Spartan Daily Volume 76, Number 27 Serving the San Jose State Community Since 1934 Thursday, March 5, 1981 Aeronautics lecturer wilts at mid-semester by John McNicholas Kissel's classes, two lectures the middle of the semester," bachelor of mechanical engineering rather heavily," Leonard said. "The "A lot of people in the Emil Kissel, part-time lecturer and a lab, will be taught by substi- I.,eonard said. degree from the City College of New student might feel driven into the engineering school grade harder" in the Aeronautics Department, quit tutes. Kissel informed him of his in- York, came to work at SJSU after ground." than Kissel, he said. Whitney Pearce, a student in tentions two months ago, Leonard working 40 years as a flight engineer last Friday, informing students in However, Leonard said he Retired Lockheed employee Kissel's lower division class, said said, but said he didn't think Kissel for Pan American Airlines. Leonard his Aeronautics 34 class he was "no hadn't had any student complaints Donald James, aeronautics "Kissel was taking a lot of flak from would actually leave or "I wouldn't said his salary there was "probably longer employed by SJSU," a stu- about Kissel since last spring. department chairman in 1952 and a his boss" because the students felt have started the semester with three times as much" as his lec- dent in the class said. part-time university employee for he was "too hard." him." turer's salary of $20,000 per year. He said he discussed Kissel's "nine or ten years" according to Kissel refused comment on the Leonard said this was "ab- "We had a most agreeable final Leonard said Kissel's "teaching teaching and grading methods with Leonard, will take Kissel's lectures. reasons for his resignation. solutely not" true, and said he en- session," Leonard said. "He wasn't techniques had been questioned" by him, but said there was "no more Department Chairman Tom couraged Kissel to stay. upset. He just feels that professors students in previous semesters. than the normal interplay that goes Russel Failling, who has taught Leonard said Kissel "didn't feel he "This is the first time in my are grossly underpaid." "His approach was to be strong on between faculty and the depart- before on a part-time basis, will was making enough money." experience that someone has quit in Kissel, who received his with his questions and pursue them ment." teach the lab. Would change purchasing procedures Prankster forces Senate considers bill to help CSUC by Russ Fung Brokaw said the change in the CSUC "the flexibility to choose the as for a heavy-duty piece of dorm's evacuation A state senate bill is being purchasing process is one means of most cost-efficient means." equipment," Perich said. considered that could save the CSUC funding the center. Within reason, Perich said, each Perich said another example of system $1 million and make it easier "If there is any chance to campus would be in charge of its the unnecessary bureaucracy is by Jeffrey It. Smith for students to get course catalogues establish a state university satellite own affairs and have the ability to when a parking lot needs repair. Several hundred residents of Joe West Hall were forced to evacuate and library books earlier. center in Contra Costa County," he contract with whomever it chose. Procedures now require a 60 to Tuesday night when a prankster stuffed some paper into an 11th-floor smoke Senate Bill 47, sponsored by Sen. said, "we're going to have to find a "If the department of general 90 day waiting period for any repair detector and set fire to it, activating all the fire alarms in the building. Dan Boatwright, D-Contra Costa, means of saving money to pay for services could provide the service at of more than $25,000 while the Elevators immediately shut down when the smoke detector went off and seeks to unburden the CSUC system the site." the most efficient and the most cost contract is :eviewed by the school's students had to leave the dormitory by the two staircases. from the requirement that all of its Jane Hines, public affairs effective manner we would deal with attorneys. purchasing be done by the state de- assistant at Hayward, said there is a them," Perich said. "Then you have to simd it to No suspects were apprehended in the case, according to University partment of general services. demand for the center because of the "In some cases, it would be Sacramento and it could Wire from Police Officer Eric Zeno, but Residence Hall Director Rene Singleton said As the purchasing arm of the 50 mile distance between Hayward cheaper to go through the depart- 60 to 90 days for the people there to the jokester will face a $500 fine if caught. state government, the department of and Contra Costa County. ment of general services for pur- review that contract and put their Fire alarms first sounded at 9:40 p.m. and students were not allowed general services is charged with "The need is there," Hines said. chases." stamp of approval on it," Perich back in the building until shortly before 10, when three police officers acquiring all of the goods and ser- "The people of Contra Costa County Perich said traditionally the said. completed a search of the 11th floor. vices for the CSUC. primary have long wanted a college there, opposition to the idea has "During that time, that parking Some students were clothed in bathrobes and complained of the cold and This includes everything from come from "This way we could offer a the department of lot, of course, is inoperable." interruption of their studies. printing the schedule of classes and degree program through Cal State general services "because it cuts Perich said the self-purchasing West Hall houses 570 students and "everybody got to go out tonight," binding library books at the state Hayward without having to build a into their turf" and the California legislation has been encouraged this Singleton said. printers to buying equipment like whole new college." State Employees Association. year because of the tight fiscal The building is evacuated whenever a smoke detector goes off, ac- motorized lawn mowers to having CSUC now has four off-campus But because of the tighter fiscal situation. cording to Singleton. state personnel come out and inspect centers in San Francisco, Stockton, restraints this year, Perich said, "I'm not going to take any chances because I'm ultimately responsible" vehicles on campus. North San Diego County and Ven- everyone has been looking for cost Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. for the safety of the residents, Singleton said. "We don't want to reinvent the tura. saving proposals, including the -appeared before the CSUC Board When residents re-entered the hall, the two elevators were still wheel," said Paula Perich, assistant The off-campus center will be CSEA. of Trustees and requested they come inoperable because they had not been "re-keyed" by emergency personnel. director of the office of govern- up with streamlining and cost- When West Hall fire alarms go off, the elevators automatically return to mental affairs, in the CSUC chan- saving mechanisms," Perich said. the main floor and must be restarted with a special key. Elevator service cellor's office. They deplicate service we SB 47 was recommended by a was not restored until after 10:30. "Our prime argument is they CSUC task force to the trustees, who approved it in the form of Singleton called the incident "a nice duplicate services we already do for already do for ourselves. little vicious prank that happens legislation. once in a blue moon." ourselves." Perich said such duplication "Somebody here's still in high school," Officer Zeno said. "I thought Perich said Boatwright was now costs the CSUC an average of established at the old site of "So they will not oppose our bill these people were adults." asked to carry the bill seeking to es- $500,000 to $1 million per year. Pleasant Hill High School, where the this year although they have in the Each floor of West Hall has 14 smoke detectors and four manually- tablish the Contra Costa off-campus She added that sending CSUC would lease space in the past," Perich said. operated fire alarms. Singleton said the alarm system cost $500,000. center and elimination of the gener- materials to Sacramento doubles the unused building. The evacuation of the 12-story dormitory took 14 minutes, according to "In fact, we may amend into the al services department purchasing amount of time students must wait Perich said a need survey Singleton. bill to make the CSEA feel better, requirement. for mailed to 300,000 households goods like the SJSU schedule of in the that we would always invite the The alarm system worked perfectly, according to Elvin Bridges, who Contra Costa area Letters have gone to those classes every semester and those indicated that 60 department of general services to was on duty in the hall information office at the time. percent would attend presidents of campuses who have books and periodicals being bound the center. bid on contracts." Alarms were also set off in the adjoining Dining Commons, which is open for permanent records. Perich said that, while the legislators sitting on the senate ass study area an weeknights. The proposal to remove CSUC proposal will provide funding for the Perich said three pilot studies education committee, according to However, few people in the dining commons bothered to evacuate, ac- purchasing from the general ser- center, the idea of taking CSUC out conducted at state universities at Perich. cording to engineering senior Joel Leong. vices department is only the first from under the department of San Diego, San Luis Obispo and She said a letter was sent to Leong said only about 29 of the 100 or so students there left the building part of SB 47. general services has been discussed Humboldt indicated that by using SJSU President Gail Fullerton and those who left didn't leave immediately after the alarms sounded. The legislation also asks that a before. commercial binders to repair books, asking her to write to Sen. Dan $230,000 off-campus teaching center "If we weren't going for a bill they could save approximately 50 "There was no one there to supervise, nobody to tell people to get out,'' O'Keefe, R-Cupertino, with any be established in for the center, we would probably percent. Leong said. Contra Costa feelings she has about the plan. Eleventh floor resident adviser Pat Murphy and resident Jennifer Jones County. run this anyway as a cost saving "And the time was cut in half, both said they thought the person or persons who lit the fire, which caused no The center would be an adjunct measure," Perich said. literally, so that is a projected After the bill is heard by the material damage, were not residents of their floor. of California State University at Perich said unlike both the systemwide savings of $400,000," senate committee on education, it University of California and the Singleton said an official fire drill had been planned for West Hall this Hayward and offer upper division Perich said. will proceed to the senate finance state's community college systems, committee and Sunday but it probably will be called off. and graduate courses for 90 full-time then to the floor for a CSUC is the only higher educational Perich cited other problems "I'd just as soon net put people through the torture of it," she said. students during the first semester. general vote. "We think the need for a site is system which must contract with the with the present purchasing and No fire crews were dispatched to the dormitory because it was an ob- From there, Perich said, SB 47 compelling," said Barry Brokaw, general services department. service arrangement including vious false alarm, according to Singleton. would be forwarded to the Assem- chief assistant to Sen. Boatwright. Perich said SB 47 does not paying an inspection fee of $72 per approved, be forwarded When an alarm goes off, residence hall directors and resident advisers "There is currently no central totally eliminate the use of the vehicle, "whether or not they ever bly, and if for his signature. on every floor pick up an emergency communication line which connects convenient university for people in general services department, but come out and inspect," and over- to the governor them to University Police headquarters. If a resident adviser had reported central and eastern Contra Costa the CSUC would "no longer I be) paying for equipment. Perich said the senate com- an actual fire, the police would than notify the fire department. County to attend that is public in mandated to go through them." "We have to pay them $72 for a mittee on education will hear it "I knew within seconds that I had no fire," Singleton said. nature." She said the bill would give the motorized lawn mower or the same today.

