS SERVERS (2) San Jose DISCOVER A fresh new you. with PASSPORT AND PHOTO Emami and Robert Taylor STF for you. Revisions? Fast and cure. FOR SALE area, and nearby cities Hours Shaklee products Call "Bob" SPECIAL, $2 off Wad for 2 Enterprises. 1150 South Bascom, cheap on our automatic good for students, but fringe for your complimentary beauty color or 4 et and to photos. I have visions of major department stores refusing to Suite 13. Phone 2118 5515 0r629 equipment. And we do SHREDDED FOAM rubber 50 benefits non-existant, I will use demonstration No obligation Regular price 07.50. JMJ move back into 7671. typesetting, too! Call Heather the core of our city because the people-the cents per lb. No limit to a ANYONE willing to work. 321- 266 1453 between 6 7 pm PHOTOGRAPHY. 293 MOO. 20 2674593 anytime. Paseo poor people-who live here can't afford the kind of quality customer. 2931954. 1839. afternoon. de San Antonio. SJ merchandise the stores are offering. WRITE A RESUME NOWI A DEBONAIR DATING SERVICE. (between lit and 2nd Stree ts) _ for students FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP. workbook designed COUNTRY GUILTS, home made, MODELS Men, women, children. all Fast. personal and selective. _ . . My daughter takes the bus frequently, as I did, but the housewives and If you are a good student, you FREE various colors, room accents. To ages, all sires. NO exp. nec. for Men and women of all ages are WORLDWIDE CHARTER service is changers. 16.45 postpaid. CB may qualify for a 79 percent FLIGHT Locating irregular, and I refuse to allow her to come KING SIZE, non allergic, cotton fashion and commercials. No welcome Women for the I irst 30 Service We Functional Resumes. 1414 discount on your auto insurance. represent all downtown; she will have to learn life's lessons somewhere with polyester filling. 2158781 or nudes. Not School. 2934303. days Will be allowed in free with operators else. I want to protect her. Miravall Ave., Los Altos 94032. 295 2355. this ad Unlimited in in We also offer excellent rates for Paris, London Amsterdam Era homeowners and renters in netfort...Zurich...Dusseidori Earn some extra money now! Exc. troductions. 259 7254. sr ae MEChASan Joao State University surance. Appointments at time I, Hong Kong Philip But is protection wise? Or should I show her the WATERBEDS any site, complete X.masseason to make appts. for MECIIA would like to thank you and place convenient to you. possibilities for change and hope that as a young adult her with mattress, heater, liner. portrait studio. No exp. TRANSFERRING to Cal State pines Chicago New for attending our first meeting Call Bruce Lott at 2.11 4750 York. Hawaii frame and pedestal. only S119 to necessary. Outgoing per Northridge? If you know anyone ..International opinions, her education and her energy will have a more this academic year 1977 78 We SJSU students with this ea sonality. Must beset/ motivated who is planning to transfer to Student Identity Card. Over profound effect on this city than I have had as a grown also want to take this op TYPING - Thesis, term papers. etc . Located S minutes from cam Flex. hrs. Call Natural Color Cal Slate at Northridge, or seas Job Placement (Students portunity to extend a warm experienced and fast Phone 269 :woman? Pus. Noah's An. Waterbeds. 06 Portraits 2742735. Clearance moving to the general vicinity, Only!). ..Tour information welcome and abrato to all LA 8674. I have a few illusions, but I want my daughter to retain Keyes St., San Jose. 2111411451. Sale Thrift Craft and Recycle. please give me a call. 408 378 (Budget).-Intr a -European St RAZA GENIE MEChA has 194 W. Santa Clara St. 151.1 Interested in getting udent Flights...Student Tours. hers. 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CLASSES beggining irn you are interested in any of the Attic, 335 S. Second St. San Call after 7p.m.. 35337411. Information Traveler's In I wish I knew. mediately. . Phone 275 6514, activities or have new ideas, Hrs: 930 to 410, Man. GHOSTWRITER NEEDED for surance Travel personal in accept this as a Sat. marketing. Good Bucks Call Special Class In Publications. Car Leasing and COMPLETE RESUME SERVICE. Help! Bring your tired, vitation to attend the next 5040251. FOOT REFLEXOLOGY Purchasing .Maps, hard to find Resumes typed and printed 510 your poor, your hungry MEChA meeting. MEChA meets 22 " 10 SPEED SILVEREAGLE. The theraputic foot massalie. travel books, luggage and and up for 100 copies. TYOMO every Monday at 4 p.m. in the Excellent cond. 890.2461690, INTERESTED IN an exciting Friday evening Nov. II, 74, backpacks Please visit one of items awaiting to be only: Sufirst page. 13/each On Campus Main Guadalupe Room of the Student career in TRAVEL? 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To show smokers that it is easier to quit smoking The American Cancer Society emphasizes that as a group, the American Cancer Society is sponsoring cigarette smoking has been identified as the major its second annual "Great American Smokeout" cause of lung cancer, and that it is also related to high tomorrow. rates of cardio-vascular disease, emphysema and The society is urging all smokers to pledge one day other forms of cancer. without cigarettes. Smokers can send their pledge cards to the GAS was initiated in California last year in at- American Cancer Society, 1537 Parkmoor Ave., P.O. tempt to show smokers that they can get along without Box 26007, San Jose. Participants for the first time are cigarettes even if it is for only one day. This year the invited to phone in to cut down on the expense of day of abstinence will be held nationwide. mailing. The first time GAS was tried a survey showed that approximately 1,500,000 California Smokers were trying to quit smoking for the day. Hearst wants rehearing Opinion polls have shown that a large number of population would like to quit but are the smoking SAN FRANCISCO AP - by a three-judge panel doing so. having trouble Newspaper heiress conflicted with other to Bob Brown, volunteer public in- According Patricia Hearst petitioned decisions by the appellate director for the American Cancer Society, formation the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of court in other cases and gathered more than 50,000 pledges the organization Appeals yesterday for a involved an issue of ex- to try to stop smoking. who were willing rehearing of the decision ceptional importance. "We're looking for a goal over 60,000" he added, that upheld her bank noting that the number of smokers has increased robbery conviction. steadily. A rehearing, said lb, An estimated 250,000 persons in the Santa Clara petition filed by her at- County are cigarette smokers. torneys, is warranted since stop smoking The society's theory on a solution to the opinion over-looks and one another by is that smokers should reinforce misapprehends several

