Spartan Daily Volume 72, Number 13 Serving the San Jose State Community Since 1934 Friday, February 16, 1979 -inance code under revision ;rant funds may be created the special allocations committee notice, in order to "help the process responsible for allocatiing less than that a lot of times hurts student By Erin A. Hallissy revisions. There must be three $100 to organizations, instead of the programs." AS. Treasurer Nancy Mc- readings before the council can vote council being responsible for it as it dden proposed to the A.S. Council on the changes in the Act. is now; and establishing a grant In other action, the council Anesday revisions in Act 21, the Along with some minor changes, fund for amounts of less than $200 for approved a $1,131 request for full ance code of the council, there are also major ones, such as projects, services and events that funding of a new cardio-pulmonary The proposed changes were making the A.S. responsible for could potentially benefit all resuscitation program on campus mutated by McFadden and an ad informing the student body of fun- university students. that will charge a minimal fee of $5 committee of the council, ding possibilities from the AS. McFadden would also like to see for instruction, and it approved a This was the first reading before The most important changes, an emergency account instituted to $3,422 request for partial funding of council of the proposed according to McFadden, are making help groups get money on short the Asian-American spring festival, which will take place March 26-30. The council also voted to support =ullerton: waves of problems Michael Nuwer, a student who is trying to form a coalition of students to fight budget cuts on campus. weeping Council also approved without SJSU into trouble opposition the recommendation of Matthew Savoca to the graduate By Patrick McGrec,y half of SJSU's total, was the School 45 faculty positions to be lost next student seat on council which ,was Being hit by one wave, getting of Education, she said. fall. resigned last week by Rick Howe. and immediately being knocked During a question-and-answer 2k down by another, is SJSU "Public sector jobs are lackint,, period she said she is looking into Savoca is working on an M.A. in .esident Gail Fullerton's students are finding that there are setting up endowment chairs to raise linguistics and is the former cription of her first term in of- no jobs in teaching so they are money through private donations, president of the Gay Student Union as she spoke Wednesday to Pi leaving that field." as many private colleges do. on campus. ,ma Alpha, political Science Club mbers. Personnel officer Pam Wagner The same is true of ad- "We need to show the public who ministration of justice and library also announced to the council that no we are, so they'll be proud to give applications have been received for The first wave was the loss of science, Fullerton said. their money to us," she said. .5 million to $15 million in the election board for the aping Turn rags elections. The deadline is Friday, orating costs," she said to the 40 Curricular planning was further See page 6 When asked about SJSU's Feb. 16, but it may be extended. 7sons in the S.U. Costanoan room. upset by the crowded conditions of selling points she pointed to the Ten students-at -large are the private sector fields such as microbiology, solar energy and into riches needed for the board. "Then the second wave, the engineering and business, Fullerton nuclear chemistry programs at line in enrollment, came along," added. Funding had to be switched SJSU as unique programs. ?. said. around to meet the new demand. 'Marriage like horse radish' The major area of enrollment Because of the decline in The International Center and line, accounting for more than enrollment, Fullerton expects 40 to the Model U.N. can also be used to attract donators she said. Prof delivers 'last lecture' SJSU soesn't have the support of :x-New College prof's the large alumni that UC-Berkeley By Norman Gotwetter with tears in their eyes." including one 1919 tune called has, Fullerton noted. Giving his "last lecture" Another act had Industrial "Eccentrics." Tuesday, Organization and Psychology major Bonnie Buell The anniversary of the School of enure hearing begins "Where I did my undergraduate Management Prof. Pete Zidnak said singing tunes like, "You make me Business will continue next Wed- work, you entered as a freshman he was honored to be asked, "until I smile with my heart, you're my nesday evening with a banquet in the By Bob Dawson Next week Oler will begin to and stayed four years," she said. found they were serious," favorite work of art," to George S.U. Loma Prieta Room for finan- Opening statements were made introduce evidence and will begin "Here, students enter as juniors The contrived "last lecture" Halverson, dean of the School of cial analyst I.ouis Rukeyser. terday in an open grievance calling his 14 witnesses. after attending a community was part of a student-faculty talent Business. aring where Paul Oler, former college, so they don't establish ties show commemorating the SJSU istant professor and lecturer at The grievance hearing is with the school. SJSU is a way- School of Business's 50th an- On the guitar, despite a twice .w College, will contend his right presided over by Harry More, ad- station to somewhere else for most niversary, held in the S.U. Loma broken G-string, was Prof. Herbert Bill offers 'tenure and reappointment as ministration of justice professor. students." Prieta Room. Oestreich, Human Resource Ad- istant professor. Other members of the grievance ministration, who performed the corrunitteee, which was selected She believes that SJSU needs the Making some observations ever popular "Ballad of Dr. protection Oler served at SJSU, full time from a pool of volunteer faculty support of a strong alumni, not only about how life has changed, Zidnak Sigmund Freud" and "Aunt Clara." four consecutive years from the members, are Dr. Allen Tucker, financially, but also in writing let- quipped, "We watch our kids leave The latter one was "more difficult to of 1969 through the spring of physics professor, and music Prof. ters to the legislature. home, get married and have play with a broken G-string," in housing 3. Under Title V of the California Patrick Meirotto. Oler, as the "We need to have people say to children. But the big difference Oestreich said. By Ethan Winston ucation Code, he contends that plaintiff, will present his case and the legislature, 'Hey that's my today is that they don't do it in that Wrapping up the show, the Discrimination against students ice entitles him either to tenure Sasseen will present the univer- school, leave it alone,' " Fullerton order," and, "Marriage is like good Royal Society Jazz Orchestra played would become illegal under housing dismissal. Since he continued to sitiy 's defense. said. strong horse radish. Men praise it tunes mostly from the 1920s and '30s legislation passed by the Assembly 1978, he maintains, e through Housing and Community according Title V, that the Development Committee Wed- iversity is left with only the nesday. ernative of granting tenure. Assembly Bill 224 was in- The university holds that Oler troduced by Majority I.eader s always a temporary employee, Howard Berman, D-Los Angeles. at he was terminated and rehired His spokesman said a vote on the bill ,ch of those four years, and that he could be taken on the Assembly floor as, therefore, never a as early as Thursday. obationary employee eligible for nure. Similar legislation died at the end of last session after passing both In 1973 he was reduced to a houses, because of a technicality. ree-quarter workload. In 1975 his Legislative advocates quest for a full load was denied. representing the California le university policy requires that a Association of Realtors and the w position must be established in California Apartment Owners der to elevate an academic em- Association testified against A.B. ayee. Oler was told that the ex- 224 during the committee hearings. nse to advertise and review all A California ndidates was too much. In July Department of Housing and 76 he requested tenure and was Community Development formed of his "temporary" representative testified for the bill, inding, Oler said. as did advocates for the CSUC and UC student body presidents associations. In fall 1978 he said he refused a photo by Dawn' K other If-time appointment because it Putting business The realtors association plans to him. Oler to a musical note are some members of the Royal S.U. Loma Prieta Room, the event was in honor of SJSU's School isn't enought to support lobby assemblymen when the bill insurance Society Orchestra. The group was part of the entertainment of Business' 50th anniversary. currently selling life comes up for a floor vote but ad- featured at a student -faculty talent show, Tuesday. Held in the id investment annuities. vocate Jack Shelby said "It's hard to do and win." "I contend that I am still a .obationary employee and I the Springtime rains will turn brown gra ss green One reason many landlords do liversityl has continually failed to not want to be forced into taking yard me tenure," Oler said in his By Loretta Stagnitto become dormant in cold weather, California. Manhattan perennial rye are also students as tenents. said Shelby, is ening statements, during which he April showers may bring May according to Vern McGlothlen, "You can drive any place in used. that some students are "a little more troduced his extensive list of flowers but March will bring back supervisor of grounds. California at this time of year and "We use a little bit of spirited" than the general renting ievances. green lawns to SJSU. "Bermuda grass goes dormant see a lot of brown lawns," he said. everything," he said. population. For thosP who have wondered around November and comes back McGlothlen explained some Dr. Robert Sasseen, dean of why the lawns around campus are to life in the latter part of March," The lawns at SJSU are not en- "tricks" of keeping lawns green all The legislation provides for a culty, introduced the university's brown, the answer is simple. Most McGlothlen said. "Bermuda grass is tirely Bermuda grass. McGlothlen year. minimum $500 judgment against !tense with reminders of lawns are Bermuda grass and the most prevalent type of grass in said other types of grass such as landlords who are found guilty of 'ocedures to the grievance corn- He said big country clubs will discriminating against students. ittee. The grievant must prove he overseed their golf courses. Over- Attorney fees could also be LS been wronged with respect to a seeding is a process of sprinkling rewarded by the court. Ttain right, the university seeds of grasses that have different