SJSU could lose $2.5 million in loans Students' financial aid to be reduced if Congress approves Reagan 's cuts by David Saracco parents actually reinvest the earmarking $2.2 billion in its budget. are "responsive" to the needs of More than 2,400 SJSU students borrowed money, according to However, it will take $911 financial aid departments. Ryan could be affected if the Reagan Federal Budget Director David million in supplementary ap- urged students to write their local administration proposal to cut Stock nan. propriations from Congress to cover congressmen, saying the letters financial aid by $2.6 billion is ap- Under the proposal, aid to the cost of the intended maximum "would have a great impact" on the proved by Congress. middle- and upper-income students grant, according to aid director passage of the supplementary ap- The proposed aid reduction is will be revamped because students Ryan. propriations. part of the $48.5 billion package of Ryan said further delay in budget cuts sought by the new ad- settling the appropriations "will ministration. affect the lives of many students." Significant changes in the New administration feels "They need to know if they'll be guaranteed student loan arid the able to come back to school next basic education opportunity grant students are abusing aid September," Ryan said. "It's our programs constitute the bulk of the responsibility to let them know, but proposed cut. we can't do anything until Congress Currently, 1,619 SJSU students will have to show a need for the Without the supplementary takes action." divide about $4 million in the loans. appropriations, he said, the The elimination of Social guaranteed student loan program. Only students who are still in maximum grant would be $1,250. Security benefits to students is also a According to Donald Ryan, need after other sources of student Although Ryan is deeply con- part of the Reagan plan. director of financial aid at SJSU, aid and family income are taken into cerned about the proposed budget Students with a deceased parent only 1,000 students will be eligible to account will be eligible for the loans. cuts, he said, "The most vital ob- showing need for educational ex- divide $1.5 million for an average jective is getting the $911 million in penses receive monthly checks from loan of $1,500 if the cuts are ap- The basic education opportunity supplementary appropriations." the federal government until they proved by Congress. grant aids more than 3,600 SJSU Ryan said the delay in passing of reach age 22. The proposal This year, an average student students. But that number could be appropriations will postpone recommends no new beneficiaries loan was $2,347. halved if the proposal passes. notification of students who have be allowed to enter the program and The loan program allows The Reagan plan would call for received the awards because "We funds for students currently in the students and their parents to borrow a $25,000 ceiling on family income just don't know how much money program be reduced 25 percent a money from private lenders; the for students applying for the grants. we're going to have." year until the student is 22 years old. federal government pays the lender The ceiling could eliminate up to Ryan said he remains optimistic The program would be phased out in a subsidy to meet the current in- 286,000 participants nationwide in that Congress will decide soon on the 1984. terest rate. both 1981 and 1982, according to appropriations so the financial aid Ryan said of the 400 students The Reagan administration Stockman. department can begin notifying receiving Social Security benefits, 75 many students in the percent will be unable to continue speculates The grants were set at a students. SJSU Financial Aid Director Donald Ryan outlines possible program do not have a legitimate maximum of $1,750 for fiscal year He noted that area congressmen their educations without some other need and in some cases students and '81 with the federal government Norman Mineta and Don Edwards form of assistance. consequences of Reagan's budget cuts Thursday. March 5, 1981 Pego opinion Santa Clara County transit safety issues Mace, guards are extreme Crime on Santa Clara County However, if it came to a decision buses has become such a major between guards or Mace, I would concern that for the last year 27 prefer the latter, because even with unarmed guards have been placed all the problems involved, it is at on certain potentially dangerous bus least a more passive solution. lines. Nancy Gibson If the guards are to be unarmed, Now the drivers' union is Stan Writer their only recourse when faced with planning to ask for the authority to trouble on the bus is physical force arm the drivers with Mace, a liquid and I don't think more violence is the that when sprayed in the face causes answer. tears, immobilization and There are several less drastic sometimes nausea. measures that could be tried. Few people would question the Each bus should be equipped concern over drivers' safety, The protection offered by Mate with a radio, too, so drivers can especially after the recent murder of is dubious, because it seems that if maintain constant communication a San Francisco Muni bus driver. the driver is being assaulted, the with transit security, but as it stands Nor would they argue against the bottle, no matter how carefully now many are not. need for immediate protective placed, will probably not be very The idea of a silent alarm measures. accessible. system was proposed by one bus However, I can't help but feel This may lead to the use of Mace driver and this seems to be an ef- that these measures are a bit ex- before an incident occurs, leaving it fective, non-violent possibility. treme. up to the driver to decide if someone Also, if each bus driver could be is going to start trouble, which could given an extensive course in self- More than 1,300 incidents are defense, measures like guarcLs and said to have occurred on county mean involving innocent passengers. Mace might be avoided. buses over the last year, ranging Something must be done to The idea that crime will be from two assaults, to people who ensure the safety of slowed down if the public knows Santa Clara wouldn't pay the fare. County bus drivers are carrying Mace is also drivers. Alternative The number of incidents points solutions may not, in questionable. the long run, be 'cAircs4 nir splits to the need for some sort of adequate but they should be protective measures, but I wonder Why should this act as a carefully considered. about placing guards on the buses deterrent when the many measures Perhaps my misgivings with the Overcrowding hazardous when only two actual assaults have taken by police and the courts have idea of armed guards on buses, and occurred. failed to slow the continual increase drivers armed with tear gas reflect in violent crime? The use of the Santa Clara during peak commute hours ( 6 a.m. One of the drivers already a personal rejection of the im- County transit bus system may be to 9 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.). licensed to carry the tear gas was I tend to agree with the driver plications involved. the cheapest, easiest and most Wall-to-wall people on a transit bus assaulted recently, but couldn't get who said "With Mace I've got to It is sad to think that our society convenient way to commute, but should be controlled by limiting the to her bottle of Mace because it was drive and be a cop at the same has become so violent and so un- even for 35 cents, the safety of each number of passengers on a bus or in her purse which was dumped on time," for Mace seems a rather caring that such measures have the floor by the assailants. extreme approach to the problem. even to be suggested. passenger should not be risked on Stephanie Villegas securing passengers who must the county transit line. Ref Writer stand. The safety of passengers is Another problem is the lack of being jeopardized. The over- discipline on the bus, an area that crowding of buses, the lack of needs attention. I have witnessed discipline and maintenance on buses gambling on the back of the bus and Daily Policy area few of the neglected areas. several fights. In one fight, two girls As a frequent commuter, my kicked, shoved, pushed, pulled hair The policy of the Spartan Daily right to limit the number of letters The Daily encourages reader observations and experiences have people who do not have access to the and exchanged foul language with regarding letters and material on a given topic after a sufficient comments regarding editorials, led me to conclude that standing on a overhead rails. each other. The passengers in the submitted from individuals or amount of comment has appeared. opinions or news stories. county transit bus is one of my Many of the passengers also back cleared the way as the fighting organizations outside of the Spartan biggest fears. carry packages or books and continued. The driver appeared Daily staff is as follows: Opinion Releases Enroute to Sunnyvale, I was therefore grasping on to the back of uninterested and let the incident go forced to stand on a crowded bus the bus seat or an inaccessible rail unnoticed. Letters The intent of the Spartan Releases should be submitted as behind the driver's seat. As I does not ensure them of a safe ride. According to l.ara, the Letters should be submitted to the Daily Opinion Page is to present a early as possible to the City Editor grasped the metal pole with all my The transit buses can seat a operators of the bus are put through Spartan Daily office (JC 208) be- variety of viewpoints on issues af- at the Spartan Daily office or by strength, the bus came to an abrupt maximum of 45 passengers. Un- a six-week training course. They not stop and I practically fell on top of only learn about the bus system, but tween 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. weekdays, fecting the university community. mail. The sooner the release is fortunately, there is no limit on how received, the better coverage the the driver. I lost my balance and many passengers can stand. they are also taught how to deal with or by mail to the Opinion Page, do vowed I would vie for the next various situations. the Spartan Daily, San Jose State topic may receive. According Comments, columns and available seat. to Frank I.ara, Unfortunately though not all University, 125 S. Seventh St., San transportation editorials will discuss local, state, All releases should include a Unfortunately, the overhead marketing officer, drivers apply themselves to handle Jose. CA 95192. there is national and international affairs. telephone number that can be called rails are located too high to reach for no limit on standing various disturbances on the buses. I in case further information is anyone five foot or less. The fear of passengers, as long as the driver has feel a refresher course should be All letters must include the writ- Editorials reflect the position of needed. being knocked off balance as the bus visibility of the side and rearview offered and that the drivers should er's signature, major, class stand- mirrors and he can operate the bus the Daily. Opinion columns express makes its frequent stops is rein- be encouraged to apply their lessons ing, address and telephone number. The Spartan Daily reserves the forced each time I stand on a safely. to bus disturbances. Only the name, major and class the views of the writer or right to limit, rewrite and edit press crowded bus. The buses, however, when Mass transit is an excellent standing will be printed. organization and will appear with a releases for length, style, invasion of The transit system should take overcrowded are chaotic, confusing system to use in an urban city, byline attributing the article ac- privacy or libel. into consideration that many of its and definitely not comfortable. however, safety needs more at- The Spartan Daily reserves the cordingly. passengers are children and elderly Overcrowding is most evident tention on behalf of the passengers. letters traffic rules, which is more than I Finally we would find that with Besides being very profitable to It seems to me that remaining Objections to can say for most car drivers. I see Legalize some the victimless crimes legalized, remain open past 11 p.m. on Monday open an extra two hours would be motorists speeding, running red robbery and burglary would be nights, the longer hours would allow very beneficial to both students and porno show lights and cutting off bicyclists like victimless crime significantly reduced. A large the Greek system to socialize as a the pub. Editor: me so they can hurry, hurry, hurry. number of robberies and burglaries unit. Problems could be discussed Emory Lee Epperson Editor: Until now, I had I've gotten my ass grabbed while are committed by people that must and friendships could be established Public Relations, nothing but high I advocate the legalization of thoughts of the riding my bike, whistled at and flat support some sort of habit, namely with members of other houses. senior Monday Movies, such victimless crimes as Wednesday tires because some slob tossed a drugs. Given the legalization of the Cinema and Friday prostitution, gambling and nar- Flicks at Morris Dailey beer bottle out his window. habits they must support, the prices Auditorium. cotics. The legalization of these But when I went to see a film Bicycle riders have every legal would decrease outrageously due to Spartan Daily of a three victimless crimes would Richard Pryor performance right to be on the streets as long as the sudden increase in supply. Thus, last greatly reduce many of the related Editor Wayne Norton Friday, my opinion of the program they obey traffic rules. It's un- the need for so much stealing would crimes that involve innocent vic- Advertising Manager Chris Rose fell. fortunate that Ms. MacCrone feels be far less. tims. Other related crimes would City Editor Stephen D. Stroth I'm used to seeing cartoons we are nuisances. I'd rather be a James Garafolo of the New York become entirely non-existent. News Editor Mary Washburn-Higgins before a movie. Instead, I was bicycle riding nuisance than a State Division of Criminal Justice There is a lot of capital spent in Associate News Editor Judy Larson "treated" to a sex show! The title closed-minded jerk like her. Services stated that with the order to combat crimes such as Special Pages Editor Mary Apanasewicz was something like "The Young Terri Castel] decriminalization of victimless pimping, production of illegal drugs Layout Editor DaviO. Jacob Person's Guide to Sex," and, to be as Graphic Design, crimes, police could concentrate on and the smuggling and dealing of Opinion Editor Holly Allen discreet as possible, it was X-rated. senior more serious crimes. The reduction these drugs. This capital has come Sports Editor Jerry McDonald I have to admit I blurted out a of these crimes that are related to from the taxpayer's pocket. If Associate Sports Editor Steve Relova surprised chuckle when it began, but the victimless crimes ( prostitution, prostitution, gambling and narcotics Feature Editor Tom Mays my face straightened quickly when I Get rid of the U; gambling, and narcotics) would were legalized, then these other realized what I was watching. I don't make our lives and society much directly-related crimes would not mind seeing nudity on a movie why not SJS? safer. Consequently, we must exist, because such acts would be screen as long as it is used legalize victimless crimes in order Editor: legal. With this in mind, realize that creatively and is the exception to reduce these more serious-related Does anybody out there know the money spent toward the vice rather than the rule. But this was crimes. why we must be subjected to SJSU? division of the police department just plain disgusting. Randy Huffman If the purpose of SJSU is to shorten could be spent to combat crimes that The people who run this Aeronautics San Jose State University, then why involve an innocent victim. program, which shows many ex- not shorten it to SJS and allow the U Crimes against a victim's cellent films at a low price, have a to be understood? After all, the person such as murder and assault great thing going. Don't Keep the Pub blow it. occasion is rare when someone guys! says would be tremendously reduced. the mouthful San Jose State Murders or assaults involving the Tom Letts open after 11 p.m. University. Most people just say San 'big-man' in an illegal operation RadioTV Broadcasting, Jose State and allow the university (prostitution, gambling, or nar- sophomore Editor: part of it to be understood. cotics) and the 'runner' suspected of A funny thing happened to me I always thought that the pur- leaking information out to the after I got out of my chapter meeting Bicycle riders pose of an acronym is to save space - authorities, wouldn't exist since the Monday night. - to get the idea across in as few operation itself would be legal. As most Greeks do, I did not not a nuisance characters as possible. If I'm Murders and assaults from gam- want to get right back to studying. correct, then writing SJSU instead bling, cheaters for example, would So, my fraternity brothers and I Editor: of SJS defeats the purpose of using decline due to state regulations and went to the newly refurbished Mary Lou MacCrone ought to an acronym in the first place. supervision. Murders and assaults, Spartan Pub to suck down a pitcher wise up about her remarks regar- The Spartan Daily is not the only due to the lack of financial of those sparkling suds we so enjoy. ding bicycle riders. First of all, I culprit. I see T-shirts, decals, responsibility on the part of the It was no sooner when we agree with Arlene Stenger's Feb. 24 bumper stickers and all of SJS's consumer, would cease to exist since finished with our first beer, that the article in the Spartan Daily. official letterheads littered with the payments would openly be made as employees of the Pub decided to Ms. Stenger stated that she does deadweight U. in any other business. close up for the night. Our tastebuds commute to school in a car, and rode Perhaps 5.15 is suffering from Murders of, and assaults on were just devastated. her bike on weekends. Mary Lou an inferiority complex, feeling the solicitors as a result of Now, having taken a course or MacCrone stated that Ms. Stenger need to remind anyone who'll listen dissatisfaction of the customer two in business, I reasoned to myself rode her bike to school, which Ms. that SJSU is a university (with all would decline because certain that the managers of the Pub are not MacCrone would not have said had the implications that are associated regulated standards would have to allowing a large group of people she read the article carefully. with that word) instead of just a be met. Murder, though common ( with money to spend and the rafi I myself am a bicycle rider, college. under these circumstances, is of willingness to spend it) the op- THE AMERICAN) WAY OF DEATH because mommy and daddy never What's the verdict? course the extreme case. Many portunity to socialize after the bought me a car. I am not, however, Vance Dunton times only serious assault is in- chapter meeting of their fraternity a nuisance on the streets. I follow Undeclared flicted. or sorority. . 