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.'olume 76, Number 1 Serving the San Jose State Community Since 1934 Friday, January 23, 1981 Technical problems KSJS radio by Jeffrey R. Smith KSJS, the campus radio station, has been given 90 days to bring its broadcast signal within Federal Communications Commission standards, according to KSJS student manager Chet Davis. The station could not meet the FCC's engineering standards because of the hum and distortion caused by the station's obsolete audio console. The audio console mixes the radio signal which is sent to the tran- smitter. All sound heard over the air is sent through the console, which is used to mix sound from more than one tui ritaLle cartridge-tape machine. Occasionally, the KSJS console would lose one channel, producing sound in only one of the listener's stereo speakers. Because of the sound problems and other signal imperfections which could only be detected by electronic testing, the station was faced with either purchasing a new console or jeopardizing its FCC license. Davis said that in the last six months the station spent about $1,500 to conduct six tests of its engineering quality, each of which showed that KSJS was operating below specifications. Since surplus funds were unavailable for a new console, KSJS has canceled its other orders for major equipment purchases to help pay for a replacement, according to engineer Mike Gallagher. The Theatre Arts Department, which controls KSJS's finances, also had to cancel its requests for two $1,200 cartridge-tape mactunes used for taping jingles and music and a request for replacement lamps for the lights in the television studio, according to Prof. Clarence Flick, coordinator of the ra- photo by 8111 Andrews 'THIS ISN'T EASY' -- seems to be the expression on the faces with the problem of calculating a smooth spring semester and dio/TV/film program. Gallagher said that additional orders for $5,300 worth of TV monitors of Bill Dickey, graduate student in computer science, and Kim joined the lines of other students with the same intention. Al- and a $600 portable videotape recorder for use by reporters also had to Purcell, senior in physical education. Purcell and Dickey es- though walk-through registration is over, students can still add be canceled. caped the cold winter day in the warmth of the Men's Gym dur- or drop a class. The last day to add or drop a class without spe- Gallagher said the new console KSJS hopes to purchase irom ADM ing priority add/drop registration last Tuesday. Both wrestled cial permission is Friday, Feb. 13. Technology in Roseville, Mich., is a demonstrator model that the Theatre Arts Department has agreed to pay $7,000 for. The unit's retail price is $8,600. The broadcasting license is worth considerably more than the cost of To be heard in San Francisco replacing the console. "It would be impossible in Santa Clara County to buy an FM licerse for less than $1 million," according La Prof. Ken Blase, director of the radio/TV trial starts Monday news program. Bombing suspect's However, since no one in the department has the authority to purchase the console, it must go through the California State University and Colleges by Russ Fang Building Oct. 3. courtroom at the trial.," Mansfield years in prison and/or a $20,000 fine. purchasing system in Sacramento. The trail of an Iranian national While the $1 million bail set by said. The threat against the president has If there is a delay in purchasing or if someone offers ADM a better deal accused of plotting to bomb a U.S. Magistrate Nordin Blacker "I will tell ou Vie court and I a maximum penalty of $1,000 and/or for the console, then KSJS will be in danger of missing its 90-day deadline, meeting of the Moslem Student during AJrnaneih's arraignment Oct. had a chuckle over it because the five years imprisonment. which expires April 3. Association at SJSU last semester 7 remains in effect, attorney Paul only people we could find were The threat against Carter stems -Any little windsto in can blow the whole thing down," Gallagher said.

has been rescheduled to begin Mansfield hopes it will be reduced reporters, so we'rs not alarmed," he from an organization that police say But Flick, who said he "put the station on the air in 1963," has more faith Monday. once his client's trial starts in the added. -but apparently the Almaneih was trying to organize than Gallagher in the CSUC purchasing process. Naser Rahimi Almaneih was to courtroom of Judge Spencer government was, so we're in San called the "Iranian Free Army." "Where there is an urgent need, they come through for us," he said. its hit list were .iave been tried Dec. 1 but received a Williams. Francisco." At the top of Prof. Alex MacKenzie, faculty director of KSJS, also downplayed the the IFA is hance of venue from San Jose U.S. Attorney Louis Thrasher Almaneih was arrested Oct. 2 by Carter and his aides who seriousness of the situation.

to San Francisco Nov. 21, following said the change of venue order was the FBI at his business, the Almaden said to have considered eesponsible "I see no calamity," he said. "I see no crisis." Inrr. the shah in 978. 1 indictmeet by the ledeeal grand maJe to sccommodate the judge's Fsame end Glsss Pe in San for the fall of However, chief engineer Gallagher said, "The department is so un- jury here. schedule, but Mansfield disagrees. According to the FBI, he was FBI agent Joe Chiar imonte said derfunded that we're always falling further and further behind. We're so far Almaneih faces seven counts, "Apparently the FBI and/or the making pipe bombs and had planned the agency has invetig ted the IFA behind now that we're illegal. including the unlawful making of Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and to disrupt the MSA meeting hosting in connection with four other "If you're going to teach higietechnology subjects, you're going to have firearms, threatening President Firearms reported to the court that a pro-Khomeini Iraqi speaker. bombings in the Bay An a. to fund them with high-technology bucks." Carter and attempting to bomb the there had been threats and there Almaneih has also been charged Although the government MacKenzie, however, said KSJS is operating "legs.11y, professionally MSA meeting in the Old Science would be demonstrations outside the with the August bombing of the declined to comment on the up- and to the best of our cdpabilities," but slightly outside of FCC engineering Confederation of Iranian Students at coming trial, Chiaramonte is certain limits because of the failing audio console. the west campus of Berkeley High it has a good case. Flick said that even if the station does not meet FCC stall:lards by the School. Five-hundred people were "The evidence is pretty April 3 deadline, it will probably receive another 90-day extension if he can New library to meet due date evacuated there and one was in- damaging," Chiaramonte said. "But show that they have worked in good faith to correct the problem. jured. it's going to be a unique trial Although KSJS did not meet the FCC's technical standards, it did meet The against Almaneih of inasmuch as we're going to find in the commission's programming requirements. damaging a building with explosives this case a strong show of political Every three years, the F'CC monitors the amount of news, music, carries a maximum penalty of 20 beliefs." public affairs programs on a station to determine if it is See TRIAL, back page commercials and brosdcasting in the public interest. Police force acquires new bite A University Police officer to walk four-legged beat