presentative explained. In order seasonal patterns on the bennuda r him to have a grievance he must grass so that the lawns are green all weathccer ove that he has that "specific year. ght," Sasseen said. Another trick to keeping Oler is requesting that the California lawns green that is used iversity award him tenure and by many commercial businesses, at he be re-appointed to a full-time according to McGlothlen, is irkload. He is requesting back-pay spraying brown spots with green un academic year 1975-76 and turf paint. :erest on that amount and he is questing that all negative com- traffic ents about him be retracted and Fortunately, the constant lawns receive by moved from his file. the campus Clearing this morning not cause the brown students does with a high in the 50s, too low Participants agreed that the spots. in the 40s. Forecast by the aring is likely to be lengthy. It will SJSU convened each Thursday at 9 "Grass is pretty tolerant," Meteorology Depart- m. McGlothlen said. ment. Page 2, Fehruar 16, 1979 forum Editorial Cop/era headache Reports this week showing the much used Saxon copj properly ventilated machines may exceed legal irritant machine on campus to be "irritating" to at least 13 users, concentrations, he said. calls for an in-depth investigation to determine the safety Obviously, the Saxon is a potential health hazard. of the machine. Montgomery should first make on-site inspections ot According to Ron Montgomery, SJSU's en- all the Saxon copiers to make sure they are located when, vironmental health safety officer, "We have a problem of adequate ventilation is provided. people complaining, not a legal health problem." Second, people should not be required to sit or work But some users told the Daily they suffered from near the copier for any prolonged period of time until al light-headedness, dizziness and nausea when using the the complaints are checked out, perhaps with medical machine. Apparently, these persons are not aware of what checks given to those effected. a "legal" health problem is. Finally, the university and the California State Montgomery issued a memo to all administrative University and Colleges system, should look again at thqi heads last April stressing the importance of having wisdom of using a machine which poses such a potential adequate ventilation where the Saxon is located. Im- health hazard. Safety is more important than savings. 940W BUSINESS Business school celebration HA! W40 NEEDs..F, SJSU's School of Business observes its 50th year in teaching staff. About 800 students yearly graduate with tf 71'm EPS& business this week and next with celebrations involving business degrees in such specialties as accounting, somE past and present faculty and students. finance, marketing and management. KEAL ie In its founding year of 1928-29, four instructors made up the entire faculty of the then Department of Corn- The School of Business. SJSU's largest school, has mtNEy merce. In 1930, one student made up the first graduating come a long way from its modest beginnings in 1928. class. Congratulations to all those participating in its first half Now, 175 instructors are on the School of Business' century. Communist witchhunts? Student psyche hurt By Stephen Cohodas action." Indochina Peace Campaign ( IPC It was scary, a ghoulish deja vu We are taught little about were putting together the firs of the communist withhunts of the revolutionary situations around the museum of the antiwar movement it 1950s. world and less about revolutionary the United States. Joe McCarthy would have been organizations in the United States. RSB recruits joined the coalitioi proud of how the young American To that extent, the cold war is effort and failing to take over thr boys that Friday, Feb. 9, stood still being waged on this campus and group on the question of "Sovie their ground against "the reds," the we are kept uninformed. social-imperialism" I not exactly r Revolutionary Communist Youth But don't look to the RCYB for burning question during the antiwar letters Brigade and defended "America" leadership in that direction. It's not movement) withdrew. behind their Student Union. in their "programme" and their Shortly thereafter, the museun But this scene was not a remake history is replete with examples of was broken into and the files stolet considering are people in I don't believe a left-hander's of the witchhunts 25 years ago. Last undemocratic struggles over or destroyed. 'Left' sorry wheelchairs, people who stutter and perception must be any more acute week's targets weren't labor meaningless ideological questions to One irrate museum worke celebrities, Editor: people who are legally blind; these than a right-hander's. You act as organizers, Hollywood anyone besides themselves. Here placed the blame solely with th Ms. Cuffaro's Feb. 8 article people are discriminated against. you do because of your personal radical lawyers or immigrant are two examples: RSB.

-left" me feeling sorry for her. Not These are the people who are daily frame of reference, not because of, workers under attack. This target Ask an RCYB "cadre" about because she's left-handed, but ignored, insulted and sometimes or in spite of your left-handedness. was an unknwon. next time you see one. Chances a because she's allowed herself to be forbidden. What about their human It was maddening to hear the Stephen Cohodas is a they won't know about it. manipulated. rights? The world is full of people who horror stories of "communist Spartan Daily reporter Their leadership doesn't like tr air their "dirty laundry" for publi. It's too bad that some people When one begins considering make fun. Why let them anger you? atrocities" slung by angry students don't feel they are part of this world. onesself an oddity among his fellow You are special because you are against RCYB demonstrators inspection. Don't be misled that the; And all because they are left- people, then one begins believing it. you. waving Chairman Mao's Little Red Left of "th handers. Consider the more If you believe you are abnormal, We all must adapt to the minor Book. During the United Farm represent the distressed human beings on this then you will be in your eyes and differences in other people, but to I sensed the students discounted Workers national boycott of grapes vanguard" either. planet who are really suffering from everyone elses. Why label yourself believe people are out to get left- similar atrocities committed by the and lettuce, the predecessor In the words of Chairman M discrimination. left-handed? Why allow someone handers is a bit farfetched. U.S.-backed Nationaliste during the organization to the RCYR, the ,"Phere can be no knowledge a The real minority groups worth else to make you feel strange? By the way. I'm left-handed and Chinese revolution. Revolutionary Student Brigade. from practice." have no trouble rolling down my car It was depressing to hear the organized a "counter-boycott" RCYB respond to the students by against the UFW following a SPARTAN DAILY window. In fact, I think I had it down pat the first time! was in a car. pointing to the Little Red Book as if Chavez-led decision to deport un- Editor Sean SlIverthorne it contained ALL the answers and documented Mexican workers Letter Policy Advertising Manager Dave Acevedo Gayle Reed News Editor John Jones Advertising junior watching the brigade bait the police rather than recruit them into the The Spartan Daily welcome: City Editor Lisa Young with cat calls only to provoke an UFW. letters from readers expressin Associate News Editor Danny Edwards Associate City Editor Don McCarthy assault. Several other left political individual viewpoints. Forum Page Editor Dan Miller I left the Student Union won- groups dropped their direct support Letters should be typed, triple Entertainment Editor . Tom Sorority girls the RCYB had UFW until the decision was Sports Editor Chuck Hildebrand dering what damage of the spaced and must include the writer', Feature Editor Anne Houghteling done to the student psyche' Had reversed, but none as insidiously as major, class standing, address, tele Layout Editor Keith Kropp By Carol Magnuson they turned people off to politically the RSB. phone number and signature. Photo Editor Sharon Hall Oh, to be a sorority girl Chief Photographer Ellie Harland Left movements like the anti- The RSB's "counter-boycott" Only the name, major and clas Illustration Editor Van Dyke Roth It's the best thing a girl could nuclear groups? cost farmworkers needed financial standing will be printed. Retail Ad Manager Michelle Borras be! Art Director Scott Mac Ewen The best retort to the RCYB, I support from Ohio's labor unions The Spartan Daily reserves thi National Ad Manager Nancy Fong You can learn to dress im- found, came from a quotation from which the RSB hit hardest. right to edit for length, style or libel. Business Manager Nancy Rhodes peccably. Chairman Mao himself: RSB "cadre" passed out Letters should be submitted a Classifieds Jim Schriyer teeth. Copy Editors Phelsy Callowatif And grin between your "We are opposed to 'Left' "counter-leaflets" at factory gates The Daily Office ( JC 208) between Leslie Erickson As a sister in a sorority phrase-mongering," he wrote in On systematically intended to disrupt a.m. and 5 p.m. weekdays, or b: Public Relations Loretta Stagnitto you want. Reporters Darcy Asvitt You can be anyone Practice. "They alienate them- UFW boycott activities. mail to the Forum Page, do th. Leanne Augusto, Carla Baker Peter Bliss. Chuck Bustillos. Steve Carp, La Rosa Carrington, As long as you learn con- selves from the current practice of The RSB claimed it supported Spartan Daily, San Jose Stat. Stephen Cohodas, Lorri Collar, Bob Dawson, Karen Ewing, Norman Gotwetter, Erin Hallissy, formity Chuck Henrikson. Debbie Honsinger, Maureen Johnson, Mary Lee, Carol Magnuson. Patrick the majority of the people and from the farmworkers but opposed its University, 125 S. Seventh St., Sal McGreevy, Maureen Riley. Pam Stood, Mark Schwenden, Cindy Tong. Don Vetter, Jim Wagner. The world is yours to flaunt! the realities of the day and show leadership. Jose, CA 95112. James Whaley E than Winston. Dan Wood themselves adventurist in their In Ithica, N.Y., members of the

