'ullerton confirms mrsonnel cutbacks esulting from '13' Spartan Daily By Stephen Cohodas eliminated, although student ser- Volume 72, Number 19 Serving the San Jose State Community Since 1939 Wednesday, February 28, 1979 and Mary T. Lee vices may assign members of its SJSU President Gail Fullerton staff on a rotating basis to perform nfirmed at her weekly campus the ombudsman function. ess conference yesterday that Fullerton said Student Services iversity Ombudsman Jo Ella Dean Robert Martin had promised nnah and Director of Facility to make someone "available to anning Angelo Centanni will be assume the function of the om- ! first administrators to lose their budsman." )s as a result of Proposition 13. Fullerton said the two positions Two clerical positions will be re being dropped because they lost in addition to the two ad- d "come under fire from the ministrative posts. gislative analyst and the depart- While no one has yet been ?.nt of finance" for several years. named, eight permanent faculty e cuts become effective July 1. positions will also be cut due to By cutting these two positions, Proposition 13. The final decision e university will save ap- rests with the CSUC trustees, she oximately $48,872 annually, in- said. ding benefits, Fullerton said. Fullerton said SJSU no longer Five positions were questioned faces a 10 percent cutback in its the state legislative analyst and budget from the state. The cut has Department of Finance, ac- been whittled down to about 1 per- ding to Fullerton, to see which cent of last years budget or $7 d the "greatest liklihood" of not million. ng funded in next year's budget. "A 10 percent cut would close She declined to specify what this campus," she said. ler positions were considered, but "We just don't have any fat," d they were in the academic area. she said. "I didn't want to take them ay from the academic areas, she See related story this page. d. -I feel we are under ad- nistered there now." Neither Hannah nor Centanni re available for comment at press ne late yesterday. "These are two positions that I Bargaining agent petitions circulating nk would probably not be funded 3ch longer in the budget anyway," By Mary T. Lee an election to select a collective collective bargaining agent comes the table as quickly as possible, believes. He is furthering his illerton said. The first step toward bargaining agent for the system. about, Sivertsen said faculty may before more people get hurt." political career at university ex- The building coordinator func- establishing a collective bargaining "We just started the petitions choose to elect UPC, Congress .of In addition to petitioning for pense, she said. n will be phased out in July but agent for CSUC faculty and today," Sivertsen said yesterday, Faculty Associations, or they may collective bargaining, UPC is also "We are falling prey and victim ntanni will remain at SJSU in academic-related staff was taken by "and we are getting support from select "no agent." spearheading a campaign to fight to Brown,- Sivertsen said. "He me capacity at least until Sep- United Professors of California faculty." UPC is the largest faculty union layoffs caused by Proposition 13 and shifted his original stance on nber when he will have completed (UPC) Tuesday. If the required number of in the CSUC system, claiming 4.000 declining enrollments. Proposition 13, because he realized years with the CSUC system, Wiggsy Sivertsen, president of signatures is obtained, the petition members systemwide and ap- "The university has to re- there are votes to be had." ilerton said during her talk to the the local chapter of UPC, began will go before the state Public proximately 300 members at SJSU. educate the population about the According to Sivertsen, people ademic Senate Monday. circulating petitions among SJSU Employee Relations Board for Sivertsen said. need for the services it provides," are frightened by inflation, the The ombudsman, "a position faculty which would, if signed by 50 consideration. It is then up to the It is also the only faculty Sivertsen said. world situation and financial ated during the late 1960s to deal percent plus one of the total em- board to arrange an election. association pushing for collective According to Sivertsen, stability. "It is hard for them to h student unrest," will also be ployees in a proposed unit, call for When the vote to elect a bargaining at this time, Sivertsen everybody is doing everything they think about higher education," she said. can to avoid layoffs of people. said, "and Brown is taking ad- The primary opposition to "Gail Fullerton is really vantage of this." collective bargaining, according to committed to that," she added. Any cuts should start at the top - 2urricular priorities decided Sivertsen, is coming from professors Sivertsen plans to arrange a at the chancellors office, according in areas such as science. She said "meet and confer" session with to Sivertsen. She believes there is they feel that they are professionals Fullerton in order to ascertain some, but not a lot of fat in the and as such should not be affiliated exactly how many positions are system. n Academic Senate action with a union. going to be eliminated and what the The job of the university should programs on a higher priority than "where the welfare of the university Citing the recent California administration's plans are. now be to alert people to the fact that Gov. irad programs graduate programs. requires it." Supreme Court decision which Brown's political am- free education in California may "Why will undergraduate "You build a good masters allowed for retroactive paybacks to bitions are the cause for the cut- soon be a thing of the past, Sivertsen o get protection programs always prevail over program on the base of a strong state employees protected by backs facing the system, Sivertsen said. By Chuck Henrikson graduate programs?" Donald baccalaureate program," said SJSU contracts, Sivertsen said, "We After considerable debate and Rothblatt, Urban and Regional President Gail Fullerton, the former (university employees) are ef- vision, the curricular priorities Planning Department chairman, dean of the graduate program. fectively paying for that." Layoff alternatives tement was passed by the asked the senate. She believes the "escape Since CSUC has no collective Monday. ademic Senate In recommending that the clause" would protect graduate bargaining agent and no em- It is a statement of goals and the statement be rearranged to place programs, but undergraduate ployment contract, the recent court ssion of the university, setting graduate programs in a higher programs should be placed on a decision does not pertain to its explored in report idelines for the undergraduate priority, Faculty Dean Robert higher priority. members. The court said that by not graduate programs "There are clearly Several senators, during the d and the Sasseen said, allowing salary increases, the state By James P. Wagner Patterns Committee has been for- teria