by Rich de Give 1 The University Police have acquired a member of a Mfferent breed. U- No, a 2-year-old German shepherd, joined the force on Jan. 5 and will be walking the beats with campus police this semester. SJSU is the first campus in the state to use a dog on patrol. "The principal value of having a dog on the force is as a crime deterrent," said U-No's trainer Jim Faggiano, who has trained dogs for five other police departments in the Bay Area. Using a dog on campus was the idea of University Police I.t. Maurice Jones, who worked with police dogs for six years as a member of the Topeka, Kan., police department. "A dog has keener senses than a human and is an extension of the of- ficer's senses," Jones said. "Dogs are also a tried and proven safety tool." U-No will work with Officer Eric Zeno, who was specially picked for the job. Jones said Zeno was chosen because of his even temperament, his low profile and his adaptability to the situation of working with a police dog.

Despite weather delays, the new Clark Library is expected to meet First patrol dog the fall '81 target date. on state campus by Bruce Rockland to be installed. Despite heavy rains during the Also awaiting installation is the and a labor dispute last new building's solar heating and spring Zeno was previously employed as a juvenile corrections officer and on summer, construction of the new cooling system. the police force in Wheatland, Calif., but this is his first experience with a Clark Library on Ninth Street should According to project engineer dog as a partner. be completed near the September Vincent O'Kelley, the building's 1981 target date, according to solar system is part of a project to The pair will spend 95 percent of their time on campus foot patrols, Dickman Construction spokesman determine how much conventional according to Jones. They will also work on building searches and crowd Art Catbagan energy can be replaced by solar control. ji The basement and plumbing for power. "As they gain more experience, they will be used where they are n !eded the new building are complete, as is For this reason, the new library and can be used best," Jones said. the will rely on the solar system unless the superstructure, including .lones emphasized that U-No will not be used on drug searches because Catbagan. connection to the main campus fifth floor, according to he has not been trained in that area. Catbagan said the next stage of system becomes necessary to keep Zeno will now take part of his job home with him. Not only will the dog is the roof The project, the building comfortable. construction work exclusively with Zeno, but 11-No will live with the officer and his wife in July 1979, has not "The system as designed was which began and two young children experienced any major delays since never intended to provide full last summer's strike, he said. heating and cooling all year round," "Obviously, if I had any concern whatsoever about the safety of my -Even if it rain& tomorrow, it O'Kelley said family I wouldn't have agreed to work with U-No." Zeno said. to hv 8,11 4rnIrPws wouldn't hurt is,' he said. Still, he "The system was designed If the patrols are successful, it is possible that two more dogs will be with a added, the inside walls, ventilation take care of a base-load added to have dogs on duty on all shifts, according !o Zeno. U No, the Uniwersity Police's new patrol dog, looks intimidating as the backup from the campus steam- ducts, electrical work and all The program will cost $5,000 to operate the first year. Eric Zono holds his leash normal interior amenities have yet heating system," he added

I. Editorials appearing on this page represent the opinion of the Spartan Daily Viewpoints expressed by cartoons. letters and columns are solely those of the authors Friday, January Pdgn 2 opinion 23, 1981 Reagan's pomp is an image Americans need

by Mary Washburn-Higgins Jimmy Carter's efforts to "de- No walk down Pennsylvania We need to believe this. We want landmined with potential economic But just as we sometimes need Sews Maur pomp" the presidency backfired. We Avenue for him. He'll take a to believe this. At least for a while. and political bombs. to get teary-eyed listening to the With the inauguration of Ronald may have thought we wanted a good limousine, thank you. We want our leaders to look Don't confuse us with the facts. Spangled Banner and looking at Reagan, pomp has returned to the old boy to come in and dispell all the Reagan, as an actor, un- better in the eyes of other nations. Deep down we do realize the limited the flag, we need to have a certain presidency. myths about presidential wheeling derstands how to project a certain We want someone to look up to who powers of the office and the man in awe for our president. Even if it is And regardless of one's views of and dealing. kind of image. is going to lead us over a future it. all an act. the new president's politics, putting But a president who presented And in an age when the the office back on a pedestal is himself as our next-door neighbor television medium is so influential basically a good thing. eventually lost our confidence. that the inaugural parade was The fact is, the men who have After all, our neighbor has shortened to one hour to provide filled the office in recent pars have crabgrass and his kids are brats. more "action-packed" viewing, hardly been what you'd call living We want a man with character. image is crucial. legends. At least not in a positive If not true character, then a We're seeing morning coats, sense. manufactured one will do. Image is fireworks, star-studded galas and For instance, it is difficult to what's important. elaborate dinner parties all in imagine there will ever be a Gerald And image is what Ronald honor of one man. Ford Memorial in Washington, D.C. Reagan has a lui. oi. And we get the message that this But one thing that has served to This man would no more be man is important. lift up some of these men in the eyes caught carrying his own garment People are making a fuss over of the nation has been the peculiar bag than he would serve Andre him, ergo he must have the power to aura around the presidency. champagne at a White House dinner. warrant this special treatment. New semesters are 'typified' by long lines for everything