quitting as a group instead of individually. points of law and fact organizations are urging Many non-smokers' raised on appeal. day. people to hide their ashtrays on this The petition said the Supervisors has Santa Clara County Board of rehearing should taki mec1114 Iron in urging smokers joined the American Cancer Society place before the entire 15- holistic learning in this area to quit smoking tomorrow. member appeals court self ac tua iiz at ,on chairman for the County Supervisor Rod Diridon, because the opinion issued 356 6333 GAS in Santa Clara, has written a proclamation adopted by the Board of Supervisors in support of the expanding GAS. The proclamation makes the points that "cigarette NOVEMBER 22 smoking is described by medical experts as the most INTERVIEWS avoidable health hazard in the world today" and "the American Cancer Society specifically offers the FOR ENGINEER 14Ibe "Great American Smokeout"... in order to illustrate that giving up smoking can be accomplished one day at MATH/COMPUTER a time." "It's just a day of their smoking," Diridon said. SCIENCE GRADUATES their lives." "Not a day at their lives, but a day for B.S. ,M.S., Ph.D, E.E., BA/BS IN MATH OR COMPUTER SCIENCE Exclusive India Imports WE ARE A SMALL, YOUNG AND DYNAMIC COMPANY INVOVED IN woolen FaShlini Clothing 10( Men ti.P ADVANCED R AND D PROJECTS FOR VARIOUS GOVERNMENT AGENCIES TAPESTRIES BRASS-ART PROBE HAS A NEED FOR Dove Pacheco PERFUMES CRAFTS ENGINEERS IN THE AREA OF INCENSE GIFTWARE COMMUNICATIONS, INFORMATION THEORY, HRDWARE DEVELOP- INTRODUCING JEANS Audiences all over the country hove their own MENT AND SOFTWARE. ways of lost-minute preparation before wat- SPEi-T4/. Sit DEN T RATES LEARN MORE ABOUT PROBE, SIGN- t. 25 Time for a change ching o show. Here, Scott Renfort of Los Gatos is 'I, UP AT THE SJSU PLACEMENT OF- aimp 411 put-. shown putting the final touches on his 5-month. ,41- FICE TO SEE US. in Morris Dailey old son Simon before going out to watch the PROBE SYSTEMS INC. 655N. PASTORIA AVE. David Grismon Quintet concert in Morris Dailey Hum, so E S.III F,111:11111I) SUNNYVALE, CAL. 94086 Auditorium lost Saturday night. MIIII I2''21"1., 244r ilk Golfe U.S. CITIZENSHIP REQ. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER FlAshbAck On this date in: tacked in Markham was The second suffered onl 1965: A verbal con- reportedly "blown to bits." minor injuries. frontation between the Hell's Angels and the Vietnam Day Committee took place in the weekly Seventh Street Forum. Jerry Rubin, VDC leader, said he was afraid the Angels would "violently attack" marchers in a proposed Nov. 29 VDC march in Berkeley. Novelist Ken Kesey showed up as a surprise guest, and promptly called the Angels "missionaries of life." HIGH PRICES HAVE YOU Texas Instruments 1966: A resolution to let the student body vote on BUGGED? whether birth control VOLKSWAGEN SPECIAL electronic devices and information 1 Tune-up should be available at the 2 Set tirnina PRICE oil Student Health Center was 3 Change business calculator 4 New points ROLLED BACK vetoed by the ASS Council. 5 Lubrication TO 1974 6 Adjust brakes The MBA 1967: For the first time 7 Adjust valves Spartan in 17 years, three SJS 8 3 quarts of on *25 Peg Price students were suspended PLUS TAX 9 Adjust carburetor ALL PARTS for interfering in the 10. 4 new spark plugs INCLUDED The MBA $79.95 $74.35 normal operation of class. 11. Check compression The three were part of a 12. Check brake fluid.add wow, Other Models Available: group which disrupted an 13. Check battery fluidadd ROTC drill class in Oc- TI 59 278.95 299.95 14. Cheri. ,larlsrrlISSIon 124.95 tober. They included fluid -add 11 58 116.20 former ASH Attorney TI 57 74.35 79.95 General Ira Meltzer and ASB presidential candidate SPARTAN MOBIL SR -51 II 55.75 59.95 YOUR Nick Kopke. SR -40 27.85 29.95 INFLATION BEATER TI -30 20.40 21.95 1970: Two toilets, one Hours: Mon.-Fri. 7:30-4:00 Business in Moulder Hall and one in OFFER GOOD FOR All Bugs. Pre 19t2 busses Karrnao,,,,, Thing Markham Hall, were Saurebecks and Analyst 32.50 34.95 bombed. The toilet at- 11th and San Carlos 294-1562 Five basic preprogrammed financial functions: Number of periods. Interest rate percentage. f4f, SAVE SAVE SAVE SW, SAVE SAVE ,SN4 Payment amount. Present value. Future value. Six advanced preprogrammed financial functions: Net present value. Internal rate of return. ONLY Principal interest/split. Accumulated interest. Remaining balance. 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15) placed the mythologies of. traditional culturifirisla means of transmitting values and information. The sociological approach to media studies often refuses to acknowledge the importance of this ritual function and concentrates instead on statistical digressions. It January Session will be demonstrated in this course that we are not dealing with qualitatively different phenomena when we discuss television drama and myth in "primitive" Calendar societies, but rather with different ends of the same animal. Television drama provides the functions to register in advance and pay fees. December 20, 1977 Deadline formerly served by myth, ritual and more recently, Registrations submitted after this date will be sacred literature, and it is quantitatively different accepted but there will not be time to notify from these because of the enormity of the script you if the class has been closed or cancelled mills of Hollywood, Tokyo and London. But the and your name will probably not appear on structure and function of myth in traditional situ- the instructor's class roster. ations and of drama on the "telly" are precisely the same. First Day of Class Drops require the instructor's signature. Television broadcasting of sports will also be (and thereafter) dealt with and the significance of ritualized geo- graphic hostilities being dramatized through intercity sports competition. Second Class Meeting Students registering after the first day of class will be charged a $5 late fee. Exception: Pay- ment for classes ending after 5 p.m. will be Art allowed on the following day without penalty. Special Topics in Crafts (ART x125) a. Creative rug/tapestry punching. Individual de- Third Class Meeting Audit option cards will not be accepted after the third class meeting. signs will be developed by each student with the help of the instructor. Electric and hand-powered tools Credit/no credit option cards will not be ac- make the tufting fast. A rainbow of fine yarns is cepted after the third class meeting. available for a nominal amount.

January 18, 1978 Drops on or after this day for classes of two Group Art Therapy Experience (ART x196) weeks length or more will not be permitted Students will participate in as well as observe except in such cases as accident or serious ill- group art therapy. In addition to this practical ex- ness where the case of dropping is due to perience, there will be lectures and reading assigned circumstances beyond the student's control. on group theory. Students are required to do the following: I. Obtain the instructor's signature Biological 2. Submit a written explanation of the reason for the drop along with the drop form. 3. Obtain the approval of the Dean of Con- Sciences tinuing Education Botany for Plant Lovers (BOT x431) This survey course of practical botanical con- cepts is designed for non-scientists who want to understand their own house and garden plants better. Topics will include plant natural history, growth and development, reproduction, propagation and 11 nutrition.