for ranking priorities, that are discussion, said the some graduate programs course of the was in violation of the employees SJSU's policy of providing med to study these recom- The senate also sent a proposed almost as high a priority as un- Curricular priority statement should contract. stable employment to faculty is mendations and to report to the ulty layoff policy amendment dergraduate programs." be amended to place graduate being severely undermined by Enrollment Patterns Committee its ck to committee for further study. Bill Tidwell, biology professor, programs more on a par with the Sivertsen believes it would be budget cuts, declining enrollments findings. The curricular priorities countered that the "escape clause" undergraduate programs. foolish on the part of faculty and a highly tenured faculty, forcing According to Dr. Burton Brazil, oposal, which was unanimously in the statement was a sufficient members to vote for no agent. alter- Rothblatt said the small, a hard look into all possible professor of political science and proved by the curriculum com- safeguard for graduate programs. "That would result in making graduate-only programs would be natives to layoff. chairman of the subcommittee, teee Jan. 29, was met by amen- The "escape clause," as finally the chancellor's office their agent," recommendation especially threatened by the priority In a policy many departments and schools, lent attempts when it came before amended, gives the SJSU president, she said. "That is no collective to the Academic Senate in policy, since in the event of cutbacks submitted particularly Social Science, are senate Monday. after consulting with the university bargaining. 1978 titled "Policy and Procedures they would be forced to lay off already preparing instructors for The main point of contention and appropriate schools' curriculum "Some people will refuse to sign for Separation of Academic Em- faculty, while graduate programs teaching positions outside their ring the debate concerned the committees, the authority to raise or the petition because they don't like ployees from Service due to Lack of that were backed up by un- current assignments. cement of undergraduate lower the priority of any program collective bargaining," Sivertsen Funds or Work," 15 alternatives to "We need the ability to move dergraduate programs could move said. "Others won't sign because faculty layoff are presented. faculty sideways within depart- faculty down to the undergraduate they don't believe in unions. I would A special Alternatives to Layoff ments," Brazil said. "That's the programs. like to see collective bargaining on Subcommittee to the Enrollment starting point; we'll be able to move ;JSU ombudsman Many amendments were offered on from there." and rejected until, after more than Shifting teaching assignments is 90 minutes of debate, several word only one of the 15 alternatives set 'eatured at S.U. forum changes were accepted that had the Loss of 13 faculty and forth in the policy statement to the effect of providing greater Academic Senate. By Leanne Augusto they come in, even if it is just 20 protection for graduate programs in Other recommendations are: "All situations are difficult to minutes before they come in. the event of cutbacks. staff positions possible with," Jo Ella Hannah, campus Next week's forum speaker is Curtailing some summer budsman, said in Monday's David Newman, director of coun- The "escape clause" was moved The unlucky number - 13 - for related budget cuts. session classes that are offered udent'r Union Forum. "The most seling services, who will speak on ahead of the section describing the SJSU refers to the infamous These figures do not include the during the regular school year. fficult for me is grade problems." "student trauma." criteria for ranking and was then proposition and the number of estimated 46 positions expected to be Encouraging faculty to take Hannah is the "red tape cutter" The forum is held in the upper extensively revised. faculty, administrative and staff lost next fall because of declining advantage of early retirement r students and staff at SJSU in pad of the Student Union every Satisfied with these amend- positions that may soon be lost enrollment. whenever possible. ilicy disputes, according to Mark Monday at noon. The show is then ments, the senate passed the because of last year's taxpayer Ways to make cutbacks were Encouraging faculty to take iompson, moderator of the forum. broadcast that day over KSJS at 4:30 curricular priorities statement with revolt. discussed in a recent meeting of leaves of absence without pay ie acts is a mediator, liaison, and p.m. only one senator abstaining. In her report to the Academic CSUC campus presidents, according whenever possible. meone who solves problems. A future speaker will be Blanche In the final action of the day the Senate Monday, SJSU President to Fullerton. Three alternatives Establishing a faculty-layoff During the forum, Hannah gave Bersch, attorney and leader for the senate referred the Professional Gail Fullerton said the school would were considered. insurance fund. ggestions to those who have ratification of the Equal Rights Standards Committees proposed probably lose eight faculty, two The first was a systemwide Remaining aiternatives are timlaints on how to handle their Amendment. She will discuss ERA layoff policy amendment back to the administrative and three clerical proportional cut. For example, a mostly elaborations of those .oblems more effectively. She also ratification, committee for further amending. positions due to Proposition 13 campus with 10 percent of the CSUC presented above. .plained how she goes about faculty would be cut back 10 percent. However, in spite of these raightening out a complaint, such Another plan was eased on an alternatives, SJSU will undoubtedly conflicts over grades. evaluation of program offerings. A lay off tenured faculty next The only thing that students can third possibility involved a com- semester, a belief reflected by mplain about in grade disputes, promise of the first two. spokespersons for the Enrollment cording to Hannah, is that the -The presidents, after much Patterns Committee and other structor is inconsistent in debate, not unanimously, but campus sources. flowing the "green sheet." overwhelmingly opted for the iContinued on Page 5) If the instructor has many compromise plan," Fullerton said. Kip" quizzes or throws in a paper "At this time it looks as if, the last minute that wasn't on the because of the Proposition 13 related yen sheet, a complaint may be budget cut, we will lose about eight weather ade, Hannah said. faculty positions. However, we are The burden of the situation lies losing other faculty due to the student, Hannah said. enrollment decline." cs udents should save all school In addition to the faculty cuts. cords. That includes add-drop two administrative positions will be rms, fee payment forms and any eliminated. ritten agreements the student has 'It seemed to me that