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LUME 64 NUMBER 13 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1975 PHONE: 277-3181 Chancellor's copyright policy proposes royalties for state

By Mark Stafforini In that report Cohen and Sasseen explained. If the faculty member is "feed information" to Bunzel, Schein The chancellor's office has proposed made the following recommendations: relieved of one class to work on a said. Executive Vice President Burton a copyright policy that will require Books and articles should be project, the CSUC should receive 25 per Brazil is in charge of the task force, he California State University and College exempted from the copyright policy. cent of the royalties, she said. added. ( CSUC ) employes to go through a Materials produced on leave, paid The Academic Senate will consider Schein said the faculty is working clearance procedure before or unpaid, should also be exempt. the proposal at its next meeting, ac- with the administration on the policy copyrighting any material. The first $1,000 of royalties should cording to Dr. Arnold Schein, chairman proposal. The employe will have to submit the go to the author, to provide incentive. of the Academic Senate's Professional The faculty was "alerted to the material and information on how it was After that royalties should be split 50-50 Standards Committee. dangers" in the proposed policy by obtained to a campus copyright com- up to the amount of direct state costs But Schein said he is opposed to the Academic Vice President Hobert mittee, according to the draft for the ( for the project; This is, for projects proposal as it reads now. Burns, Schein said. copyright policy. that are assigned.) The propsed policy would "create a The statewide Academic Senate's The committee will then determine "Significant support" should be more bureaucracy" that would delay Professional Standards Committee will who owns the copyright. clearly defined, Cohen said. publication of material, he said. discuss the policy at its meeting this If the employe developed the When state costs are less than $5,000, The policy will be considered at the weekend, Cohen said. material on his own time without the author should own the copyright, Chancellor's Council of Presidents (of Dr. David Elliott, chairman of university funds or equipment, he will Cohen said. CSUC) on March 3, Schein said. SJSU's Speech -Communication own the copyright, the policy says. Royalties scaled Bunzel's ammunition Department, is the chairman of the If the author (employe) is assigneu, Royalties should be shared on a The Professional Standards Corn- State Professional Standards Com- commissioned or hired to develop the sliding scale, Cohen said, when only mittee hopes to supply SJSU President mittee, Cohen added. material, the CSUC Trustees will own partial support is involved. John Bunzel with "ammunition" Elliott refused yesterday to discuss the copyright. A faculty member carries a class against the policy, Schein said. the policy until the committee has Royalities shared load of four classes a semester, she An SJSU task force has been set up to discussed it. When the material is developed with significant support from CSUC Forum on falling enrollment resources, the author will own the copyright, but the CSUC will receive 50 per cent of the royalties until it has received $10,000, the policy says. According to the policy, the material Educators debate college role involved includes writings (books and Gregory attacks racism articles), musical or dramatic com- positions, sound recordings, films and California universities and colleges "This requires more administrative diverse backgrounds. The distinctions ICK GREGORY -"If you want to kill me, you all have another thing lecture notes. must define their role in society, ac- muscle and a centralized ad- between campus and non-campus will -rung,- the comedian told the CIA before a packed auditorium at San "In the past when a scientist used cording to speakers at an SJSU forum ministration," said Cheit, a former vice disappear due to media education and e City College. See story page 8. university equipment and then on "Creative Responses to Declining chancellor of UC Berkeley. self-instruction, according to Gray. patented something, the university and Enrollment." "Most of what we admire in the in- "I am convinced that we must he shared royalties," said Kathleen Although agreeing that a response to stitution came about from autonomy decentralize," said Gray. "The market Cohen, chairman of the SJSU Art declining enrollment is necessary, the and decentralization," Cheit said. will demand that we operate all over Department. three featured speakers saw different He predicted the current downturn in the community." rown aide hints But when a book was copyrighted, the solutions to the problem. student enrollment will continue until One of the reasons for student decline faculty author received the copyright, Increased centralization of authority, the mid-1980's, and conditions brought is that babies of the post-war baby Cohen added. increased sensitivity to student demand about by the decline are only tem- boom have passed college age, leaving When university equipment has been and more career orientation were all porary. empty seats, according to Gray. udget additions used, the university should get some of proposed as responses to the downward The consequence for higher "We must redefine the roles of the benefits, she said, but "There has enrollment spiral. education will be worse conditions students, faculty and staff," he said. By John Bodle Fox replied the choice could be be to been a bit of overkill with this Co-sponsored by the Academic during the period of decreasing "The only thing that can be rejected CRAMENTOGov. Brown's "have both of them fractured," hinting proposal." Senate and Academic Vice President enrollment than when the decline wholly is the maintenance of the status- sed $29.7 million educational cuts that there might be partia; :unding of The proposal gives too much to the Hobert Burns, the forum was designed bottoms out and a period of relative quo." not as well planned as they could some university programs not now state and will discourage faculty from to share ideas on responses to funding stability takes hold, according to Cheit. Baldridge, of Cal State Fresno, said been, a cabinet official in his budgeted by Brown. doing creative work, Cohen said. cutbacks made necessary by declining "The role of the trustees become he believes centralization is inevitable. mistration said Wednesday. Programs that are not funded include It will also require an "unbelievable student enrollment in state univer- crucial," said Cheit. "They have to set "I assume that we are in a situation own's budget was put together in a such student services as counseling, amount of paperwork," she added. sities. guidelines." of serious and long term change," said and is "not as fine tuned as it could testing, placement, housing, financial Faculty proposal Enrollment declining The problem, said Cheit, is to Baldridge. "Gimmicks and short-term e been," said David L. Fox, cabinet aid administration, office of the Dean of Cohen and Dr. Robert Sasseen, dean Faced with the prospect of continued maintain flexibility while centralizing ideas are not going to solve the etary for Brown. Students, health services and the cost of of faculty, prepared a report on the enrollment declines, SJSU ad- authority. problem. instructional supplies and services. policy for the Academic Senate's ministrators are attempting to Responsive to need x hinted that Brown may recon- "Under crsis situations there is Continued on page 8 Professional Standards Committee. determine academic priorities while Although agreeing that current r his support for some of the budget always a centralization of authority," maintaining the quality of education. economic conditions require a Legislative Analyst A. Alan Post said Baldridge. "We have a crisis for "When you are facing decline (in separation from the growth attitude, mended to him, mass education." ou don't walk into a program and Gay feminist chosen enrollment ), you have to scramble and Gray said, "We must establish a Different effects , 'We're going to knock you out' find out what it means to your in- reputation for being responsive to The decline in enrollment affects out detailed reasons," Fox said, stitution," Dr. Earl F. Cheit, associate student need. different institutions differently, said rring to Brown's blanket cut of the director of the Carnegie Council on "Where the students go, the as council member Baldridge. rnational Program which had Policy Studies in Higher Education, resources follow," he added. study overseas said Monday. "The steady state is a false reality," "It the decline) is hitting institutions wed students to A.S. Council has chosen a gay woman Robertson has been involved in the on home capuses. Other speakers were Dr. David Gray, said Gray. "In reality, the system and that are all things to all people," said e earning credit as graduate representative to fill the Lesbian Feminist Alliance, a com- vice president for administration at Cal the University are caught in a path of Baldridge. "those that have no clear ox met Wednesday at the state position on the 20-member munity group which serves as a social last open State Long Beach, and Dr. J. Victor sociological and economical forces far mission or definition." dal with members of the California and discussion organization for gay council. Baldridge, Cal State Fresno's assistant beyond its control." Noting SJSU falls in that category e University and College Student Nancy Robertson, who says she is women. vice president for academic affairs. Gray said he believes higher Baldridge said, "We must take on some sidents Association and the Spartan and active in the feminist "I'm interested in giving more funds gay "In the past, planning really hasn't education is now four years into a kind of distinctive mission." ly to discuss Brown's budget cuts. movement, was chosen by a unanimous to women's interests, such as the child been that important. We've pretended period of instability. The last five years of higher ox was told by Bonnie Sharpe, at Wednesday's council meeting. care center and Women's Week, but I vote it was," Cheit said. Distinctions disappear education have been extensive dent president at Cal State "I've been working for the Women's want to be open and listen to both "Now planning is realnow planning "Policies must be much more geographic expansion, drawing versity, Fullerton, that Brown's Week group on campus, working 10 to sides," she said. counts," he added. "We must find ways flexible," said Gray. minorities and women, according to ding of university programs was a 15 hours a week. That, I think, is good The new councilwoman said she was of institutional renewal without Gray predicted the student body of Baldridge. ice of "which arm do you want to experience for being a council mem- impressed with the council after ser- growth." the future will be drawn from more Continued on pages ak." ber." ving at her first meeting. Bunzel's speech draws criticism