January Session classes are open to college students, high school graduates and other adults from the Business community. Formal admission to SJSU is not required but all students must meet the prerequisites of each Administrative Skills for Women (BUS x156) individual course as listed in this bulletin, the Undergraduate or Graduate Catalogs or described by the The purpose of this course is to provide women department. Enrollment in a January Session course does not mean you have been admitted to the Univer- with the chance to enhance their knowledge of theory sity. If you are interested in formal admission to SJSU, contact the University AdmissionsOffice for further and concepts of administration while further develop- information. ing the fundamental skills necessary to function suc- cessfully in managerial positions. The building of of documents and the techniques of handwriting self-esteem, identity and self-confidence is emphasized identification. and accomplished through assertiveness training, New Minority Trends in Administration of Justice exercises in the communication process, role playing (AJ x196B) designed to build skills in decision making, training Courses This course explores the present trend of inte- in the "why" and "how" of conflict management, grating more minorities, especially women, into the situational activities in interpersonal relationships, field of administration of justice. Areas covered in- and studying the depth of managerial styles of suc- and clude role expectations, traditional views and images, cessful women managers. Prerequisite: upper divi- organizational resistance, the effect of discrimination sion standing. and the legal framework supporting change. Workshops Self-Management for Educators (BUSED x495) An analysis of personal and professional devel- Further information on the courses described below opment potential in educators, primarily in business (such as time, days, location, units, fee, etc.) may be Anthropology education. Participants gain insights into financial obtained from the tabular schedule portion of this Anthropology and the Media (ANTH x196F) management, time management and impression man- bulletin (pages 4-61. The purpose of this course is to provide the agement. Emphasis will be on how to improve man- student with an understanding of the function of agement in these areas and how to transfer these media in several societies. It will be cross-cultural, management techniques to students during class- Administration dealing specifically with Britain, Japan and the room activities. United States. The principal focus will be on tele- Instructors include: Dr. Vic Panico, professor vision and its effects in creating national unities out of office administration at California State University, of Justice of diverse publics in the modern state. Fresno; Maxine McIntyre, independent consultant; Seminar in Questioned Documents (AJ x1 96A) The effects of electronic media in the mainte- and E. D. White, director, Consolidated Teachers This course is designed to acquaint the student nance of political values are not well understood in Institute. with the basic principles of handwriting psychology, an anthropological sense. Television functions as The $30 fee includes both the conference fee document examination, forgery detection, the care ritual in highly-industrialized societies and has dis- and tuition for one semester unit. 2 14-, ar

Ortible We' "'Ail lb ' pei(orm basic preventive mainte- merit, inconie maintenance, Medicare and MediCal, Chemistry 'lance on audio-visual equipment. The course content private health insurance, consumerism, conservator - will be non-threatening with emphasis on the needs ships, the right to a natural death, nursing homes, Liquid Scintillation Spectrometry of the student. The $37 fee includes lab fees. legal services for elders and the role of advocacy. (CHEM x196B) Special consideration will be given to the particular A short lecture course with demonstrations to Behavior Modification of Speech, Language problems of minority elders and handicapped elders. and Hearing Problems (ED SP x121) introduce life scientists and physical scientists to the Instructor will be Michael Gilftx, director of liquid scintillation spectrometer. The course will The purpose of this course is to acquaint the Senior Adults Legal Assistance program. cover the uses of liquid scintillation methods for the students with the basic principles of scientific assay of all forms of radioactivity in environmental, approaches to the evaluation of clinical problems and biological, medical and some aspects of physically their remediation. Behavior theory, principles and oriented sciences and contemporary technology. It terminology will be covered extensively. History will serve both to introduce technical personnel to liquid scintillation who are new to this field, and to Great Battles of History (HIST x160.1) clarify some aspects of usage for those familiar with Engineering Primary emphasis in this course (which will be liquid scintillation while introducing some new a modification of HIST 160A,B) will be placed on 12 Digital Electronics Logic and Memory Lab methodology and/or concepts. great battles in history. Close attention will be given IEE x196C) Among the topics to be covered are: conven- to the character of commanders, the sources of man- Directions for the experiments to be performed tional soft -beta assay, multiple labelling experiments, power and their training, the organization of armies, as contained in two volumes published by E & L Cerenkov counting, alpha and gamma-counting, low their arms and equipment and detailed analysis of Instruments, Inc., known as "The Bugbook I" and level counting and dating, quench control and sample tactics. The battles have been selected to illustrate "The Bugbook II." These well-tested books were control for homogeneous and heterogeneous speci- warfare throughout history and throughout recorded written assuming the user has no prior electronics owns. time. Detailed visual material will support the lecture background. Rapid familiarization with digital elec- and discussion. The battles to be presented include: Prerequisite: open to science or engineering tronics has been achieved through reading and per- Kadesh (1288 B.C.) Mongol Invasion of Iran majors or minors with upper division standing. forming these experiments by hundreds of inter- Ch'in (400 B.C.) (13th Century) ested individuals of varied backgrounds at other Hydespes (326 B.C.) Constantinople (1453) institutions. Each student independently performs Cannae (216 B.C.) Leuthen (1757) 65 experiments using over 40 different Economics types of IC Damascus (634) Jena (1806) chips of the 7400 Introduction to Ccst/Benefit Analysis (ECON -series. All components, design Jaffa (1191) Gettysburg (1863) breadboards and tools will x106 and ECON x406) be provided in the lab. Leyte Gulf (1944) Each student will progress at his or her own speed. The course deals with estimating the money Each day of the class one battle will be con- value of the impacts of a project. It covers the use of Registration will take place at the first class sidered, including its historical background, composi- market prices and shadow prices, consumer and pro- meeting on Tuesday, December 27, 12:30 p.m., tion of the contending armies, a description of the ducer surplus, the discounted value criterion, the in Engineering Bldg. 250. Each student will arrange conduct of battle, followed by attempts to analyze treatment of risk and the choice of a discount rate. his or her own hours with the understanding that victory and defeat as well as the importance of the the program will be complete by January 20, 1978. battle in history. Education The Cold War as History (HIST x172.3) Career-Life