by Judy Larson While clutching the list of hard-earned classes, the Associate News Editor student must now purchase his 1)ooks. Armed only with a If anything typifies the beginning of the semester at wallet and a check book, a student goes through the belly SJSU it would be lines long lines of waiting people. The rubbing, excuse me, I'm so sorry for stepping on your toe philosophy at this school seems to be that anything worth experience of the Spartan Bookstore. having is worth waiting in for. At the beginning of the year the bookstore is a maze of The experience begins outside the parking garages. tangled lines lines to check bags, lines to have checks Traffic becomes an idle crawl just off the freeway. approved and lines to pay for books. Students wait in long lines of cars to enter the sanctioned However, don't breath deeply once outside for there garage where parking is legal and not threatened by are more lines. overzealous tow truck drivers who wait to swoop on The line to pick up grant checks lets only a few people helpless vehicles. inside the door at one time. This line moves just enough to Unfortunately, while trapped in this line, the only tease and offer the hope that this wait won't be quite as scenery is the backside of the driver's head in front. bad. But fear not. Once safely parked, the drama does not First timers have the joy of waiting in line to have stop. pictures taken for their identification card. It is no Try registration. Here, waiting in line is an art. For coincidence that few people smile on that little card. After beginners it can be harrowing, horrible hours of torture. an hour in line, cheese is not the first word to come to People involved in registration are better to watch mind. than any vividly violent film ever made. Their impatience No matter what words come to mind the only things smoulders just below the surface, covered by brittle showered on the ears are go to the end cf the line, do not smiles that could crack at any moment and send the take cuts, do not pass go. person screaming in hysteria to the front of the line. Having to wait in line can't be changed. It leaves no THE CAUFORNICAT1 OT4 CX WASH 11.16-1-014, D. C. Granted, with the number of students at SJSU, this alternative but to try to wait gracefully. method of handling the volume is probably the best Oh well. Perhaps higher education is for teaching dc available. But it is impossible to enjoy. patience and tolerance along with English and history. If However, the experience of waiting in line does not so, every graduate should be awarded waiting-in-lines and stop with registration. surviving degrees. Winos deserve something better Daily Policy than Ripple or Mad Dog 20-20; The policy of the Spartan Daily amount of comment has appeared. early as possible to the City Editor by regarding letters and material sub- at the Spartan Daily office or by Opinion mitted from individuals or organiza- mail. The sooner the release is good vintage may 'raise ambitions' Sc tions outside of the Spartan Daily The intent of the Spartan Daily received, the better coverage the Cu staff is as follows: Opinion Page is to present a variety topic may receive. re of viewpoints on issues affecting the by David Jacob blue garbage durnpster ... bring gave some spare change to a blind All releases should include a Layout Editor change. guitar player and his dog (Mexican foi Letters university community. telephone number that can be called While walking near the campus I felt bad for a moment. Chihuahua). Later I saw them drive scl Comments, columns and Letters should be submitted to the in case further information is up I knew that the small fortune by me on the freeway on-ramp -- the in editorials will discuss local, state, last week, a couple of men came Spartan Daily office ( JC 208) bet- needed. they were amassing would probably dog was not driving. tat national and international affairs. to me and asked if I could spare a ween 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. weekdays, or The Spartan Daily reserves the quarter. afford them only a pint of sweet That hurt. thm by mail to the Opinion Page, c/o the Editorials reflect the position of right to limit, rewrite and edit press The one man ( he must have Ripple, or some Mad Dog Zo-20 Thinlaog about panhandlers Spartan Daily, San Jose State the Daily. Opinion columns express releases for length, style, invasion of been the leader of the gaag ) asked if (potent but rank I. It didn't seem owning Cadillacs can really bring do University, 125 S. Seventh St., San the views of the writer or privacy or libel. I was a student just to make small right to me that while I could be obscene thoughts to even the most en Jose, CA 95192. organization and will appear with a The Spartan Daily reserves the talk as I was digging into my sipping some long-legged Chenin giving soul. Even mellow, qu All letters must include the byline attributing the article ac- right to make judgments concerning pocket, seeking out the right coin. Blanc from the Mirassou vineyards, phlegmatic liberals, such as myself, ml cordingly. se writer's signature, major, class news value of any given release. It's a delicate procedure finding these two would be sloshing their get annoyed at such riffraff. The Daily encourages reader Sc standing, address and telephone Announcements of meeting times. the correct coin among a pocket full livers, while curling at the bottom of But these guys, down here in comments regarding editorials, cri number. Only the name, major and displays and other minor releases After all, if they saw how some San Jose phone booth with the what is sarcastically called the opinions or news stories. of change. tic class standing will be printed. should be submitted at the Spartan much change I had, the single smell of old times. heart of a city, couldn't be scoun- drels living on anything hut cheap The Spartan Daily reserves the Daily office in the Spartaguide box quarter might have seemed an in- Maybe a better vintage would grape. co right to limit the number of letters Releases located against the west wall of the sult. raise their ambitions, I thought. I have a soft spot for winos that on a given topic after a sufficient Releases should be submitted as office. Keeping the rattling down to a Yes, I felt guilty but, I refused tragically hold such a low self- tb minimum is also a fine art. to chase after them and right my esteem that they live on bulk wine. I pr The second man said they unworthy charity. I let them suffer. hate to think quarter needed money for wine. I respected would that my I had to work my own this human sc his honesty. way up aided type of from Red Mountain's gallon jugs degradation. to After I gave them my quarter from the acres of San Bernardino), Students at SJSU should be they wished me a good day and to the pinkish charm of Wente vin careful where their money goes. Let la strolled across the road to another . your winos buy only the best, or let set of bulging pockets up Fifth Street I remember once, after landing them buy nothing at all ... by the ii ... near San Fernando ... behind a on Hollywood Boulevard ( 1969 ), I way, I loathe sarcasm. fl