By Doug Ernst like Bunzel's is to be able to define what is right, good and acceptable," said Young. Reaction to SJSU President John Bunzel's recent "He tends to posture a philosophy, and then he develops speech on affirmative action, by SJSU personnel involved it so it meets his own values and ideas," Young said. in the university's Affirmative Action Program, has been James C. Goodwin, assistant to the vice president at lukewarm at best. Berkeley, was seated at the head table during Bunzel's Reaction to the speech has not been favorable from address and, when contacted by telephone,commented on University of California at Berkeley, where an agreement the speech. was reached Tuesday between that campus and the "His speech sounded politically oriented," said Department of Health, Education, and Welfare ( HEW), Goodwin. concerning affirmative action goals and timetables. "He's a very good orator, and was making a dramatic "Bunzel is beating a dead horse," Stephen Faustina, narrative. I disagreed with his narrative," Goodwin SJSU affirmative action coordinator said. added. "We've already dealt with issues involving quotas and Bunzel told Commonwealth Club members everse discrimination," Faustina said. discriminating against whites to make up for wrongs "White males as the object of discrimination is not what committed by previous generations against blacks, affirmative action is," said Faustina. "means that white people are...to become victims of Sid Walton, a student and author from Berkeley con- discrimination not because they are guilty, but because fronted Bunzel after his Friday address at a Com- they are white." monwealth Club luncheon, openly challenging Bunzel's Faustina believes this argument is not only old, but speech. resolved. "His speech was reactionary,' Walton told the Daily. "There have been some isloated cases of discrimination "It encourages a clear and unequivocal retreat from against whites," said Faustina, "but I'm sure that's not many serious commitments to a meaningful Affirmative the case at SJSU." Action Program for women and minorities," Walton "We should quit whipping that dead horse, and get on to added. operating a true and legal Affirmative Action Program. Presently working toward a law degree at Berkeley, "If the university in its efforts to establish an af- where he once taught ethnic studies, Walton is a con- firmative action program, adhered to higher education tributing editor for the Black Scholar Journal, and has guidelines put out by the Department of HEW there would authored "ZBC 1994," a book on long-range affirmative be no difficulty in regard to 'reverse discrimination." action goals. Faustina insisted that he dislikes the term, "reverse discimination." Carlene Young, chairwoman of Afro-American studies "There is only one form of discrimination and that's of the UC Berkeley Affirmative Action Task Force. Walton at SJSU, commented on Bunzel's speech. illegal discrimination," Faustina said. SJSU President John Bunzel is challenged after his speech "One of the advantages of being in a majority position Continued on page 8 at the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco by Sid Walton called the talk on affirmative action "reactionary." Page 2 February 21, 19/o Spartan Daily opinion

A.S. referendum provides chanc4 to give trustees feedback on fees

Next week students will have an has always been low. During opportunity to voice their opinion fall's referendum on four rh on one of the most crucial issues of ( editorial ) campus issues, only 1,767 stud the school year. out of a potential 26,000 bothere We will be asked to decide if the be unfortunate if we wind up on the vote. present student body fee level of other side of the fence with them on $10 per semester should be lowered an issue that would be harmful to Past turnout in A.S. presider by as much as 50 per cent or student interst. elections has been equally pal maintained. In other words, the trustees, who Although the referendum, have long sought to minimize If we don't vote to keep the scheduled for Monday and student power, would be using level where it is to main Tuesday, is only an advisory vote student opinion (a vote for lower programs we feel are desirable to give the trustees of the fees) to emasculate A.S. govern- necessary on this campus, California State University and ment. board of trustees could make College system feedback on the fee Why would a fee cut weaken cut that would do away with issue, that in no way diminishes its student government? programs. importance. Because the fees we pay to A.S. Next We have enough contradictions week's referendum res go into programs and activities we should with the trustees already. It would provide the trustees witl would otherwise not have. Because overwhelming mandate of stuc on this campus, the ability of the support for the current fee le A.S. to fight for student interest is Show up at the polls Monday Quotas not issue in affirmative action in large part attributed to its size Tuesday and vote yes. and prestige. Tom Among the programs and ac- progressive role, then its By Phil Trounstine The university's "essential mission" historically tivities that could be crippled by a is education, Bunzel says, ignoring the policies must advance the demands and SJSU President John Bunzel has been comment fee cut are child day care, legal of the San Jose Mer- reality that universities are institutions aspirations of the working people, ie. using the pages counseling, the Women's Center, cury and last week a speech before San through which great social change has those in whose hands real political Spartan Daily, K.SJS radio. drama Write us Francisco's Commonwealth Club to regulations at least to force been and can be effected. power rests. and music productions, in- Tie Sparian Daily encourages yot criticize the federal government's universities to hire women and He's decided the university should Bunzel's stance on affirmative action comments Best read letters are shOrt problem rather than serves only to further divide us against tercollegiate athletics, campus words) and to the Point Affirmative Action Policy in higher minorities. remain part of the Letters may be submitted at the Da, education. Bunzel's stance is not new, he's part of the solution. one another and is therefore an entertainment, cultural programs, office IJC 20111 between pate and 5 p r Why fight? historically reactionary position. Joint Effort Coffeehouse, Con- Monday through Friday Or by mail. He accuses the policy, which requires following in the footsteps of Lester Ice Daily reserves the right to edit lc employers to make a search for Maddox, George Wallace and the South One last point is needed. We're only students for four years. sumer Switchboard and scores of length, style. Or libel. affirmative action After we leave the university, its im- All letters must include author qualified women and minority job Boston busing foes. Some critics of forums. signature. maior, address, and phon candidates, of imposing quotas onto Their defense, like Bunzel's, was to maintain that the only reason whites pact on society will still affect our lives. number voter turnout in academe. charge that the federal government support it is that they are ridden by We must do what we can now to set it on Unfortunately, But Bunzel uses quotas as a straw was violating white peoples' rights by "white liberal guilt." the right track. SJSU elections and referendums man. Not only are quotas not deman- enforcing equal protection regulations. This disgusting argument is a thinly ded, they have been recently outlawed. What he wants veiled avowal of the status quo, yet we That's not to say that the court If Bunzel doesn't like affirmative should understand how throughly Think it through, Mr. President, decisions prohibiting quotas were wise; action and yet claims a commitment to wrong it is. the point is that Bunzel is making a social justice, just what does he want? There are two main reasons for demogogic plea in order to gain sym- His latest Mercury column provides whites to support the struggles of pathy with his opposition to affirmative us the answer. women and minorities against racism action in general. "Higher education should exhibit and and sexism. Ford must have a better idea! In fact, Bunzel wants the federal foster an attitude of working toward" First, there is the commitment to government to keep out of higher equal opportunity, he says. equality and justice for humanity. This By Ray Manley TFEAWell, I thought the idea of education so that colleges and Sure they "should," Dr. Bunzel, but is not guilt, it is a sense of right with If Nixon's taping system is still tax was to decrease gasoline universities can get on with their they "aren't." What "should" we do to which we are instilled. bugging away in the Oval Office, the comment sumption, therefore decre "essential mission" of educating make sure the university is working Some of us are pained by gross in- following conversation might very well automobile use. students. toward equal opportunity? Evidently justice, not because we did something have been recorded. In it, President Great Depression? FordI though you were suppose Before we substantiate that, one nothing. wrong but because maltreatment of our Ford is discussing economic policy with TFEAYou must have heard of it be a top flight economic advise' more example of Bunzel's illogic is in Bunzel lists a couple more "shoulds" fellow man offends and grieves us. a top-flight economic adviser ( TFEA Mr. President, it was in all the papers. didn't impose that tax to cut down order. to which most everyone will agree. But Second, there is a matter of self in- FordI called this brain-storming FordNo matter, don't bore me with consumption, I did it to raise reven! Unfair footrace when it comes to concrete proposals to terest. It may sound cold and heartless, session with you because you're one of all the small details. What did we do to I had to figure out some way to get In his Commonwealth Club speech, correct the failure of universities to but we must understand it. my top-flight economic advisers, and I whip it back then? money to fund all these tax rebat Bunzel used his old "unfair footrace" hire qualified women and minorities, It is in the interest of white people for think it's time I got some advice. TFEABasically, we got into WWII. have slated for the next couple of ye parable. Bunzel passes the buck. women and minorities to be treated as TFEAShoot boss. FordA war huh? Pretty shrewd Do you think I'm some sort of iclic "Absolute egalitarians believe that "Congress can help secure these equals. As long as they are held as a FordWell, I've been hearing lately thinking. Wars always shoot new life TFEAYou weren't chewing justice requires equality not at the objectives by well-conceived programs reserve labor pool, as long as they can that the economy is in pretty bad shape, into the economy, don't they? when you made that decision were y beginning of a race but at the end. They of financial support. Expanded op- be used as a threat to job security of the all this stuff about inflation and TFEAAs a rule they do, sir. But FordOf course not. When I'm d( want the minority or female runner to portunities must be provided for mass of white workers, then the people recession. Am I right so far? before the war we launched massive the president's work, I devote all be given more than equal treatment academic training at the un- are divided against one another. TFEAThat’s it in a nutshell, Mr. work projects funded by the federal mental energy to just that. It woul with the white male runner," Bunzel dergraduate and graduate levels for If people hope to struggle against President. government to pump money into the be fair to the American