Planning Workshop ( ED CO x167.4) Health A study of the diplomatic relations among the This workshop is designed to introduce the con- great powers in the years cepts and techniques used for individual career and 1939-1969. Emphasis will Professions be given the origins and course of the Cold War, par- life-planning to counselors, teachers and students. The Older Woman (HPROF x127) ticularly as it affected relations between the United The methods used in the workshop are adaptable for An overview of the life situation of the older States and the Soviet Union. use by counselors and teachers in a high school or woman and her varied response to a changing society. college curriculum to teach students techniques for The class will focus on the physical, psycho -social making career and -life decisions. realities common to the older female experience; and will discuss specific role changes affecting the older Laws Related to Children and Youth: Delin- Home woman. The class will deal with specific topics, such quency Prevention (ED CO x232.1) as: retirement, legal dilemmas, economic concerns, Economics This course will focus on a general understand- widowhood, ethnicity and self-esteem. Also, the class ing of laws related to youth. There will be special will describe and explore ways for women to meet Selected Topics in Family Life Education, emphasis placed on the study of law in relation to the multiple changes of later life span. Parenting: Implications for Child Develop- cultural, ethnic and socio-economic differences. The Instructor will be Kathleen McConnell, director ment (H EC x197) major concentrations of readings and discussion will of the Santa Clara County Council of Churches This class will discuss the effects of child rearing be: the scope and nature of law applicable to youth Friendly Visiting program. practices on physical, social, cognitive and emotional and families; and a review of school law as it influ- development of the child. Analysis of cultural factors ences the work of the pupil personnel service worker Family Counseling in Aging Problems influencing child rearing practices. Prerequisite: H EC especially those policies and practices which directly (HPROF 60 or equivalent. influence "discipline" in schools. Credit is applicable x128) to the Standard Designated Services Credential: Pupil This course will introduce applied gerontolo- Personnel Services. gists to the concepts and techniques of problem. orientedfamily counseling. By the end of the Specific observation and analysis will be focused course, the student should have gained sufficient Humanities on: juvenile probation detention system (dependent skills at gerontological problem -oriented family children, out of control and law violators); juvenile Contemporary Issues Ways of Knowing and counseling to enhance the quality of their inter- Judging (HUM x160) delinquency prevention systems; youth service bu- actions with the elders (and the families of the of the vital issues and enduring reau; and school disciplinary policies and practices. elders) they serve. Also, students will be more greatly An examination Visitations and observation during the workshop ideas in modern life ethical, political, social, etc. sensitized to a wide variety of issues in applied will be centered at the Santa Clara County Juvenile as seen in the context of Western thought. Content gerontology which can be usefully conceptualized varies from semester and from instructor. May be Court and Santa Clar , County Juvenile Ranch pro- as family (or extended kin network) issues. grams. repeated for credit with a different instructor. Instructor will be John J. Herr, research/ Advanced Transpersonal Development Journal clinical associate at the Mental Health Institute. Is There An Answer to Death? (HUM x196) Theory (El) CO x269) This course takes death out of the shadows to (HPROF x129) This seminar will use a variety of methods, Law and the Elderly help us find comfort in an area that all too often including the Intensive Journal, to work through the Elders encounter many and difficult legal prob- means only suffering, fear and pain. The instructor relationship between life span development and lems in our society. Many of these problems are shows that in facing death we face life; and that to higher levels of consciousness. Prerequisite: ED CO experienced exclusively by elders, while many are come to terms with death early in life is the only way 119.5 or 219.5 or an Intensive Journal workshop not age specific. It is only by understanding the na- to find our own personal meaning in an alienated or consent of instructor. ture and degree of these problems that we can begin world. The instructor will explain how a positive con- to remedy them. This course is designed to convey a frontation with death can be a personally liberating Preventive Maintenance of Audio-Visual Equip- fundamental understanding of the legal problems of experience how it can help us develop our indivi- ment (ED IT x125G) elders and of their rights. dual identities and give us the security we need to This course will provide the librarian and others Specific issues that will be considered include live our lives courageously. He shows us how to deal with the theory and practical experience necessary to age discrimination in employment, mandatory retire. with the fear we each feel when contemplating death 3 ...... our own and that of Others - and 'reveals how an of the sport. In addition to the. . tnition. fee, $20 abled. Emphasis will be .placed..00 assassmant acceptance of death can bring greater meaning to must be paid per student to the Student Union for niques, establishing objectives and implementing life. lineage. activities based on assessment data and evaluating "Is There An Answer to Death?" is for all program and client progress. people - from parents whose children begin to ask Beginning Weight Training (PE x35A) Prerequisite: upper division standing. increased physical about death to old people for whom death may be A course designed to develop Instructors are Joseph Ovick, vice principal, capacity through the use of progressive resistance close, from people who contemplate suicide to those Program for Orthopedically Handicapped, Santa exercises utilizing barbells, dumbbells, snap-on who need to comfort others. Clara County, Chandler Tripp School, San Jose, and weights and the universal gym machine. The course will be instructed by Dr. Peter James Baker, supervising head teacher, Della Maggiore Koestenbaum, author of the textbook, "Is There An Center for the Mentally Retarded, San Jose. Theory of Weight Training (PE x135W) Answer to Death?" This course is designed to give physical educa- Confluent Creativity An Introduction tion majors and people in the physical education to Methods for Humanizing Educational/ Industrial profession the opportunity to become acquainted Recreational Environments (RECLS x147F) with the methods and benefits of weight training and An introduction and exploration of the follow- Studies conditioning programs. ing confluent methods: active listening, problem solving, values clarification, discipline problems, role of Machines (IND S xI31.1) Principles Track and Field Workshop - 1978 (PE x495.2) playing, games and effective environments. The The maintenance of woodworking hand and This workshop is designed to expose the latest method of presentation will involve active parti- power tools including proper adjustment and care ideas pertaining to body mechanics and training cipation by class members in situations that will will be covered through first-hand experience in the philosophies in track and field. Faculty will include engender an effective awareness of classroom and laboratory. Lubrication, reconditioning and sharp- the SJSU staff