[II Letters 12 th AiroRNEy afNERAL Fullerton's decision forces ex -convicts to 'return to crime' fo of Editor: some of the risks from their par- One terrifying thought keeps WILLIAM action of SJSU FRENCH SMITH The recent ticular little community, but the running through my mind: 1984 is President Gail Fullerton in closing crime rate in general is bound to only three years away! les down the University Alternative increase. Patricia A. Lilley ly Program raises some very What is more alarming than the Associate Director its disconcerting questions about the possibility of higher crime, however, l'pward Bound Program PC THtS IS A attitudes that are surfacing in is the thought that we are losing fo PRIVATE America today. sight of our civil rights. UAP was ke CLUB It .s pretty widely known ( and closed because a participant wa.: Students sy unfortunately accepted (that prisons arrested for murder arrested, not 'rude' di do not rehabilitate. An ex-offender convicted. Several Muni employees to insult hosts who really wants to make a better were fired because one was charged Editor: life for himself faces many ob- again, not convicted with rape. As an American foreign ex- be stacles, but if he is able to get a job Whatever happened to "innocent change student who has just tif better and an education, he has as until proven guilty?" More im- returned from my host country, lam sa chance of making it. Now, it seems portantly, how does a whole group of astounded at the comments made by that ex-offenders will not be allowed people become guilty by Dutch students Jeroen Mayers and ye to work witness the San Francisco association? Evert Visser. They find us Muni firings nor be allowed to get Human rights seem to be fo disgusting, but I find them very rude th help with an education the closing disappearing in a conservative to publicly insult all the people of of UAP. What, then, is left for them? backlash, and it's scary to wonder do their host country for simply being fa The crime rate can only go higher if where it all will end. If ex-offenders different from the Dutch. ex-offenders are not allowed to can be so easily discriminated l'rn sorry that Mayers and their only change their lives and against, it is conceivable that for- Visser find us "tasteless, un- bu to recourse is to return crime. mer mental patients, the physically civilized" arid "dirty," but I hope mi Fullerton and I realize that Dr. disabled, minority persons, and that they might learn something by de

the Muni authorities were under even women could again find it living in a culture that is different public pressure and acted extremely difficult to get good jobs from that of the Netherlands. Isn't ea politically; however, their decisions and a good education. America and that the purpose of studying abroad? "I -"if ..E are illogical when viewed on a larger all it stands for could be set back 200 Megan 3tafford scale. They may be eliminating years. University of San Francisco Friday, January 23 1981 Page 3