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Ps RAT Ioi:; these kids what's going on. 1 went to one of those ex crime But one of the My sister who is a senior weekend orientations, and assaulted SJSU women PA bbl- May ease has no conception of what at the end of the week, I said police investigator college is like,'' Mac- didn't know anything more By Stephen Cohodas Peter Graves had in- Lel Donnell said. about college than when it San Jose police of- structed her not to speak confusion If the trial project started," he said, Hats are now denying with the media shortly works out, Mac Donnell said the ports, which first ap- By Carla Baker MacDonell after he read the account of said, maybe next year this he was i.ared in the Spartan Daily Do you remember how only problem the assault which occurred can be done for three of project way ’b. 12, that a campaign confusing your first having with the Feb. 7 and appeared in the four weeks. on the ists to suppress in- semester at SJSU was? Do the need for students Daily. act as mation related to sexual you remember wishing you MacDonell, a SJSU campus to r had someone saults in the SJSU Horton is now denying to help you psychology major, is guides. ? ' out? that he said an agreement 61. hoping to receive credits "We really need existed claiming he was A pilot program is for this project. volunteers from different The reports stem from "misinterpreted." He is being developed to orient 60 He said he wanted to majors to take these kids mments made in an also denying having told high school seniors to the prove this type of orien- around," he said. terview with police ('apt. the Daily not to send "any SJSU campus during the tation was better than a Interested students can anley Horton, sexual other reporters from your f week of March 26-30. one-day seminar in which call the office of Relations tines unit supervisor. representatives from with Schools Office, for paper" to interview the ,SC f "The program consists or to assaulted women. cpy of taking seniors from two various colleges go to the more information Horton said an high schools and merely volunteer, before the first high schools, Piedmont ;reement not to cover" No suspect has been 14,-1)11,---e--rif talk to the students. week in March. Hills and Leland, and stances of sexual assault arrested as of this time. giving each student a one- ar the campus had been on-one guide of the cam- ,ade between the police pus," said Kevin Mac- partment and "other Donnell, SJSU student and Gas prices may rise Area media." coordinator of Operation LAP) -- Gasoline But gasoline and Procrastinators pay penalty Paddle. prices, already expected to heating oil could go up a Community Relations rise by up to 12 cents a penny a gallon if other fficer Sgt. Robert By Mary T. Lee When so many students the Records Office is made will have much impact on MacDonnell said he gallon within two years, members of the irrows said he hadn't The last day to add or wait until the last minute to up of a staff of "competent his department, other than believed this was an im- may go up faster if other Organization of Petroleum portant ard of an agreement to drop a class without make program changes, it professionals" and that possibly of cutting down on service because it oil -producing nations Exporting Countries, ,ppress news coverage. penalty is here and, as of puts a tremendous amount many of the mistakes are part-time student help. He would give high school follow two Persian Gulf particularly Saudi Arabia, yesterday, the typtcaLly of stress on the staff, he made by the students doesn't expect layoffs, but seniors a better per- countries in raising crude also raise their crude oil spective of long lines of said. themselves. said that perhaps vacant what college is oil prices 7 percent. prices, experts added. procrastinators had not yet positions will remain un- like. The United Arab begun to form. "Our job is to bring filled. "Somebody's not telling Emirates and Qat-r took OPEC decided in iransit However, Tuthill has December to raise oil However, Jack Tuthill, more students into the advantage of the shutdown no magic formula to solve of Iran's prices in stages throughout associate director of university," Tuthill said, oil fields by the cyclical problem. He raising their prices 1979. The first result was a records, expects a heavy "and I'm not forgetting raveling jokingly suggested that gasoline price increase of turnout today-espoecially that that's who pays my Thursday. Analysts said perhaps if students were that should have no effect about 1 cent a gallon this around closing time. charged a fee to make salary." Charity donators on gasoline and heating oil month, bringing the The long lines usually program changes, the prices in the United States average price in the United ;ayes? Problems for the result in a frustrating problem would alleviate because the two countries States to about 70 cents a experience not only for the itself.. Records Office are again may get a break produce only about 4 gallon. An additional rise of students, but for the staff of increased, Tuthill said, at percent of the crude oil 1 cent is expected in May (AP) - Americans who the end of the semester eve their cars home and the Records Office as well. "Students know us as SACRAMENTO I AP) - much to charity as those used by the non-communist and a half-a-cent each in when getting grades out who don't itemize, Mori ke public transit instead According to Tuthill, the place that loses their - Taxpayers with modest world. August and November. and advance registration incomes who don't itemize said. He said the bill would save fuel - as President it's the same old story records and mixes up their happen at the same time. could still encourage contributions to arter suggested - may every semester. grades," he sighed. their deductions _ id that even if the switch deduct charitable con- voluntary agencies that possible, it isn't always "This office is Tuthill, who has held tributions under a bill have been hurt by 'actica 1. probably one of the busiest But what they don't his position sice 1972, does introduced Wednesday. Proposition 13 cutbacks in on campus," he said. realize, he added, is that not believe that budget cuts Assemblyman Floyd government funding. An Associated Press Mori, D-Pleasanton, said lotcheck showed that his measure, AB 545, would Taxpayers who don't ises, subways and trains offer a tax break to lower- itemize and take the I many major cities and middle-income persons standard deduction have a median income 1K-ZIECMUstis60 RI ready operate at or near readies forces while encouraging of $11,300 a U.S. year, .pacity. The AP also donations to charity. according to the Franchise Tax Sper-1.G1 LILL and that while mass Board, Mori The bill would let said. They are mostly non YESSO ansit is usually cheaper - COJS tea ilmfacirtgA taxpayers deduct homeowners, but he an driving, it is almost for a massive airlift and teas, hot charitable contributions predicted many ways slower and more twits, cci3 drinks, and from their gross income homeowners would stop a_ _Luncheon convenient, and is Americans, identified the tnenu. TEHRAN, Iran (API - chartered Pan American before taking a deduction, itemizing because !nerally geared to those attackers as communists The United States readied World Airways jetliners either standard or Proposition 13 property tax to work a standard nine- and rightists trying to helicopters and big jets that each can carry about itemized. Currently such cuts reduced their property tile would -five day. a massive discredit the new regime. like qou yesterday for 400 people, State Depart- contributions are deducted tax write-offs. frit a_ cuf of our airlift of thousands of Some of the guerrillas ment spokesman Hodding only during itemizing. described themselves as h roasted Vientv-s* Earlier this week, Americans from Iran, Carter said. Studies show that Mori had no estimate house blend coffa , irter urged people to use where anti -Americanism is communists. people who itemize of the cost of the bill in tax bile transit, along with running high and the anti- There are believed to deductions give twice as revenue. free with this ad ,rpools, to conserve shah revolutionary alliance be 7,000 Americans left in Gov. raps ergy. And the prospect of is splintering into hostile Iran, down from a peak of Abovt. oar Sp gher gasoline prices factions. about 45,000 one year ago. fed budget get "GASSED" at 3H-trthr.roe. ekes the idea of saving U.S. officials hope to San Tose, el even more attractive Bloody fighting raged reduce the number to about SACRAMENTO (API - SPARTAN many drivers. for the third straight day in 2,000 with the evacuation. - Gov. Edmund Brown Jr., 2,48 - 4848 the northwest city of in the first legislative on. the. of ..steynns II Tabriz, where hundreds Those expected to STATIONS But will it work? To committee appearance by were reported killed. remain include skeletal id out, the AP asked staff a recent governor, said Unconfirmed reports said staffs at the embassy and Best gas in town embers in about a dozen today a balanced federal rebels seeking local at some corporate its news bureaus who budget would help "change autonomy were battling headquarters, about 100 At the cheapest prices rmally drive to work to the chemistry" of the in- forces of the provisional American journalists and te the bus or train in- flation-plagued country. government of Ayatollah many Americans married GASOLINE 7th & Phelan 10th Et Taylor cad. All except one If a convention were Ruhollah Khomeini. to Iranians. anaged to make it to the held to adopt balanced MOTOR OIL 245 Ke es 4th & Williams Mehdi Bazargan, federal spending, the lice without unusual In Tehran, Marxist lays; all reported some prime minister of the country's attention would gunmen attacked an Khomeini government, be focused on the issue of apartment building where directed that evacuees be government spending, Majors they said agents of SAVAK, given safe passage to Brown told the Assembly Engineering & Computer Science Burroughs Corporation Department of the shah's secret service, Tehran's Mehrabad In- Ways and Means Com- .ansportation figures were holding out. These ternational Airport and mittee. ow that almost 72.7 "urban guerrillas" have FOR THE Our business is data and word recording computa- sufficient guards for the "The balanced budget WATCH and communications management illion people a day rejected Khomeini's call to tion, processing movement of 1,000 persons is a discipline. It is not the HUGHES Our range of products is one of the broadest and most mmuted to and from turn in their arms, a day. solution, but it puts the advanced in the data processing industry and is omplemenled by a strong and successful range of 3rk by vehicle - public distributed or stolen during constraints on," the RECRUITER VISITING id private - in 1978. Of last weekend's bloody Turkey gave per- office products mission to the United Democratic governor said CAMPUS SOON. ose, less than 5 million, climax to the year-long in reference to a proposal YOUR According to oblective industry sources Burroughs States to send five big nas moved into SECOND Position in the data just under 7 percent, anti-shah campaign. before committee calling ed public transit. A little helicopters and six C-130 Processing industry in the value of ills,rter