and guest lecturers, including Lee recreational problems and how to implement effec- ening of cutting edges, replacement of parts, repair Perry, noted sports medicine expert. Students who tive strategies to deal with them. of worn parts and installation of new equipment have enrolled in past workshops may also enroll in are Dr. Michael T. Murphy, curri- will be included. the 1978 course since the course number and content Instructors culum consultant, Oakland Unified School District, are different. and Richard Collette, Jr., professional consultant, Natural Science Skyline High School. Natural History of Weeds and Wild Things Political Science Interpersonal Communication Within Organi- (NAT S x146) zations (RECLS x147J) Political Campaigns ( PO L S x196M) A lecture-laboratory course emphasizing the The course will introduce students to basic Techniques, functions and significance of poli- natural history of weeds, wildflowers and the animals interpersonal communication skills within an organi- tical campaigns in American politics. Evaluation to inhabiting these plants. In the laboratory, emphasis zational environment as in public and private business be based on classroom participation and written is on the use of wide-field dissecting microscopes in through a methodology which will include inter- project. examining microstructures and micro-organisms. personal exercises, lectures, guest speakers, audio visuals and assigned readings. Physical Instructor is Margaret Ward, interpersonal com- Recreation and munication consultant. Education Leisure Studies Speech Beginning Bowling (PE x24A) Individualized Assessment of Clients for This course will cover the complete mechanics Effective Therapeutic Recreation Programming Communication of body movement and control, the four-step ap- (RECLS x113) Interpersonal Communication (SPCOM x110) proach, the physical plant (ball, machinery, etc.), This course will explore through lecture and The development of skills in dialogue and dis scoring and maintaining an average, participation discussion means of assessment to prescribe indivi- cussion through the study of appropriate principles in a social and competitive situation plus the history dualized programming for the developmentally dis- and through participation in face-to-face interactions. rwr kiallvk..24i Schedule of Classes 114f,' 42146 Descriptions oi the courses listed below may be found in the "New Courses and Workshops" section of this bulletin (pages 2-4), the Undergraduate Catalog or the Graduate Catalog. All classes meet Jan. 3-20 unless otherwise indicated. Code No. Course No. Title Time Days Room Instructor Units Fee ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE 43050 Al x196A Seminar in Questioned Documents 0800-1130 MTWTh MHS 26 R. Chang 3 $111.00 43061 Al x196B Minority Trends in Administration of Justice 0800-1130 MI1VTh MH520 W. Dawson 3 $105.00 ANTHROPOLOGY 43702 ANTH x196F Anthropology of the Media 1300-1630 MTWTh DMH149A J. McLeod 3 $105.00 ART 43805 ART x115 Textile Design - Weaving 0800-1400 MTWTh ART2I8 D. Castleberry 3 $105.00 43816 ART x116 Textile Design - Advanced Weaving 0800-1400 MTWTh ART2I 8 D. Castleberry 3 $105.00 43820 ART x124A General Crafts 0800-1400 MI1VTh ARTIO3 L. Stanley 3 $105.00 43842 ART x125 Special Topics in Crafts Jan, 9-20 0900-1500 MTWTh ART212 P. Henry 2 $70.00 43831 ART x196 Group Art Therapy Experience 0800-1400 MTWTh ART206 P. Dachinger 3 $105.00 ART x180 Individual Studies ARR ARR ARR staff 1-3 $35.00 per unit BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 44306 BOT x431 Botany for Plant Lovers 1830-2130 MTWTh DH344 C. Bell 3 $105.00 plus two Saturday field trips BUSINESS 44704 BUS x20A Introduction to Financial Accounting 0800-1130 MTWTh BC003 A. Beckett 3 5105.00 44715 BUS x2OB Introduction to Managerial Accounting 0800-1130 MTWTh BC! 14 D. Chang 3 $105.00 44833 BUS x80 Introduction to the Legal Environment 0800-1130 MTWTh BC117 J. Rogers 3 $105.00 of Business 44774 BUS x9I Electronic Data Processing 0800-1130 MTWTh BC015 L. Neidleman 3 $105.00 44785 BUS x91 Electronic Data Processing 1830-2200 MTWTh BC015 staff 3 $105.00 44796 BUS x110 Business Communications 0800-1130 MTWTh BC312 J. Stud 3 $105.00 44800 BUS x110 Business Communications 1830-2200 MTWTh BC312 J. Harper 3 5105.00 44811 BUS x116 Office Management 0800-1130 MTWTh BC300 J. Thomas 3 $105.00 44726 BUS x121A Intermediate Accounting I 0800-1130 MTWTh BC115 E. Pinto 3 $105.00 44730 BUS x121B Intermediate Accounting II 1750-2230 WV BC003 R. Walker 3 $105.00 44741 BUS x122A Cost Accounting 0800-1130 MTWTh BC 110 G. Costouros 3 S105.00 44752 BUS x123A Income Tax Accounting 0800-1130 MTWTh BC002 D. Roark 3 $105.00 44903 BUS x130 Introduction to Marketing 0800-1130 MTWTh BC 125 W. Penn 3 $105.00 44914 BUS x134A Consumer Behavior 0800-1130 MTWTh BC221 S. Silver 3 $105.00 4 (20de Np. Caine Na. Tide Diys Rootii Instructor Units Fee 44844 BUS x150 Introduction to Human Resource 0900-1230 MTWTh BC309 H. Oestreich 3 $105.00 Administration 44855 BUS x150 Introduction to Human Resource 1800-2130 MTWTh BC309 L. Lee 3 $105.00 Administration 44866 BUS x156 Administrative Skills for Women 0900-1340 MTW BC207 B. Woodward 3 $105.00 44870 BUS x160 Fundamentals of Management 0800-1130 MTWTh BC311 M. Silva 3 $105.00 44881 BUS x167 Operations Management 1800-2130 MTWTh BC22I A. El Shaieb 3 $105.00 44763 BUS x170 Business Finance 0800-1130 MTWTh BCH' W. Saunders 3 $105.00 BUS x210 Communication Techniques 1830-2200 MTWTh BC312 J. Harper 3 $105.00 in Research BUS x251 Seminar in Organizational Behavior 1750-2230 MTW BC207 P. Probasco 3 $126.00 44925 BUSED x495 Self-Management for Educators 1600-2200 F BC015 V. Panico 1 $30.00 Jan. 20-21, 1978 0800-1700 Sat M. McIntyre E. White CHEMISTRY 45205 CHEM x196B Liquid Scintillation Spectrometry 1830-2230 MTWThF DH181 A. Ling $35.00 Jan. 16-20, 1978 ECONOMICS 45614 ECON x I A Principles of Economics 0800-1130 MTWTh DMH164 D. Garnel 3 $105.00 45603 ECON xl B Principles of Economics 0800-1130 MTWTh DMH166 J. Willis 3 $105.00 45625 ECON x106 Introduction to Cost/Benefit Analysis 0900-1700 TN, DMH161 T. Watkins 1 $35.00 Jan. 12-13, 1978 45636 ECON x406 Introduction to Cost/Benefit Analysis 0900-1700 ThF DMH161 T. Watkins 1 $35.00 Jan. 12-13, 1978 EDUCATION 46222 ED CO x167.4 Career-Life Planning Workshop 1900-2200 MW ED239 S. Brew 1 $35.00 Jan. 9-23, 1978 46200 ED CO x232.1 Laws Relating to Children and 1630-1900 MTWTh ED414 J. Niles 2 $78.00 Youth: Delinquency Prevention 46211 ED CO x269 Advanced Transpersonal 1600-1930 MTWTh ED435 J. Beggs 3 $105.00 Development Journal Theory 46605 ED IT x125G Preventive Maintenance of 1800-2100 F ED431 L. Espinosa 1 $37.00 Audio-Visual Equipment 0800-1500 Sat. Jan. 6,7,14, 1978 47600 ED SP x121 Behavior Modification of Speech Language 1600-2200 MTWTh SDI22 A. Farmer 3 $105.00 & Hearing Problems