Health Center gets facelift Freshmen Upward Bound by Eric Strahl Binns The renovation of the SJSU Health Building will Because the new machine is more flexible, it will be by Billy Thomas her high school counselcr. ruliittier pr.grarn, the they are going to have to be provide the Health Center with several improvements, able to take X-rays from more positions than the existing For a lot of high school "I wasn't doing good in students uve in the dor- serious about their including anew 850,000 X-ray machine. machine, making patients more comfortable during the seniors, preparation for English and I was having mitories and attend studies." The construction has continued since September and process, Binns said. college begins the day after problems in school," classes," Mestas said. According to Mestas, has left the building with no front entrance and a large In addition to the X-ray machine, a new X-ray graduation, but not in the Ramos said. "My parents "rhat gives them the 80 percent of the students amount of unused space. processor will enable technicians to develop X-ray films Upward Bound program. feel that I will learn more opportunity to experience who have participated in The new X-ray machine will give the center a "much without using hot water, which has been a problem in the According to Juan and that it is really going to what it is like to be in a the program have gone on better, more powerful and more flexible mat than the past, according to health services assistant Edward Mestas, 38, director of the help me." college atmosphere." to postsecondary schools. present one," according to X-ray technician Margaret Ambrose. program at SJSU, Upward According to Mestas, TI.e students take what Mestas said that The clinical lab will also be enlarged, Ambrose said. Bound starts preparing every teacher the students Mestas calls "preview recently proposed The lab performs various tests on patients, mainly on disadvantaged high school have is required to report classes" during the regulations by the blood. stadents as early as their to them on a quarterly summer. Department of Education In what supervising laboratory technologist Joan freshman year not only to basis while in the high "If they were going to which change the eligibility Biome described as a "big step forward," the remodeling enter college but to succeed school program. take geometry, we teach requirements for par- will include a new $45,000 Coulter Counter. once they get there. "We call the students theni geometry," Mestas ticipation in federal The Coulter Counter counts blood cells, reads Mestas said the in and if they are doing said. "That way they get a programs will have little hemoglobin and performs other tests which were program deals with well, we tell them we are head start. impact on the Upward previously done manually. disadvantaged and proud of them," Mestas "When they come to Bound program. The new Coulter Counter will speed up the results of minority students of above said. "If they are having the program, the students Currently, an in- tests that students get free of ..-:harge at the Health Center. average intelligence with problems, we try to find out have to make a decision," vidual is eligible to For instance, Biome said, the counter can run a below average per- what it is before it gets too Mestas said. "No matter participate in the program complete test in 45 seconds that used to take almost an formance. big to handle. how much they messed up only if he or she comes hour. The program consists "In the six -week in the past, we tell them from a low-income family. The Coulter Counter is the only one of its capability at of two components, one OEM .1.M any of the California State University and College system during the summer and one campuses, Biome said. during the academic year. Also new to the lab is a 815,000 chemical analyzer, In these programs, aft which analyzes blood chemistries and glucose levels. students are taught high Because the lab requires much more space with the school subjects. aft new machines, second-floor classroom space will be lost. "During the academic aft Another innovation to the center is a "pneumatic tube year, we med. with the aft system," which carries medical records between floors students every Saturday through tubes. Technicians push a button and air pressure for sessions in the reading 41 Broodside Hospital of San Pablo cordially invites takes the records between offices, ensuring their required lab, the math lab, the 4.1 the new graduate to our buffet supper confidentiality, Ambrose said. writing lab and the lear- ning skills class," Mestas The staff members have been waiting for three years said. WEDNESDAY JANUARY 28th for a larger pharmacy to be built in the center, Ambrose According to Mestas, between to 41 four and seven pm. said. Now, two first-floor rooms will be combined the high school students one. create a pharmacy three times the size of the existing have the option of at- 4? This is a unique opportunity to become acquainted The larger space is required by the state to ac- tending any three of the + with one of the finer hospitals in the Bay Area. You commodate the amount of business the pharmacy now four sessions. will be able to enjoy an informal atmosphere and in + does, Ambrose said. The students enroll meet qualified staff who understands your career the program on a voluntary 41 A new main entrance will also be built and the needs and the important choices facing the new existing restrooms will be refurbished. These im- basis. it 4. "During the school graduate. You will have access to our hospital provements are requirements of the federal Oc amational + Ii Safety and Health Administration to better accommodate year, we don't pull them facilities where various MD's will be available to give handicapped students and staff, Ambrose said. out of class," Mestas said. + personal guidance in your area of interest. + "They have to come here + In addition to the major construction, carpeting will on their own." If you are able to attend please contact your Nurse 13' be placed in the building to reduce noise and retain heat. "They tin the Upward + Recruiter or Mary Soya at Brookside Hospital * Bound program teach you Gadway Construction of Los Gatos is performing the 41 (415) 235-7000, ext. 2876. * construction, which is paid for by a 8377,000 state ap- how to take notes and how propriation. The money came from the budget for all to do things that you are 41 RSVP * CSUC campuses' health services, according to Ambrose. going to be doing in + 1). college," said Manuel Although construction is scheduled to be completed Hymes, 16, of Silver Creek 41 BROOKSIDE HOSPITAL * WWI() by I roda Co/Stirs April 1, Ambrose explained that "We may be very lucky to High School. 41 4. finish by the end of the semester." Anna Ramos, 16, was of Gadway Construction prepares a Jim Walkup However, Ambrose said, none of the Health Center's referred to the program by door for hanging at the campus Health Center. services has been curtailed as a result of the construction, even though the health staff must tolerate extra machinery noise and a lack of space until completion of School of Business the project. accreditation 'safe'