it was ade with the instructor. prudent to give up positions that we A plus to her department, were likely to lose any way ' annah said, is that it is not con- Fullerton said. (cted with any single department The department of finance and i campus. She answers directly to the legislative analyst have been questioning the need for several !SU President Gail Fullerton. Partly cloudy today with a different positions for some time. Her office is in the Ad- chance of showers tonight. photo by Terry Stelma Fullerton said. inistration Building, Room 156, Temperatures will range from p.m. Mark Thompson, (left) host of the Student Union Forum, listens as Jo Ella Hannah (right) explains The two positions planned for id open from 8 a.m. to 5 a high of 57 to a low of 45. She elimination are the building coor- onday through Friday. her position as SJSU ombudsman. Hannah, described as the "red tape cutter," according to Forecast by the SJSU with dinator and the ombudsman, iggested that people Thompson, took complaints from students and informed students how to deal with problems Meteorology Department. hOtS 10,1k. .01 appointment tiroii relating to school classes, and their protessors Fullerton sald Page?, February 28, 1979 forum Raising Gen. Ed. requirements; pro,con Pro Gen. Ed. Con Gen. Ed. Aids semi literates Time wasted away! By James P. Wagner By Chuck Henriksou class developed by the major "I was going to become the most limited of all The '60s revolution to make department. specialists - the well rounded man. This isn't just an epigram - life is education more relevant, like most Three writing classes will make much more successfully' looked at from a single window, after all." - F. Scott revolutions, went a little too far. if fairly difficult to escape from Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby. . The realization that the SJSU with your illiteracy intact. As a journalism major and ex-patriot from the hard sciences, I cam Whatever-turns-you-on approach to A math class is part of the new identify well with Fitzgerald's "epigram." education works no better than the basic skills requirement. Currently With the journalism degree comes a heavy dose of liberal arts, that authoritarian, force-feeding ap- is it possible to get through college menagerie of courses that comprise the core of SJSU's general educationr proach it tried to replace, is leading taking a math class. The without requirement. to a swing back to some of the more closest some students ever get to The SJSU course catalog says liberal studies are designed to "preparei traditional ideals of education. math is figuring out how to add students through heightened awareness, broad knowledge and critical classes. Chuck Henrik son is a thinking for effective lives." Spartan Daily reporter Considering the complexity of Recently, the goals of "heightened awareness'' and broadenedl income tax forms, the front panels of knowledge," the purported attributes of general education via liberal] We can only hope a happy microwave ovens and other modern studies, have come under fire.

medium will be found and that the conveniences, a little math could Sparta, Daily new general education requirement come in handy. James P Wagner ts a reporter will be a step toward achieving that Students have the option of It seems the goals of happy medium. general ed. in the past were not being met am! challenging any basic skills class by schools across the nation, SJSU While SAT scores decline yearly included, have been paying only lip servict examination and receiving full to a broad liberal education and California high schools adopt a afforded by compulsory general ed. credit for the class if they pass the To counter this, an Ad minimum eighth grade reading level Hoc Committee on General Education, propose( test under the new policy. increasing the general ed. workload for graduation, the colleges and from 40 to 48 required units, a proposa Escape clauses have been which will take effect universities are faced either with this year. provided to permit departments Further, lowering their standards and a number of new courses and course sequences will be designee I with tightly structured programs to to enhance student therefore the quality of education or interest and to help students "liberate themselves frorr petition for exemption from the 48- the narrow parochialisms of contemporary times and limited un bringing this crop of so-called unit requirement. a level derstandings." -Semiliterates" up to It remains to be seen how the with a bachelor of Lofty goals, indeed. commensurate Board of General Studies (the group arts degree. However, after enduring both the practical and liberal aspects of highei or sciences formed to supervise the ad- has been argued that education, I believe the liberal education touted in the proposed general ed Although it ministration of the G.E. is not the college and university's expansion to be a waste of time. it requirement) will respond to the place to make up for the deficiencies The product of my liberal education to date has been a filling of my heat petitions. of a high school education, if the with factual hash, a can chock full of did-you-knows that makes scintillatint It is not the intent of the new Editorial and universities don't do it, party conversation, but little else. colleges policy to make anyone spend more The issue here is the wisdom of compelling students to complete an extrt who will? time in college, but to make the time This is the end of the education half semester's work toward the vague goals of "self enhancement" whet spent of greater benefit to the line. If you don't leave here knowing Higher units of G.E., the time could be better spent learning something useful. student. bow to read and write you'll However, the current enrollment downturn has hit hardest in the Schoo probably never learn. The new G.E. requirement is of Social Science. It seems part of the decision to increase general ed - Tests of English IA students intended to ensure that anyone lower literacy level requirements is a back-door method of keeping alive teaching position: graduating from SJSU possesses the made obsolete by enrollment ed. decline. here three years ago revealed that Last week the Academic Senate finally, and com- two-thirds of the students had necessary language skills to func- According to the Fifth Year Accreditation Report, issued to SJSU it trouble with basic sentence struc- tion in society on something higher mendably, passed and got SJSU President Fullerton's ap- 1978, there is "a widely shared conviction among educators, as well as th, ture. than a point-and-grunt level. proval for a new set of general education requirements. public, that far too many studetns are deficient in basic academic skills,' , Under the current requirement, The new polity stresses The new package will require first-year students ad- another reason for increasing general ed. requirements. English IA, or its equivalent, may be development of writing abilities