ENGINEERING 48101 EE x196C Digital Electronics Logic AR R ARR ENG250 E. Anderson 2 $105.00 and Memory Lab first class meeting, Dec. 27, 1977, at 12:30 p.m. in ENG BLD 250 Dec. 27, 1977-Jan. 20, 1978 ENGLISH 48705 ENGL x112A Children's Literature 0800-1130 MTWTh ED238 D. Van Becker 3 $105.00 48716 ENGL x157 Seminar in Advanced Composition 0800-1130 MTWTh MH223 A. Rosenberg 3 $105.00 HEALTH PROFESSIONS 49604 HPROF x127 The Older Woman 0900-1200 MTWThE SCI136 K. McConnell $35.00 Jan. 16-20, 1978 49615 HPROF x128 Family Counseling in Aging Problems 0800-1130 MTWThE SCI136 J. Hen 1 $35.00 Jan. 9-13, 1978 49626 HPROF x129 Law and the Elderly 0900-1300 TWThE SCI 1 36 M. Gilfix 1 $35.00 Jan. 3-6, 1978 HEALTH SCIENCES 49803 HS x261 Epidemiologic Methodology 1800-2045 MTWTh DH544 H. Robinson 2 $70.00 HISTORY 50002 HIST x171 Development of the American 0800-1130 MTWTh DMH238 L. Lee 3 $105.00 Constitution 50013 HIST x172.3 The Cold War as History 1830-2200 MTWTh DMH237 M. Boll 3 $105.00 L. Engelmann 50024 HIST x160.1 Great Battles of History 0900-1230 MTWTh DMH150 G. Moore 3 $105.00 HOME ECONOMICS 50201 H EC x105 Current Trends in Nutrition 0830-1200 MTWTh HEC101 N. Downes 3 $105.00 R. Tseng 50212 H EC x197 Selected Topics in Family Life 0830-1200 MTWTh HEC102 P. Schwartz 3 5105.00 Education, Parenting: Implications for Child Development HUMANITIES 50400 HUM xI60 Contemporary Issues 0800-1130 MTWTh PER109 J. Brazil 3 $105.00 50422 HUM x160 Contemporary Issues - Ways of 0900-1230 MTWTh DM11162 R. Larsen 3 $105.00 Knowing and Judging 50411 HUM x196 Is There An Answer to Death? 0930-1300 MTWTh BC214 P. Koestenbaum 1 $35.00 Jan. 16-19, 1978 INDUSTRIAL STUDIES 50503 INDS x131.1 Principles of Machines 0830-1530 MTWIliF 1S116 A. Lappin 1 $35.00 Jan. 9-13, 1978 MILITARY SCIENCE 52102 MIL S xIA* Fundamentals of Leadership: 0800-1200 MTWTh MH323 G. Hill 2 $24.00 the U.S. Defense Establishment 52113 MIL S xl2A* Map and Aerial Photograph Reading: 0800-1200 MTWTh MH323 G. Hill 2 $24.00 Applied Leadership and Management *Both classes must be taken together. NATURAL SCIENCE 52500 NAT S x146B Natural History of Weeds and 0800-1130 MTWThE DH210 R. Thaw 2 $70.00 Wild Things Dec. 1/-30 and Jan. 3-6, 1978 PHILOSOPHY 53406 PHIL x050 Introduction to Philosophy 0800-1130 MTWTh MH221 C. Stewart 3 $105.00 53410 PHIL x105 Chinese and Japanese Philosophy 0800-1130 MTWTh BC124 S. Terskawa 3 $105.00 PHYSICAL EDUCATION 53701 PE x24A Beginning Bowling 1100-1300 MTWTh Student Union E. Sobczak 1 $35.00 Alleys 53712 PE x35A Beginning Weight Training 0800-1000 MTWTh MG206 C. Lewis 1 $35.00 53756 PE x92 Principles and Analysis of Gymnastics 0800-1250 MTWTh MG 201 R. Chew 2 $70.00 Jan. 3-12, 1978 5 utvr.510.an t ktxhnrn _ Cnde Tide Time Days Room ,Instructor Units P -,. 53745 PE x135W Theory of Weight Training 1830-2200 MTWTh MG202 C. Jennett 2 $70.00 Jan. 3-12, 1978 53723 PE x270 Curriculum and Instruction of 1630-2000 MTWTh PER 152 A. Scarbrough 3 5105.00 Physical Education 53734 PE x495.2 Track and Field Workshop - 1978 0800-1800 Sat.,Sun. MG201 A. Bullard 1 $35.00 Inn 14-15 10/1/ POLITICAL SCIENCE 54106 POL S x001 American Government 0830-1200 MTWTh BC212 R. Young 3 $105.00 54110 POL S x102 State Government 0830-1200 MTWTh BC120 T. Norton 3 $105.00 W. McCraw L. Gerston 54121 POL S x196M Political Campaigns 0830-1200 MTWThF 8C219 T. Christensen 1 $35.00 Jan. 16-20, 1978 PSYCHOLOGY 54305 PSYCH x110 Abnormal Psychology 0800-1130 MTWTh DMH356 E. Kaschak 3 $105.00 54316 PSYCH x116 Mental Hygiene 0800-1130 MTWTh DMH357 R. Pellegrini 3 5105.00 54320 PSYCH x125 Introduction to Group Dynamics 0800-1130 MTWTh ED1171 J. Meryman 3 5105.00 54331 PSYCH x139 Psychology of Personality 0800-1130 MTWTh DMH165 R. Hicks 3 $105.00 54504 STAT x115A Elementary Statistics 0800-1130 MTWTh DMH353 H. Richardson 3 $105.00 54515 STAT x115B Intermediate Statistics 0800-1230 MTWTh DMH339 J. Asher 3 $105.00 PSYCH x298 Special Problems ARR ARR ARR staff 1-4 $35.00 per unit RECREATION AND LEISURE STUDIES 54611 RECLS x113 Individualized Assessment of Clients 1830-2200 M7V/ThF PER280 J. Ovick 1 535.00 for Effective Therapeutic J. Baker Recreation Programming Jan. 9-13, 1978 54622 RECLS x147F Confluent Creativity - An Introduction 0830-1200 MIVIThF PER280 M. Murphy 1 535.00 to Methods for Humanizing R. Collett Educational/Recreational Environments Jan. 9-13, 1978 54600 RECLS x147.1 Interpersonal Communication 1830-2200 TWThF PERIN M. Ward 1 535.00 Within Organizations 0830-1200 Sat. Jan. 3-7. 1978 SOCIOLOGY 55204 SOCIO x115 Mass Society 0800-1130 MTWTh MH322 A. Young 3 $105.00 55215 SOCIO x170 The Modern Family 0800-1130 MTWTh DMH208 D. Hardy 3 $105.00 SPEECH COMMUNICATIONS 55403 SPCOM x110 Interpersonal Communication 0930-1300 MTWTh SD231 J. Ray 3 $105.00 SPCOM x180 1 Individual Studies ARR ARR ARR staff 1-3 $35.00 per unit SPCOM x184 1 Directed Reading ARR ARR ARR staff L-2 $35.00 per unit SPCOM x298 1 Special Study ARR ARR ARR staff 1-3 $35.00 per unit SPCOM x299 1 Master's Thesis or Project ARR ARR ARR staff 1-3 $35.00 1 Project agreements with a departmental instruct,, iiius, ire made prior to the beginning ot this session. per unit THEATRE ARTS 55705 TA x131 Storytelling 0900-1230 MTWIlt SDI14 N. Mitchell 3 $105.00 55716 TA x176 Television: Form, Content, Criticism 1830-2200 MTWTh SD124 C. Flick 3 $105.00 URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING URB P x298 Special Study ARR ARR ARR D. Rothblatt 1-3 $35.00 per unit Academic Credit 24-Hour Clock PM Information January Session courses numbered x001 through an instructor's signature and submit it to the Office x399 offer students extension credit which, in most of Continuing Education no later than the third class cases, can be applied toward a degree or credential at meeting. Auditors are not required to do assignments SJSU. A maximum of 24 extension semester units or take examinations, but they must go through nor- can be applied toward an undergraduate degree and mal registration piocedures and pay the same fees a maximum of six extension units may be applied as students enrolled for credit. toward a graduate degree. Check with youedepart- ment on the acceptability of a specific course. If you Credit/No Credit plan to transfer extension credit earned at SJSU to "CR/NC" (credit/no credit) grades are used in another college or university, you should consult field work, theses, projects, individual studies and with that school's advisor on degree requirements. directed reading and may be used in activity courses and workshops as recommended by departments and Professional Growth approved by the School Dean and the Academic Vice Courses numbered x400 through x499 are President. An upper division student has the option "professional growth" courses - meaning they are of taking a maximum of 12 semester units outside designed for professional advancement and may not the major, the minor and general education on the PM be applied toward a degree or credential. Each "400" basis of credit/no credit for courses normally graded The time that courses begin and end is indicated course is planned to meet a specific need of an identi- A,B.C.D.F. The student who elects this option must in the schedule by the 24-hour clock. For example, fied group. file a "credit/no credit option card" with Continuing classes beginning at 8 a.m, and ending at 8:50 a.m. Education by the third class meeting. are shown as 0800 and 0850. Afternoon and evening Maximum Unit Load Students may accumulate a maximum of 60 classes are indicated by a four-digit number, which is A maximum of four units may be taken during semester units of credit/no credit grades toward a the sum of 1200 added to the hour and minutes of the three-week January Session. Applications for baccalaureate degree; exceptions to this may be made the class. For example, a class beginning at 3 p.m. additional units may be obtained from the Office of for New College and cother experimental programs. and ending at 4:30 p.m. is listed as 1500 and 1630; Continuing Education, JC13613. If a student is not eligible for the credit/no credit an 8 p.m. class is shown as 2000. option, s/he will receive a letter grade for the course. Audit Students wishing to audit a course in January Session must complete an "audit option card" with 6 _ .1- of... Add/Drop Procedures Withdrawal on or after the first class session: Other Information No adding of courses will be permitted after Courses of five meetings or longer: 65 per Library Privileges the second class meeting'. If you drop a course on or cent of fees collected will be refunded until one January Session students receive the same library before the second day it is scheduled to meet, no quarter of the course time has elapsed after which privileges as regular SJSU