1,011 Page lc I Refund forms in mailboxes Government-supported taxis of California Levi-wearers to aid handicapped students by Arlene Stenger channelled through the schedules the cab rides. them. by Greg Robertson July. It will take the state Wheelchair-bound per- cities of San Jose, Santa "Some of our "We've even received that long to process all the sons with no private means Clara and Milpitas, which customers used to just stay thank you notes and had SJSU students who forms. of transportation now have in turn sub-contracted with home and watch T.V.," she people call us over the purchased Levi's blue a government-funded door- the company for the taxi said. "Now they can go out phone out of happiness, jeans in the past may have Cimarusti estimated to-door taxi service avail- service. and socialize, take classes, they are so grateful." some green in their pockets between one and two able to them. "The program is shop or whatever they want For more information sion in the future. million forms will be Paratransit charges working beautifully," said to do without depending on on the taxi service, call auld returned. customers 65 cents per one- Conchita Bartolomei, who friends or relatives to take Paratransit at 297-6850 with Refund forms from the way ticket. It is available IS at State Department of Justice are in the mail and Of the $12.25 million to students living in San available at all post offices settlement, approximately Jose and can carry them $1.2 million has been spent anywhere in San Jose, with to California consumers for printing and Santa Clara or Campbell. tree who purchased Levi's DAT CLASSES distributing the 12 million Service is also the men's or boy's jeans from 1972 to 1976. claim forms. available in a number of other Bay Area com- stic ENROLLING NOW! The forms are the The Department of munities, but is restricted result of a $12.25 million Justice is currently run- by geographic boundaries. PREPARE FOR Ped settlement between ning advertisements Occasionally month- can Levi Strauss and featuring actor Michael long "specials" are offered ition Co. and State Attorney General Landon to inform con- for unlimited rides. nds George Deukmejian who had sumers of the refund Persons applying for brought a suit forms. the service are evaluated MCAT against DAT* Levi LSAT arm Strauss for case by case to see if they bus alleged price fixing Deukmejian qualify. ef- claimed GRE GRE PSYCH GRE BIO GMAT this is the first case of its A fully-accessible van The suit claimed Levi kind in California. with a hydraulic be Strauss improperly wheelchair lift is also PCAT OCAT VAT MAT SAT CPA elf- maintained retail prices on The lawsuit was filed in available. and its wearing apparel from 1978. Shortly before taking Paratransit, operated TOEFL MSKP NAT'L MED BOARDS VQE 1972 to 1976. office, Deukmejian was by non-profit Outreach and to Otherwise known as asked to approve a set- Escort, Inc., is financed ECFMG FLEX ara tlement for $3.5 million, but through the California NAT'L DENTAL BOARDS tive price fixing, the process he decided the sum was Transportation Develop- , be Levi's was charged with inadequate. ment Act. PODIATRY BOARDS NURSING BOARDS be set a retail price for their Permanent Centers open days, evenings and products and did not allow Through this weekends The $12.25 million sum ATI individual stores to sell legislation, money was Oitaird26441 Low hourly cost. Dedicated full-time staff. the was agreed upon last below this set price. Complete TEST-n-TAPE5" facilities for review of and August and paid by Levi class lessons and supplementary materials lect Consumers have until Strauss at that time. The KAPLAN Opportunity to make up missed lessons im- April 6 to return the form to money has been in an in- Special class EDUCATIONAL Voluminous home-study materials constantly be eligible to receive part terest-bearing account CENTER updated by researchers expert in their field ety of the Opportunity to transfer to and continue study at settlement. since then while Deuk- on fitness, TEST PREPARATION any of our over 85 un- centers. To qualify, consumers mejian was waiting for SPECIALISTS SINCE 1938 ave must have been a court approval of the health offered refund plan. SAN FRANCISCO (415) 433-1763 BERKELEY (415) 849-4044 California resident on July household. computer has been set up The Full Life Institute 1 Security Pacific PI 94108 64 Shattuck Square 94704 8, 1980 and had purchased to reject such claims as Consumers are asked On Dec. 31, 1980, San will hold a seminar called: men's or boy's denim jeans well as any possible PALO ALTO (415) 327-0841 DAVIS (916) 753-4800 on the form to estimate Francisco Superior Court "Exercise or corduroy products duplicate claims. and Preventi- 499 Hamilton Ave 94301 204 F Street 95616 how many purchases they Judge Ira Brown approved tive between Jan. 1, 1972 and Medicine Lifeline to or In ormabon About Other Centets In Mo e Than 85 Major US Cthe, & Abroad Dec. 31,1976. made during the period. How much money each the settlement and the Total Fitness," Tuesday, The money will then be consumer will receive will claim form. March 17 in the SIX. Umun- OUTSIDE N.Y. STATE CALL TOLL FREE: 100-223-1782 ler Since it is impossible to divided equally based on be determined after all the hum Room. trace who these people are, On April 27, Brown will make another decision on forms are being mailed to The seminar will be ( LRVII:WS all California households. Refund forms due next month the settlement, this time given by Glenn Gaesser, Without having to show three weeks after the assistant professor and di- Monday, March 9 proof, forms can be filled deadline for returning rector of the Exercise the total amount of out and returned by any pur- forms have been returned, claim forms. Physiology Laboratory at chases made. as consumer who claims to but the cash refund will not SJSU. Additional proof or have purchased Levi's may exceed $2 per pair of jeans. Citizens who wish to be required by by during the specified time any in- According to Tony take part at the hearing The registration begins dividual consumer CHALLENGING is period. who Cimarusti, press secretary may do so at that time, but at 6 p.m. and costs $3.50 for he makes what is considered for the attorney general, only after filing a notice of the general public, $2.50 for However, only one "excessive claims." consumers will not receive intention to appear before faculty and staff and free ENGINEERING POSITIONS refund is available per A sophisticated their refunds until June or the April 6 deadline. for students. WITH PROFESSIONAL Gliti+WTH a Mechanical ed Oven repaired after two-week delay Engineers is Electrical Engineers Industrial Engineers Civil (Structural) Engineer; Se Pizza finally being served at Pub Nuclear Engineers $s of by Stacey Stevens doors. Without the fan the cost of the Pub which is Marahens said the Pub Customers of the Pub Chemical Engineers kitchen would become very approximately $173,000. is getting hot water now, or bakery can choose from Pizza lovers can finally hot and dangerous for Pub According to Pub but it is not being heated by plain cheese to deluxe Excellent opportunities for advancement under the Merit System to enjoy what they love most manager, Joann the heat reclaimer at the pizzas with eight different Senior Engineer levels with pay levels in S22,925 to $35,000 now that the new pizza Marahens, the construction top of the oven. toppings. range. All Federal Civil Service Benefitslibers1 vacations allowed, oven in the Spartan Pub is is still not complete. She said she did not Students questioned at paid sick leave, partially employer -funded life ond health insurance working. 'It was good, For example, know when the new vent the Pub had mixed feelings programs, excellent retirement plan. Relocatir, n allowance for self will be received, but said it about the new pizzas, The oven, capable but the crust currently an old vent is arid dependents. U.S. Citizenship required. mei of will supply all the giving them holding 21 large pizzas at a being used for the new Pub's hot "good" to water when it comes. time, started operating last was crunchy' pizza oven because a new "fair" ratings. The first pizza served Views varied from Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, with over 11 (..:00 employees, has ing Tuesday afternoon after a vent has not yet been two-week wait by Spartan received, she said. went to members of history graduate Robert been established for over 85 years. Lovated in icenic Bremerton on be Spartan Shops. Redwine who Shops for the contractors to employees, according to said, "It a deep water arm of Puget Sound. With a m Id climate, only one ind The old vent, tem- "It was very good, but tastes like store bought install the exhaust fan. Ed Zant, general manager hour from Seattle, recently recognized by seweral publications porarily in the oven, will the crust was crunchy," pizza," to journalism as of Spartan Shops. the city with the best "quality of We" in ton The fan is needed to not give the Pub heated Ma ra hens said. senior Denise Black, who me Lountry. ins, blow the hot air from the The cost of the fan is water from the heat The crust was probably said, "It tastes like pizza lor pizza oven upward so the lncluded in the total reclairner at the top of the crunchy because the oven that comes from a pizza air won't come out the oven renovation construction pizza oven. hasn't been seasoned parlor." Starting Salaries to $22,925 depending on qaalif 'cations. properly and it will take However, most about a week for that to students agreed, the pizza Contact your Placement Oh ice for an intJrirrw on Monday. March 9 happen, she added. served now is better than Pub patrons, mostly the pizza cooked in the old Rise in phone bills dorm students, complained ovens. If this date is inconvenient, :/au may call toll free by dialing 1-800- when the pizza oven was Discounts on pizza and 426-5996, or, if y tu wish, you may mail a resume to: not working, Marahens sandwiches will go into said. affect Monday to those PUGLT SOUND NAVAL SHIPYARD causes budget woes Now that it is working, patrons with a coupon from however, "Dorm students the Spartan Daily. Sand- ATTN: 170.2 CE are rejoicing because they wiches will be reduced by by Richard de Give The university is "hold" button) in every have an option to eating 25 cents and there will be $1 BREMER1ON, WASH. .113314 Telephone costs have budgeted $594,598 to pay for office here two years ago," dorm food," Pub employee off large and 50 cents off Dick medium and small pizzas. EMPLC YER not risen drastically this all telephone bills, ac- he said. Harkness said. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY year, but the increases that cording to Jim Hill of the "The phone company have been made are university purchasing charges for each phone and enough to cause trouble in office. each line going through it," some schools at the he added. "Right now, our ABDULLAH MAY BE ANOTHER university. This projected deficit is around increased costs 200 One of the troubles $32,000," he said. to 300 percent over the schools have been having charge for a single line JOHN KENNETH GALBRAITH resulted from not knowing "The money to pay the phone, Hill said. their telephone budgets for bills must come from the "Now, everybody in the 1981 fiscal year, which departments, not the our office except the began last July 1, until the university," he said. secretary has a single line middle of November 1980, The departments make phone," he said. Associated Students according to Peggy up the difference out of Asuncion, programs some other area, such as analyst in the School of supplies and services or Applied Arts and Sciences. unfilled employee Spartan Daily Can Help positions, Hill sai(1. Serving the Man Jose State "It's like starting out in Universits C.immunity With the struggling economy and budget cuts, individuals the hole," she said. Hill is still waiting for Shire 1934 5094901 are seeking ways to get their verification that U CPS share. Make sure your. computer Second class postage paid at San Jack Foote, dean of will tell him which schools interests are represented. A.S. is the place to start. academic planning, said Jose, California. Member of Cal- are meeting their budgets ifornia Newspaper Publishers the system used to Apply for: and which ones have spent Association and the Associated ELECTION BOARD determine the budget is Press Published daily by San more than they were responsible for the Jose State University, during Find out how to run a political campaign budgeted. problem. the college year The opinions 'expressed in the paper are not Equipment costs eat up JUDICIARY COMMITTEE May, he explained, necessarily threw of the Depart- In much of the phone bill, Hill ment of Journalism and Mass president's For future lawyers and judges the SJSU said. Corrummications, the University committee meets and each Administration or any student PERSONNEL SELECTION COMMITTEE school brings its needs for He used his own or faculty organization Sub- the upcoming year. department as an example scriptions accepted on a remain- to choose the most qualified applicant of how equipment costs can der of semester basis. Full aca- dLearn The committee then demic year, 115 Each semester, be cut. earl goes back to the S7.50. Off-campus pnce per schools copy, 15 cents Phone Editorial and asks questions about "We used to have a six- 777-31111 Advertising 277-3171. items in the budget, Foote button phone a telephone Printed by Independent Publica- tions. WE REPRESENT YOU.: said. with up to five lines and a U, Page 4 Thursday, March 6, 19111 Students can write off upper division class by passing March examination by Eric Strahl for Saturday, March 28. course beginning in the Office is Friday, March 20. Writing Workshop course The first waiver Juniors and seniors fall. Those students who and therefore can be examination for SJSLI's who pass toe test are The dealine for signing will graduate by August, passed by the waiver upper division writing relieved of taking the up for the exam with the 1981 are not required to exam. -quirement is scheduled Writing Workshop 100 Undergraduate Studies take the course or exam. A $10 fee will be In addition, students charged for the test which who have completed some will in part pay for the courses by August 29 will readers of an essay portion Light packs to help not have to fulfill the of the exam. requirement. These in- English Department clude Advertising 124, Chairman John Galm said Business 110, Chemistry test results will be students in the dark 185, English 102, 102F or available in early April by Barbara Wyman derson recalled only one struction will begin shortly 157, Engineering 103, before the fall registration Students may be less complete power failure thereafter, according to Journalism 150A, 160, 162 period. apt to get lost in the library which forced evacuation of Montgomery. or 170, Management 165, The test consists of an l'he system complies Natural Science 165 or 80-minute portion of hookstacksat least during the libary in recent years. photo by Don Smith a power outageafter an "We were lucky with sections in the Nursing 196C. multiple choice questions emergency lighting system because it was the day building standards code, The test is the result of and a 45-minute essay with English Department Chairman John Galm predicts that 10 percent of the installed there next before school started and the uniform building code a policy adopted three a 15-minute preparation students taking the upcoming English waiver exam will fail it. semester. there weren't many people and Title Eight, according years ago by the CSUC period. Battery-powered light here," he said. He added if to Lantow. These sections Board of Trustees. The "The test we're using examination each year. The next two already exist and some will packs will be hung above the same failure had require all emergency policy requires all students will have a much higher Although the course are scheduled for July 17 be created to fulfill the txitways in all stack areas happened during the exitway lighting to equal have a minimum pass score" than other offers three units of credit, and Oct. 24, both Satur- requirement, Galm said. and in Library North and normal semester, he could that given off by five one- proficiency in writing days. "We want that course the Engineering Building, see a "real problem" with foot candles. ability before they The writing workshop to be a good experience according to Susan Lan- evacuation. Use of the stack areas graduate. classes for those who do not within the major," Galin taw, facilities analyst for Anderson said because after the new library is Also, SJSU's new Students must pay pass the waiver test will be said of the individual the associate executive of the lack of windows and built is still being deter- general education included in various courses. vice president at SJS11. complexity of the stack mined, Montgomery said. requirements stipulate that fee to take waiver test departments' curricula. The courses mentioned For example, a above are designed only to The packs will areas, particularly in the Some will still be used as students must take an business student would allow students to fulfill the automatically light up south wing, women tend to bookstacks and some may upper division writing into offices. schools, Galm said. the waiver exam provides take a business writing requirement before the when electricity in the feel leery about entering be converted course. He predicted 10 per- no units. course to satisfy the August date and will not building fails. the areas alone. However, he said, "The Both the CSUC and He added that even lighting will still be SJSU requirements are cent of the campus could Galm said three requirement. necessarily apply on a "This way occupants some areas which have necessary." met by completing the now pass the waiver waiver tests will be offered Some of the courses permanent basis. can find their way out," windows, for example the Lantow said. _American history stacks, These three areas were are separated from the rest.