for a constitutional con- placement office eourpment shipped in the United Slates I.s Some radicals have transport planes to an air Contact your ore than 20 percent rode vention to require Congress consoderable progress when you consider wr. , denounced the makeup of base at Incirlik, southern for interview dates. eighth or ninth position ten years ago carpools. The majority - to balance the federal the 5-day -old government Turkey, for possible use in er 70 percent - drove to budget. irk alone. as not sufficiently leftist. the evacuation. Two other Our strong confidence in continued growth o, U.S. transports were "The real issue, as I on the increasing strength of our entire organization HUGHES in the success of our current program As the 78-year-old standing by in Athens, see it, is how serious is the ol new product "There's problem n of the growing introductions and on constantly growing mart., a tremendous Moslem holy man Greece. Gamy a new work, wrrn rnanoc opportunities pacity there," said struggled to national debt and what I Khomeini AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER IC, partment spokesman Ed restore law and order in But U.S. officials in call the fiscal excesses of VVe are offering , ',runes to individuals with the Washington said these the federal government," rorrow," rrn rnore about our successlu. Hara, referring to the Iran, the monarch he mon tpty seats in private forced out of the country, would be used only in an he said. rs. Shah Mohammad Reza emergency. The Computer Science Mass transit, however, one evacuation will begin " Computer Engineering Pahlavi, moved from 74-3324 SARATOGA AT CAMPBELL Electrical Engineering .esents a trickier Morocco to Saturday with at least two IN El P1110 01 SARATOGA SHOP Sill guest house in SARATOGA SIX Industrial Engineering oblem. another, a possible sign he Integrated Circuits and Systems Engineering ADULTS $2. 75 STUDENTS SR. CITIZENS WITH AMC CARD $2.25 is ready for a long stay Spartan Daily TWI LITE SHOW 1 50 CHILDREN 1.50SPECIAL ENGAGEMENTS EXCLUDED Mechanical Engineering "Overall, there is a abroad. UalversIty Community t It Si TWI 1 If .1 I'S ' Operations Research nited capacity for public Since INA ' Solid State Devices ansit to handle additional "We cannot protect USPS 500-480 From the issengers, with some American lives in Iran," Second class postage paid at San creator of SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Jose, California Member of "Avery .ceptions," said O'Hara. said the U.S. Embassy's We will be on California Newspaper "Silver Streak" funny comed the San Jose Stare University Campus announcement of the conducting interviews Friday February 23, 1979 Publishers Association and the of the surd'ab Sign up evacuation. "You are and it the Career Planning and Placement Center NOW, The exceptions, he Associated Press. Publiahed allowed one suitcase per San Jose State "Foul Play" id, include cities which daily by and mAuDE Ftl5.11 1 II person. University, during the college HAROLD ready have extensive Evacuation planes will begin flying February year. The opinions expressed in StARmwo ansit systems - Chicago, the paper are not necessarily iw York and Boston, for 17." those of the Associated Students, RUTH GORDON ample. During the the University Administration 1978 The announcement of Jour- !bruary or the Department CORI blizzard, transit came one day after scores nalism and Advertising. Sub- BUD lership in Boston was 39 of guerrillas stormed the scriptions accepted only on a Ui r Ft 1.1T, I basis. rcent higher than nor- embassy compound and remainder of semester 31, O'Hara said, proving Full academic year, N. Each NOW PLAYING briefly held 102 Americans semester, 14.50. Off-campus it capacity can be in- price per ropy, 10 cents. Phone hostage. TLS 6:15 8:15 10:15 eased in a pinch. "Of 777-31/11 Advertising 277-3171. urse the cars were The Khomeini camp, Printed by Suburban REDUCED ADULT & STUDENT PRICES FOR TLS TICKETS LIMITED TO SEATING Newspaper Pubhcagon. Inc. eked "he wider, whose fiehters rescued the Page 4, F'ebniarv 16, 1979 feature

Banking riches from rags, clothes hunting pair may 'pave road to fortune'

By Bob Dawson people to be so excited Carlascio added. Rags to riches is about what we're doing." certainly one of the more She recounted one common fairy tale plots. Cadieux and Carlascio unusual experience after a For former SJSU students first entered the business customer had tried on a Josie Cadieux, Josie Cadieux and Kathy because they have always dress "she asked the price Carlascio, the discards of liked old clothes, they said. and then showed me the left, and Kathy Carlascio musty attics may well be When Cadieux's father tag. It was an original paving their road to for- offered to sell them some patented dress!" model some of the furs and hats tune. stock that had ac- cumulated in his thrift sold at their store 'Rags to Riches' Carlascio Carlascio said they Cadieux and store over many years, Rags to occasionally have designer are the owners of they felt it was natt...al. that they opened in July in Riches, 114 N. Santa Cruz, made dresses by such names as Lilian, Saks and Los Gatos, a boutique Los Gatos "It's more fun than Joseph Magnin. Often, which features vintage anything," Cadieux said. Cadieux added, they run clothes from the 1920s, 30s They agreed the thing across things that have and 40s. The shop opened in they like best about it is the never been worn. wholesalers in Los Although the cloth July and now they are also "character" that the old Angeles. lend themselves nicely supplying clothes to other clothes have. the disco scene, they sai thrift To get the very good boutiques and to a "Starting the business not all their customers a by selection, they said, they shop in Stockton owned was a lot easier than we young people. The workmanship is hand pick all the clothes Cadieux's father. thought it would be," outstanding," Cadieux they sell rather than buy Cadieux said. They're planning the said. The hand work and packaged deals from "Creative people we opening of another store at the overall quality of dealers. Sometimes they these clothes. They ha construction that "It takes a lot of time 2219 The Alameda, Feb. 21. went into will buy from antique imagination and are these clothes is not to do all the paper work but "We were selling stuff equaled dealers who have pur- afraid to express the today, she believes. the biggest problem is not before we even got it on the chased an estate but their taking everything (the selves," Cadieux e racks," Cadieux said. "We -The reproductions schedule includes regular merchandise I home with plained. didn't expect so many just don't make it," buying trips to the major .4 us," Carlascio laughed.

"It's something we Carlascio said h enjoy doing because other favorite era is the 194 people get a kick out of it," because "I like black a Freelance writer finds inspiration world-wide 1 Carlascio said. all the rhinestones." By Leanne Augusto 300 articles for various has a contract to do a series At first glance he publications. of articles about the testing doesn't look as if he has Some advice he gives of yachts. He called this been around the Pacific in to journalists going into very challenging because it a 30-foot sloop and hiked freelance is to specialize in involves a lot of traveling eNiw many of the trails in the two dissimilar areas. A and meeting a great many Sierra Nevada. But looks writer can gather in- people. deceive because Hal Roth formation for one story and Also, he said, everyone has done these things and use that same information he talks to is out to sell more. for many other stories their product so it's hard to The Besides this, he is by simply by giving each story be critical. profession a freelance a different slant, he said. Tower journalist who has written Doing stories in this With four book Saloon for such publications as fashion he wrote his first published, three museum presents Colliers, Sunset and book, "Pathways in the shows of photographs, two National Georgraphic. Sky. - films, countless articles, Friday Roth was recently at He had been doing and two extended cruises in SJSU to speak to the travel pieces for Sunset a yacht, this man has dorw February 1 6 photojournalism classes Magazine and was con- much. taught by Jack Fields, an centraing on the John Muir old friend. trail. He collected a lot of When Roth was asked Bradley Bartell Although freelance information and many when he felt he had "made reporting has always been pictures. photo by Elbe Harland it," he replied, "I haven't and the Gamblers his profession, he had not After collecting all of really made it. I've been Journalist Hal Roth, at right, speaks to students Steven Burke, right, and set out to do this. He this material he had plugging along all these graduated from University nothing to do with it, Roth Shalhoub Alshalhoub, far left, after he spoke recently to classes at SJSU. years." Monday -Thursday of California at Berkeley in recalled. That's when he 1953 and promptly went got the idea for the book. For the last 3 years he The book he wrote Beach, Calif.. February 1 9-22 looking for a job. From that experience, has been working on a about this cruise, "Two AlkiktrU A big hole was left in When he couldn't find he said, he learned how to project about his and his Against Cape Horn," is an "Tower Happy Hour" the film footage because in r one, he started doing handle material and the wife. Margaret's, ex- adventure story. Roth and 14 le I.o.W. 154-1101 one storm their yacht was freelance reporting. Roth technique he now uses to periences sailing around his wife sailed through blown ashore and the ex- Jim Sealy said that he has written 250- write his other books. Cape Horn. 1,000 miles of channels on perience so frightened the west side of the Andes 'LATE SHOW" their photographer that he Mountains of Chile. The Tower Saloon didn't film any of it. Fr, Sat Latino jazz band performs tonight All of his sailing has 163W. Santa Clara St. been done in his yacht, the They had to live ashore Former Santana The 12-piece band and they wear reproduc- 'Whisper," a 35-foot for a while so the yacht BEST OF THE San Jose member, Coke Escovedo, relies heavily on per- tions of authentic Spencer fiberglas sloop. could be repaired. 