and mitted to SJSU fall semester, 1980, to complete 48 units of It is reasonable to hope attainment of "basic academic skills" woul occur the only writing class that many other fundamentals to produce well- general education instead of the present 40. Students also will in high school, if not earlier. If this is not the case, then it is unfair t. students take. Muddle through that rounded graduates. call upon the universities, SJSU included, to provide remedial instruction t one and you may never have to learn Our increasingly complex have to take an upper-division "writing workshop" and one compensate for eficiencies of high schools. Maybe a revamping of primar to write. society demands a more thoroughly or two upper division electives. and secondary education is called for. The new requirement calls for and broadly educated citizenry, not During the several-year debate on the Senate floor over Rationalizing its proposed expansion of the general ed, requirement, t two lower division written com- narrowly specialized educated idiots general education, there was little questioning of the need to the Academic Senate in 1977, the Ad Hoc Committee on General Educatioi munications classes. In addition, an -- graduates with impressive submitted a document which contained the following levithan sentence: upper division writing class will be degrees who can't compose a provide a more rigorous education in general education "To minimize the unsatisfactory consequences of what has becomi required. This may be a writing coherent letter home to Mom. courses. This need was recognized by SJSU in its last ac- known as the 'cafeteria curriculum' of expressed faculty and studen creditation by Western Association of Schools and Colleges dissatisfaction with the present conceptual framework and implementatiot (WASC). of that framework, of the conflict and confusion between curricula designee The Academic Senate has come up with a well- for the broader purposes of general education with those designed for the More requirements narrower purposes of academic specialization, and to help implement a nev considered general education program divided among conceptual framework to substantive content, curricular coherence and ths courses in basic skills, humanities, sciences, social sciences structure, scope and sequence of subject matter, we propose, first, the and electives. construction of new courses in each of three content areas ... " is a terrible idea The two new upper-division requirements, though they This gargantuan syllable-salad continues for another 31 words befort By James S. Whaley enrollments? If a student has to take mean a heavier G.E. load for students, do provide a more the blessed period arrives. I wonder, is Bureaucratese lA on the list of new courses to revitalizt : Raising the general education another English class, for example, rigorous education in the basics. rkquirements from 40 to 48 units is that student will take one less class general education? not a good idea. Its only effect will be in another department. In addition, the new G.E. requirements allow basic skills to create additional scheduling The general education increase, courses to be challenged by examination or enrollment in pkoblems for students. in effect, will alter the distribution of advanced placement classes, a provision that should help The new requirements, due to students among the schools and students such as those in the School of Engineering who must letters tike effect in the fall of 1980, do not departments. Since some are Mean an increase in the total already suffering from enrollment already take more than the average number of units to amount of units needed to graduate. drops, won't this serve to worsen the graduate. opposed to the traditional elite corl They do, however, mean someone problem for some departments? The purpose of general education is to give students a ROTC attack which emerge from the U.: military academies. For example, else will have a bigger say in which A general education increase is Editor: grounding in the overall knowledge needed to function and ROTC undergraduate student migl classes a student will be required to unnecessary. It is an attempt to In the past few weeks an contribute in society. In this era of specialization, such a have a socialist economics teach( take to graduate. solve a symptom of a problem, not a educational program offered here at the student per- or a left-wing political science it It seems to me that no one knows cause. Students need basic broadening education is essential to give SJSU has come under attack from a structor. It is unlikely libel.; better than the student which education in the early years, not in spective, to help him or her connect the scattered in- group of students who want to see it viewpoints would be taken by ft classes will best complement a college when it's too late. formation we collect daily. removed from campus. chosen major. Even if the student These students condemn the seasoned military professors t does not know, a departmental program simply because they don't West Point or Annapolis. Exposut could t adviser is available to offer like the occupation the course to broad-minded ideas dealin suggestions. Those people who know prepares its participants for. This significant, especially when least of all are those that have program is military science, with sensitive third world policy. meetings and arbitrarily decide otherwise known as ROTC. Due to his civilian schooling, t students need more of this or more ROTC is needed at SJSU not ROTC officer is more civiiia of that. only because it protects ihe rights of oriented than his academy co Included in the new requirement ROTC students, but because it in- terparts. This makes him mo is a three-unit class in something sures the rights of all students. responsive to the needs of the peop called "quantitative reasoning and Some critics of military science and the issues which concern the analysis." more commonly referred claim that the program does not One such issue is compulso to as mathematics. belong on campus because it is in military service. Knowing basic math may be conflict with the basic liberal and Recently, the government h important to a well-rounded creative goals of higher education. come under pressure from certa education, but it is hardly a These critics forget the most elements within the military important goal of a university is to reinstate the draft. The reason mo cited is the enlistment rate James S. WhaleY is a serve the student population. The often Spartan Daily reporter purpose of higher education is not to the all volunteer services is too I. dictate morality; it is to educate to provide for an adequate nation