people tc charged. women and minority group members," inequality, injustice, racism, sexism FordWell, I'll get down to why I've economy and raise employment. otherwise. "It is as if they were asking the Bunzel demands. and imperialism, they must be united. called you here. I've had experience FordNow I think you're on to TFEAWell sir, let me just say tt scorekeeper to ensure that the minority Resources are needed because In order for that unity to occur, with inflation, but damn it this something. See how productive these think you should think about the h and female runners win a certain society "must be more than passive if whites must fight for the right of self- recession one's new to me. Historically brainstorming sessions can be? way idea a little bit more. I feel F percentage of the races," he added. increased employment opportunities determination for minorities and men speaking, how has this country dealt TFEAOf course. Back then they should have a better idea. Bunzel should take an undergraduate for women and minorities in higher must fight for equal opportunity for with it in the past? built post offices, federal buildings, FordHighways, hminnun. I c( philosophy course in logic. He's com- education are to be achieved in fact as women. TFEAof course, the best example highways... build a big highway to Colorado. ' pletely lost his bearings. well as in legal theory," he argues. That commitment is the basis of of how we have dealt with the problem FordHighways! I've always liked might be another idea to take to Using Baines footrace example, What is striking about Bunzel's popular unity without which we are of recession is what we did during the highways. Sure, let's build highways. people. women and minorities are running the proposals is that none of them requires divided and impotent. 1930s...during the Great Depression. TFEABut you must consider race with a ball and chain around their the university to be anything more than The university is a social institution, FordThe Great Depression...h- conflicts with your other economic ankles while white males are un- passive about 400 years of injustice. existing in the context of the struggle mmm, I like that, it's catchy. I bet policies, like the crude oil import tax. a new fettered. The ball and chain are racism He's more concerned about the en- for social justice. that's where Johnson got his "Great FordWhat about it? If you have Try and sexism. forcement of regulations than he is If we want the university to play an Society" from. Exactly what was the something to say, say it. If they tie at the finish line, ie. if they about the problem they are designed to are being considered for a job along combat. maintenen( with a white male, presumably all are qualified for the job. But the woman or minority has not only arrived at the finish line, he or she Soggy lots proceedure has also overcome a handicap, racism and-or sexism, with which the white letters Editor: male has not had to contend. Semester after semester I h' In the light of reality, it can no longer deserving watched with growing dismay, SJ be judged a tiethe woman or minority ground maintenance crews throw has run a tougher race and yet arrived away, literally tons of orgi at the same time. Weekly Bunzel material. At that point affirmative action of coverage Don't afraid to laugh, In looking around campus, one should demand the institution hire the be immediately impressed with the woman or minority. The odds against vious professional degree in wh them have been stacked all along and Editor: column sought these men take their jobs. Well-k it's time to balance the scales. Last Tuesday morning I gave your on all of us lawns, flower beds, manicu When the ball and chain have been assignments editor a lead and I am the joke is Editor: shrubbery and trees. eliminated, then it will no longer be unhappy to see the story not reported in Many students might be interested in It seems a shame that th ; necessary to give preference to the the Spartan Daily as yet. Editor: came to visit my family, we told Polish a weekly open-ended column by our professionals are over-looking woman or the minority. But in order to As you know, there were heavy rains Did you here the one about the Polack jokes (spiced with a few other racial university president, John Bunzel. ignoring one of the most important cut lose the runners, extraordinary the past two weeks. Those rains caused who...? and normal jokes I most of the time. We We understand that a university well as simplest principles of ecolog measures are needed for some time to the dirt parking lots along Fifth Street In reply to the recent letter regarding certainly were not trying to slander president is a busy man. But the putting back what you take out. come. to become very muddy. One large area the distastefulness of Polish jokes, I ourselves or each other. Why mostly president of our nation and the In defense, the well-worn reply Federal intervention was completely under water so no cars would like to say that I enjoy them. As a Polish jokes? Because they are funny governor of our state both set aside a "We use fertilizers." Yes, but at w Now, by using quotas as a whipping could park there, while students were matter of fact, I enjoy all good jokes, be and, being Polish and others knowing it, few minutes each week for a news cost to the university? boy, Bunzel has disguised his unable to find parking elsewhere in the they about blacks, Jews, Chicanos, we hear them all. conference. With the soaring, inflated costs Surely our president can set aside an fertilizers, space to store it, wouldn' abhorrence of the federal government's lots. Italians, Poles, or any other people. I should think it is time for everyone equal number of minutes each week to be appropriate and professional intervention in educational matters. I suggested to your assignments I am very proud of my Polish to take a good long look at themselves presented to him by seek alternatives? He thinks the institution will right editor that he should have a reporter heritage and yet not too proud to laugh and laugh. answer questions itself because it is administered by fair investigate the situation. I indicated at myself and my people. I have no fear his students. The simplest and cheapest, g ; pretty sad and just men. that the problem might be relieved if that I am a "dumb Polack" so why After all, this world is in Perhaps issues like those in the tlemen, requires no specializ And who are But history offers no precedent for whomever is responsible would have shouldn't I laugh? I certainly do not shape if we cannot laugh. Economics Department could be knowledge: Composting! Taking th should be able to Bunzel's pipe dream. some fill brought to the parking areas consider this as "slander." the first people we clarified by a give and take discussion. tons of wasted organic matter a Or maybe we're so It took federal troops to guarantee and leveled out. This would facilitate I consider it slander when one person laugh at? Ourselves. Dr. Bunzel could choose to answer two simply stacking them into piles we aren't funny? integration in Alabama; it's taking drainage. decides that everything said about his perfect or three questions each week. allowing nature to perform. police batallions to desegregate James Barrett race is derogatory. Maybe Mr. Arlene (Mikolajezyk) Nichols David Bicknell Robert Boston; and it takes stern federal Junior, Journalism When Polish relatives from the East Junior, Psychology Major Junior, R-TV Journalism Senior, Environmental Stai February 21, 1975, Page 3 receive help Director needed renters for switchboard By Jeff Mapes Tenants Union, who con- specific proposals on how the seling service and did not Jose will probably ceived the project, or it could center should operate. give details. a centralized housing be Economic and Social Tenant union spokesman The Housing Develop- The A.S. Consumer Clarkson said the switch- ce funded by federal Opportunities Inc., a private Jim Welsh, who is also A.S. ment Corporation asked for Switchboard is searching for board receives complaints sue sharing money, but company funded by the housing director, said the funds to re-locate people a new director the way one from students on consumer is delsate over who will federal government. steering committee is from federal housing into would shop for a car or a matters and investigates the he program. Or it could be the Santa making a "farce of citizen homes that have been washing machine. problems. n Jose City Council Clara County Housing input" and that the union's repossessed. It made no The switchboard wants the oved $160,000 Tuesday Development Corporation, a proposal is being "abused." mention of a housing center. best director its money can DRIVE-INS But steering committee But Bell said the groups buy. for a housing service non-profit community Boo Office Ooens 6 15 ir that would provide organization. member William Bell, who would be able to come back According to Bill Clarkson, Show Starts 6 45 IC Children Under 6 F tee :e to renters and a The council] has not yet offered the motion to let with proposals in "greater who resigned as switchboard allow contracts out to third-party detail" so the distinction director on Feb. 7 to become ng placement service. decided whether to EL RANCHO e money would come out third-party groups to run the groups said the committee remains cloudy. head resident at Washburn never made any promises to The city has decided only Hall, the new director should the Community program. It could decide to 11.75 Pot Cato, lopment Block Grant have the city run the the tenants union. that a housing center will be be innovative, responsible Jorge River Staffers for Wilson agree funded. and "not afraid to step on "LOS HOMBRES ram that would give San program. NO LLORAN" $18.5 million over the The San Jose Tenants no promises were made, but City Manager Ted Tedesco somebody else's toes." Enrique Guzman "AGENTE SECRETISIMO" luring three years from the Union has a volunteer-run say the groups would not be opposed the housing center, Clarkson, a New College allowed to re-write their saying the city "couldn't senior, said most people who stir 'al government. housing center at 255 E. proposals, leaving only the afford the luxury" of such a have switchboard ex- 7 steering committee, William St. and has proposed stU tenants union in a perience by Council woman to use the present center as a position to program. He urged the Steve Leckie do not qualify for other run the center. money be spent on street and work study and only work nne Wilson, that made base for a city-wide housing Rated PG mmendations to the center. Economic and Social sewer repairs and other Wait for Me! study students are eligible to Dean Martin Opportunities made a projects that "directly reach be directors. "MR. ROCCO" cil on how the money The union spokesman said WHICH WAY TO G0? -With tricycle in tow, young "WESTWORLD" reside Pam Heard, Id be spent, has not they believe it should be proposal mainly concerned the people." Jason Olsen, 4%, ponders his route while friends Dory who has "UPTOWN Ily pa with buying land for the city However the council worked on the switchboaro SATURDAY NIGHT" ified who would run the considered before the other and Karen Whitney wait expectantly outside Dudley ram. groups because it conceived to develop. It only made rejected his recom- for three semesters will act ep the Morehead Hall. could be the San Jose the