2nd N.Y. EROTIC 295-2430 will lead his group at a cussion instruments costumes. Roth and his wife currently and Roth said that he is still Flt M FESTIVAL Valentine concert in Morris also has a horn section. have their boat docked in Always Free! A spokesman for doing as much traveling as Da ley Auditorium tonight. Ballet del Sol, which Annapolis. Md., where they Semana Chicana, which is he always has done. His Escovedo's group will will open the concert a 9 live on it. sponsoring the concert, will books and articles are perform I.atino-jazz, p.m., is a traditional Indian Roth is editing a film RATED X also announce published world-wide. I.atino-rock, disco and dance ensemble. various about the trip around Cape UNCUT VERSION activities of SJSU Chicano salsa, a combination of The Sacramento-based Horn which will premiere Along with the project Begins 11.30 groups this semester. traditional Afro-Cuban group does all its own March 25 in Newport he's now working on, Roth music from the Carribean. research for the dances, Admission is $1. CELEBRATING OUR 39th YEAR flashback ortierg Vortrait Eleven years ago today: doors back after orginally iiptubio A specially conviened Four years ago today: being removed to combat SPECIAI RATES 1.0 GRAM /All S/4 STIIHTNIS board was looking into 27 toilet seats were homosexual activities WTHOINTi CM/ RAO chbrges stemming from an stolen from West Hall and there. RI Sit)i(,III /NS Oct. 3 ROTC demonstration theives had a sent a ran- Ii III I RAI is in which several students som for the seats at 25 PASSPOR I S climbed a fence unmarked cookies. .1 I ',in J.... pa /4,11,11 One year ago today: surrounding the field in Campus security was le As. At which the cadets were sitting on the possibility of least 30 students who attended the drilling and displayed a an investigation. 1978 AS. sign reading "Cadets Winter Carnival believed Today --Killers Meanwhile...the Jour- they were cheated, calling 1979 CHARTER FLIGHTS Tomorrow." nalism Building's men's the trip a "total wreck and ROM SI 0 OR ( )AKI AND room had its toilet stall a raw deal." ALL ARE GUARANI! 10 SI IS An initiative drive got under way to get the voting age lowered to 18. LONDON ROUND TRIP FROM $449 ONI WAY !ROM$/ 1 1 Daily classifieds Happy Birthday FRANKFUR I I ROM $419 R.I. carried this ad: "Room- ON! WAY $25') mate needed, 439 S. 4th St., ZURICH I ROM $489 R.T. Apt. 3. $50/mo." BRUSSELS I ROM $450 R.I. KIM Ni W 5014k %MP The selective service ONE WAY $225 out draft deferments ruled WITH NI W YORK STOP on the basis of graduate studies in any field except the medical specialities 0 If AVIS MONDAYS TAXI R II) I ONDON provided by law. ION TONG DURATION I IIT.HTS KSJO'S Tom Mix says, "Give my show a to our wonderful friend SIAS UP TO I, MON II'S listen every Monday through Friday at my Years ago today: PARIS ONE WAY -STUDENTS ONLY $260 Seven new time 6 a.m. 10 a.m. on FM 92.3. Ad running in the All PRICES PIIIS TAX and, hey podnah ... watch Spartan Daily : Com- HIROMI them spurs!' mander Cody and Tower of BRITISH EUROPEAN TRAVEL Power in the Men's Gym. How, vs ri ,s/ KSJO $3.50 for general ad- 1,1 984-7576 92 mission. ebru,(i lb. 1979. Page 5

'Wm sports awsuit may lead to real 'student-athletes'

A pending lawsuit in Los Angeles in which gsjsu He never got that specialized work. Instead, he was A microscopic percentage of those who pet involved in I never said we would not cover the minor sports. I istant basketball coach Hall Dohling is named could moved through school with an emphasis on expediency, athletics early in their lives stay with it past high school, merely said that we would cover them as campus interest ve far-reaching consequences in the academic not on academic development. much less make a career out of it. in that sport dictated and that we would not act as a public: steland known as collegiate athletics. As a result, when his football days are over, To tell an impressionable young man that sports will relations outlet for athletes interested only in glorifying Seven former Los Angeles State basketball players he may have a rough time making a decent living. provide the answers to all the d donnas in his life is absurd themselves. ve filed a suit naming Dohling an assistant at LA And there's no reason yet our society does it. e at the time and two other coaches. for it. This man should have One letter I received read, in part, "It is your (the been educated, not processed like a computer punch card. And it's a rude awakening for a young man when he Daily's) ) responsibility to inform the student body, which Their claim: that the Diablos' coaching staff was has to start coming up with some answers that sports just financially supports the Daily...of the upcoming events." Only the athlete gets hurt when he's passed through can't provide. ponsible for their failure to get adequate educations First, the Daily is not supported by the student body college without being academically tested. Certainly the Two of the top high ause they were allegedly passed through classes they school basketball players on the its regular production is 100 percent ad revenue-funded. university isn't. Peninsula came to that realization not attend and were given loans instead of scholar- recently when they Second, we print a schedule each Monday outlining all the were dropped from ps as they supposedly had agreed upon. their basketball teams because of sports events involving campus teams and, when ob- failing grades. tainable, we print the results If the former players win their cases, it could in- regardles.s of the im- In fact, it turned out that one had failed every one of portance of the event. gate some changes in the way college i and, for that his classes a feat which requires a real effort in high iatter, high school) athletes are routinely the academic school and hadn't even been attending classes. We miss a few. There are a lot of sports on campus stem with little or no concern for the education and there are only:five of us, myself included. Coaches are velopment of the athlete. Apparently he assumed that everything would be taken care of for him because of his basketball skill. often hard to contact, especially on weekends, and we cleat have early deadlines. This suit could, for the first time, force othletic But it doesn't work out that way and everybody partments and coaches to assume responsibility for involved wound up getting hurt. My writers and myself all carry sizeable academic eir players as people and as students something a lot marks If anything comes out of the Los Angeles State case, loads. I have a part-time job at night and it makes it coaches, especially football bosses at major college By Chuck Hildebrand maybe the athlete's future after he leaves sports will be tough. werhouses, are notorious for not doing. given more consideration by coaches and administrators. We do the best we can and we're not perfect. Daily Sports Editor It's a change in thinking long overdue. Our responsibilities as stated in the letter to inform Many student-athletes as the NCAA so misleadingly our readers of the time, place, date and results of all the bs them) are on a college campus for one reason to meets are real, and we do our best to fulfill them. rticipate in athletics. And at most universities, their ademic qualifications are seldom taken into account. As you no It gets four years of virtually free labor out of the doubt have deduced, the "Scrutiny on But our first responsibility to our readers is to provide Sports" feature idea did not provoke a great deal of them with what I feel is the most interesting copy. The main concern is to keep them eligible and the athlete, and then shunts him aside like a used tire with no tread or eligibility) left. response. In fact, it didn't provoke any. And if my feelings on that subject don't coincide with ly way to do that with some of them is to enroll them in those of some athletes.., well, sorry. pie, inconsequential courses We may try again later in the semester, but at least at or to arrange to have The athlete thinks he's pulling a fast one on the school em passed through the the moment apathy seems to outdistance interest as far as more difficult courses in some and the system by getting a free ride through school. derhanded manner. the athletic scene here goes. Unless, of course, the campus newspaper doesn't Instead, the athlete who has been worshipped for his Often, the same process is used to keep the athlete print 30-inch stories on the minor sport you happen to be athletic skill through high sc hool and college gible in high school. In Texas, junior high school finds that involved in each day. otball players are often kept behind a year in school to nobody will worship him anymore. ong their eligibility regardless of the effect on their gilt ademic and social development. He's got to go out and earn a living and he just isn't equipped to do so. Speaking of minor sports. I appreciate the restraint of I know of one former major college football player one of our readers in confining his remarks about me to o has a learning disability which makes reading and language that is not "libelous or slanderous." In return I ci 41111R To a large exteot, it isn't his fault. It's the fault of his

mprehension difficult for him. parents, his junior high, high school and college coaches will try to do the same. 35 S. 4th. San Jose The misconception is that this player is stupid. He's and teachers, his friends and our society in general all of There are a couple of points concerning last Friday's t. A bit of specialized work and this individual could whom assure him that athletics are the ticket to his future column that I would like to clear up. 294-4086 obably hold his own as a student. and can set him up for life. 20% off with this ad Thurs.