by Richard Robinson ing offers." Although the SJSU The problem is not just School of Business does not hiring the necessary num- currently meet the staffing ber of faculty, he added, requirements necessary but also maintaining the for accreditation, the quality of instruction. school's dean said it is not "We can hire people Now You Save in danger of losing accredi- with doctorates if we're tation for at least another willing to lower our stan- three years. dards," Halverson said. school Presently, the However, he said, "It does not meet the 40 perc- would not be building the ent full-time doctorally future strength of the qualified faculty require- $100 school by hiring any doc- ment of the American As- torate that comes along." sembly of Collegiate Schools of Business, the ac- The school also suffers from competition in hiring When crediting body for the na- You Buy tion's business schools. qualified doctorates. 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Suddenly. you're decision-making Second class postage pawl at Sa n flying low and fast over the leadership responsibility, and tiful shape," Halverson Jikse. California. Member of Cal- 5000 Slew.: Bird San Jost ifornia Newspaper Publishers night sea. management experience. said. 200 El Canna Real 14081 965 8350 Association and the As.sociaten AV S San Bruno Not hing else feels like Navy Other careers can give you "We're putting on a Press. Published daily by San 1415)871 6763 Oakland international flying. Nothing. And as a responsibility. But Navygives very active recruitiig ef- Jose State University. during Airport officer you can it to you sooner. fort," Halverson said. Yet the college year. The opinions USED CAR 14151 569 0575 pilot or flight expressed in the paper are not part of it. Make your first leadership the SALES be earliest possiblc hiring necessarily those of the Der tirt- Don't take our word. Take our warranty. The Navy puts you in full decision now. Send in the dates won't come until next ment of Journalism and Masa Draeount Coda No 204 fall. Conununications, the University control of a multi-million' coupon. Nothing else feels like Administration or any student Oollar super-sophisticated Navy flying. The delay lies in the or Inctilts organization. Sub- bureaucracy of the hiring scription, accepted on a remain- method, according to the der of semester basis Full aca- demic year, $15. Each semester, dean. 17.50. ('ff-rampus price per "Recruiting starts in ropy, 15 cents. Phone. Editorial early fall," Halverson said, 277-3181. Advertising 277-3'71. Printed 'Ay Independent Publica- NAVY OFFICERS GET RESPONSIBILITY FAST. "In spring, you start mak- tions Jarurriry 2 I 951 srsyrr Friday 4 sports Jerry McDonald St, fall to Spartans It's the Eagles, UOP, Fresno by Tim Truax The Spartan five averaging 24.5 per game. thrown from the upper impresnive performance road this weekend, with a night at just barely Playing excellent overcame an early second- McNealy, a 6-7 forward level by disgruntled Fresno from 6-7 junior forward game Thursday Fullerton 12-12 defense and "showing half deficit of eight points who transferred from . Ron Higgins, who scored Cal State night at improvement" in the eyes against UOP and held off Santa Barbara City Meanwhile on the nine points with only 1:53 and one Saturday court, Doug Murrey had 22 remaining. Higgins led the Barbara 6-91. of coach Bill Berry, the San the Tigers, 58-50, on College, matched up UC-Santa for the Spartans to Bulldogs with 18 points and are winless in If a poll of Spartan football coaches means anything, Jose State Spartan Thursday of last week at against the 6-9 Cornelius in points Both teams all scorers. Sid 11 rebounds. will be the Philadelphia Eagles over the Oakland basketball team opened the Civic Auditorium. a man-to-man defense that lead two FCA A games. h,r1 14 points and The pair of Spartan Itaiders in Sunday's Super Bowl. PCAA play with wins over Chris McNealy ,,cored Berry utilized for mast of Williams team with five victories brought their at- Despite Fullerton's But not by much. Out of the seven coaches questioned, Fresno State and 15 points to lead all scorers, the game. led the home winning streak to 13 record, Berry feels his pur took the Eagles, as did Men's Athletic Director Dave University of the Pacific and in a fine defensive The Spartans scored rebounds. the way games. That ties the record team must continue to Warns, while three tabbed the Raiders. and extended their overall effort held All-American eight straight points after Murrey led UOP center Ron Cornelius trailing 37-29 with 14:28 left with 12 points in the first for consecutive home improve in order to stay line coach Wally Gaskins, defensive back record to 11 wins and 3 Defensive had been to play and then held the half, as San Jose opened up victories set by the '76-77 atop the PCAA. He feels offensive line coach Rick Cook and losses. to 10 points. He roach Greg McMakin, Tigers scoreless for almost a 30-20 lead at intermission. squad. Santa Barbara is also Baldwin all like former Spartan Wide receiver coach Dave four minutes after ex- The Bulldogs got an San Jose goes on the better than its record. does Adams. ,30ick Vermeil and the Eagles, as tending their lead to 45-44 and black are head coach Jack Siding with the silver with 4:34 remaining. UOP Larry Kerr and offensive back Iwity, linebacker coach did not score again until