program and has made mention of a tenant coun- mendation. as acting director until a new mai director is hired. ;irable The purpose of the ew class will reeducate future teachers switchboard, Clarkson ex- Rated R npus, Kung Fu Action make plained, is to "find where "BRUCE LEE AND I" students are being ripped off "CHALLENGE OF y with THE DRAGON" or losing money, and try to ' SHANGHAI CONNECTION Society's sexist attitude taught in school expose it." urn re !es wit By Donna Avina society itself. heavier chores to boys and the roles. Brody said. concept because he wants to the more clerical duties to be able to approach his of stu xism in our schools is a It is no accident, Brody Children's television, girls. Brody sees this as a even Sesame Street, she future female students as fee 1 ction of the power believes, that picture books, Your mother and means of protecting the said, is guilty of sexism equals. Vlonda ture in our society, sentences in textbooks, rding to Dr. Celeste the 'Jane helps Billy' con- masculine ego. because of the type of roles "It is obvious that women Elementary schools ly. Brody's class, cept conveys to young women play and the scarcity have been cast by society in Tom convey the ism and Education," children the societies role concepts of woman. the role of the underdog," he through subtulties currently exploring masculine-feminine power such as "Television commercials said, and it helps to be able to wants you different athletic facilities premise as it looks concept. portray the woman as the see and understand this and activities for girls and location in its broadest The structure of the chief consumer, Brody said. system." kindergarten to societ3 economic , political boys, she said. The child sees this and ab- e," from Parsons said women office Is e 12. and socialrevolves around Teachers pass along sorbs bits and parts of the workers, holding the to go through rages yo this power concept, she said, stereotyped role-playing role model portrayed. e School of Education is greati.st number of clerical e short (2 with the stereotyping ser- through casual comments a ing this topic for the Dana Parsons, jobs, could not easily be et the Da ving as a reinforcement. and sex segregation of credential candidate in and time as an ex- dismissed without the 5 p Little girls are taught that students according to Brody. for mad nental, two-unit course. secondary education business tumbling down. But commencement. I to edit I they cannot do certain things studies, is one of Sometimes even the in- industrial the men's so-called ody said the course will because of economics, she 12 students in this e an, flection of the teacher's Brody's leadership roles could be put and yze socialization and the said, not because they are voice, choice of words, or innovative course. try of schooling. not capable of doing those aside and the women's work You owe yourself an Oly. manner of treating the two He said he's interested force would continue to ody said the education things. in sexes is enough to reaffirm the sexism in business. orms the necessary Brody said that before the Dr. Celeste Brody education operate the tion of socialization sixth grade there is little in a society, and the physical difference in girls become stronger. ent of that education will and boys. Between the sixth It is about this time ct the attitudes of the and seventh grades girls teachers begin giving the Hewlett-Packard introduces LS. Council puts off a smaller uncompromising se idea o asoline calculator: the HP-21Scientific. decr suppose xtra funds decision advise cut do $125.00: se reven S. council delayed action asked the council to freeze $64,000 figure could be from ay to get Inesday on what to do $55,000 of the total for use in reduced because bills IRA programs prior to Jan. 1 ax rebat approximately $64,000. next year's budget. INW=INISSINEL at his of- iple of ye he money was saved Stephanie Dean, A.S. are still arriving ort of id n the state began funding treasurer, asked that $30,000 fice. The council decided to hewing ructionally related ac- be set aside. delay a decision on the )n were y ies (IRA) Jan. 1. Dean said the 1975-76 v freezing of funds until an en I'm d council had provided IRA student government budget exact figure of IRA savings !vote all ling prior to Jan. 1. is $432,000 or $28,000 less than this year because of a drop in is set. It woul recommendation from Vx SIN COS TAN In other council business, a people t n Rico, A.S. president student enrollment. en 'cos -4- - The treasurer said at least $75 funding request from John Hummer of the ust say th $30,000 should be set aside to ex sro National Student Conference .3,t1ti R. Rd. mit the h make up the difference. . -11P91 ampus Against Racism was set . I feel F A.S. Business Manager Greg Soulds reported the aside. ENTER f CHS EEX CLX nm. 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By Dan Williams vancing costs of higher Foote said external campus community has been STUDEN Why are students staying education. This is the reason economics are one reason ignored (by the city). We are away from SJSU? more students at SJSU are students are more job making an effort,..., but we taking fewer unitsusually oriented now than in the need the city's help," she SPECIA) Failure of SJSU's ad- off with from the departments that past, whereas Lee had said. $1.00 ministrators to recognize ASB card student needs plus a con- coincide with the student's maintained more working She said prospective nec scious effort to keep students career interest, he added. students are the result of students touring the area work and Studic, out of higher education in- When students higher education costs. find "the campus is fine, bui stitutions by the former take fewer units, this affects "We have an awful lot of the housing around the tally, he Regean administration are the overall FTE working students," he said, campus is poor. TheatrP said. adult enter tainniet the main causes for an on- adding, "students are taking "It's just not a neat place FTE is arrived at the fewer ...le; I'S San 541.1 going full-time enrollment units, on the average." to live," she said. adding all enrolled units The FTE ) drop at SJSU since continuing drop in 1969, according to Dr. together and dividing the FTE might also be partly 15. Marvin Lee, professor of total by attributed to Computer economics. Lee did say, however, the Assisted Registration (CAR), Dr. John Foote, dean of drop in FTE at SJSU is only Foote said. academic planning, said temporary and "eventually However, "I really think All things will turn around." they were minor," he added. KAYERN there could be "any number ERNI Asked whether the FTE of reasons." Stephanie Dean John Foote Dr. Marvin Lee Stephanie Dean said Ilford "4 Kodak will continue to drop, Foote And, Stephanie Dean, housing and safety codes are film paper . chemistry associated students of academic planning said, not being enforced in San recognize...what forces are unemployment rates as tuition followed "a concious "I haven't any idea. There Jose and added, "the treasurer, said, "Part of the 20% off at... THE KAMERA KORfk the driving students," Lee said. reasons for the FTE drop. policy of eight years of are things that might con- downtown area is problem has to do with 560 S. Bascom Ave. community. It's (San Jose ) -Students are shifting Administrative failures Ronald Reagan." tinue it." deteriorating." Lee emphasised the failure For instance, he said, San Jose, Calif. not an attractive place to around trying to crediential According to Lee, "Our feeling is that the to face live." themselves" to be better of the administration Reagan's policy was to place more students are attending SJSU's student enrollment qualifed to compete for jobs, up to the students problems the responsibility of higher community colleges then university has dropped sharply in the Lee said, adding this is the saying they "cut themselves education "on the backs of transferring to a two-year past year and is expected to cause for the decline of off from what is taking local property tax payers." because the place." colleges are less expensive slip even further next year, enrollments in the Social Lee said the policy caused according to projections Sciences, and the Lee said Reagan's ad- unequal educational op- Foote said FTE in the No Payments from the dean of academic Humanities and the Arts. ministration pushed to get portunities in many areas of California State Universities planning's office. "Colleges have become a more students into the the state. and Colleges ( CSUC) in Driving forces holding ground for the community colleges. As an Lee said more students Northern California appear "A substantial loss ( in unemployed," he said, example, Lee said, tuition than ever before are to be on a downward trend Until May 1975 FTE (in due to the failure of discounting the national was imposed at the working part or full-time to while FTE at Southern the college to economy and rising University of California and compensate for the ad- California campuses is up. Money Saving Values, Self-hate, doubt and anxiety lessened Right Now... No Money Down Little arnie alco has done it again.., he's put together a giant selection of fantastic values in our hi-fi component departments Gay Student Union fights social myth for this weekend! Make it easy on yourself.., buy with no money down and no payments until May with your credit approval. By Tom Sater The tall, athletic-looking But, Williams emphasized said Williams, "because so student, being politicall With the mass or negative Williams, 25, says the most it has been hard to draw gay many gays are either afraid active can be exhausting attitudes society has for common straight image of a people to the meetings this to come to meetings or many work, and I think many pays homosexuals, entering the homosexual is the ef- semester. gays find no need for what will prefer to take it easier isten up, gay scene for the first time feminate man known to the "For many people, its a GSU offers." this semester," he said. can be a period of self- gay world as the nellie type. big risk to even walk through During the fall semester, Because the traditional hatred, doubt and anxiety. "The gay community the door (to the GSU several GSU members were homosexual social in- That is why the Gay offers much more variety meeting). It takes courage to politically active. stitution, the gay bar, is not Student Union (GSU) at and is not nearly as confront the stereotypes of Politically active open to gay youth, Williams SJSU is important as a frightening and deviant as the aggressive, promiscuous Led by SJSU student said "coming out" to the ga cushion between the straight society makes it. As male with nothing but sex on Spencer Nutting, the GSU subculture for minors in the negative myths of a group, I think gays lead his mind," maintains successfully pushed for city- past meant frequenting homosexuals and the happier lives than straights, Williams. wide protection against public restrooms, popular realities of gay life, main- despite society's mark of Based on the federal discrimination of gay "cruising" parks and tains GSU Chairman Gregg immorality tagged on us," Kinsey Report on Sexuality homosexuals, principally truck stops to meet other Williams. Williams said. in America, Williams said city employment, under the homosexuals. Break stereotype He said a GSU planning about 2,100 gay men and Affirmative Action The legal risks and limited "Gay people have a place committee has suggested women or approximately Program. social contacts of such en- to come and meet other gay picnics, a barbeque, showing eight per cent of the "Several members got counters many times make it people. For the student new films and co-sponsoring a students, are enrolled at caught up in the excitemet of dangerous for the gay minor to the gay scene, it can break dance with the San Jose SJSU. the local and state elections "It makes much more down the stereotypes Metropolitan Church, made "But its unrealistic to last fall and felt it a good sense to me for gay people to straight society tries to box up largely of gay men and think of how many gays time to push for gay refor- meet other gays on the basis gay people into," Williams women, as activities this attend GSU in terms of the m," explained Williams. of common interests," said LI said. summer. total number of gay students "But for the full-time Williams. 