-Sun,) partans test injury-plagued Long Beach; uevara prepares for PCAA stretch drive By Steve Carp soemhow wound up losing Carolina State and from Long Beach State has PCAA's riches-to-rags against Pacific in a LONG BEACH -- by one at the buzzer. that point, it's been nothing lost 11 of its last 14 and is story in 1979. "We've regionally-televised game enever you are feeling The next night, they but trouble for Tex Winter currently renting space in played well lately, but on the 25th. N.. In 1...lteto tt,,ut 1hr lllll I I'M ii tidal prop...Nom rry for yourself, got blown out by North and his 49ers. the cellar of the Pacific we've been lacking depth SPARTASTUFF: Tomomiw's beeIi, 'nu $429 en. Ind., an lace and InaF.1 member that there's Coast Athletic Association and that's hurts us," said game ran be heard tin KXI1X at ii 1111.1.1111.1.1,111/11. i11,1 .1/ 11.11111.1q dn. brat h. add.. p.m. Tickets are available for the c lllll rum Isslosak. limbo part., and /mar. ays someone in worse with the Spartnas, UC- Sports Information PCAA Tournament in Anaheim Mar. you. Irvine and UC-Santa director Terry Ross. 1-3. Total ticket package for three pe ttian 111,nr. n I. a011,11k ,I1 Cf altart Spartans fall Barbara before last night's "We played Utah State days are priced at $18. Tickets can Your parents have told action. Long Beach fans real tough, but it's tough to be platinised at athletic ticket office Bips,Tsavel this at one time or ut nwn's Gym. Michael Mendez still u thought the 49ers would be win over there and we belw hold.s top spot in IA'AA in assists other and you can bet sharing the lead with Cal it." adds Ross, alluding to Mends' is dishing them not at a SU coach Ivan Guevara to UCSB 93-86 State-Fullerton and Utah the Aggies win over Long belt, than six per-gamic s hp telling his basketabll State. Beach. March 23 March 31 April ti April 15 m just that. SANTA BARBARA- Matt Maderos scored 29 Injuries have taken The Spartans took and HELP WANTED Alright! Sounds good! I've checked the week I points to lead UC-Santa Barbara to a 93-86 win over their toll on Long Beach 85-74 pasting at the hands ACCOUNTING want to party and enclosed ray 950 deposit. The Spartans' final SJSU here Thursday night at Robertson Gym. and it's been rough going of the 49ers at In- ad contest takes place Maderos scored 14 of his 29 points in the second for the 49ers. The teams' dependence High January CLERK Name re at the Long Beach accounting half as the Gauchos kept leads of one to 11 points two top players, Michael 20 and are looking forward some Address a tomorrow night and throughout the second half. Wiley and Francois Wise, to tomorrows's rematch. experience State thy Zip you thought the Spartans SJSU was led by Wally Rank, who had 22 points were both injured against "Long Beach is always type 45wpm ye been in bad shape, Telephone before fouling out. Mickey Johnson and Sid Marquette and have just tough at home but we have 10-key by touch u should see Long Beach Williams added 20 each for the Spartans. recently returned to action. no trouble getting up for te! CONTACT: PP. Western Airlines F1)11G SJSU had trouble staying with the Gauchos as In addition, Donnie them and I think it'll be on! IS rot t notinseS . shot over, under and Martin, a guard who was another tough game." said Dixie Gross The 49ers were the Maderos and Robbie Robinson averaging close to nine coach Ivan Guevara. cketst team out of th around the Spartan defense. 734 1600 NASSAU/PARADISE ISLAND points per game, was The Spartans, who ocks this season, winning The Spartans cut the deficit to one point when BR Communications BAHAMAS COLLEGE WEEKS declared academically Barbara last e straight and ranking they were called for a technical foul for having an played Santa ineligible and left the team. h in the nation going into illegal man on the court, as Bob Ferrante was not night, come home to face 49ers have lost nuary. acknowledged by the scorekeeper at courtside. The Fresno State on Thursday UCSB is now 4-7 in the Pacific Coast Athletic four straight and are the and conclude league play Then came a road trip Association league play. SJSU is 3-8. at changed Long Beach's For further details see next Wednesday's Daily. ason from cinderella to saster. The 49ers veled to Durham, N.C. play Duke. You remember Duke. AA finalists, No. 1 team Your Road the country (until it ited Madison Square rden for Christmas), is Open at ike Gminski, Gene Banks d Co.? 9188 Peterbilt... Well, the 49ers led by CORD and DENIM Peterbolt Mono, frialMla, lu el 01 Ilie woild's e points with less than t USIOTb1/111. heavy-duty trucks, is seeking talenteil. BELLS highly motivated men and women to min us Our repre ne minutes left and sentative will be on campus February 19 rom 8:30 4,10 CORD BIG to talk with you about the en long career opportunities BELLS as adable in. NUVO FLARES Engineering ymnasts 1 our engineering deg titian Einality yOU lilt posotoons in the design and production of au brake systems. engem, systems, transmissions and etc, tilt al systems. n action Planning Your KS is, Business Administration with emphasis en inventory 'materials control, an qualify you Mr positions Both SJSU gymnastics on planning sr hericilmg and eyperlding purl hated and ams are slated fur home inaticilar toted parts tion this weekend. MOVIN' ON JEANS Management Trainee With a degree in Humor., Administration. Industrial Ter horology oil Plmillt non Management. you I an qualify The men's team hosts Special selection $ 7 50 for a management trainee position whir h will provide s final home meet of the you with a c hallenging and rewarding c steer path tn .1 .ason when it takes on / ;studio non environment POUI Newman mg Beach State and Peter hilt offers ear ellent waiting salaries. a c (impiety benetots pursuant and a career c hallenge who, h lulls Fexnondo Rey ortland State Saturday utihre your abolity and o.thic atom ening in the Men's Gym. I or mine information, sign ms at the Plat einent oito e your un-r ainpus intocrytew February Pt The triangular meet as underway at 7:30 p.m. the od'Gsmon =Zig* Robert Altman Fronk Sott & Robert rnon Potrklo %said, SJSU's women's team, A DIVISIUN ()F MCOM ii '.r I trAobeet Altman. war* Chsboynd. Pavia() Rirsoorli " Torn %mon Pant Farm .4.40 0.1.4.10 eanwhile, entertains Cal (371-8151) ii-on Ave AVOW .tion. Oat* In. oly-Pomona and Chico 1840 S. BASCOM AVE. ate tonight at 7:30 in the ' ail * M-F 10-9, SAT. flow Raving Fit A Theatre near You omen's Gym, 104, SUN. 12-5 4 P.dp. Page 6, February 16, 1979

Where We're Coming From

By Amelia A. Ashley women rights. Crowell's Black history strong voice persuaded and Review and acknowledges the many commanded attention, as accomplishments of great she let her body photos by black leaders and freedom movements and facial fighters. Black history expressions add to her acknowledges the great convincing act. Amelia Ashley black poets who con- Bryant warned that tributed extensively to James Weldon Johnson is black awareness. Black not dead, as she relived history commemorates characters in his poems, and enhances the struggle and acted out the poems of of black America. Langston Hughes. We're Coming "Where She later urged,"If -woman act From" is a two you're feeling sad and blue, Charmain featuring come on and dance with Bryant. Crowell and Maria me." But,"who feels like women appeared The dancing when you're not night in the S. U. Tuesday free?" she queried her Ballroom in honor of Black audience. Awareness Month. From beginning to end The women's slender they gave their audience an bodies responded naturally emotion filled, energetic in versatile movements to performance, highlighting complete the effect of their some of the struggles of portrayals. black America. They sang, swayed, Crowell acted out a cried, shouted, and speech by Sojourner Truth, sometimes leaughed to the black woman who show theaudience "Where lectured on freedom and We're Coming From." February 16, 1979, Page 7 sports

Baseball stats 3JSU treks to Reno AS 711 HR SIB Avg B uIcock 21 2 0 313 nearer,' IS 1 333 Sever IS $ 313 Ganef,. 19 4 316 Neather murray la 1 300 questionable Robles 21 1 164 Stuckey By Dail Wood The double play combination is Pat 14 I 1 Scala 12 The SJSU baseball team is heading to 3 1 130 Chaney at second base and Don Biehle at valentuela 4 0 I 150 high country this weekend, en route to shortstop. Addiego 9 I 2 231 .three-game series with University of Chaney hit .286 for the Wolves last Davenport 10 2 1 200 season, while Biehle is a transfer student Maki 16 1 3 III o ta II 1 2 .112 Despite projections of less than ideal from Yuba Junior College. Rauschnot 7 1 1 0 143 ather for the Reno area, the Spartans Returnee Mike Wallace ( .250 last Hayden I. 0 1 071 11 Wolfpack will try to brave the Pirnentel 000 year holds down the third base slot. Valentine 12 'ments and get the scheduled three- 1 0 Joining Enos in the Reno outfield is Totals 719 29 32 2 11 211 set in. Inc center fielder Roy Young and right fielder Coaches Gene Menges of SJSU and Mike Ceccarelli. PITCHING IP H R ER 55 SK W/L 0 CO ERA ry McKinnon of UNR decided at the Ceccarelli hit .304 last year, while Brasil 1 1 0 3 2 00 0 0.00 minute to go ahead with the scheduled Young checked in at .289. Boyle 4 4 3 1 4 7 00 0 2.23 Raphael hies in Reno, instead of switching it to Wayne Hague, from Merced JC, is the SJSU outfielder Brian Stuckey takes a cut at a Santa Clara pitcher's offering IS 13 6 10 9 02 0 3.60 Nobles IS II 9 7 .1 Jose. designated hitter for the Wolves. The Spartans, 2-4 in Northern California Baseball Association play so far I II I 1 2 4.20 this Hayslip II 1 IS 4 1 I 1 4.77 Berglund Weather problems are nothing new for The Reno club has a solid group of season, are in Reno for a series with Nevada -Reno this weekend with Randy 7.1 9 II 7 6 I 00 0 Langston 1 Reno nine. hitters, but so far this season is only hitting Raphael, Russ Hayslip and Dave 47 3 9 2 II 1 0 0.00 Nobles scheduled to do the pitching. Total, 38.2 64 43 30 31 The club has managed only seven days for a team average of .252. 42 25 7 3 4.00 I practice on the field, according to The strong point of the early season for iKinnon. UNR has been the pitching staff. Each year the Wolfpack faces the Gary Ghan, a transfer from San Ospect of playing almost all of its first- Joaquin Delta College in Stockton, has 1f schedule on the road, because of the been the mainstay of the staff. lather in Nevada. He is scheduled to pitch today's series classifieds This is obviously less than fair to UNR, opener. Ghan beat St. Mary's last weekend with a three-hit shutout. John at it is less than fair to the rest of the systems and lighting effects ding photography. call JOBS IN ALASKA PROF Cop Typist Fast, accurate, in the league when Reno's second- Other starters for the Wolfpack are available tor all occasions Call Summer lobs 769 7937 4ms High reasonable IBM Selectric II 6'6" left-hander Greg announcements 14081 267 3156 paying, S800 02.000 schedule is practically a continuous Young, a returnee 2520000 who posted a 6-4 record last year; and per/mo Nat'l Parks. Fisheries. EXPERT TYPING 20 years nestand. Logging, and more How and experience IBM Correcting UNWANTED HAIR REMOVED Johnny Flores, a transfer from Glendale where to gel lobs Send 57 to Selectric Term papers, theses. Thus the "play in PERMANENTLY Renee Reno if at all JC in Arizona. Alasco. PD Box 7480. Gorda. reports, manuscripts, etc (On Pro DJ I 5150 student) with own automotive Towers State Licensed, >sible" philosophy. CA 93018 List I Call equipment Graduate Typist and records will spin Registered E Inc Irologist 17 Top men out of the bullpen for Yr, Blossom Hill Area 578 the disks small Kathie at your party experience Compliment, y UNR is 1-2 so far in Northern BE A YOGI BEAR! 1216, 9am 9prn McKinnon are Scott Moore and Fred Cook. S5/13r 2116 3219 ifornia Baseball Association play, AMUSEMENT PARK FUN! consultation Located off S The Wolves finished 25-28 overall last Bascom on Stokes By Apo? 295 zing dropped two-out 1976 Pinto Pony 4 speed 2000/offer Ride operators. costume c haracters. EXPERT typing and proofreading -of-three to St. MEN! WOMEN! 