Lantow -- 'this way occupants can find their way out.'

chosen for the new lighting of the library and thus, because of their size and pose security problems. complexity, according to Jo Whitlach, SJSU access coordinator, isoms.. Ron Montgomery, en- library vironmental health and said she was "delighted" occupational safety officer about the new lighting at SJSU. system. "People would just feel "I'LL TEACH BILLY TO BE A COWPUNCHER Emergency lighting better psychologically if already exists in other they knew there was large buildings on campus, emergency lighting," she Montgomery said, such as ONG AS HE DON'T PRACTICE said. Many students now the Student Union and the study in the stack areas, dormitories. ON illy cows: she noted. The new lighting The new lighting system is a move by SJSU system has been approved Jim Shoulders and Billy Martin: Famous Cowboys administrators to improve for funding in the gover- safety on campus. nor's budget by the CSUC chancellor's office. The general lack of It has been designed windows in the stack areas, but an architect has not as well as rows of eight-foot been selected to do the high bookshelves, pose work. This will be decided safety and evacuation before July and con - problems, Lantow said. Evacuation during daylight would be difficult if there were a power failure, she said, "but at iiight it would be virtually impassible." Library stack INTERNATIONAL i.upervisor Randy An- CAREER? Crime A representabve ooll be on the cannot. stopper WEDNESDAY 51.A18711 11, 1981 Ascots oinsffications for advanced study at On the road: If you AMERICAN GRADUATE SCHOOL think you are being follow- and job orsporturnbes ed, don't drive into your the leld of driveway or attempt to INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT leave your car. Drive to the nearest police station or interviews may be schedoled at ripen business for help. CA118E11 P15 515II NI; & Pld1ChliaNT If another driver tries to force your car over to the AMIRI0411 GRADUATE SCHOOL OF INTERNATIONAL MANAGENTNT curb, don't allow it. Keep Thunderbird Campo. driving. Write down the li- Glendale. Anton, 55506 cense number and descrip- tion of the car and driver and report the incident to the police as soon as pos- Able. Bug Problems?