students. Library privilege indication of this class will appear on your permanent there will be no refund. cards are sent with class confirmations. record. Failure to drop a course will result in an Courses of four meetings or less: no refund. unofficial drop posted to the student's transcript. Applications for refunds must be filed with the Cash- Discontinued Classes All drops on and after the first class meeting must ier's Office, Administration Bldg. 103A, immediately Because the January Session program is self-supporting, be signed by the instructor. upon withdrawal or drop in unit load. courses occasionally must be cancelled if sufficient Drops after January 17 (for classes of two The time of withdrawal is determined by the enrollments are not obtained. The Office of Continu- weeks' length or more) will not be permitted except date on which the University Cashier and the Office ing Education reserves the right to discontinue, post- in cases such as accident or serious illness where the of Continuing Education receive written notification pone or combine classes, and to change instructors. case of dropping is due to circumstances beyond the of the student's withdrawal, or by postmark date on If a class is discontinued by Continuing Education, student's control. Students -are required to do the the mailed notification, whichever occurs first. all fees are refunded to students without penalty. following: Announcements of cancellation will be made on or EXPITLftila-14171/MJAMPINIAM before the second class meeting. 1. Obtain the instructor's signature on the drop form. Photography - Fees 2. Submit a written explanation of the reason The basic tuition fee for January Session is $35 per for the drop along with the drop form. Death Valley unit, although unusual cost requirements for some 3. Obtain the approval of the Dean of Contin- March 20-24, 1978 Education. courses may require the fee to be higher or lower uing Death Valley National Monument offers the

than the standard charge. The fee schedule is set by serious photographer breathtaking views of sand and the Board of Trustees of the California State Univer- Refunds mountains brilliantly endowed with color and con- sity and Colleges System and is subject to change. Refunds are not automatic. If the Office of Contin- trasts to stimulate the imagination. Zabriskie Point, Late registration (effective second uing Education discontinues a course, the tuition fee Bad Water, Dante's View, Mosaic Canyon and Devil's day of class) 45.00 will be refunded only upon request by the student. If Golf Course are just some of the intriguing names you Check returned for any cause $5.00 a student withdraws from a course and applies to Con- will encounter in your photographic trek across this Transcript of record $1.00 tinuing Education for a refund, a portion of the fee incredible valley. Auditors are charged the same fees as students who will be refunded according to the following schedule: Participants will receive group instruction and take work for credit. Non-residents pay the same I) Withdrawal after paying fees but before the individual guidance in composition, exposure, filters, January Session fees as residents of California. first class meeting: all fees refunded. film and general camera techniques. There will be two evening seminars in which workshop participants and instructors will show and discuss their own work. A post-evaluation session also will be scheduled. Field Studies in Natural You must provide your own food, lodging, camera(s), film, tripod(s), etc. Motel accommoda- History: Baja tions are scarce and reservations should be made two January 4-15, 1978 to three months in advance. Camping space is usually Baja California is still undisturbed country for the seeker of a natural environment. Participants in no problem. this one-week program will explore the Pacific coastline, study the desert with its unique boojums and cardon,whale-watch at Guerrero Negro and cross the peninsula to Bahia de los Angeles for the subtropical Instructors: Charles Sanders, professor of photo- wonders of the Sea of Cortez. graphy at SJSU, and Ed Cismondi, photographer/ The course will include geology, zoology, botany and general natural history, plus anthropology and owner of San Jose Camera Shop. local culture and history. Activities include skin and SCUBA diving, fishing, feasting and becoming ac- Credit: The workshop provides one unit of upper quainted with local communities and their populations. division, degree applicable extension credit (PHOTO Students will provide their own food, transportation (in car pools) and camping equipment. Class size x198). is limited. All participants must be enrolled for credit or audit. Each student should allow approximately $100 for additional travel and food expenses. Fees: Tuition is $65 and does not include transporta- tion, food, lodging, camera or photographic supplies. Credit Three credit options are available: For further information and pre-registration materials 1) Two units of natural science credit (NAT S xl 50D) for those only doing field work. contact: 2) One unit of geology credit (GEOL x180) and two units of natural science credit (NAT S xl 50D). Office of Continuing Education Required will be a geology research paper/project in addition to the field work. San Jose State University 3) Three units of biology credit (BIOL x190E). Required will be specified readings and a research San Jose, CA 95192 project/paper in the areas of botany, invertebrate or vertebrate zoology, selected in conference with the (408) 277-2182 instructor. Fees Credit Option I (NAT S x150D) $100.00 International Credit Option 2 (NAT S x150D and GEOL x180) - $110.00 Credit Option 3 (bluL x190E) -$110.00 Travel Study 1978 Enrollment Whether you like to travel and study as part of Early application is recommended since enrollment is limited to 40 participants. Forlinformation and an organized group or go off on your own inde- registration materials contact the Field Studies secretary (408) 277-2213. or visit Journalism Classroom Bldg. 214 on the SJSU campus. pendently, the Office of Continuing Education can serve you. Enrollment deadline is December 12, 1977. Travel Study Programs Summer workshops of- fering 3--6 units of credit are scheduled for England, Field Studies in Natural Denmark, Poland, the Soviet Union, Greece, Africa, Latin America, Hawaii and the South Pacific. Topics include education, comparative culture, the arts, History: Death Valley goldsmithing and silversmithing. March 19-25. 1978 Participants will earn one unit of natural science Charter Flights Year-round charter flights to credit. The class may be repeated for credit. This popular annual spring vacation trip to Europe at low rates may be booked on campus Death Valley presents an in-depth study of the desert Re-repeaters: An alternate site for re-repeaters (possi through the Office of Continuing Education. bly Joshua Tree Monument or Borrego Springs) i as a unique and fragile ecosystem. Rotating trail Independent Study While on holiday, earn groups, led by different instructors. will look at the now being considered. Please contact the field studie geology, ecology, vertebrate, invertebrate and botani- secretary to indicate your interest. L. extra units through independent study arrangements t_L cal life in the desert. For information contact: with on-campus faculty. The group will be headquartered in Ryan. a Field Studies Secretary For information ... former mining community and resort, now a ghost Journalism Classroom Bldg. 214 International Travel Study folk Office of Continuing Education town. Evening activities will include singing, Education dancing and lecture-discussions with guest speakers San Jose State University Office of Continuing on the history and