5911 year, with a 17-17 mark in the NCBA. They lood Services, merchandise Sales, Of papers eI fast service ry's in its opening series. JOBS good condition Phone 377 68 term finished second to SJSU maintenance immediate part in the second half CRUISE S.dpg Sheila 279 9129 FREIGHTERS GREENPEACE at SJSU' March 6. openings, fun time sun, of the season and may be a legitimate experience High lime Overall, the 'Pack is 3-4. No Pay! See Urnunhurn Room, 3 15 75 met Apply NOW in person MATURE BabySitter available in threat to improve upon that this year. Europe, Hawaii, Australia, So xpedition film and other Int0 FRONTIER VILLAGE area Part time "Right now, we're very enthusiastic," America Career Summer! Send SISU AMUSEMENT PARK 1140 "From the people I've talked to," Into for sale References. Debbie 292 kinnon said. "We're off to one of the $385 for to SEAWORLD. TRISH L My heart pounds for your ,CA McKinnon said, "St. Mary's is supposed to Box 61035, Sacto 95860 sweet love sounds Be my t starts we've ever had." SURFERS WANTED as actors in TYPO GRAPHICS. INC Valentine Fuzzy Puppy be one of the top teams in the league, and if Protected Hollywood surfing Writing and editing resumes Reno is led by catcher John Sierra club meeting Tues. 7 30 pm Anderson we wouldn't have made some key Volvo '70 4 speed good cond. AM, movie to be filmed in Santa Crux Medical/Legal typing and Irons Guadalupe Rm student union NURSING rnaior needs Fern t left fielder Bill Enos. Both were FM stereo 31.900 or best offer and vicinity Cali 772 7761 Publications/Brochures mistakes, we would have won at least two Outdoor and conservation ac roomate share 2 bdern apt ond team all-league selections a year 294 7396 after 7pm Term papers of those games. tivities Sf525 and 1 7 utirmo Neat. 10 percent discount to Oznents responsible student Studious "I think we can play with anybody," 1973 MAZDA R X2 4 speed GOOD With student ID yards For CIRCLE OF LIFE FELLOWSHIP Minos. 7 min, from campus Enos led the team in hitting last McKinnon said. CONDITION 31,250/0ff . ED at appointment Call 297 9954 Classes in Psychic Develop cmplx 288 7490 44690r 925 6974 housing Rec son with a .333 average, while An- ment, Meditation, Aquarian 238 Whether or not Reno can play at all PROF Exp Tyist Fast accurate. son hit .303. Gospel, Prosperity 298 4509 JERI MICHELLE Be I Billy 10 this weekend will depend on the weather. Mickey Thompson Polisher Valve reasonable IBM Selectric II Renter Happy Valentines At first base for UNR is Bill Wallace, a Covers for Chevy Small Block V Day. I 252 8050 The Spartans are expected to go with TYPING Fast. Accurate and love you. Willard 8 Like New! 535 00 Call 277 8483 SJSU 3 bdrm Victorian duplex hitter a year ago. McKinnon calls their regular pitching reasonable too IBM Selectric rotation of Randy ask for Gene Upper Unit. Completely LEMKE'S Typing Service Student llace one of the best RBI men we've Give me a try. I'm in West San WHAT NOW, WHO KNOWS Raphael, Russ Hayslip and Dave Nobles. remodeled. E K. stilt in vacuum, Rates 7924730 Jose Call Paty 984 1642 ANYHOW Have a SPeCCial r had." '70 TOYOTA Corona Mark II Low forced air. own utility rrn 1.000 one. WEE BL ES HAPPY mileage. stereo cassette, $700 sq ft S300/rno 712 5 2nd, 377 TYPING thesis, term papers, etc . COLOR IS THE FASHION FOR BIRTHDAY LOVE T anti T Call 794 4688 eves., or 295 3924 6998 experienced and fast Phone 269 SPRING! Let me determine 8674 your most flattering as well as BADGE 1744 Wishing you the MOTHER OLSON'S give you a personalized style happiest 01 birthdays Take I USU Two Houses across St from description hosts Nor-Cal -These are YOUR easier today than you did last help wanted campus, kitchen, lOciiities, linen unique fashion building blocks Friday. Love 00000 and rna.cl,serv TV YOU trawl for parking that you can use and adapt MOB everything furnished. $30 per the rest of your life I give you wk share. $50 wk single 127 N about 70 colOrS out of a set of 500 BIRTHDAY to KMS tram -onference swimming Do you need a couple of units? If 8th st 279 9504 Nappies CHARTER FLIGHTS 1979 We together with your personal RBR pal Ar Ar writing is your thing, we need your friendly represent all charter operators style description, in a portfolio Ari YOU at the Alumni Association LONDON linclding Laker/ By appt only. References. SAN JOSE for PR writing and for our PARIS FRANKFURT Sliding scale of fees. Inquire RESIDENCE CLUB publication the Spartan ST PAUL'S United Methodist DUSSELDORF iArnsterdarWs details colors Carol hampionship meet Lynne Great guys and gals, kitchen Young Adults The Free Way is Quarterly. You can receive one new gateway Bowman. M.A. 247 2504 5 30 facilities, game room, color TV Coming! February flat 7 30 to three units through as IS 180 ZURICH COPENHAGEN G 7 00pm most eves. I lam lom linen and maid serv fireplace, Class, and work with concerned ENEVA SHANNON Saturdays Also, Dress for courtyard. parking. 332 per wk SJSU will be the host of hopeful of making the team of Blashill, Campbell, professional supervision We WANTED TO BUY Baseball cards. BRUSSELS MADRID MIL Success for the business share. 355 single 702 S 11th St and types, especially want people who're serious all years AN YUGOSLAVIA LIMA. o year's Northern nationals, according to Sperling and Karen Kler minded You never have to call first 293 7374 Bowman, Goody, Post. about the writing craft and Lea Top PERU !SOUTH AMERICA/ mistake again fornia Athletic Con- Roy. has an outside chance to make a clothes prices paid Cad Peter Field, flexible enough to try a new COSTA RICA JAMICA RIO FREE room and board tor right nce women's swim- The 200 medley relay qualify, Roy said. style or two. contact Carol 629 6939 DejANE IRO HONG KONG student For company and RETURNED PEACE CORPS Schreiber at 277 3235 or 287 2532 TEL AVIV MANILA g championship meet, friendship for older Professional VOLUNTEERS contact Patty for more information TOKYO AUSTRALIA y and tomorrow at the Man Active and Involved in Gerken, 777 3446 Ind. Studies TAIPEI SIGNAPORE It.a Clara International Business and Community Eye 207. M.W.Th. or F 96 Part time. Full time 10 Key services HONOLULU NEW YORK and weekends 247 7773 un Center. HEWLETT hPACKARD Operators for tax season. In CITY Plus student flights terviewing now Tax Corporation throughout Asia. Africa and the The meet offers in- SKI UTAH. During Spring break with SJSU SKI CLUB FIVE Of America 1060 Minnisota 294 I AM A Bio Sii maior looking for a Middle East International (idual competitors a DAYS skiing at Park City. Alta 3613 794 3134 reasonably quiet place to live in TYPING ACCURACY. Student identify Card issuance lime to qualify for the and Snowbird. Transportation, Santa Clara Sunnyvale Cuperl NEATNESS. and DEADLINES Eurail. Student Rand and .ional championships, Lifts, lodging and parties all Addressers Wanted Immediately. inn areas I prefer a non GUARANTEED Experienced Britrad passes Youth Hostel Work at home no experience en in Masters. Reports. Disser cards Overseas iob ich will be held March Employment included for $18000 Sign ups smoking lot anything) Start Feb 27th at 7 30 awl in the necessary excellent pay Write vironment i am responsible and tations Approved by San JOSe placement U S A. CANADA 17 in Pittsburgh, Pa. Almaden Room, Student Union American Service. 8350 Park Will do my share of house State University Graduate and ME X ICO TRAVEL Hard Lane, Suite 127. Dallas, TO Department IBM Sei 0 South to lind Travel books SJSU coach Connie Also coming up is the Weekend keeping. etc Maximum rent i Luggage Opportunities trip to SQUAW VALLEY. Feb 75231 can pay is 5165 If interested San Jose Blossom Valley Area Maps backpacks and other y rates Stanford a heavy I/ lath Come tom us for fun and 1,11 749 2850M 7 TB F 310PM Janet 727 9575 travel aids Trip and Travel orite to take the team sun in the mountains Wanted Student to live in or )41 5017 weekends Ask for Planning Company icharter e. Other schools in the Rtn./Board/Sm. Salary in Brian LOOKING for a Wedding Travel Spec iatiStSI 444 E Win For Seniors return for child care and II Photographer? Images by JOhn Street blocks from Togo's) ban et will be UC Berkeley, AUDIO ENTERPRISES HAS IT! hsewk Own transportation FEMALE to share 2 bdrm apt are expressions of love solt, Jose, CA 95112 792 1613 Mon versity of the Pacific, The Widest selection of the reg'd Non Smoker Mt View Sauna, mod 'Arcot:i. Central elegant and understood by Fro 96 Sat 103 .sno State and SJSU. We are looking for talented Highest fidelity at the Lowest 961 1314 location S175,no and Oil 246 everyone! For the finest wed individuals who are receiving Prices! AE is your consumer 7723 eves. leave message. 255 "I expect we will have electronics buying electrical service for NURSING Flexible Hours/Good 5437 id swims," Roy said. "I their degrees in nearly 300 brands of audio Pay Aides/Ord 05 00/hr LVN'S it expect that we can engineering, mechanical engineering components, compacts, Poe 16 SO/Hr R.74 'S $a/hr Some it anyone other than and computer sciences. tables, and accessories for auto. Experience Required Call 287 The 11m9.4 cam, ray elf, bed saki To sell ag, CS ra474. teamwise." home, stage. or studio. WE also 1749 for Appt sno, has TV's VTR, videostreens lost and found I'd gaped Nil doesu7s, so Hewlett-Packard Wy "2.1- sat I04 So The Spartans are 4-5 on Last year, and games Everything you WANTED PART TIME go. 19,Classillenl season, their most provided over 700 career need in home entertainment at $ DISHWASHER We need you to NMI me, pad Imioty Who orm001 fe 607 Hos re, .04 .1. having opportunities for college to 50 percent DISCOUNTS! 0110 work from 12 tot 30. M F 33 00, ent competition LOST Balboa High School r MN Me wryly Plus optional 5 year and lunch Lord Chancellors he roof mei Classified .4, in a narrow loss to graduates like you. Again 1977, JOG initial inside It found Mom be tool. my Opel. extended wrnty All accessories 279 0951 all 294 1575 yward State last this year, we are offering at cost repurchase of any arsday. hundreds of challenging career syStemt S FREE LPs with each Deli Counter Girl NEEDED 49 pm opportunities. Plan to see our Purchase! It you're tired of the daily and wkndS Cupertino AKER Every girl on the a recruiters on February 22nd. small selection at the Sound area 255 5341 Nt-ret-19 ortan team swam works, the high prices at personals ison's best in the Pacific, or the thrown together HELP WANTED IMMEDIATELY yward meet, accoridng lunk Systems at Cal. then you Need aggressive per -toy. 