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by Eric Strahl recorded commercially, he tennis and water skiing. few minutes, Smith will Timothy Smith ac- hopes to eventually land "Actually, any kind of prove it on tomorrow night. tually bounced the piano up recording contracts after exercise is good to Even the non-classical and down as he rehearsed he finishes competing. strengthen the hands," he mumc listener will be energetically with the The Seattle native is said. excited by the diverse, SJSU orchestra. presently attending and Broken fingers? "Well, flowing concert that Smith The diligent musician instructing at the Juilliard I haven't done that yet," he and the orchestra will will appear with the or- School of Music in New explained. "I'd be in big perform. chestra tomorrow night in York City, which has a trouble if I did. They're not the Music Concert Hall as a reputation of one of the insured." BABY-SIT GIRL 3 guest of the campus music nation's finest. Only a few minutes 4-12 p.m.. Mon -Fri department. "The Juilliard with Timothy Smith Call 292-2841 During breaks, Smith School...really got me foretell that he is on the after 5 P.M. shook his hands vigorously going in the right direc- rise in the piano world. San Salvadore tion," he said. Yet, for more than a & 6th Streets ?nth to keep them warm enough to stay up with a Lizst Smith has been Ask kr Francis the concerto. studying there seriously Yet, as soon as the since he was 10 years old conductor made an in- and now has a repertoire of Natural Hair Cutting . . . nil struction to a musician, 19 different concertos to his the Smith and the rest were off credit. Looks Great! again at full speed. Next year he will also irse After the Tuesday apply for a doctorate Feels Great! nce rehearsal was over, Smith degree in New York. slim sat down and thought about From there it's on to hual it all. the competition. It "It's really rewar- "I like to perform ned ding," he said. "After you regularly," Smith said of V to do all the work, you get the his five-stop tour in the audience's responses. California. From SJSU, he the San Francisco "You play for the will go to HAIR DESIGN not then to Palo Alto later audience and you play for and month. a yourself," he said, ex- this 1075 S. Winchester Blvd. In order to perform pressing love for the piano. San Jose, CA 95128 regularly, Smith follows an Smith, 25, who unrestrained diet of piano 246-4065 received two awards last playing. A daily workout Call for appointment year for his playing, told for him consists of six to how that's the way one seven hours a day. nioves up in the world of His tune-up for a 15- classical music. minute concerto? "A Of the $1,000 award he couple hours a day-for a received in New York City, week. It's really just he quipped, "New York's security," he said. photos hy Don Smith an expensive town - that While practicing with WOMYN'S Above, pianist Timothy Smith attacks the keys as he prepares for a concert tomorrow night. Below, helped." the orchestra, Smith's WEEK fingers were merely blurs Smith practices with the SJSU orchestra. Seriously, he added 1981 that "There's a place for above the keys. anyone who's willing to To keep his fingers MARCH 9-13 work enough and wait for a strong, he exercises them break," Smith said. frequently by engaging in entertainment worn ynS Although he hasn't such activities as bowling, workshops week 1981 in exhibits &otiose stair university, speakers arts & crafts fair Painter to speak fake luck the night nun+ Carlos Villas, painter composed of gauze, pulp, GUESTS INCLUDE. and sculptor, will speak on beads, feathers, bones and PLO KENNEDY his recent work at SJSU on hair, is scheduled to speak RORIN TYLER Wednesday, March 18, as at 3:30 in the Art Building, MARGIE ADAM part of the "Visiting Art- room 133. ALL ENCOURAGED TO ATTEND ists" series presented by For further informa- FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 277 2866 the Art Department. tion and reservations, call ALL EVENTS HELD IN THE STUDENT UNION BALLROOM Villa, whose work in- the Art Department at 277- FUNDED BY cludes the use of body 2591. AS molds and prints and capes STUDENTS

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SJSU season record now 9-5-1 THERE'S A NEW PLACE IN TOWN

jic 6Tninz 7 MON. - SAT. Six errors down Spartan nine 10:00-6 00 Fubblun tiouttqu by Richard de Give Last night's scheduled said. last one leading to the Tim Nelson then this weekend with a series 448 NO. SAN PEDRO The University of doubleheader with Long Even the most basic Mustang's winning run. singled to bring home against St. Mary's. (CORNER OF FOX & SAN PEDRO) California at Davis took Beach State was cancelled plays eluded the Spartans, An errant throw by Keeney. A doubleheader be- SAN JOSE. 298-1100 tween the two teams is advantage of six SJSU because of rain. as three of the errors were Kolstad while trying to pick The Spartans were put Fashion Apparel on Consignment errors to beat the Spartans "We played like hor- by pitchers Mil Pompa and off Steve Keeney, who had down in order by Davis' scheduled to start at noon from the area's smartest women ... 6-5 in a non-league game on sebleep yesterday," SJSU Ron Kolstad on pickoff singled, advanced Kenney Paul Petrovich and his at Municipal Stadium on Tuesday. head coach Gene Menges throws to first base, the to third. screwball to end the game. Saturday. "Look at the line mann' score," SJSU assistant coach Jeff Gingrich said. "That will tell you about the game." The Spartans scored their runs early, scoring a three runs in the first in- ning and single runs in the second and fourth innings off of Mustang starter Peter Larsen. Brian Johnson and Petrovich held the Spar- tans to one hit, a single by Robles, in the last five ....4060116,40. innings. Varian Defines The Spartans added pitcher Barry Worthington to the roster to temporarily Challenge