oach Dick Sullivan. there were 42 seconds left. Eagles as winners by the cam- bring in Gaskins sees the Mike Mendez and Doug this ad for 21-10. "They're more hungry than the ortable margin of Murrey followed McNealy bad," Gaskins said. taiders. They want it in scoring for the Spartans student "It will be the Eagles 28-21," McMakin said. "I like discount with 10 points each, while on class requirements' reasons. The game is on Astroturf and I like for the first two weeks of cla .s. hem for two Matt Waldron led UOP ofler does not apply to Otto, sak Rem.. depth." heir overall with 13. He was followed by Cook and Baldwin see Philly the winners by 28-24 and Cornelius with 10. 0-17, respectively. The reason? Dick Vermeil, an ex- The Spartans, ranked also on sale thru 2/14 partan quarterback, and now the Eagles' coach. seventh in defense in the ART TEC PADS NEOLT LOLLY DRAFTING don't bet against a former Spartan," Cook said. NCAA, then took on the y Marker "You ,L4,1 TABLE LAPW 412 Baldwin notes that the Eagles have already beat the number two defense in the hru 19.14 COnierr,OrMY 25% OF F Multlg 30%0FF lunar. erg...099,u success at having his lamp 1aiders this year and Vermeils' NCAA in Fresno State EU,09earl or 36. des., home enel office use eam prepared. outlasting the Bulldogs 52- Includes clan, base Adams agonizes over making a choice between the 47 at the Civic Auditorium 25% OFF uo LS I/9 wo. on Saturday. Rey 55395 Sok 440 45 -I'm really torn. I believe that Philadelphia has the Nine busloads of things going for eat team, but the Raiders have so many Fresno State fans, clad in ALL Adams said. "I guess TECHNICAL hem, like old 'mo' ( momentum red sweaters, shirts and PERMANENT PENS e 'II stick with my San Jose ties and say Vermeil will pull it jackets, turned out at the MARKERS Repelogreph. hentune Deelgn Catell, I. Steno /tit somehow, 17-14." sold out Civic to watch the 9.99 0.65e 25% OFF Bulldogs accept only their The three coaches who pick the Raiders all are doing 6ets second loss of the season. 23% OFF out of a deep respect for revitalized Oakland guar- o The Fresno fans erback Jim Plunkett. threatened to delay the "I like Plunkett, so I'll say Oakland, 28-24," Elway start of the game by aid ARTIST CLIP BOARDS ALL ringing the court prior to "I don't follow the pros too much because I'm too busy T -SQUARES 111.111. the player introductions. TRIANGLES rere,'' Kerr cracked, "but because of Plunkett, I'll take ae. 100..118Q* Despite repeated public r Raiders, 24-17." Rep. hoose horn he address announcements, 10.55 25% OFF Sullivan finds himself in the peculiar position of UM 731 the fans remained on the 30% OFF ooting for and picking the Raiders. He sees Oakland as floor until the Bulldogs had ?5S, OFF z 0-17 winners. photo by Sal Bromberger entered the court. Late in "I've never really liked the Raiders, but Jim Plunkett the game, players and a super guy. He's the same person now he was when he Spartan Sid Williams (42) shoots against Pete officials were pelted with bas down. I hope he does well," Sullivan said. Verhoeven of Fresno State Saturday. SJSU won pennies and cups of beer UNIVERSITY ART CENTER- Sullivan also thinks highly of Raider defensive back 52-47. Ft011.0 ALTO att-r liAMILTRIA/ENI.R MI-MOO SAMTAPCLARA 2ses5ccrrr BLVD 727502 1)wayne O'Steen, a former Spartan who he remains in Ouch with. However, when visiting the football offices, the liultless forecaster of the bunch is not one of the coaches, rut the groundskeeper, who Sullivan refers to as "Vern, oach in charge of gardening." He is undefeated in picking games against this sound ollect ion of football minds. Vern is picking the Raiders oy the score of 28-10. Spring "He's from 'rexas and he just wants to see the Eagles iunished for beating his Cowboys," Baldwin noted. Wrestling The Spartan matmen either did or did not flake history last night in their match on the road with Cal P'oly-San Luis Obispo, results of which were unavailable Bowling Leagues t press time. Cal Poly has never lost to a California school in its listory. The Mustangs are 4-2 in dual meets, with losses to Following is a list of bowling leagues to be offered during Spring, 1981. ational powers Oklahoma, 24-16, and Oregon, 20-18. They re ranked fourth in the nation by Amateur Wrestling hews, and sixth by National Mat News. Hoping to pull off the upset are T.J. Kerr's Spartans. linked 16th by the Wrestling News and 13th by the Mat ALL OF THESE LEAGUES ARE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC! ;Jews. The Spartans are 11-2-1 in dual meets. Sign-ups are now being taken as a team, or Women's Basketball Sharon Chatinan's Lady partans put their 4-0 record in NorCal play on the line at individually, at the Games Area desk until ome tonight against the University of California. The , 13-8 overall to the Lady Spartans' 9-8, Monday, February 2, or until leagues are filled. eature Colleen Galloway, who averages 18.5 points per lame and became the first 2,000 point career scorer in Cal iasketball history in their latest win over Santa Clara. 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by Rose Zamudio 27!" has recently released more personal and get the sentiments in which our Tom Robinson's new "We've got a damn several new songs on the away from the explicit and images and obsessions pseudo pop, punk rock good band with an ex- I.R.S. , some co-writ- overly political songs that become lost in the political, group, Sector 27, has cellent bunch of musicians ten with band members Jo we had been doing," ex- economic and societal emerged from the ranks of who are not going to Burt and Stevie B.. plained Burt. "But in fact, systems of everyday life." modern music with a new imitate the members of the Robinson's new band we came around again wave act that stands out old band. If you don't want touches on a new, more because we began writing Sector 27 is among the top. to hear Sector 27, then I will complex music with more more politically, not so representing the era of Last week at the personally refund your personal themes and much in the words, but in strong-willed, open-minded Keystone, Palo Also, the music." musicians who refuse to go Sector 27 put out an in- along with the apathetic credible show which Most of the songs from mood of the '70s. Concert their debut album were managed to change lifeless This is played at the concert, such Robinson's punk rock fanatics into an third band and by as "Can't Keep Away," far his appreciative, participating review best. Still playing "Mary Lynne" and pseudo- audience. pop, new wave "Dungannon." tunes, The band ac- Sector 27 displays and complished this feat by money right now." symbolism. "Can't Keep Away," radiates an unending combining professional Cheers and claps "We wanted to get said Robinson, "expresses amount of positive energy. showmanship with talented hailed his statement and lyricists and musicians. the music continued to play An unexpected out- non-stop for the next 70 burst of enthusiasm oc- minutes. cured when persistent requests from the audience The old band broke up for Robinson to play his old in 1979, and Robinson took Mid-week White Sale. TRB I Tom Robinson Band) a short vacation to study tunes did not cease. music which had evolved In the middle of his on the rock scene since second song, Robinson 1977. silenced the outrageously- The band's members clad crowd to reiterate the include Robinson, rhythm fact that he no longer would guitar and lead vocals; Jo play such old tunes as Burt, bass guitar; Stevie "Glad to be Gay" and "2-4- B., lead guitar and Derek 6-8 Motorway." Quinton, drums and synth photo bv Rose Zamudio percussion. "This is no longer the Tom Robinson's group, Sector 27, performs a new wave concert Tom Robinson Band," he Robinson, known as a at Keystone Palo Alto last week. shouted. "We're Sector political activist musician,