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Mike O'Callaghan, would have produced such in- opposition for the Liber- district in inspecting both inevitable and The Business Council's predictions that a re ban most new Tahoe flation and economic tarian nomination at the restaurants and other food necessary. forecast for overall growth can be avoided this casinos and weaken the stagnation that it's "cause party's convention in Los outlets, sources said. in the economy during 1979 although officials power of local represen- for revolt" among the poor. Angeles after Labor Day "I think the price of oil is for growth of under 1 admitted the risk Senate votes end tatives on the Tahoe this year, but expects the The jury's decision will go up for all kinds of percent, down sharply downturn if inflation Regional Planning Agency. He said he's for a party to unite behind the averted what was expected reasons and should go up so from its own forecast last controlled. The eco to Tahoe agency constitutional amendment nominee so that no primary by local court officials to be that we conserve more," September of 2.5 percent grew by nearly 4 The pact appeared to to require a balanced contests will occur. a clash between the panel's Blumenthal said in a growth. The Carter last year, SACRAMENTO 'API - ad- a healthy r signal an end to years of federal budget, against right to subpoena witnesses television interview. ministration is forecasting growth. - The state Senate em- disagreement between the government subsidies to No action against and First Amendment growth of 2.2 percent. barrassed Gov. Edmund two states over how to farmers and for lower rights of reporters. In its economic Brown Jr. in negotiations "The prospect of restructure the TRPA, a federal taxes. He would Stockton reporter forecast, the Business Because the economy with Nevada by voting moderately decl distate board which rules abolish victimless crimes, Council did not use the is expecteti to grow at a Thursday to abolish a STOCKTON 1AP 1 A activity over the ne. on development on both oppose any new military National word recession but rate of near 5 percent in the regional agency that San Joaquin grand jury quarters need no sides of the lake. draft and end American referred instead to "a mild first quarter, regulates development on apparently will take no the entire discouraging if it co support for "military setback" for the economy rest of the year the California side of Lake action to force testimony would have looked upon as But the agreement, dictators and feudal Business leaders that will last over several to show little or no growth Tahoe. from a Stockton Record unavoidable result which must be ratified by sheiks" around the world. reporter who was sub- expect recession quarters of the year. if the council's forecast is determined progra California and Nevada met. But a council source The chief legislative poenaed in connection with reduce inflation legislators and Congress, "In 1980, it is my WASHINGTON API A recession is com- said the opponent of the move stories on problems in economic achieve moderate g ran into opposition in conviction that Americans The nation's economy monly defined as a con- slowdown will be mild and called it an "unmitigated health code enforcement at For the longer term," Nevada, prompting can and will take a long- probably will sink into a traction in economic should not be a cause for disaster" and predicted it local restaurants. Garvin, a council negotiations between the overdue step toward mild recession this year, growth extending at least concern. would weaken California's chairman, in a repor two legislatures. creation of a three-party with rising unemployment two quarters. The administration has position in negotiations The grand jury has not quarterly meeting o system in this country, that and an inflation rate stuck been adamant in its over tougher en- officially acknowledged its council. The amendment, they have had enough, and at a high level through 1980, "No one foresees a vironmental controls for decision, but the Record adopted 20-17, would will look for a true alter- quoted sources close to the a group of the nation's top deep setback, certainly the lake. day," abolish the CTRPA on Jan. native on election jury as saying the panel business leaders said nothing like 1974-1975," 1, 1980, if California ap- Clark said at a news Monday. said Clifton C. Garvin, Jr., It obviously does not had decided not to contest proves the Garamendi bill, conference. of reporter chairman of Exxon Corp., CAM make my task in the refusal 11 SB 82. Even as the Business referring to the deep discussions with Nevada Ricardo Chavira to answer Clark, 48, a Los Council issued its recession earlier in this Come early slay Ine entity any easier." said Sen. John the subpoena. Garamendi predicted Angeles anti-trust lawyer, pessimistic economic decade. THE KING AND HIS LOYAL SHORT SUBJECTS Garamendi. fl-Walnut the amendment would be polled nearly 380,000 votes the government HAROWARE WARS QUASI AT THE QUACHADERO Grove. Chavira was fully forecast, 801131 WETS GOO/III A removed or modified in the for governor last year. supported in his decision by reported that industrial But he said nearly half Assembly if the Senate the newspaper's output increased only 0.1 of the Business Council's Thursday's vote ap- for approves his bill. In running management. percent in January, the economic consultants, who KING OF HEARTS proved an amendment to a president, he said, "one of This freely crazy beautiful film has Awakened hewn, smallest amount in a year. prepared the forecast, a glint and turned the mow, wand upside Garamendi bill that would Libertarian seeks the things that comforts me novo ratify a tentative The jury met Wed- feared that an economic There is one reason tor this phenomenon is the quality of my op- nesday and adjourned And Treasury slowdown and slow people love the Kinq agreement between party's nomination position." California and Nevada without acting on the Secretary W. Michael progress in reducing in- strengthening en- SACRAMENTO i - Clark said he hoped to subpoena. The jury plans to Blumenthal had additional flation "will induce an vironmental controls at the - Ed Clark, who made a raise 10 times the $330,000 continue its own in- bad news for Americans, impatient government to Show times: Sierra Nevada lake. strong showing as he had for his campaign for vestigation of the per- saying further increases in shift to mandatory wage Shorts 7:00, 9;10l King 720, 9:30 1.iberatarian candidate for governor. He said the formance of the health oil and gasoline prices are and price controls." A vote on the bill was governor of California last Libertarian Party was on put off until later, possibly year, announced Thursday the ballot in 32 states in Friday. he will seek that party's 1976 and hopes to be on all nomination for president. 50 in 1980. The 1976 The agreement, He said America is in presidential candidate was adopted last year by Brown crisis because Republican Roger MacBride. and then -Nevada Gov. and Democratic policies He said he expects 0 spartaguide You forgot to pack most of your clothes. Anyone interested in bara Oskoui, 298-0204 for Call Lee Miller, 277-8721 for But you re embered the essentials. having their group's or more information. further information. organization's picture in the yearbook, "La Torre," Greenpeace, an en- Economics depart- N should call Peggy Leonard vironmental, educational, ment will poresent Dr. or Chris Butts at the and ecological Charles Baird at 12:30 p.m. Alumni Office. 277-3235 for organization, will hold an Tuesday in the S.U. an appointment. open house from 4 p.m. Umunhum Room. Dr. until 9 p.m. Monday at the Baird will speak on labor A behavior old Moreland Junior High unions, monopoly power modification group that School, room 11, Saratoga and human rights. A deals primarily with and Payne avenues. The reception will follow from changing inappropriate open house will explain 2:30 until 3:30 p.m. eating habits and about Greenpeace and ask promoting healthy weight for assistance. Call Career Planning and -wet. management will be held Michael Boyd, 296-0943 or Placement will hold a on campus this semester. A 578-2483 for more in- resume writing class at me sign-up and orientation formation 2:30 p.m. Wednesday in meeting will be held at 2 Business Classrooms, p.m. Wednesday in Health Career Planning and room 15. Learn how to Building, room 206. Call Placement will present write effective resumes Mary Ann Sullivan. 277- career opportunities with and letters that will sell you 2222 for more information. IBM at 2 p.m. Tuesday in to employers. Sign up in 111111,s, the S.U. Costanoan Room. Career Planning building Phi Alpha Theta, honor Representatives will society for history present a slide show and ma, students, will meet at 7:30 talk on career op- SJSU Concert Choir tonight at the home of Dr. portunities with IBM for will host its ninth annual Thomas Wendel. Dr. many majors. Refresh- Invitational Choral Wendel will speak on ments will be served. Call Festival tonight in the "Colonial Music in Cheryl Allmen, 277-2816 for concert hall of the Music America ; Harpsichord more information. building. Chamber session Music," discussing the will be at 2:30 p.m. and development of keyboard SJSU's International Choir session at 7:30 p.m.. instruments and will Center, 360 S. llth St., Professor of Music at the 1C4.!!Ei perform five musical opens its spring semester University of Southern re selections. Maps to Dr. film series at 8 p.m. California, Rodney Wendel's home may be Tuesday with "Calcutta". Eichenberger will judge picked up at the history The film series is open to both sessions. For further office in Dudley Moorehead the public free of charge. information, call 277-2923. Hall, room 134. Call Scott MacArthur, 227-9332 for more inf mations SJSU Folkdancing Club will meet from 7:30 until 12 tonight in Women's Gym. Lessons are from 7:30 until 9 p.m. and open dancing from 9 until 12 p.m. Teaching is at all Call Days Even.nes L Weekends levels. Call Maureen O'Day, 296-0178 for more information. 415 327-0841 2251 YALE STRE11 SJSU cheerleaders are fdrcatisnal Center PALO ALTO. CA 94306 holding workshops for TEST PREPARATION tryouts from 10 a.m. until SPECIALISTS SINCE 1938 12 p.m. Saturday in Women's Gym, room 128. For IntormaloOn About Other Centers In More Than 50 Maw US Cities A Woad Tryouts are for male and Outside NT State CALL TOLL TIM 11110123.1782 female cheerleaders and pompom girls. Call Patricia Luna, 277-3242 or Now comes Miller 279-3057 for more in- formation. Engineering & Computer Science Majors Nusantara Club will DON'T hold a general meeting from 3 until 4:30 p.m. GRADUATE Saturday at 453 S. Ninth St., apartment 6. All without talking to the members are requested to Hughes Recruiter visiting attend. ('all any officers for your campus soon. more infornatior or for any questions. Contact your placement office for interview dates. Campus Ministry at SJSU has Sunday evening worship services at HUGHES Campus Christian Center Chapel, 300 S. 10th St. Gwen, new wortcl or. MK Pan.: Protestant worship is 5 AN IOLA! OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER p.m., Episcopal Liturgy at 6:30 p.m. and Catholic Mass at 8 p.m. Call Bar-