1 "VETERANS 00 0 0 0 'Pride in self-reliance keys ANY SERVICE" Only i You have the professional knowledge and ,xptrtise that the Marine Jrps rise of peasantry' Berger Reserve needs. Now here's what we have to olfer You. work than By Jeff Mapes divide the goods produced the men. Learn New Skills The Chinese peasant has and any profits. They also The revolution ir the Life Insurance countryside includes what risen from a "blundering form work brigades to build Worth $20,000 and other Berger calls backyard in- backwoodsman" to a people housing, bridges Exchange Priviiedges who have pride in self capital projects, dustry. Small coal mines and Berger Advancement reliance, according to said. fertilizer plants in the Good Pay Roland Berger, a trade The peasants built many of agricultural communes For further details on how consultant who has visited these earlier projects with account for over 50 per cent you can qualify, contact China over 25 times. very few tools he said. of Chinas coal and fertilizer you Marine The peasant, the majority Berger recounted that he output, he said. 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He was told by his hosts that peasant by deciding what represented, he said. if every peasant could have a their own needs were, he Women have also attained On a total price including tax of $353.93 you pay only $17.75 monthly for metal hoe "that would be a said. equality over some SINCE 1936 24 months with an APR of 18.16% and a total deferred price of $426.00. revolution." "It's a very democratic resistance from males, Berger with obvious ad- process," he added. Berger said. "Young women 78 S. 4111- close to ,.SJSU library miration, traced the advance The communes, which are particularly tough," he of Chinese agriculture in his consist of up to 25,000 people, said, they often do more

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Fein Lorry 21, 1975, Page 5 Mythical I Felta Thi 1111P IN Survey reveals M.A. 'spawned' into reality may not be sufficient t 1111

By Cheryl Downey University of Santa Clara. thought the fraternities felt By Irene Helm Often education students Stanford's program, but they used to be a college joke Unlike other fraternities, threatened by IFT. Graduates from SJSU's must go out of the area, or will still not receive training , the fraternity prac- !FT has no mandatory "It's just a joke and it's School of Education must out of California to get necessary for field work, Hy every guy on cam,ius meetings, no mandatory gotten to be bigger than it often leave California to needed training, the survey Chapman said. ited to join was the dues, and no recruitment of really is," she said. pursue advanced studies shows. lhical 1 Felta Thi. members, who, like the "I think it was kind of a necessary to their jobs. "We aren't allowed to give 'ell, now it's possible officers, are just generally joke," commented Gina According to a recent anything beyond the Masters ause 1 Felta Thi, better agreed upon. Shuler, president of Alpha survey of alumni conducted unless it is for a specific wn as IFT and also IFT, according to its Phi sororty. She didn't by Dr. Roger Chapman, credential," Chapman said. bed by its members the members, is centered consider IFT a challenge to associate professor of ad- The Donohoe Act, enacted ional Lampoon of around sports and parties. the fraternities. ministration and higher in 1960, gives the university temities, was actually We don't charge our Barbara Taylor, a education, a large per- of California system ex- wned three years ago. friends to have a good time," member of Kappa Alpha centage of graduates find clusive right to establish i probably the only of- said Koppes. He said IFT Theta, said she did not think they need more training doctoral programs. al act of its existance, throws open parties with free the fraternities resented IFT after receiving an M.A. in Although San Jose State is Cunningham, IFT's beer. at all. She said there was "no Education. called a -university" now, it PRECUT sent president, wrote a "We don't dislike anybody. animosity" and that IFT James Noah, director of is a change in name only. rter for the unofficial We have good friends in acutally supported the university relations, in- Chapman said. up. fraternities," empahasized Greeks by showing up at dicated that engineering "It sounds prestigious but Ready- ther founders of IFT are Koppes. Greek functions. graduates often find we weren't authorized art ky Black, the original However, IFT members None of the fraternity Steve Blumenthai themselves in the same additional work because ot Made sident, Rick Korbel, who say they feel they are members questioned (Kappf position. the title," he said. I F E LTA TH I members of this alternate fraternity make a duated from the disliked by some members of Sigma, Pi Kappa Alpha, Chapman says new federal Graduates who find they throne for their currant president, Tim Cunningham. Mats versity of Santa Clara, Theta Chi, the largest Sigma Chi, Sigma Nu, Sigma and state programs are one need to get a doctorate either I Steve Koppes, an SJSU fraternity on campus. Pi and Theta Chi)) felt IFT though they aren't Greeks "They're missing a lot." reason education graudates for advancement, or for Theta Chi has close to 50 %Pas a threat to the frater- per se." Bart Gach, another Sigma must return to school. further training in the field, For Matting: ale relations senior. .artwork 47 now has nearly 40 members including active nities. The president of Delta Chi member said he though For example, the state find it difficult to gain ad- .pronts members and active alumni, "The're not hurting us at Gamma, Betsy Doyle, said, IFT was like a fraternity in a funded Early Childhood mittance to programs in this .pnotograpns 'sabers and, besides the etc. They're Greek, they just lot of ways. He said IFT Education program has very area. n chapter at SJSU, there according to vice president all," said Buddy Parsons, 15 contemporary colors chapters at Chico, Santa Dave Swans. president of Kappa Sigma. don't think they are." She doesn't have the stringent regulations The only universities that rectangle, oval, said IFT has the the frater- regarding how allocated offer a Doctorate in and double oval bara and at Cal Poly, Swarts said he thought But, he said, if there were a social "Brotherhood 5.49 to 51.75 nona. there was competition lot of alternates to frater- aspects of a fraternity but nities have, but they're close money must be spent and education in Northern We offer an alternative to between Theta Chi and IFT nities like IFT it could hurt not the emphasis on to it." graduates need to learn how California are Stanford and Greek in sports. He said any fric- the GrePk system. scholarship and charities. "I'd like to see 'em become to administer the program, Berkeley, according to rigid, controlled PAIN' tern," said Koppes. tion between the two groups "I think IFT is a great The Delta Gamma a fraternity," said Gach. according to Chapman. Chapman. SJ "Funding agencies are Space limitations make it WALLPAPER he Greek system en- might have come up when bunch of guys," said Par- member who wished to Rick Gaunt, the social PICTURE FRAMES npasses all of the some daughters of Theta Chi sons, "I consider them a remain anonymous said, "In chairman of Sigma Nu, tightening regulations to difficult to get into the ernities and sororities on (an affiliated organization) local fraternity." a lot of respects, they (IFT) termed IFT a club or social insure that money is used Berkeley program, he said. npus, official student supported IFT at the football Parsons also thought IFT are just like a fraternity." group. "They don't have the properly, and administrators Those who can afford to anizations using Greek playoffs last year. members had the same type She said IFT members close ties that fraternity had qu;le a shock recently may apply for admission to er for their names. Swarts said IFT members of brotherhood fraternities were "fun to be with" but members share," he said. when they were required to 6 The only criteria (for come to Theta Chi parties had. thought all of the fraternities Pete Miller, starting guard return thousands of dollars Coupon mbership) is that you get and vice versa. John Weiland of Pi Kappa exect Kappa Sigma didn't on the SJSU varsity that was improperly spent ig with the members, are However, when informed Alpha said, "I consider them really like IFT. basketball team and a for various programs," he ONE FREE ADMISSION that a Delta Gamma sorority IFT) a fraternity in almost Kappa Sigma President member of IFT for a year, explained. to have a good time and with one paid admission 't let school interfere member had asked to every aspect." But he Parsons agreed most said he didn't think IFT had In January 1973, Chapman h your education," remain anonymous to avoid doubted IFT had the fraternities besides Kappa as much brotherhood as sent questionnaires to 260 berated Koppes. retaliation for supporting brotherhood that fraternities Sigma disliked IFT. fraternities. alumni who received ad- !embers need not be IFT, Swarts said there do. "They're not part of the But he added, only five ministrative credentials dents and don't lose "could be some people in the Taylor of Kappa Alpha Greek system," said Steve members of IFT live at the here between 1968 and 1973. tus by graduating. house" who would retaliate Theta said she though IFT Meador, secretary of Sigma IFT house on San Salvadore One of the areas it at- ;ording to Koppes, some against a Delta Gamma. was a fraternity. "I think Chi fraternity. He said he and 14th streets. tempted to measure was r members attend the UC The unidentified member they promote spirit within didn't think IFT was a Miller, the only married interest of graduates in post- lta Cruz and the of Delta Gamma said she the Greek system even fraternity and commented. member of IFT, said, I didn't masters and post - want to joint a fraternity administrative training. ICE PALACE ac squad' image changed because 1 didn't want to have Of the 165 respondents, 40 Reed Ave. at Lawrence Expwy a bunch of rules and per cent said they were Sunnyvale. CA regulations I had to go by." required to take renewal or Phone: 296-0601 "just a fun thing" refresher work in connection IFT is Expires May 30, 1975 with no obligations, ac- with their present assign- Campus security in transition cording to Miller. ment or for advancement