necessity for an English or history students and prepare them for a defense as well as the maintenan Asi major. It should be up to the in- career in the area of their choice be of our forces in Europe and dividual to decide whether or not a it engineering, art history or Since ROTC provides an math class would be helpful, not the national defense. tractive way for men and women university or the Academic Senate. Another argument often used enter the military, every time It may also be true that many against the ROTC program is that ROTC program is removed from. students who enter a four-year in- ROTC takes scarce services and college campus the number stitution are woefully lacking the facilities away from other student available qualified recruits goe basic skills necessary to compete for programs. This implies students are down. Such a reduction of enlistet1 and complete a college education. not interested in military science contributes to the low recruitmei If the student made it as far as and, ass result, other programs are rate which may in turn bring on a college without being able to read or more deserving of the support. draft. write, I'm afraid adding general The simple fact students par- In addition, many believe thi education requirements will not ticipate in the program indicates this new draft would not include solve the problem. people want this type of career and student deferment and thus wou, education. The demand for military allow college men to be drafted. I But by the time most people get education among students is reason short, by denying a 'Miami to college, they have a fairly clear enough to justify the expense of education to those students v.+, idea of what they want to do. All maintaining the program. want it we may in fact be forcid majors have a set of required ROTC is at least as vital as other military service upon those wli more rigorous than classes, some specialty programs which get don't. others. assistance from the university. Not Students who want to Additional general education only are students interested in military should have the option to will mean students will be able to ROTC, many rely upon its so. It protects the rights of those wl take fewer electives in their chosen scholarships and financial aid to get choose another route. ROT(' beli in) majors and thus, not get the full an education that they might on campus and we should take th benefits the department may be able otherwise be una ale to afford. opportunity to defend our freedom . to offer. Priatvab44 RoNALLA14 REAGAJNi PLANNoX7 s-us Re1bRts1 Another benefit of the military choice on the campus instead of c Another question is: What FROM eicit.E 14 CALIFCaNikk science program is that the the battlefield. impact will this have on the university atmosphere produces a Peter S. 11101111 distribution of department more liberal well-rounded officer as Accounting sen it February 28, 1979, Page 3

%M.N. MOM. 'Can't be given away' Old books doomed By Maureen Johnson way we can find space for under current state are being destroyed? More than 7,500 books new books that we're regulations, Munday said, "Frankly they reach have recently been buying," added Jerome so any interested groups across several destroyed at SJSU library Munday, SJSU librarian. are not able to take the disciplines," Whitlach to provide for more space. Library personnel are books off the library's said. They include " State regulations are currently "weeding" hands. second copies of low use keeping the doomed through SJSU's entire book "We used to have gift materials and outdated volumes from being sold or collection, removing exchange programs," materials. Most of it given to any groups which "second copies of low use Munday said. "The library frankly is not worth may be interested in taking materials," to be would compile long lists messing with. It's old, very them, according to destroyed, according to offering other libraries the seldom used material, Librarian Jo Bell Whitlach. Whitlach. "All are books free." certainly not first The "January weeding duplicate copies that But the process is very priority." project" will see an haven't been used in the time consuming "and the In addition, with the estimated 15,000 volumes last four years." number of books you new library not getting disposed of, Whitlach said. The library has its dispose of is very, very low necessary funding yet, the With a total holdings "backs to the wall" trying and at this point it's a library has at least another at 700,000, it's about 2 to locate shelving space for matter of economics," he year to deal with the space percent of our holdings that incoming books, Munday said. restrictions they now have, we might end up discar- added. State regulations according to Whitlach. ding. "The stack space area prohibit selling the books, "A number challenged "We are running out of is very limited and we are according to Munday. "The the discarding of the space and this is the only receiving about 30,000 ruling has been in effect for material," she said. volumes per year," many years that you In a January in-house photos by Shannon Less Library Collection Coor- cannot sell or otherwise memo, the executive dinator Celia Bakke said. dispose of state property." committee agreed to ap- Because of state regulations, more than 7,500 Library personnel are "Normally with state prove the project and the books have been destroyed at the SJSU library as trying not to put new property you get bids on elimination of the volumes the three photos show. In the upper left dozens of material in storage so it the sale," Mayer Chap- began shortly after. books are taken from the library to be destroyed. will be more readily man, general counsel of the According to Robert available to users, Bakke Office of the Chancellor of Lauritzen, collection In the photo to the immediate left, SJSU graduate said. "We're trying to CSUC explained. "It's coordinator at the library, students Jack Meiss and Blake Morse have the better serve the users in against the law to give a no organizations have been ungrateful task of chucking textbooks set aside the library by this discard gift of state property," he offered the volumes which for the final extermination. project." added. If the property is he describes as "multiple Why can't the books be surplus, then there are copies of outdated books." sold or given away rather special procedures for the than destroyed? The an- disposition of the property. swer is red tape, according The procedure now to Munday. Because of being used is that the books state regulations, the books are first pulled from the cannot be sold. stacks, and if none of the The books could be multiple copies have any 193 E. SANTA CLARA CORNER OF 5111 ST given away to educational use marks, all copies ex- institutions, however, but cept one are put into stacks Munday considers that where librarians sort 1)ear San dlose Slate Students and Faculty: chance "slim" because the through them, and decide it books are considered to be which ones will be Wv 1.0V11(11i011 OW" so outdated. discarded. The books are tOO SUPElt PRIVA'rE SALE!! -1110.11 Yet the books can only then put into boxes and be given away to loaded onto trucks to be Vvit\th inf.; ill the StOl'e IN' tH1 Salt' from educational institutions dumped. 