'Annie' now playing N.Y. DAILY NEWS: "A powerful, terrifying, suspenseful, mind-blowing movie. The result will fry your hair." The Tony Award-winning musical "Annie" opened at -Rex Reed. New York Daily News the San Jose Center for the Performing Arts Tuesday and will run through January 31. N.Y. TIMES: Annie opened in 1977 and went on to win seven Tony "Exhilaratingly bizarre! Obsessive, exciting, scary, Awards, including Best Musical. wildly energetic." -Janet Maslin, New York Times The story, based on the comic strip "Orphan Annie," is set in New York City during the Depression of 1933 and One of the year's 10 best. involves a little girl's search for her lost mother and -Time father. Tickets for the performance are now available at San Jose Box Office, 912 Town and Country Village, Peninsula Box Office, Macy's, Emporium, BASS and all major Bay Area outlets. Attention, downhill School and an all- skiers. Cross- day lift ticket for country skiers. Badger Pass; or Snowballers. Ice an all-day cross- I-QUALITY MATERIALS skaters. And country (Nordic) FOR dreamers. lesson; or ice- Falling snow skating on an FINE ARTS means falling outdoor rink GRAPHICS prices during (skates provided Yosemite's Mid- free); or a pan- CALLIGRAPHY week White Sale. oramic Yosemite DRAFTING That's when our Valley tour. rates range from just $17.50 per So escape to Yosemite mid- person per night to $29.25! week. Stay in cozy Curry Village You've never seen such a saving. cabins, the rustic Yosemite Lodge Mid-week package includes or the historic Ahwahnee Hotel. lodging, ski area transportation Mid-week special rates apply ALTERED STATES to and from Badger Pass and a Sunday through Thursday night 'ALTERED STATES' auAml-RJRT13LAIR eacmiN BOB BALABAN (NAZIS HAD choice of any of these four (excluding holidays). Call for DANIEL-MELNCK BIN CORIGLIANO STEW-AARON PM5v".5.17WEF90, exciting experiences: Two reservations at (209) 373-4171 or retn.rt.tn=. HOWARD GOTTFRED KEN RUSSELL 0 sessions in the Yosemite Ski contact your travel agent. SAN JOSE ART EQL_Mrsii CS:A.Or'-V-1557Ehe 1 fL Valleyn Ftari,, Center95,2 8 m36, 5 VI:: Anion'sca i 9 4 Road0 c PRESENTED IN .,HJUTIONARY NEW CONCEP T ir, fIll SOUNI YOSEMITE 4 Jose l$8 ruseret Park Cs l_orry 2498700 941 3600 MANN THEATRES STARTS TODAY! ' under SCieCeC Wins and conditions San Jose Art Paint &Wallpaper Theatre 10I ShOW1IFIleS J c.th Yosemite Park & Curry U., a A ,,,,,( 00 COnCeSuonei authonled by the US Depatment 01 the Interior Nation. Park SteviCd STORE HOURS TOWN &COUNTRY - ALSO STARTS TODAY - 7410 511VIPIS MIK CYO Valley Fair - Fri 9 to 9, Sat 9 to 5:30/ Sun 12 to..59 METRO THEATRE. S.F. Mountain Wow Mon- Sat 9 to 5:30 243 2223 C lassifieds

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Commission f CSAC), the MISAA now makes it state's Cal Grant awards possible for an individual range from $200 to $4,100. whose family income is $25,000 or less to get a Basic Qualified students may Educational Opportunity also receive additional aid Grant. previously, the limit from SJSU's Financial Aid was $12,000. Office. To apply, those in- "We have ap- terested must indicate on proximately 50 to 55 per- the SAAC form that they cent of our student want a copy sent to SJSU. population getting some The deadline for all SJSU type of financial submissions is March 1. assistance," Ryan said. "It's increasing all the From here, the SAAC time since more and more form is reviewed by the students are becoming College Scholarship Ser- aware of the MISAA," he vice in Berkeley, which continued, adding that in determines a student's 1980 Congress also made need based on a computer the educational analysis and forwards the qualifications more information to CSAC and lenient. SJSU. Based on the need Arthur Marmaduke, analysis, both CSAC and director of the student aid SJSU decide how much an commission, said as the applicant will receive in cost of attending college financial aid. continues to rise, com- petition for Cal Grant aid "I would go ahead and will grow. Last year more encourage all students to than 82,000 students ap- complete an application if plied for the 23,070 they feel they need available awards. assistance," said Donald Marmaduke stressed Ryan, director of Financial the need to complete all Aid at SJSU. necessary paperwork on "They may be very time and to observe in- surprised to find they're structions. going to qualify for loans, "Too many students grants or work. disqualify themselves "It doesn't cost that because their applications much to process and are filed too late or are

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