!!' * replace Brad Miller, who ;o' has had problems with his For more than 30 years, engineers, scientists and 4-'46 X shoulder. administrators at Varian Associates have worked to- - "We will know more gether to pursue new concepts in products for science, t; about Miller's condition by medicine, communications, defense and industry. To the end of the week," these professionals at Varian, challenge means coop- et* Ginrich said. _ erating as a close-knit team to break though the photo by Don Smith The Spartans are 9-5-1 on the year and will resume frontiers of high technology. SJSU right fielder Leon Gray takes a cut in Tuesday's 6-5 loss to UC-Davis. Six errors by the Spartans Northern California Challenging career opportunities await Engineering led to their downfall in the non-league game. SJSU is now 9-5-1 overall. Baseball Association play and Business graduates with Varian. If you are about to receive a BS or MS Degree in Engineering. an MBA or a Bachelor's Degree in Accounting, our representatives Slate wiped clean for men cagers would like to discuss these opportunities with you when we visit your campus. by Tim Truax University of the Pacific at with the 4 p.m. time for the tournament automatically Last year, SJSU After 14 PCAA con- 7. game. gets a spot in the NCAA finished in fifth place but Formal interviews will be held: tests, the slates will be The Bulldogs of Fresno "No other team in tournament which begins surprised almost everyone wiped clean tonight as the will face the lowest seeded tournament history has next week. Most probably, by going on to win the Friday, March 20 conference tournament winner in tonight's com- finished in second place one other team from the tournament and the NCAA Please make an appointment opens at the Anaheim petition in their first game and played at four," Berry conference will get an at- bid, their first in 30 years. through your Placement Office Convention Center. tomorrow night. said. "It's just not fair." large berth. This year, though, the Actually, this af- Long Beach is seeded Berry said he thought Should Fresno State Spartans will be one of the If you miss us, you inay still apply and learn more ternoon is more ap- the decision to number three in the have the not win the tournament, teams to gun for. about Varian Associates by contacting our Employment propriate as SJSU opens tournament and Irvine is Spartans play the early they would probably get That doesn't bother the tournament against Cal Office at 611-CR Hansen Way, Palo Alto, California that at-large berth because them, however. Both Berry -Fullerton at 4 p.m. 94303. We are an equal opportunity employer. State they won the regular and his players seemed by virtue The Spartans season competition. confident before they left of their second place finish The regular season for Anaheim. We're Varian Associates in regular season play play is not a good indicator drew last place Fullerton. "We have a very good of tournament winners, .%,-r.... ,.....- Fresno State, which chance of winning," Doug though, if past tourneys topped SJSU in the last Murrey said. mean anything. week of the season to hold Should the Spartans on to first place, draws a Only twice in the five- win, they will face the bye in tonight's schedule. year history of the league highest ranked winner in Normally, all eight tournament has the regular the 9 p.m. game Friday. teams would play in the season winner also taken The championship game is first round of the tour- the league crown after the scheduled for 7 : 30 nament, but UC-Santa tournament. Saturday night. Barbara has been number four. The teams game might have been Long Beach tied with All SJSU games will be disqualified from post- finished in a tie for third made due to monetary San Diego State in 1977 carried live on KSJS radio season play for recruiting place with identical 9-5 reasons. Long Beach and regular season play and (90.7 FM). KCBS (740 AM) violations. records. Fresno was 12-2 on Irvine both stand to draw beat SJSU in the tourney will be tape-delayed Also on tap tonight are the season and SJSU more fans to the convention final. because of their afternoon UC-Irvine against Utah finished with a 10-4 mark. center, especially if they UOP was the only team drive coverage today. State at 9 and Cal State- SJSU head coach Bill play later in the evening. to win the season and the Tonight's games will air at Long Reach against the Berry was disappointed The winner of the tournament outright, 3:45 on KSJS and 8 on Women's tennis team troubled; achieving the feat in 1979. KCBS. TODAY'S TRAINING seven quit, season record 0-5 TOMORROW'S SUCCESS... Seven players have the season. reason for using challenge DRAFTING-DESIGN SPECIALIST quit the women's tennis No player who quit the matches was that they are team because of dif- team was higher than sixth the closest way to simulate Architectural/ Civil/ Structural ferences with coach Lyn regular matches. SinClair on the team ladder at the Mechanical/ Electronic/ E/ M SinClair. The Lady time they quit, according to said it is a good method to Mos/ Printed Spartans are 0-5. Sports Information prepare the players. -Circuit Design "There's too much Steve Rutledge. Day-Afternoonlvening Director The Lady Classes energy devoted to Spartans SinClair noted that hosted Stanford Job Placement Assistance evaluating what I'm Tuesday several of the and were handed doing," SinClair said. departed their Financial Aid second consecutive "These girls are here to players disagreed with her 9-0 philosophy defeat. play tennis and not to get of using CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF DRAFTING challenge matches in involved in the ad- Weather permitting, practice to determine what 801 Hibiscus lane Enter the Twilight Zone! ministrative specter of the the Spartans will try again sport." positions the players will San Jose, CA 95117 compete at in the matches. against UC Davis at 2:30 Former Spartan today on the South Campus (408) 246-9120 The coach said her courts. SCREAMING MEMES players Bev Davis, Jana Elway, Teresa Haglya, Kim Marks, Johanna McIntyre, Stacy Nishi and COMEDY REVIEW Liz Rocca disagreed with several coaching satire, improvisation, music techniques used by Sin- Clair and opted to sit out Today at Noon in the S.U. Amphitheater 11'3.4.1* ATTENTION SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING Tonight 8-9:30 p.m. MAJORS! \\ ,\Feclir in the Spartan Pub The At F me has of 'ening, for young men and women maiming in i., led science and enguwering held% Lilse Avonauo al Aerospace ieral and I- lectrwal Engineering Mathematics Physics and Cron .r, To ho Arm A FREE PRESENTATION FROM ASTOR'S i1 I i help prepare 0, 00' of these Au Force ROTC offers two and kiln year programs of study which will defray some ol so, college COIN-OP CO. 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First near Virginia "Never seen them ' 804tincoln -Clive Barnes, N Y TIMES corner of Lonus Thursday March 5 1 98 1 *BUS 7 Prof gets grant to study Prof donates to library by Nancy Gibson Technology Department in certainly help the library real world vs. business A donation valued at the School of Education and the students as well." more than $1,000 was given uses these workbooks as According to Robert to the SJSU library examples of how to present l.auritzen, head of by Arlene Stenger situation is highly unusual he's getting from what recently by Instructional information and use technical services and Getting into the because research grants parts of the world and when Technology Prof. Ron various types of materials collection coordinator for business world may not be are customarily awarded they are due to arrive. Hunt. in the classrooms. the library, contributions as easy as it is in a to a given person only once. "I hope this will are given to the library If a problem develops The donation includes classroom environment. stimulate other faculty "fairly frequently" and With both her grants, with any instrument, eight instructional kits Business graduates members to donate their range from a single book to the chancellor's office telexes or communications Hunt produced for the leaving SJSU who are works," Hunt said. a collection of "nearly 2,000 agreed to pay Schoonhoven satellites flash the word to Chevron Company. lucky enough to land "Contributions would volumes" on aeronautics. one-half of her teaching whatever part of the world "Our World En- managerial positions in salary. vironment," for This allows her to these products originate grades multi -national cor- work at seven and eight, "Energy SJSU with only from. porations may be up half-time teaching and Your Future En- against long-distance responsibilities so she can Engineers get to work vironment" for grades five communications problems pursue her research. trying to correct these and six, and "Cities of the which cloud organizational problems, but in the Future" for grades 10 effectiveness, according to The research gratifications, Schoonhov- meantime, work through 12 were among the Kaye Schoonhoven, production in that par- kits donated. assistant professor of en said, are "the intrinsic awards." ticular area is shut down. Each kit includes a business. cassette, filmstrips, a The electronics field in "Doing research is Workers elsewhere teacher's guide, tran- particular, she said, poses incredibly fun and may be standing idle until a sparencies, charts, games numerous challenges. stimulating," she added. solution is reached. and ditto worksheets. Because of constant "I'm extremely grateful photo by Linda Cu/burn Hunt, an SJSU When manufacturing technological changes and for it. It's an incredible Business Prof. Kaye Schoonhoven professor for 13 years, also advances, these cor- gift." sites are spread over the donated 139 tran- world, she said, com- study, Schoonhoven will and long porations must likewise Schoonhoven's study is distances. sparency/duplicator teac- munications often break develop and distribute to constantly reorganize their primarily focused on U.S. She said she gained a her workbooks he down and this causes various plant managers great staffs to meet these electronics firms that have deal of insight into produced. They deal with enormous dilemmas for throughout the world a changes. This costs time as overseas manufacturing these company's problems subjects that range from coordination throughout questionnaire from data well as money. sites. by meeting with their using the dictionary to To study these the entire company. collected during a 12-day overseas plant managers China to basic economics. Their office personnel visit to Hong Kong and problems and help her Through her study, personally and touring both here and abroad must Singapore during the The collection probab- students anticipate them, Schoonhoven hopes to find their facilities. reorganize as often as Christmas break. ly won't be on the shelves Schoonhoven has been some answers to these Schoonhoven earned every six weeks in some There she interviewed for two to three months, awarded her second existing problems, helping her Ph.D. in sociology from research departments just to keep about 10 plant managers, Jeff Paul, head of library grant in three people in managerial Stanford and is currently up with current trends. supervisors and engineers teaching media services said, "de- years from the CSUC positions to understand and undergraduate and discussed their and pending on how extensive photo by Ltnda Co/burn chancellor's office. For example, she said, cope with an ever-changing graduate classes in problems, needs and organizational the cataloging has to be." According to School of for a plant manager to run working environment. design and Instructional Technology Prof. Ron Hunt and Business Dean George an effective plant he would solutions to the lack of also management of high The Instructional SJSU Library Director Maureen Pastine discuss Halverson, Schoonhoven's have to know what goods To help her with the coordination across oceans technology. Hunt's library donation. KIRKISH ESTIMATES REPAIR' RESTORATIONS KIM'S Hair Styling REPRODUCE WESTERN Our Xerox 9400 will allow you to reproduce Get Acquainted Offer WEAR STETSON HATS for 4e a page. And our overnight rates are just 31/2( For SJSU Students LEVIS/WRANGLERS Dissertations copied on thesis quality cotton G. B. 40% Off cut and styling rag for only 8. We do all the work! 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Partly cloudy with no rain predicted for today. A chance of rain this weekend. Tempera- tures will range from the low 50s to the low 40s. Forecaset by the SJSU Meteorology De- partment Service caters to a hungry campus le sheep of foob by Stacey Stevens the service is for use Howarth said groups who lived in the dorms). changed. The service has SJSU students, staff during the day, evenings that want to use the service There were three food grown from catering solely and faculty can be catered and weekends. must give two weeks notice areas in the Old Cafeteria, to the Old Cafeteria to to by the catering service According to Howarth, prior to its event and the according to Dolan. One providing service offered through Spartan the caterers provide two group must already have a was the bakery, one was throughout the entire Shops. basic services, the coffee place reserved for its the butcher department campus. and doughnut service and function. and one was the fountain This is one reason It's a service not too the full meals. After that, Howarth area where sodas, ham- Howarth was hired. A 1978 many people know about, Meal functions consist said, an appointment can burgers and hot dogs were history graduate from yet it has been in operation of tailgate parties, bar- be made and she will sold. SJSU, Howarth is currently for 23 years. beques, setting up bars, discuss the details, such as Catering at that time getting her A.S. degree in Catering manager giving out group bag the type of event or menu was considered an extra. food service and restaurant Susan Howarth said the lunches, buffets, banquets, that will be used. Dolan said they catered management at West service is not well-known served meals and recep- In 1958, when neither only banquets and picnics. Valley Junior College. because the catering tions. the Student Union nor the Over the 23-year Howarth has also department has not had the These functions cost Dining Commons existed, period, however, things worked with three other publicity that some other the customer from $2 per the Old Cafeteria was used have changed. catering companies as well larger departments of person for a reception to $5 as the food service center Leadership in the as operating her own Spartan Shops have had. per person for a banquet. for the entire campus, catering services depart- catering service for awhile. according to Mike Dolan, ment has changed three She remembered one current vending and times. First there was time during a reception she alle..) spartaguicie special service manager Dolan, who kept the post was catering, the group got Air for Spartan Shops. from 1958 to 1977. Then there an hour before she SJSU Rendo Club otters Japanese sword fighting Back then the cafeteria Lorraine David, director of did. What she found when served many purposes. food services for Spartan she arrived were 60 hungry instruction today at 530 p.m. at PER 280 in the Women's photo by Linde Co/burn Gym. For more information, call Alyne Yee at 277-3987. According to Dolan, it was Shops, took it over from people waiting for their open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. 1977 to 1979. She was food. Spartan basketball players Sid Williams, Mike Mendez, David Byrd and Tom Second Start/Pine Hill School (learning disability It served as restaurant followed by Howarth, who "You have to be able to McTighe enjoy a pre -game luncheon of steak and baked potato(' with all the school in San Jose I will host the 15th annual Interprofes- for faculty, staff and took over last September. handle panic situations in trimmings, served by Carolyn Metzler, a helper for the Spartan Catering 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. students ( both those who Services in the this business," Howarth sional Forum on Learning Saturday from Service at Mayer Auditorium at the University of Santa Clara. were commuting and those department have also said. Pre -registration is necessary. Call Millie Barton or Patricia Selling at 371-5881. The Gay Student Union meets tonight at Bin the S.U. Guadalupe Room. An outside speaker will lead the discussion. University Committee in Solidarity with El Salvador will host a cultural evening tomorrow from 7 to 10 p.m. in the S.U. Ballroom. It will feature Mark Levy, anew clear recording artist, Michahual, a Salvadorean Music Group, and poetry. SJSU Linguistics Association is having a book sale of English classics and texts tomorrow from Ito 5 p.m. in the Faculty Office Building, room 104. Prices range from 50 For better cents to $2.

El Concilio will have a meeting today at 5:30 p.m. in the A.S. Council Chambers. SJSU class Special Olympics committee will have a slide show of the Special Olympics today from 9 a.m. to grades, p.m. on the first level of the Student Union. SJSU Microbiology Club will hold a meeting and show a movie called "The Wild Cell" today at 1:30 p.m. in Duncan Hall, room 243. The Associated Students will hold a budget committee meeting today at 2 p.m in the A.S. Council Chambers. spend CARP will sponsor a concert by Prime Force today at noon in the S.U. Ballroom Counseling Services will hold a stress reduction workshop tomorrow in Administration 223. Call Ra!, Schumacher at 277-2966 for an appointment less time Chicano Alliance will hold a meeting today at 7 p.m. in Sweeney Hall ( formerly the Education Building), room 241. Campus Ambassadors will have a Bible study tomorrow at 11.30 a.m. in the S.C. Montalvo Room. studying, Black Students of Engineering will show Part I of the connection series today at 6:30 p.m. in the Engineering Building, room 327.