'alaries up, programs cut, What kinds of books ays lobbyist's crystal ball Runyon's 20% to 80% OFF. AMUR hc ',pc( tIll Iliillt.s By Ethan Winston The $14 million was cut ments, Jensen believes, trial reset t(lt tillS (hIV (11111' Will hcit intl SACRAMENTO -- last from the CSUC budget these part-time instructor By Phetsy Calloway 9 a.m. ises are coming for year. layoffs will mean a Former San Jose City to 9 p.m. On Tim rsda March 1, 1979 )ge instructors, but "We thought it was lowering of the level of Councilman David W. LAST NIGHT .111,,t a ley\ eamplc,, re will be fewer faculty going to be a one-time shot education available to the Runyon was granted a \ a Itic mbers to benefit from and now it's permanent." student. delay of his trial Tuesday "SAMURAI m, according to James Next is the additional He cited Sonoma for an incident Aug. 20. NIGHT FEVER" = Big Bells and Bells 12.40 Brushed Denim 9.99 nsen, director of $7 million cut Gov, Brown State's music department Municipal Court Judge ernmental affairs for wants to make this year. as an example. Wayne M. Kanemoto CSUC system. Last is the $7 or $8 "Sonoma has a great continued the trial until 11:7.1 Shrink I o F it 12.40 Guys Gals Disim Je,ms 9.99 The CSUC system is million the CSUC system music department because March 14 but warned that it ler three guns," he will lose this year because people from the San will go ahead on that date and 1< infitiiijtlili Shirts of a three percent decline Francisco Symphony come unless discussions of a 5.99 Lady Wrangler Jeans 9.99 in enrollment. up to teach a three-unit possible settlement suc- earing Jensen functions as the class one night a week," he ceed. YOU must brin g4 ) he attached ticket for legislative advocate said. Runyon's attorney, ( lobbyist) for the CSUC Since part-timers Anthony T. Gialcalone, Special savings. or you and .vour guests. Dstponed system and lobbies for the receive no tenure, these asked for the continuation system in the state will be the instructors so he can consider the Arraignment of five SEE Vol.' 'I'll EN - THE LEVITATION TEAll legislature and the terminated first. possible effects of the latest v Autionary Communist 2 Sarnurm ('loss,cs governor's office. Regional consolidation charges filed against uth Brigade members Leo of academic departments Runyon's arrest two weeks UNDER eged to have been in Assembly Speaker FREE Na : FREE is another problem for the ago in connection with the session of dangerous McCarthy was "very THE BANNER toward CSUC system. Jensen breaking of windows in a DRAWING Address DRAWING a pons during an on- sympathetic" OF SAMURAI explained schools in the house near his Willow Glen pus demonstration has legislation granting pay FOR FOR to California's same area will probably office. also Phone : _ en postponed until raises when find departments Deputy District At- SAMURAI SPECIAL SPECIAL rch 16, according to college instructors eliminated if a close by torney Tom Farris ob- ASSASSIN PRIZES THIS TICKET ALSO USED FOR DRAWING oap spokeswoman Jensen met with him PRIZES campus has a similar, but jected to the postponement. on Yuki. several weeks ago. larger program. Runyon is being tried One of the five is free McCarthy did indicate, Students would be for two counts of battery on $1,250 bail. The other however, any bill granting allowed to finish all their a police officer, one for r were released on their retroactive pay increase§ non-major classes at the being drunk in public and n recognizance. would probably die in the home campus but then one for resisting arrest. The five were arrested Assembly. would have to commute to Runyon has been University Police Feb. 1 Jensen said legislators another school for major arrested three times in the the Student Union. in Sacramento continue to courses. last one and one-half years. ey were carrying long ask him how the system Tenured instructors of The first time was in den batons. will handle budget cuts and eliminated departments connection with an incident Yuki said the RCYB layoffs. will be retrained to teach on San Pedro Street in- ieves that the university Regional consolidation other subjects, Jensen volving two SJSU students. sing delaying tactics. of academic departments said. Runyon was found guilty "We think they'll try to and eliminating 700 to 1000 Neither Jensen nor when tried for that oc- ( to bring charges full-time teaching positions CSUC Chancellor Glenn currence. The sentence has amst the RCYB ) until te" this year is how he answers Dumke are making public been suspended because of You'll make the summer when there legislators' questions. announcements yet, but pending appeaLs. it people around," she Unfilled faculty recommendations on what His second arrest was right connections d. vacancies will probably go departments will be Aug. 20. He resigned from Yuki compared the first, and then part-timers eliminated are expected to his city council seat two at CM LErIKURT YB's presence in an will be terminated next. be made at the Board of days later. 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DEFENSE AND SPACE SYSTEMS GROUP February 28, 1979, Page 3 Grope finds the fun, brings it back to S.U. By Lorri A. Cuffaro Gehrke, advisor to Bradley said. the amphitheatre is a Four years ago, the Associated Students A real issue for Grope, problem. Student Union started its Program Board ASPB is the use of the Student "We could have had: own programming board Kristin McGuire, student Union Amphitheatrc,. Randy Meisner I lead for events in and around union public relations and "It cost $50,000 to guitar with the Eagles, the Union. Today this student; Steve create the amphitheatre but couldn't schedule hmi committe is called Moore,student union and we can't even use it for becuase of the sound "Grope." gallery director; and Jim any amplified musical problem of the theater," hi; Grope achieved its said. name through an error in a Gehrke believes thai memo sent out to faculty A real issue for Grope is there is still prejudicit and staff stating that, "The towards rock music and Student Union Program use of the S.U. Amphitheater that this may be a part oi Grope was in action." the problem. "Our name has stayed Feeder, audio visual events," said Gehrke. Grope has scheduled that way since," said Judy supervisor, make up the "The reason for this is entertainment and specnd Bradley, committee current Grope committee. because a few professors in features such as, the; member of Grope. "In between our the Business Tower Student Union Forum* Gro pe is currently regular jobs, we do this complained that the music artist print and poster: made up of five in- one," Gehrke said. was disrupting their sales, dance groups, Milne, dividuals, who work on "We started four years classes," McGuire added. acts, Fantasy Faire an campus in jobs other than ago with $5,000 and this Bradley spoke with the annual College Bowl. Grope. money was to cover several students in photo by Terry SteIrmi Judy Bradley, head of payment for the artists, business classrooms "The