By Larry Rucks under section 830.2 of the Only crimes of a very We can go anywhere in California Penal Code, serious nature such as rape state to investigate a making us peace officers. or homicide would prompt me that occurred on This is the same area that the San Jose police to be npus," said Earnest makes the highway patrol called to investigate, he said. They made him a rock star triton, chief of campus peace officers," he added. Sgt. Al Heiken of the San urity, discussing the "Previous to that time Jose Police Department, Then they made him a god. nsition of university we were no more than a who has had contact with the ice from primarily private citizens," he said. campus, believes the lding security duty to Community recognition transition university police ce officer duties. University police are have undergone is a good 11(11s: ccording to Quinton, the peace officers responsible thing. l' I201 It

nsition was because an for the campus and a one "We really don't see that AL all II MI growth of the campus mile radius around the much of them since they are )1 IsilSIA Ill( nonstrations of the mid campus, there have been a police department in their i late 60s when the em- problems in getting the own right," he said. asis suddently shifted campus community to This, according to Keiken, m building security to recognize them as peace is in contrast to the old days trolling and often con- officersnot merely as when the San Jose police had nting demonstrators. security officers, said to be called in to investigate thefts and Then were mainly a tac Earnest Quinton Correll. even minor tad to confront problem According to Correll, burgalaries occuring on ('This is as. We used off campus "During the mid-60s many people do not know the campus. movie urity personnel and even campus unrest, trustees and university police officers not a rage attendants to regents came to realize that train with the San Jose about gment our force," he said. they needed a police force on Police and Santa Clara Paul McCartneV, Qualified force campus that was more County Sheriffs Department. Lennon, ccording to Quinton a responsive to the community All investigations John re professional and they served," said Sgt. Bill Correll also said many George Harrison, alified campus police Correll, university police people do not know the Nlick Jagger, ce was needed because special services officer. university police do all in- side police agencies "In 1971," Correll said, vesitgation on the felony and Jim Morrison, ded to incite some "the various departments on misdemeanor cases oc- Bob Dylan, monstrators. each campus were placed curing on campus. Jim' Hendrix, Recycle or Janis Joplin 'Wild Monday' group It's only a story but it could be Book Store the story of seeks social changes all of them

newly formed spokeswoman for Wild on selves and open to social ganization seeking to Monday said they were change. We buy & sell ange the social structure trying to "break through the Membership cards are nightclub activity has 'beautiful people' and plastic available from any Kappa and its way to SJSU. people scene." Sigma member from the new & used books, The fratenity Kappa Angelo, a former publisher Wild on Monday office, 2273 ma is currently working of a nightclub review De La Cruz Blvd. rare books campus representative nagazine, said there is more a group calling itself Wild stress in the current & records Monday. nightclub scene than in According to Wild on working eight hours per day. * * * snday spokesman Art The stress, he added, is COPY-RI(;HT igelo, the purpose of the brought on by anxiety and 98. E. San Fernando oup is to change the social uncertainty in one's status in XEROX ructure ot the "meat relationship to the rest of the San Jose 286-6275 srket" nightclub. people in the club. This 429 N. Santa Cruz Ave. COPIES Starring DAVID ESSEX ADAM FAITH and LARRY HAGnire,Mk,dAkN The "meat market" at- stress, he said, is exactly Sludenl.Faculty Los Gatos 354-3370 Speclal CONNOLLY Produced K. DAVID PUTTNAMand SANFORD LIEBERSON MICHAEL APTED ssphere of most night- what people are going to wr,, by RAY Columbia Pictures 'A Division of Columbia Pictures I ndustnes. Inc. abs, exists, according to nightclubs to escape from 3 cents DRI 11ST1T1D 4010,1 10011GINAI. SOUND TRICK RECORD-1Ni AVAILABLE ON AltISTA RECORDS AND TARS AN In PRODUCTION igelo, because of anxiety after working all day. IReg. 4 cents) d ego trips people go Membership, according to Offer good 'III rough to find a suitable Angelo, will be closed at June 20 VOGUE PLAZA 1 AOUARIUS PIIIIIYAll TOWER rtner. 2,000 members; 1,000 men Show S.J. State I 0 THEATRE THEATRE THEATRE THEATRE THEATRE The basic idea of Wild on and 1,000 women. 221 8181 32 1 3200 311 3020 653 8022 is to create a place The group currently has a 756 3240 snday 4% S. Murphs DALY CITY PALO ALTO Campbell OAKLAND 1,400 ac- tth a natural en- membership of SunnirN ale ronmenta place where cording to Lambert. 732-2679 en and women can meet on Angelo said most of the B:30.5 30 equal basis, Angelo said. members in the group are ANHoursSot 9.3 Lynne Lambert, people confident in them- Page 6, February 21, 1975 Clouds surround sprinter's transfer

said. By Nick Naseh 1969 and both he and Poynter good friend of his SJSU," Hampton City College track staff had talked of said Hampton did Sprinter Millard Hamp- said they Bonanno noted that Bullard SJSU graduates, inclu Poynter joining the City from not transfer to City College ton's transfer from SJSU to athletes transferring Gary O'Sullivan who c College staff since 1970. until picking up his last San Jose City College is an four-year to two-year schools peted for Bullard. Bullard said he expected situation. "allotment check" accepted fact according to are not an unusual Bonanno interested that Hampton might want to He said he does not un- scholarship). everyone concerned, but the Bonanno did not deny join his high school coach as the furor over As for motive on the part of views of what happened are derstand City College had an inte soon as Poynter went to City Hampton's transfer. City College, out to get SJSU. as many as the parties in- in Hampton when he wa College. Bonanno They noted that all of the volved. said City Silver Creek. "It would be natural for has State high school cham- College presently Hampton to want to join his athletes from pion in the 220-yard dash last transfer high school coach and we Oregon and Tennessee, year in a time of 20.9 saw nothing wrong with Hampton left SJSU after one defending NCAA track that," Bullard said. "We champion, on their track semester. ORIGINAL SAM" figured we better keep on top team. Hampton, SJSU track ENTERTAINMENT CALENDAR E of him (Hampton)." Both Bonanno and Poynter coach Ernie Bullard, City 7-8 Silver Wings Hampton decided to go to pointed out that City College College coach Bert Bonanno City College as a result of has nothing 14-15 Sky Creek and his assistant Bobby to offer in the family and personal way of scholarships as SJSU 21-22 Jango Poynter, Hampton's coach problems, as well as a lack of does. at San Jose's Silver Creek 28-1 Jackson Street Band communication between he a High School last year, all "If there wasn't Hot Lunches Daily $1.50 and the coaching staff, he scholarship involved I have different assessments W. San Carlo said. wouldn't have stayed at ORIGINAL SAM'S 849 of the situation. Ernie Bullard Millard Hampton Bert Bonanno "He never communicated "The main reason I his unhappiness to us," transferred wasn't so much Bullard said. He said as the track, but education. I Daily Spartan recently as two days before didn't think I was getting Hampton told Bonanno of his enough out of school at San Hampton was Jose State, so I decided to transfer, transfer to City College," talking "positively." THE ICOBBIT Hampton said. "Bonanno and Poynter "Track came first at San didn't even know of my by J.R.R. TOLKIEN Jose State, but education decision until I walked up to comes first to me," Hampton sports them and told them I'm in One of the best wonder tales ever written said. "I wanted to get closer school," Hampton said. Bonanno to the teachers." and Poynter ...now on records. One of the reasons confirmed this. SPECIAL s RECORD Hampton came to SJSU was When Hampton told the City BOXED SET for the aid of a scholarship to directly from high school, can't do it on his own," the Hampton's plans, Hampton Bonanno, Feb. 5, College coach immediately ZPL 119619 help him finance his way Bullard cited a past rule. SJSU coach said. did not discuss a possible I '44.1 through school. He was If Hampton had not at- Bonanno and Poynter said transfer with him. set out to find Bullard and A/ PIA II96/ ill and considered the best 220 man tended SJSU for one they did not influence "Last time I tried to get tell him. Bullard was in the nation among high semester, he still would have Hampton. out you turned on me," could not be reached. school prospects. had to honor his letter of Alerted Bullard Bonanno said Hampton told "I got in my truck an went Bullard said he and his intent upon graduation from Bonanno pointed out that him. right over to the track," assistants, Don Riggs and a two-year college. This rule when Hampton expressed Poynter said he had not Bonanno said. Bonanno Larry Livers, work closely is no longer in effect. interest in attending City talked to Hampton very talked to Riggs, but said he with their athletes in helping Additionally Hampton will College after the state high often since high school wanted to talk to Bullard them take the proper courses not lose a year of eligibility school track meet last June, because Hampton had personally. and are always available for by the transfer to a com- Bonanno immediately moved from the Silver Creek The next day Bonanno consultation on academic munity college because alerted Bullard of the neighborhood. came to SJSU in search of matters. National Collegiate Athletic situation. Poynter said he had not Bullard, but the SJSU coach "We do as much to help Association ( NCAA ) rules do Bullard acknowledged this intended to coach this year, was still ill. them in their classes as not apply to community and said Livers, Riggs, then but was persuaded by Caine informed Performed by Nicol Williamson anyone or any other track colleges. Spartan Foundation Bonanno to join the City Bonanno instead talked to programs," Bullard said. "I Hampton would have lost a President Ben Reichmuth College staff. SJSU Athletic Director John think he came to SJSU to year of eligibility if he had and John Moran, owner of Both coaches alumni Caine who said Bonanno 40V907r IMPORTS Cl130 clear his letter of intent." transferred to a four-year Alameda Sporting Goods and Bonanno and Poynter are informed him of Hampton's Hampton signed a national college or university. Hampton's employer at the both SJSU graduates and transfer. PORTALS TO MUSIC letter of intent to SJSU last While he said he does not time, met with the sprinter Poynter was a sprinter when "My conscience is clear," DISCOUNT RECORDS HAL'S MUSIC TOWER RECORDS spring. blame Hampton, Bullard and convinced him to stay at Bonanno was a Spartan Bonanno said and he MARIN MUSIC TOWN & COUNTRY RECORDS ODYSSEY RECORDS Past rule said he believes Hampton's SJSU. assistant from 1957 to 1960. repeatedly mentioned in BANANA RECORDS RECORD FACTORY VISCOUNT RECORDS When asked why Hampton transfer was not initiated by Bonanno said because he Bonanno assumed the interviews with the Daily did not go to City College the sprinter. "An 18-year-old earlier informed Bullard of head post at City College in that he considers Bullard a Fresno State could be trouble for cagers despite 2-4 record After college, will you