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A Weekly Entertainment Magazine of the Spartan Daily-- Fourth Edition -- March 5, 1981

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Santana: an 11 -year Bay Area tradition

'Santana's diversity is amazing, as he moved from reggae to Latin to rock'

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hhhh, h, Norala Minores Page 2, The Entertainer, Thursday, March 5, 1981 Concert 3,200 get their money's worth Santana brings house down by Ted Catanesl band's sixth song, "Europa," which began with a Carlos Santana played from his heart with his slow, melodic guitar solo by Santana and leads into music reaching a sold -out crowd last Wednesday at the classic symbol of Santana's style -'his "cry." the San Jose Civic Auditorium. Much of Santana's music is religiously inspired. of com- From the moment he walked out onto the stage, His cry (a long-held single note) is a form munication with his God. Devadip, a religious name Concert review he has recently acquired, is now used before his first. Following his cry, Santana let loose with an the song on the same Santana received encouraging roars from the crowd. energetic solo and concluded tempo it began with. and his music deserved them. 'slow, beautiful The song was The night began with a popular tune from dedicated to the Oakland Raiders, Graham Lear, who's been with the Santana's "Marathon" album, "All I Ever Wanted Drummer Was To Be With You." I band for years, is easily one of contemporary music's Santana demonstrated his guitar excellence on a I best. The integral part he plays in the band cannot be couple of pop-jazz numbers that led into a long over-emphasized. Leading into "Jingo," from Santana's first album in 1969, Lear and bongo player Armando Peraza led the four-man Latin section through a pounding, rhythmical transition. Peraza demonstrated his instrumental ex- cellence throughout the evening, moving from timbales to bongos and other percussions, and Paul Rekow, with his beautiful sense of rhythm and fast photo by Norma Mintares hands, was exceptional on congas. Wearing the symbol of his favorite team, the Oak- Organs have always played a significant part in land Raiders, Santana belts one out to an exuberant Santana's music. The organ player's highlighted audience, moment of the evening led into a long version of by the catcalls of an appreciative crowd who Santana's great song from the "Abraxas" album, stomped on the floors and seats until the group "Incident at Neshabar." reappeared. Santana has traditionally provided long, im- Santana thanked the crowd and said, provised, fleeting instrumental solos during this "Somebody keeps saying they want to hear rock and tune. He did not let the audience down, as his fingers roll." quickly moved among the different chords on his So he began to play Led Zepplin's "Whole Lotta guitar. Love," which then turned into "Open Invitation," Santana's ability as a musician shined, as well as from the band's "Inner Secrets" album. competency in leading his band, as he gave direc- At this point, Santana's brother, Jorge Santana, tions to his musicians and his stage crew with joined the band for the rest of the show, providing precision timing. good solos on guitar. Bassist David Margen demonstrated his talent as After several solos by all musicians and a blues a first-class musician with a five minute solo, and solo by Santana, the concert ended -- two hours and when drummer Lear joined him, the duo jammed 40 minutes later. and entertained the crowd for another five to 10 After introducing his band, Santana smiled and minutes before leading into another favorite song bowed. An enjoyable evening was over. from the first album, "Soul Sacrafice." "Soul Devadip Carlos Santana has a great love for Sacrifice" is the song that won Santana fame at music, dance and festival, and has provided his Woodstock in the '60s. listeners with this for more than II years, and with photo bv Norma Mmores Two hours and 16 songs later, the band con- luck, the public will enjoy his devotion to music for Santana and bassist David Margen cluded and left the stage, only to be summoned back many years to come. beginning of one of the band's classic hits, "Black MMIM Magic Woman." And when Santana went into the ALL YOU CAN EAT! tune's "Gypsy Queen" ending, the crowd applauded, - knowing it was in for a good jam. 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Myerson claims Myerson around when people are already aware Camera One showed of the smut at these es- "The Canterbury Tales" tablishments, but when a last month? Why has she neighborhood theater never been around be- like Camera One plays fore? Camera One shows by Greg Robertson pecting viewers watch- tedly be curiosity seek- attacked the picture and an X-rated film, it is time X-rated films occasional- Something danger- ing. ers who will want to heavily protested and to protest. ly, but Myerson never ous is going to happen Bob Guccione is not know what the great fuss picketed the theaters Why then wasn't -continued on page 7 tonight at a local theater. using the public air- is about. where it played. They Yvonne Myerson and waves! What they will find objected to the supposed her "Morality In The Myerson's attempts is that "Caligula- is just excessive violence Arts" group is planning to prevent people from an awful movie. Critics against homosexuals. to picket the opening of going to see "Caligula" all across the nation have If the gay commun emitS "Caligula" at the Camera may have the reverse af- panned it, not because of ity had remained quiet, One Theater on S. First fect. high morals, but because "Cruising" would have Breakfast the movie is simply not died a quick death. Special , worth the effort. But the thing that is 99 The protest against 'Caligula Campaigns like this most ridiculous about Served Monday through Friday 6:30-11 a.m. are nothing new to the Myerson and the Moral- is a threat to free Mon-Thurs 7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. expression cinema. Camera One has ity In The Arts group is Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. been picketed on four oc- that while they are plan- Now open Saturdays, 7:30 a.m. St. But there are others casions. Last February, fling to picket "Cali- 275 E. San Fernando 998-9778 "Caligula" is the $20 who will now go due to the same type of situa- gula," they turn the million project from Bob the publicity that Myer- tion occurred nation- other cheek toward Includes home fries, toast, two eggs. Guccione, publisher of son is creating. If the wide with the release of "adult" theaters that 275 E. San Fernando Penthouse Magazine. It movie is worth picket- "Cruising." show nothing but porno 998-9778 is the story of the Roman ing, there will undoub- The gay community movies. Empire as seen through ..... ...... ..... Guccione's eyes. It is rated X. As much as I despise pornographic movies, I despise the effort of Myerson even more. She and her moralistic group Trie AleanGteet feel they are doing this for the "good of society." But trying to censure someone's work can bring nothing but bad to a society based on free speech and expression. I plan to go see "Cal- igula" as a matter of principle. Although I have very little interest in seeing the film, I now feel obligated to pur- chase a ticket with Myer- son watching. This or- ganization is not going to tell me what! can or can- not pay my money to see, or what Camera One can or cannot show. This is the key point that Myerson fails to rea- Mickey's lize. Unlike groups that are fighting to get sex and violence off of televi- sion. Myerson is trying Malt to stop something that people are paying for. The opponents of sex and violence on tele- Liquor vision object to it be- cause there is no control over who might be watching. At any time, a young child might turn on the set and be ex- posed to the sex or vio- GREAT FOR ST. PADDY'S DAY lence. But the movies are a or different case. There will anytime "when just a beer isn't enough" be no innocent or unsus

1111 Page 4, The Entertainer, Thursday, March 5 1981 Lillian Hellman's play earns critical acclaim by Bruce BuckLand He made his money it ever became known to A contemporary of during the Civil War, the people of the town. playwright Lillian selling salt to his ac- At the same time, Hellman's once quaintances at outra- bitter feuding develops described her play, geously high prices. in the family, as disputes "Another Part of the break out over money, Forest," as a "Witches Lavinia, his dotty love affairs and power. brew of blackmail, wife, is the only "good" insanity, cruelty, theft, person in the family. Her The key to the de- torture, insult and one burning desire is to nouement of "Another drunkenness, with a set up a school for black Part of the Forest" is trace of incest thrown children in a nearby Lavinia, whose madness, town. we find, has masked a Play review Their eldest son, certain shrewdness and Benjamin, is a crafty calculation. schemer with sinister designs on his father's Anne Lawder's That it is. money. He and his performance as Lavinia But Brooks Atkison churlish younger is the high point of the was taking the play a brother, Oscar, are kept show. Her deranged little too seriously when in servitude by their rambling is used to he said that. father, who amuses deliver information to As Hellman himself by humiliating the other characters and recounts in her memoir, them at every op. the audience bit by bit, "Pentimento," "What I portunity. prolonging the suspense thought funny or without artificiality. outrageous, the critics By contrast, Marcus thought straight stuff; Also superb was heaps gifts and affection Anne Lawder and Ray Reinhardt play the parents of the ruthless Hubbard what I thought was bite, Bruce Williams' ren- on his daughter Regina, clan in "Another Part of the Forest." they thought sad, who long ago displaced dition of Benjamin. His touching or plotty and her mother in his af- descent to the depths of serving as nearly in love with her. melodramatic." fections. villainy is smooth and everyone's goat. Oscar The Hubbard's are "Another Part of the seemingly effortless. As the plot develops, has taken up with a hilariously ruthless and I I.. I ,101 CI AKA SI 293,1552 Forest," now playing at wicked, the the audience is given a Mark Murphy, as whore from a nearby s.:ts are SHOGUN ASSASSIN the American Con- series of hints that Oscar, provides the show town, and is forever imaginative and the CHARLES BRONSON in servatory Theatre in San dialogue is witty and BORDERLINE Marcus has a secret that with comic relief of whining that he is And HE KNOWS Francisco, is both biting could be his downfall if tense moments by "deeply and sincerely" engaging. YOU RE ALONE and outrageously funny, while it also manages to carry the audience through a tangled thicket of unwholesome The Old San Jose Cookie company betrayals. A.C.T. puts its customary virtuosity is back on campus . . . into the production. The set is a large, decaying, and we're bigger and better than before. Southern mansion with the obligatory Grecian But don't take our word for it, columns, with clinging ivy climbing the corners. There is an Judge for Yourself overhead balcony in the facade, and a split-level drawing room in the background that allows 1 for 350 the characters to enter and withdraw from the or center stage gracefully. The play depicts the 2 for 650 lives of the Hubbards, a corrupt Southern family. approx. weight 2 07. It takes place in 1880 and 113 scale is designed as the first installment of a trilogy of plays about the The price will bring you in, the taste will bring you back. family. Marcus Hubbard, Now sold in the Pub, Cafeteria, Bakery, Fountain, and Faculty Lounge the arrogant head of the family, is rich, vain and 176W. Santa Clara Street, San Jose, CA 286.6953 hated by his neighbors. Thursday, March 5,1981, The Entertainer, Page 3 Polanski comback falls short Epic 'Tess' lacks direction