College Bowl n Barrett, (left) director of the Student Union, discusses future events with Grope members, (left to the Information Center and publicity, hospitality, regarding the music consists of groups o ht) Ted Gehrke, Kristin McQuire and Judy Bradley. the Music Room; Ted sound and lights." problem. students from variou4 This year Grope was "They said it sounds states competing against handed an additional like a soft radio," Bradley each other by answering Death won't end $2,000, by the Associated said, "and everyone questions," Gehrke said libel suit Students bringing its 1978- studies with the radio on." This year's national finaH By Bob Dawson true." may hear. 79 total to $7,000. Gehrke noted that will be held at Stanforc 3enate action A libel suit filed by Phil Wasserman wrote a COM also alleges Gehrke noted that scheduling performers for University. Jacklin, SJSU philosophy series of columns between Wasserman stated a Grope tries to get as much instructor, and the Com- Nov. 21, 1977 and July 31, misleading and incomplete free entertainment to mittee for Open Media 1978 condemning the ac- history of the KJAZ con- maximize the use of the ;ets priorities against the San Francisco tivities of COM in its at- troversy. Student Union building. and John action Chronicle tempts to bring FCC The Chronicle "We really try to use as an en- L'ontinued from Page 1) accreditation team Wasserman, against KJAZ radio publisher's office said they much local talent as we can columnist for COM main- to achieve fine en- According to the recommended revamping tertainment station. The "have not given it (the Chronicle, will be that it was tertainment in the Union," ademic Senate policy the policies and procedures the tains in its suit suit) any thought." :ommendation, the for granting tenure, ac- continued, Jacklin said "ridiculed and defamed by McGuire said. ision to lay off in- cording to the Fifth Year Monday, in spite of the false assertion that The suit has not been "Grope can offer ex- ructors or to discontinue Accreditation Report Wasserman's death. they seek to censor and assigned to the court posure to local groups 1978. control what the public calendar. rather than lots of money," ograms should not be issued in Wasserman was killed (rle merely because of in an automobile crash on /cheat or temporary These recom- Interstate 280 in Daly City iations in enrollment," Curb partially repeals litter tax; mendations were realized Sunday evening. dicating SJSU is planning in June 1978 with the r a long period of signs first bill as acting governor tight drafting of stricter tenure "We're as shocked as oney and declining standards for faculty anyone," Jacklin said, who SACRAMENTO (API - ers and retailers from $20 Monday on a 32-1 Senate ollment. contained in a policy founded COM, "but we do - Lt. Gov. Mike Curb million to $14 million by vote. The Assembly gave statement titled "Ap- exempting retailers. As early as 1974, SJSU intend to continue the partially repealed a con- its final OK last Thursday pointment, Retention and It also delays collection s warned of the need to suit." troversial new state litter on a 68-9 vote. Standards and of first installment of the mare for the enrollment Promotion tax yesterday in his first Curb became acting Procedures for Regular tax, due Wednesday, until governor iblems currently facing The suit was filed Nov. bill signing as acting Saturday when Employees." Sept. 30. Brown campus, particularly Academic 8, 1978 in Superior Court in governor. flew to Washington Curb said he supports danger of maintaining San Francisco County. It is The 34 -year -old for the National Governors' the litter cleanup and highly tenured faculty in Both the Fifth Year requesting $1.5 million in Republican, who is acting Conference and a series of recycling programs that face of declining Accreditation Report and general and punitive governor while Gov. Ed- political and press are to be financed by the mIlments and budget the Promotion Standards damages plus an un- mund Brown Jr. attends meetings. Brown is due new tax. But he said those rs. document express the specified amount in special the National Governors' back in California Thur- danger of an overly damages and legal costs. Conference, said his only programs should compete sday night. During SJSU's last tenured faculty at SJSU in regret was that he couldn't with other state programs Curb said he and the Teditation visit by the aggravating the problems "We feel we were repeal the tax completely. for existing tax dollars Democratic governor iastead of being financed discussed the litter tax estern Association of of budget cuts and wronged and we want to be The bill, SB 373 by Sen. BRING THIS AD FOR loots and Colleges, the declining enrollments vindicated," Jacklin said. John Nejedly, R-Walnut from a new tax. rollback and that "We want to establish that Creek, trims the new tax on "I would like to see this "everything I'm doing this *5.00 OFF the things he said weren't manufacturers, wholesal- tax repealed entirely," week is cleared with the ON YOUR TUNE-UP Curb said. But he refused governor." OR PICK UP YOUR CARD (valid 0110/791 AT to say what he would cut to The litter tax ranges finance litter programs, from $25 to $2,000 annually saying "I don't thine it for manufacturers and spartaguide would be appropriate or wholesalers, depending on me to go into that." the number of employees. The litter measure woo Those with two or fewer ON TENTH AT SAN CARLOS - SAN JOSE mat legislativ9 approval employees are exempted. Human Resource the S.U. Guadalupe Room. ministration Club All interested students Christian Science A film on ceramics, 'ATM STUDENTS PROGRAM BOARD SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY RAC) presents guest invited to attend. Topics of Organization meets today "Art of Japanese," will be ,aker Geoff Arwscow of tll.cussion will be anti- at 3:30 p.m. in the S.U. shown today at 12:30p.m. in ivlett-Packard today at ROTC activities, the new Costanoan Room. Open to the Art Buildling, Gallery 9 p.m. in Business draft and future activities all interested students and 131. Call Ruth Watanabe at wer, room 051. Call involving nuclear weapons, faculty. Call Dr. Robert 277-2716 for more in- vid Smith at 277-8295 for nuclear power and human Coleman at 277-2558 for formation. re information. rights. Call James Babb, more information. 