By Dan Bertellotti hopes, but a loss ended all hopes. State is the type of basketball team that can give Fresno State's biggest win of the year came at the most Fresno get the job you deserve? even the best team trouble on any given night. unlikely place, the Long Beach Arena. LBSU had won 77 The Bulldogs have the offensive power to scare even the straight home games until the University of San Francisco most confident coach. But because of some inadequacies on beat the 49ers in the arena early this season. the defensive end, the 'Dogs' are only 13-9 on the year and 2-4 But the Bulldogs tripped up the 49ers, 71-69, on a last- in PCAA play. second jumper by Roy Jones. And they will be trying to make it 14-9 as they come into In the latest stats released by the PCAA, San Ji,..,e dropped Civic Auditorium Saturday night to take on SJSU in an 8:05 to second in team offense behind San Diego State. The PCAA game. now the worst defensive team in the PCAA, Since Thursday's Long Beach-San Jose game was played Spartans are after press time, the Spartans may have been eliminated allowing 77 points a game. from a chance at the PCAA crown. The Fresno State-San Jose game will be broadcast over If the Spartans downed LBSU, then they retained their slim both KXRX (1500-AM land KSJS (90.7-FM) starting at 8 p.m. Net tourney concludes tomorrow

111) Ross Farrow Spartan courts at S. 10th and Hahn of California, 6-4, 6-1, UC Davis, 6-3, 6-0. Because rain postponed Humboldt streets. but had the unenviable task The Spartans should end the opening round of the Four SJSU netters won of meeting Stanford's Nick up fighting Cal for second Northern California Inter- early -round matches Saviano, third seed, later in place in the tournament, collegiate Tennis Tour- yesterday. the afternoon. Saviano put according to coach Butch nament Wednesday, one Hank Pfister, fifth-seeded away Douglas Longyear of Krikorian. round of doubles matches in the tournament, won his were added to today's opener over Dennis schedule of two singles Alexander of Fresno State, 6- rounds. 1,6-11. The tourney will conclude Joe Meyers, No. 7 seed, Astor's Auto Wash tomorrow at noon with defeated John Davis, also of Cok-Op for Cm, Motorbikes, Trolls's, Motors championship singles and Fresno State, 6-1, 6-1. doubles matches on the Andy Moffat beat Jim Wile of UC Davis, 6-1, 6-4. He Hot Wox-50` Voe-5 milutes-25' played Pat Dupre of Stan- Gym squad ford later yesterday af- ternoon. Dupre, fourth seed Open 24 hours meets 'Dogs in the tourney, defeated Bill Bernal of San Francisco State, 6-1, 6-0. 732 S. First St. 804 Lincoln Ave. at Fresno Bob Hansen beat Steve

Ihe women gymnasts travel to Fresno tomorrow for their first away meet Let's face it, things aren't equal in today's job market. Even with a college degree. But after winning four con- Joint effort the Air Force has jobs that fit your college education, on an equal opportunity basis. secutive contests at home. The Air Force is deeply involved to provide understanding for its people about the The Spartans will dual coffee house sensibilities and sensitivities of others. Doing its part to make things better. We're not Fresno State University and perfectyet. But brother, we are getting there. Cosumnes River Community IC There are many job opportunities open to you as an officer in the United States Air College in a triangular meet. After upsetting the Force. You may consider being a pilot or navigator. University of CHARLIE MIIIIIILEWHITE And don't overlook the Air Force ROTC Scholarship Program. Scholarships that Nevada Reno Tuesday, cover full tuition, rennbursement for textbooks, lab and incidental fees. Plus an allow- SJSU is favored to beat both BLUES BAND ance of $100 a month and flying lessons. Fresno and Cosumnes. Apply, qualify, and enroll in Air Force ROTC at A season-long weakness of State University, San Jose, CA. the team, having only three San Jose advanced gymnasts, has been almost eliminated with Put It All Together in Air Force ROTC the promotion of Kay FRIDAY 21st STUDENTS $1.50 Bummann, who advanced from intermediates. cisoi y siikys. Electric band Spartan Daily cully guest of SJSU will perform at Showcase Scully said he thinks that rtIst helps the development of an in- The J. J. Johnson Review, dividual's potential is the an electric band from the vanced result of a personal need to arts Santa Cruz Mountains, will find the best way to spend his perform at the Showcase life. Theatre, 13200 Hwy. 9, in t students "I don't think there's any Boulder Creek this Saturday such thing as talent," Scully at 8 p.m. said. "I don't believe in it. Blues band Also on the bill is Abe By Mary Edwards "I think it's something Christopher, an acoustical e years ago Sean Scully that's been invented to rob guitarist and folksinger. orking as a plasterer's people of their potential. You on campus Tickets are $2 at the door. er in London. build talent or develop it. "Anything's possible," he had to get up at 6 every said. ing and I thought, tonight at 8 CLOSING SOON! Of his own abstract work, e must be something Scully said, "I'm not trying " Scully said in an The Charlie Musselwhite to make big, flashy icons to iew last week. Blues Band will be ap- hang on the wall. pearing at the Joint Effort he said, he decided to "A lot of painters paint at Coffee House tonight. art school, but, "I got something or toward Tickets will be sold at the d down at every art something and I don't," door and will be $1.50 for 1 in London, which is Scully said, adding that students and $2 for non- MID bly a record." neither method was good or students. RUSH Ily is now a professor at bad, just that he is most The three sets will begin at STUDENT interested in the process of a 8 p.m. Pis price, 15 Min 'helsea School of Art in before curtain) painting. and is considered one of Musselwhite is a har- STUDENT DISCOUNT and's leading artists. "A work testifies to its own monica specialist who has ($1.00 With 1.1.3.) represented Great history," Scully said. "If you been recording since the For GROUP SALES call 776-7614 n in a recent show at build a brick wall, for in- '50s. He has played with stance, that wall will The Little Fox Theatre 533 No', use= of Modern Art many different recording Francisco, Box Mire Phone 434-4' demonstrate how it's done." artists in the worlds of blues A ko Ti,ketron, M.ny's & leading agen,,i. ris, and his works have BLUES HARP -The Charlie Musselwhite Blues Band will ap- A similar demonstration of and blues-rock. His latest shown at the pear Pete ob tonight at the Joint Effort Coffee House. igious Rowan Gallery the history of each painting album, released last Sep- ndon. is what Scully tries to VISITING ARTIST-Sean Scully is a leading English artist tember, is called "Charlie * achieve. who will be on campus until the end of February. Musselwhite, Goin' Back is at SJSU as visiting "I don't try to disguise Down South." tin conjunction with the what I do," Scully said, "I'm Scully said that when he look like when it's com- The Musselwhite Blues SPECIAL ram set up by Professor very interested in what starts a new painting he has pleted. He said he is trying Band is also scheduled for from rt Freimark. happens." no firm idea of what it will now to get back to the next Friday at the Joint "basics" and discover new Effort Coffee House. relationships in his LA PLAZITA Mexican restaurant technique. om plaster to art Disc Jockey Though it is "difficult to come 6,000 miles into two enchiladas with Classes forming now someone's studio," Scully evenings and Saturdays beans feels his two weeks at rice and 99c said he SJSU will be helpful to him. Also FCC 1st class English artist visits license course "The more interest, the Now that you have tried our food, we are more enlightenment you Dave Ware School Continuing our special by popular demand. If you haven't have, the more interest life of Broadcasting tried our food, now is the By Mary Edwards said. "All I knew was that picture or sculpture. They time to do so, at a saving. We are open has to have," he said, and 1901 S. Bascom, Campbell. es what you call a they were going to be pretty relate what they do not only for breakfast, lunch and dinner Mon. thru added he thinks an artist, in 89 E. San Fernando hot," SJSU professor pictures." to an appearance, what the Thurs. 11 am -9 pm, Fri-Sat 9 am to mid- (between 2nd and 3rd) particular, needs to cultivate 377-6000 says of Scully said that when he thing looks like, but I also) to night, and Sun 9 am -9 pm. Come try us! rt Freimark that interest. Scully, the prominent paints the results are "un- what's been carried on and sh artist who is ut SJSU predictable" because he how you arrive at the last TOY, paper read. edited for a modest he month of February. doesn't have a finished piece interpretation." leo Experienced and thorough ully, 29, is a professor at in mind when he begins. Scully will be working with Tutorial approach. Expert typing, helsea School of Art in No accident advanced painting students short notice Joe 371 4497 land. He recently "Nothing happens by for the next week. At the end NORTH VALLEY SECRETARIAL SERVICE Term Papers - esented Great Britain at accident," Scully said, and of the month, he and a group manuscripts-lefters. 75 cents a use= of Modern Art explained that this abstract of students will attend his ( classified page. Kitty Carter 262 1923. ris, and his works have paintings are "woven pic- current exhibition at the La PARIS...AM 50 Santa MADRID... 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Page 8, February 21, 19/b Fees may rise Gregory raps system if funds trimme Continued from page 1 By Robin McNabb "If we are not careful, there will be a suspension of the students and the govern lithe state legislature does discuss After mistakenly going to SJSU instead of San Jose City U.S. Constitution in exchange for the government curing Brown's projf the approve eliminating funds educational cuts. college ( SJCC ), Black comedian-lecturer Dick Gregory presont afflictions in this country," he warned. for the above services, twirled and dipped his way through a relentless barrage of Gregory termed the "youth of America" the salvation 'We need more fa c university trustees would accusations against what he called aspects of "the white of the country. input from the campus,' either have to raise student racist system" Wednesday night. "You can turn it 'the system) all around if you un- said. He added, "We hal fees $16 or do away with the Arriving through the side entrance of the SJCC theatre derstand the power Let rules this country," he said. discussed in real detail Gregory accused corporate services. 