hour television mini with the beguiling incomplete. Polanski masterfully series. presence of Kinski, sets the audience up for So what does manages to breathe life It's a pity that throughout the picture. Polanski wind up with? into Tess. whatever constraints or Foreplay -- with no obstacles that prevented As a result, despite Kinski gave a great climax. Polanski from really fine performances, performance by por- stretching his wings on photography and The 170 minutes of traying a poor man's this film, would directing, the movie falls fast film, soft filters and daughter, an aristocrat's ultimately result in the wastefully short of the symbols that beautifully mistress, a gentleman's missing of a tragic tragic love story that it weave into what could wife, a murderer and a dramatical ending that yearns to be. develop into an in- martyr, all rolled into triguing plot, only lose one. the climax in a rush of Kinski binds these trying to squeeze the elements neatly into a remainder of the story RESTAURANT LOUNGE a DISCO single character with her into the last few minutes portray the of the movie. ability to recurd Otegiof resilient flower. No Sizecial Technically, "Tess" matter what life dumps is superb. The plot is COMPUMENDARY WINE Will WE on her, she appears SERVED RIM All MEALS simple and moves slow realistically down-trod- t. enough for Polanski to den, yet innocently Featuring luncher from $1.35 for establish moods and sensual. a delicious bowl of homemade soup characters during the to a hearty steak sandwich for $4.60. first three-quarters of the She loses her virgi- Priced affordably in-between, you can movie. nity to her Rhett Butler- choose from a variety of salads, family; her religious sandwiches, hamburgers, by Steve Relova like false cousin, Alec omelettes, Associate Sports Editor guilt for her bastard son He accompanies the seafood and even spaghetti! d'Uberville (Leigh Law- "Tess,- director that died soon after plot magnificently with Stop by for lunch weekdays-- son), who regards her as served from Roman Polanski's at- birth; her love for an natural lighting and on- Food and drink a beautiful woman a.m. to 8p.m. tempt at a "Gone With idealistic Marxist; her location shots. whose heart he must cap- Disco 'till 2 a.m. Thurs.-Sat. the Wind" movie epic, hate for the Rhett Butler- The costumes and ture. Phone 298-5555 starring Nastassia Kin- type playboy that took sets, as well as the 95 So Market St (Corner of If the value of a film San Fernando. Second Floor, ski as Tess, is a love her virginity; and a dialogue, which features Bank of the West Plaza) story based on the deathwish she hopes will just enough of Old En- is judged by the Thomas Hardy novel, end all her problems. glish accent to flavor, audience's hunger for "Tess of the d'Uber- Although these but not hinder, the flow more, then Tess is truly elements would be of the movie, lent an air the epic advertisements MALCOLANVIcDOWELL impossible for almost all of authenticity to the claim it to be. But the Movie review directors to handle in a film. general reaction from film, Polanski does a The beautiful the audience that paid $5 villes," whose heroine is magnificent job -- for the images Polanski packs to see an exclusive perhaps the most famous first half of the movie. into the film, coupled showing was that it was fallen woman in Vic- To be fair to torian literature. Polanski, to portray the Polanski portrays novel as beautifully as he Broadway's Smash Hit, Tess as a confused in- did for the first portion nocent girl who is torn of the movie would take Now LIVE on Stage by her loyalty to her enough film for a 20-

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Comedy Headliners Laff Your Ass Off-. Saturday, March 7, 9 p.m. at The Cellar, Los Altos. Uncle Rainbow -- Tonight and tomorrow at 8 at Exhibitions Barney Steel's., Redwood City.

"Abstractions" --Opens Tuesday, March 10, 6108 p.m. at the San Leon Russell --Tonight at 9 at the Bodega, Campbell. Francisco Art Institute. Abstractions is a painting show which Bill Courtial --Tonight at 9 at The Cellar, Los Altos. an- includes recent work by Southern California artists' Karen KSJO Homegrown Nite (with acts to be Store, Carson, Charles Garabedian, John Miller. Ed Moses and Rich nounced) -- Tonight at 9 at The Country Stitch, and San Francisco artists Joan Brown, David Hannah Sunnyvale. and Franklin Williams. Silver Morning -- Tonight at 9 at Fargos Pizza, The Old Mill Center, Mountain View. Music Events The VKTMS -- Tonight at 9 at The Keystone, Orchestra Concert featuring Joyce Johnson-Hamilton, con- Berkeley ductor -- Friday, March 6, 8:15 p.m. at the SJSU Music The Pace plus Michael Silversher -- Tonight at 9 at Department Auditorium. Admission is free. The Keystone, Palo Alto. Musicke Faire Chamber Orchestra -- featuring Higo Hardava, The Humans plus Barry Beam -- Tonight at 9 at The conductor and John Delevoryas, piano, Sunday, March 8, Stone, San Francisco. 3:30 p.m. at the SJSU Music Department Auditorium. Ad- Tribute to Billie Holiday featuring Helena Harris -- mission is free. Tonight at 9 at Lambo's, San Francisco. Jazz Ensemble -- Concert -- Featuring Dwight Cannon, director. East Street -- Tonight at 9 at The Princeton Inn. Wednesday, March 11, 8:15 p.m. at the SJSU Music Capistrano Road, Princeton. Department Auditorium. Admission is free. The Press -- Tonight at 9 at The Smokey Mountain, Film Festival Campbell. The Third Annual SFAI Film Festival -- Thursday, March 6 and Stinger -- Tonight and tomorrow night at 9 at The Friday, March 7, 8 p.m. at the San Francisco Art Institute Wooden Nickel, Santa Clara. Auditorium. Admission $2 J.J. Cale -- Friday, March 9, 9 p.m. at The Bodega, Campbell. Mark Naftakin's R& B Revue -- Friday, March 6, 9 p.m. at The Cellar, Los Altos. Trouble Boys -- Friday, March. 6, 9 p.m. at The Country Store, Sunnyvale. Legend -- Friday, March 6 and Saturday, March 7, 9 p.m. at Fargos Pizza, The Old Mill Center, Mountain View. Elvin Bishop plus Addle --Friday, March 6,9 p.m. at The Stone, San Francisco. Messiah -- Friday, March 6 and Saturday, March 7, 9 p.m. at Lambo's, San Francisco. - Jules Broussard -- Friday, March 6, 9 p.m. at Mr. Hyde's, San Francisco. Stoneground -- Friday, March 6 and Saturday, March 7, 9 p.m. at The Smokey Mountain, Campbell. The Ensemble -- Saturday, March 7, 9 p.m. at Barney Steel's, Redwood City. Tazmanian Devils plus The Titans -- Saturday, March 7, 9 p.m. at The Keystone, Berkeley. Elvin Bishop plus Addle -- Saturday, March 7, 9 p.m. at The Keystone, Palo Alto. David LaFlamme --Saturday, March 7, 9 p.m. at Mr. Hyde's, San Francisco. Trouble Boys -- Saturday, March 7, 9 p.m. at The ' 1 Wooden Nickel, Santa Clara. photo by Steve Matidet The Sammy Cohen Trio will present its "Jazz on Fridays" series every Friday from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the Spartan Pub.

NMI Thursday, March 5,1961, The Entertainer. Page 7 Theater Commedia dell' arte amuses campus crowd by Stacey Stevens situations, and mix-ups SJSU's rendition of The performance of which seem impossible this style of theater is The Servant of Two to get out of, but end very effective. The masters," delightful with a "happily ever actors do not improvise comedy of errors, after" note. their performance as the amused members of the Goldoni's play is commedia dell'arte audience opening night based on an acting troupe would have, but Friday at the SJSU company that performs they do make adap- University Theater. for the Duke of France tations from Goldoni's The play, written by in the 1700's. script. acting company Carlo Goldoni, an 18th The These adaptions are Goldoni writes about is century playwright, hard to distinguish from many commedia one of Goldoni's original script, dell'arte troupes that Play review which shows a sign of were popular in the 17th professionalism on the and 18th centuries. parallels the Shakespear- part of the SJSU actors. ean style of comedy. These troupes travelled throughout Director for the "The Servant of Europe performing in play, SJSU Theatre Arts Two Masters- contains palaces and market- Professor Susan Har- comic characters in places. Before per- grave, has demonstrated typical comedy forming, they would the ability to make a situations. decide on a plot outline complicated play simple. Like Shakespeare's and then, through the The play is present- comedy, the characters use of improvisation, ed in a manner that is get involved in tangled would perform. easily understood by the audience. There is no photo by Norma Mit-hares need for analyzing the Truffaldino (Daniel C. Touris), left, looks on as Beatrice (Deborah Weber), "who's who" or what the right, instructs Trapolla (Brian Baldini), center, where to put her luggage, plot is all about. Goldoni's play does third person enters the Two Masters" is a light- escape from the books, if not have one central picture only to com- hearted, enjoyable only for a few hours! plot, however. In the plicate the situation, but comedy and is a great SJSU production, the introduces the next plot. three plots given in This involves a Goldoni's script become woman, Beatrice, dis- 'Caligula protest one finished product at guised as a man profess- -continued from page 3 jects to a film, then she the end of the play. ing to be her (Clarice's) seemed to mind before, doesn't have to go see it. The three plots dead brother. Beatrice is And if her main beef But if I or anyone else overlap. However, two played by Deborah is toward "Caligula," wants to go, it is our mimes, Kevin Kelly and Weber, who is she to judge it? right. Debbie Daly, bring them Truffaldino, Beatri- She admits to never It is also the right of together as they serve as ce's servant, is played by having seen it. Camera One to show the play's narrators. Daniel C. Touris, who Yvonne Myerson whatever they please. If demonstrates fantastic needs to be put in her Myerson objects to "Cali - The dun. before each acting ability. place. What she is trying gula," then she can stay act and at the end of the During the course of tc do is put a limit on the at home and leave the play, show through the the play, he acquires Constitution. If she oh- rest of us alone. technique of pantomime another master, what will happen to the Florindo, played by characters. Lance Holt. The first plot in- Truffaldino quickly volves the characters learns that it is really Wing's Silvio, (Gary Zaro), and tough being "The Ser- Chinese Clarice (Elisa Swartz). vant of Two Masters." Restaurant Together. the pair make The third plot deals up the perfect "prince ,t4t, with Truffaldino and his Mandarin & Szechuan charmi.ig/Miss priss" Cuisine relationship with other Lunch & pair. Dinner servants. Closed Mondays The plot also in- 6 blocks volves their father's Set design and north of Santa Clara Dottore and Pantalone, costumes accentuate the St. between 3rd & 4th who constantly argue actors and era, and along 294-3303 and make up again with the great per- or 998-9427 throughout the entire formances, combine into 131 E. Jackson St. Left to right: Brighella (Ron Goswick), Pantalone play. Everything moves a well done play. (Robert Solis), Dottore (Daniel Measles). along successfully until a "The Servant of Page B. The Interlainer, Thursdas, Marr h S 1981

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