environmental problems currently San Jose, CA 95192 San Jose State University facing Death Valley. (408) 277-2213 San Jose, CA 95192 (408) 277-2182 7 SJSU employeesij:B system with $1.2 billi apartheid South Africa. The employees' mo Employees' Retiremen in South Africa a economic discriminatio Officials of PERS I the University of Cali which were scenes of similar investments, PE action. our own and that ot 1, However, faculty cm. Nn rni,rso n unaware of the investrr the issue. Advance registration deadline: Tuesday, December 20, 1977 SJSU faculty and sti investments through p employees throughout tt Colleges system. Additic How to Register employer's contribution Include your zip code to insure receipt of your -Campus Registration (First Day of Class) The result is that Advance Registration On January Session program and grades. a space- percent of 556,759 emplo3 through Tuesday, Students may register on the first day of a class, on Advance registration will take place now Copy the proper course numbers carefully and South African invei handled on a rust come, available basis and with approval of the instructor. December 20. Since registration is avoid transposing numbers (31000 to 13000, for instance). interest for several yea basis and some classes are filled quickly, it is best I) Attend classes desired and obtain signatures of rust served Courses listed without a code number require that you obtain completed a study of th to register for your courses as soon as possible. one directly from the department prior to registration. instructors on registration forms. (Additional forms are available in the Office of Continuing Education, JC 136B.) cording to Melvin Peter To avoid a delay in completing the registration proc- Fees are listed with each course in the schedule. PERS. accurate and complete. form and may be paid 2) Take registration materials to Cashier's Office, ess, make sure the registration form is Fees must accompany the registration "As time went on on one form. BankAmericard. (A special BankAmericard form must be Administration Bldg. 103A, to pay fees, including any late and You may register for all courses by known about used to make payment and may be obtained from the Cash- fees, if applicable. U.S. involv, The address you list will be used to mail your class ier's Office.) impression that we shoul, Both confirmation and grade report. Print name rust, middle, last in the provided to express con Include the name (i.e., a maiden name or adopted boxes, one letter to a box. officials of PERS sent l: family name) under which SJSU may have any of your past own stock in including records Packard which have in, COUNTY CODES "As far as! know, we Alameda 0001 action," Petersen said "1 San Josi'. State University Alpine 0002 Amador 0003 timeHe said for PERS to January Session Butte 0004 Registration Form Calaveras 000$ Colusa 0006 Social Security Number Ii Contra Costa 0007 Deal Norte 0008 Print your full legal name El Dorado 0009 "2)1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Fresno 0010 (Last) (First) (Middle) Glenn 0011 Number and Street Humboldt 0012 (006)1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Imperial 0013 Inyo 0014 City, State and Zip Code 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Kern 0015 Kings 0016 10731 1 ele hone Numbers Lake 0017 Lassen 0018 ear 1 II Iii) time DJ c,1 Birth (enter niontli-da-s Los Angeles 0019 area code (003) Madera 0020 Se.x (enter M male, County of permanent resident:, Marts 0021 II F venin g s moor l, female) (see county code listings) . Mariposa 0022 area code .t)45) Mendocino 0023 lb...Picnic, propo rt.& in hos1 Merced 0024 New v ,i(Higi hi e)st class level achieved or degree obtained: 1 LI Modoc 0025 741P Cr, Ihi ear (721) (030) Mono 0026 .i ,,,Itrse 0) No wile, / OM 1/1C1v1111,1i1).11 III .1114111. 41 1.10.111eildell prior 3i Junior (60-89 units) 6) Master's Degree Is this your first enroll- Montery 0027 ..11vrad 4 51St.15l ...Ulmwh t rough es t emi.Pii.,Prilliricr P4,4Prl I ) lreshinan (119 units) 4 Senior (90+ units) 7) Doctoral Degree ment at SJSU (enter Y, ,., a Nola Unlversitv rma.ler Degree Napa 0028 eso 2) Sophomore (30-59 units) 5 Bachelor's yes, or N, no) to Sprin.. 1 Slimmer 3. 5 all 4 Nevada 0029 Orange 0030 Placer 0031 F nter here any other name you have used at 5.151.1 I Noma, 0032 worriE (619)1 1 Riverside 0033 Lao I tr,t Middle Sacramento 0034 San Benito 003c AET HN IC ORIGIN San Bernardino 0036 on skc Diego 0037 In t rder to comply with the state and federal reyuirements related to reporting of enrollments by ethnic group, each student is requested (response is vol- San untary) to self-identify the ethnic tradition which the student believes best characterizes his/her cultural orientation. Please put the appropriate number/ San Francisco 0038 By Scott Bro San Joaquin 0039 letter in the box. There are easie I. American Indian, Native American Rican, South American Polynesian, Malayan, Eskimo, Asian-Indian, San 1 Los Obispo 0040 2. Black, Afro-American. Negro (Persons of Afri- 5. Oriental (Persons of Chinese. Japanese. Korean, Hawaiian) getting from one point Caucasian, White San Mateo 0041 can ancestry) or Oriental ancestry) 7. There certainly 3. Chicano, MexicanArnerican 6. Other non-white (Persons of non-white ancestry 8. All other responses (not included in groups 1-7) Santa Barbara 0042 4. Central American, Cuban, Latin American, hien,: other than those included in groups 1-5, e.g.. F. Filipino Santa Clara 0043 ways. Santa Cruz 0044 But for Jackie J81 Complete your program using the schedule of classes. Enter each course fee. After totaling your fees, mail or take your fees and this registration form to: Shasta 0045 recreational therapy 0046 Cashier's Office Sierra there is none more es Make checks payable to San Jose State University unless otherwise indicated in the course description in the bulletin. 0047 January Session Registration Siskiyou rollerskating. Solano 0048 Administration Bldg., Room 103A On almost any da! San Jose State University SO11017111 0049 San Jose, CA 95192 Stanislaus 0050 seen sweeping down ti CLASS REQUEST Sutter 0051 sidewalks of SJSU Tehama 0052 through pedestrians, .1 Code Number Add* Drop Dept. GuirseN. 1 tnp.. 1/.1, 1400111 Units 1.ees Instructor's Trinity 0053 man-made obstacle: or 21 53 Signature Tulare 0054 graceful strides. Location Tuolomne 0055 Ventura 0056 It used to be diffil Yolo 0057 to skate in public, shi I 1-1 Yuba 0058 but with a new pair Out of State 0000 skates and a lot of pra, unabashed. The homocidal pedestrian herds congestion and other . hazards don't faze her. Li "That," she sai smile, "is what makes i Please be sure to indicate whether you are adding or dropping a course. In spite of S4 Instructor’s signature required for both adds and drops on and after first day of class. (see January session schedule for further explanation.) . _ congestion, she pointe skating sites abound di FOR OFFICE USE ONLY The concrete plan Cashier's Office Continuing Education Registration Office MacQuarrie Hall is p CLASS CONFIRMATION said, while parking I Receipt No garages, and the dns You are officially registered. dow lanes of banks are ; Course(s) closed. Besides, traf Course(s) cancelled. congestion "give you a .Fotal tees paid S Cash Check MO BotA Course(s) officially dropped. practice your turns," s required Notes or action For Jacobs, howev is not just an exotic past Besides a bicycl Continuing Education, (408)277-2182, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. For information call: skates are her only transportation, and she asevneer.81lo shopping expi

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Her only ambition I is a modest one. "1 want to rollersk the United States." While she detinitel, do it, no plans have b for the trio, she added.