30 minutes after the scheduled start of the 8 p.m. speech, monopolies and rich possible affects of e aristocrats Sharpe said if the trustees Gregory was met with popping flash cameras and a flock of "playing games with the world's resour- proposed cut. ces." raised student service costs of well wishers while a standing-room-only audience gave too often it would be "pricing No date was set or him a standing ovation. Citing disparities in distribution of food between the students right out of it sidered for a meeting ct Dressed in a black leather waist coat and blue bell developed and undeveloped countries as a major world (the university)." groups but both the st bottom levis, Gregory took his position on the raised stage problem, he implored the audience "not to let this con- Both Fox and the student presidents and the g for a three-how speech. tinue." presidents are pushing for a nor's staff are pushing The speech evoked howls of laughter and periods of -Food is the new weapon, he shouted, throwing back his meeting of faculty members, time to have all inv. thought-provoking silence from the mostly black student shoulders and shooting his arms into the air, "and chancellor, trustees, groups discuss their v' audience. America will starve-out the world, backed by a military The tall, slim comedian stroked his full beard, grasped that rules its generals." the chest-high lecturn and screamed, "This whole world "America ain't for nobody but herself," he continued, has gone crazy!" as he turned his back to the audience and marched to the School emphasis "Only in America can there be economic shortages, rear of the stage. auto rebates, water and air pollution at the same time. From that point, his raspy, baritone voice reverberated When we going to wake up?" against the ceiling and bounced back upon his reverent debate continue Suddenly leaping to the lecturn's side and aiming his audience, "And I know that she would sell her mama for a Continued from page 1 reorganization and Z right forefinger at the audience, the steely-eyed human nickel," he continued, "America is manipulating the "In the mass institution strong centralizatil rights activist assailed the CIA in the first of repeated world." that is serving the general lialdridge emphasized. attacks. Turning to the economy, the Chicago dynamo shook his public, they must now deal " "This is the first time I've been to a speech in 10 years Afro hairdo from side-to-side and fired a staccato-like with the problem of in- where I've seen so many of you slimy government agents. attack upon what he called an "impossible situation." tensiveness," said I want to tell you sons-of-bitches something to take back to "Because of inflation and recession at the same time, Baldridge. "We have an the White House." millions of Americans had to change their diets. They had "The obligation to serve career Stony" plus He let an astounded silent audience hang for a moment, to quit eating meat and now their eating beans and rice." "Mad Adventures education, a much more of Rabbi Jacob" continuing "If you want to kill me, you all have another got their food prices raised. "As a result, poor people sophisticated kind of thing coming," he said calmly. Now what happens if the weather changes and more at his side and strutting the full education. Flapping his arms draughts come?" Now!... For 1968 Peace and "We must not be stam- length of the 100-foot stage, Gregory, a Launching upon a second attack of the CIA, he II Madmen Orli,' shouted, "Never peded into narrow vocational Freedom party presidential candidate, challenged the audience to refute the CIA being any more of America had such a heavy programs," warned have the young people than "vicious, slimy, killers." burden dropped on them by an older generation." Baldridge. titcppcncito, present President He warned the charisma-struck audience of a "danger" Gregory said in 40 days he would "One of the problems of of the CIA, for Rifiris...Kurt Vomit, in having a president and vice president not elected by the Ford's commission on the investigation career education,'' "documented people. alleged domestic spying activities, with Baldridge said, "is that illegal." "Do you realize, or think it's an accident, that we now evidence the CIA's activities have been people get trapped into a after them, I'd have an executive branch of government not elected by "If the CIA were after me the way I'm career by their junior year chortled. Corning March 5-11 popular vote?" surrender," Gregory J o ehl only to find they hate it." gestures and contracting Bolshoi Ballet He accused President Ford of being a "stand in" for Waving his arms in contorted A freshman "career Film festival exploded at BLASTING RACISM -Dick Gregory, the comedian -lec- Vice President Rockefeller. his forehead into a flow of ripples, Gregory testing session" has been audience, "Only moral forces can turn this country turer, put down "the white racist system" and accused instituted at Cal State With this combination, we now have the same mentality the Starting march 26 swell of applause, America of manipulating the world in a speech Wednes- ruling this country that Germany had when Hitler came to around," he shouted above a growing Fresno, allowing a student to --in 3-0 "and they had better do so quickly." day night. immerse himself in a career power, he said. "it Came from to decide if it is what he Outer space" really wants, said Baldridge. In order for these kinds of innovations to take place, "It Student Prices Bunzel views equality as 'foot race' will require administration oologc Continued from page 1 removed, blacks were finally "cannot adequately portant," said Goodwin, wealth to attack the stitutional racism as a In his speech. Bunzel used allowed to play baseball. challenge their exclusion or adding, "we don't know how systematic exclusion of phenomenon, "in which a foot race to illustrate how cannot effectively protect to evaluate quality in higher individuals by corporate and certain acceptable policies BLACK r. WHILE His analogy of the in- DEVELOPING A PRINTING some might view equality, in their rights for em- education." governmental structures," tend to have a dispropor- vividual breaking into KOOACHROME MOVIES Y. Si IDES which the "scorekeeper" ployment." Question of rights Walton said. tionate effect on women and baseball was an inap- speaking on would insure that women "In baseball," Walton A major theme running Faustina, minorities. California's Oldest Camera Shopf. propriate one," said Walton. through Bunzel's speech was similar lines, noted the "Affirmative action is set and minorities win a certain continued, "incompetent 4 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS "Baseball is a spectator number of races. whites don't maintain em- the question of whether existence of, "subtle forms up to try and root out these sport," Walton said, "ex- individual rights supercede of institutional racism." subtle forms of racism," KG S 1st DOWNTOWN SAN JOSE 99 N REDWOOD AVE SAN lOSE Asked about this analogy, ployment to the disad- WILLOW GLEN 479 UNIVERSITY AVE PALO Al posed to the public eye. Faustina defined in- 1084 LINCOLN AVE "I want vantage of women and Third group rights in hiring Faustina added. Faustina responded, You've got individuals who and women of all World persons." practices. to see men excel. As a result, the blacks on an equal "Rights are held by in- colors competing who broke into baseball But Walton held that, "in for the rewards of dividuals," said Bunzel, footing surpassed whites in their every other realm of em- life." "and are not held by any ability to performthey ployment there are persons groups per se." "It's But Faustina added, were outstanding in- who are incompetent, and Walton said this argument when very difficult, though, dividuals." who hold and maintain is "a means of attempting to Roam around the it's a close race and "His analogy breaks down positions to the disadvantage perpetuate the inequities of judges are all white males." when applied to typical job of women and minorities." the status quo." Barriers removed situations," said Walton. According to Goodwin, it is "The reason I believe Bunzel referred to Unprotected rights difficult to evaluate a per- the...argument is a hollow professional baseball in his Walton said that the son's degree of quality, or his Europe all summer one, is that it fails to address speech, saying that because "infrastructure" of most level of competence. itself to the common in- the "barriers of institutions is such that "We really don't know dividual who lacks the discrimination" were minorities and women, what qualities are im- sophistication, resources or for $180. Mechanics fix naive women A Student-Railpass gives you two months of unlimited Second Class rail By Mark Van Wyk "Don't you worry. You just "His approach was almost At the places where she travel through 13 European countries. If you're a woman acted knowledgeable, she leave the car here and we'll parental," she said. Buy one, we'll give you a map, and where you go next is your own ignorant about cars, you'd said she received estimates fix it good as new." "He tried to comfort me, business. better not let it show if you ranging from a low of $713 to a At the places she acted saying everything would be All we'll say is that European trains are a sensational way to want an auto repairman to high of $124. knowledgeable, however, all right. get there, be it Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, =11;) give you a cheap estimate. At places where she acted she would say, "The damage "He even told me about his Holland, Italy, Luxembourg, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden or This is the finding of SJSU naive. Robinson received a looks worse than it really is. own daughter who had a car Switzerland. psychology senior Sally low bid of $128 to a high bid of I restored the car myself and like mine and who got in a 100,000 miles of track link cities, towns and historic, scenic Robinson, who conducted an $198. The highest bid of the you should have seen it wreck, and then tried to and social attractions. Our trains are fast, modern, convenient, clean experiment on the "smart" group was $4 before." reassure me that he would and comfortable. And you'll discover there's very little second class about psychology of auto repair- cheaper than the lowest bid Each time, according to take care of me just like I Second Class. You can sleep in a couchette for only $6.00 a night. And men's treatment of "dumb" of the "dumb" group, she Robinson, the repairman was his own daughter." if you want to eat on a budget, inexpensive snacks are often available. would say, "You restored it The women. pointed out. significant part of the You can elren take a cruise on the Rhine, if you like. Eurailpass "What I did was randomly "What was even more yourself, eh?" and would findings, according to is valid on many European ferries, river and lake steamers and hydro- pick 16 local auto repair interesting," she said, "was immediately write up an Robinson, was that the foils. It also offers you substantially reduced fares on many side shops to look at the bashed in the fact that every single estimate. greatest difference in prices excursions you might want to take by motor coach. left fender on my 1959 TR3," repairman I went to had an "The ironic thing," ex- was not for replacement And how's this for travel convenience? Many rail stations she explained. almost identical approach to plained Robinson, "was the parts but the charge for offer bikes for rental, and it's possible to pick up a bike at way the repairmen treated labor. one station and drop it off at another. "I divided them into two women customers." HOLL(C1Cid me when I acted dumb." All you need to qualify is to be a full-time student groups of eight," she said. "I When she brought the car "Standard prices for parts Robinson said the are under 26. There's just one catch: You must buy your CERMANY acted naive and ignorant in for the estimates, she said easy for the customer to she always used the same repairmen all behaved in a find out," she observed, "but Student-Railpass here before you take off. They're about the car with one group, not for sale in Europe. FiN4