297-2299 for more in- Shotokan Karate Club Japanese flower formation. will have its workout angement and tea Baptist Student Union session tomorrow from 4 to emony demonstrations El Concilio will meet will hold its executive 5:30 p.m. in men's gym, day at 11 a.m. in Art today at 5:30 p.m. in the council meeting today at PER 201. Call Dr. neller at 'Ming, Gallery 131. Call S.U. Guadalupe Room. All 2:30 p.m. in the S.U. 277-3004 for more in- SPECIAL FEATURE at 277-2716 representatives are invited Pacheco Room to plan the uth Watanabe formation. r more information. to attend. Call Reyes at 295- talent show in May. In Honc of Black History Month: 6092 for more information. The Chicano Business African Film Society Presenting Director & Screenwriter dents Association will Nurses' Christian Faculty Book Talks presents "A Teach-in on Haile Gerima d its regular meeting Fellowship will meet today will feature Dr. T. Hi,. :kley Southern Africa" today The Ethiopian filmmaker will speak and show in the at 5 p.m. in Health from noon to 3 p.m. in the ay at 3:30 p.m. today at 12:30 p.m. in the his prize-winning film, r. Pacheco Room. Building, Room 405, for a Faculty Dining Building, S.U. Umunhum Room. Bible study on "salt and room A. He will discuss his Event is sponsored by Afro- The Marketing Club light." All health related book, "Affairs of States American Studies sents guest speaker Don students are welcome. Call Public Life in late Department. A film, "Last 113)USEit der from PG and E Sharon Guthrie at 227-0373 Nineteenth Century Grave of Dimbaza," will be ay at 7:30 p.m. in the for more information. America." shown during the teach-in. U. Almaden Room. Call rgitta Tenkortenaan at 5-1570 for more in - r mation. ". . . fascinating faces . . . vivid sound and Inter-varsity Christian excellent llowship holds its photography." eeting tonight from 7 to Lawrence Van Gelder, 3E1 in Education Building, N.Y. Times om 100. Call Jim indler at 294-5638 for re information. Feb. 28th Public Relations udent Society of America Morris Dailey Auditorium ill meet today from 11:30 $1.50 Showtimes: 7 & 10 pm 12:30 in front of Jour- For more Info cell 277-2807 ism Building, room 117. ill eat outside weather mitting. For more in- r 'nation, call Joan Mann 446-1891. MEChA is sponsoring a d drive today and irsday in front of the COMING MARCH 1st & 2nd dent Union from 10 a.m. 2 p.m. Bring canned ds to the MEChA table. "Close Encounters of I Carmen Estrada at 6 -3889 for more in- mation . THE PRUNEYARD the Third Kind" SJSU Students for (408) ice will hold its meeting 371-3110 7& 10p.m. new members today 10% aft with this coupon m noon to 2:30 p.m in -/t14 Page 6. February 28, 1979 arts and entertainment otri A couple of listenings needed for Franks' new jazz album By Don McCarthy sleep. Were so f ranca is Not even Sigmund The cover of Michael Yes, Franks is an With lime and Perrier" Freud Franks' new album is a excellent tonic. Can save you from the of Henri Franks' lyrics are love you destroyed." picture Ron Carter plays /4e#15 Rousseau's painting, "A seldom biting. But he takes --4tv acoustic bass on four cuts a chunk out of the human Other songs of note arei 'Si and his own jazz style potential movement in "Sanpaku" which ad- Record formed in Greenwich "When it's Over." vocates conventional Village cafes influences the mysticism over drug use, review album noticably and "Your specialty is not and "Jardin Botanico" in positively. He also brings a eroticism which Franks gives voice, Tiger in the Rain. - _.-041/1Mor1oup- Latin beat but with African to his love of the music andl Inside, the music is I guess your beats as well which lends atmosphere of Brazil which reminiscent of the 19th boyfriend's into richness to Franks' mix- is so much a part of his, french painter: masochism century ture. inimitable grace. Innocent, colorful, sensual, Your body tem- full of wonder. Dave Liebman adds his perature is ten below... The album's strengthi The problem is to stay Television touch with the flute. Dave lies largely with the Marvin trial continues; with the album long enough Sanborn's alto sax solos This is Me-Myself is musicians playing Franks'l to appreciate those are among the highlights of just a game you play tunes. tidbits qualities. Unlike Frank's previous works, "A Tiger 10th ANNIVERSARY producer testifies "Trapper John, M.D." in the Rain" does not pop Franks sings and writes of SAI I 1 is the newest medical up in vivid joy on the first shown heading for LOS ANGELES I AP ) - told him that her then live- Testimony has series few listens. XEROX received $1 television. Pernell Roberts the goodness of pleasure, 1.ee Marvin's lawyers. in boyfriend Lee Marvin that the actor opies and the title rofe And most disap- continuing an assault on was interested in starring million for the movie will star in six- pointing of all is the lack of Michelle Triola Marvin's in the "Monte Walsh" the producers had created in the first four a single song of the calibre the record. And Rick You do exactly what credibility, called to the project. figure salaries. seasons of "MASH. of "Lady Wants to Know," Moretta brings his talent your parents say witness stand yesterday a "It was a piece of in- Roberts said Miss Dr. John. 30 years after "Eye of the Storm," or the on drums to a few cuts. BRING THIS AD, libllywood movie producer formation that stayed with Marvin was never paid the Korean War, has If that's Idenity then eminent delightful hit. "Popsicle who disputed her claim me," Roberts recalled. anything and eventually become an Above all, Michael Bird can't blow... SELF SERVICE San Toes." Oat he once promised her a As a result, he said, he she sued for a finders fee. surgeon heading a Franks sings and writes of MULTIPLES He said the case was set- Francisco Hospital. Yet, the artistry is the goodness of pleasure. Rolls Royce. and his partner optioned All those books upon !SINGLE COPY MORE) the tled for $750. Conflicts arise with his superb low-key jazz. It just His compositions are Producer Bobby the script and produced your shelf... Roberts, a former young associate, Gregory doesn't sparkle like his likewise bubbling with AMERICAN COPY Roberts said he was movie. dancer who once appeared Harrison, who is strictly a former albums. Perhaps glee. Did they teach you how 407 F. Santa Clarit gcateful for Miss Marvin's Roberts said Miss with Miss Marvin in Las rebel and anti- the novelty of Franks' to cure yourself? !between 9th and 10111) :Ale in developing the deal Marvin asked him not to "Let's drive out to the Vegas, described her as "a establishment. blend of light jazz, Latin 9 discuss with Marvin her River of Sin for the movie, "Monte chorus girl" with a minor - rhythms and trendy role in arranging Pursuing .1 Ito is 5ilteet' Walsh." the dancing role. A new western series is American lyrics has worn project. And dive in 1001,094 tcit o itth t hallenoe, ; But he said the most he "Michelle was not a in production for CBS off. Skin to skin." spent,r harrier', to is.h athis is ereeni, ever offered her as a thank- Her attorney claims good dancer," he testified. entitled "Hunter's Moon." I ina. Sticking with the tour pre.eet iol, inch( ales, you gift was a suede outfit that Marvin knew all about Among witnesses The cast of the drama Franks is an %% "011 more 111,0 album brings its own I Ind .1n.sser 11, them. ritres1i.m, .1nr1 more .0 which she refused. it and that Miss Marvin's called by the defense to about war between cattle reward. Slowly a few songs unabashed hedonist. And Roberts recalled behavior proves she was counter her claims was a and sheep ranchers in- stand out. that makes him a healthy CONFERENCIA FEMENIL 14eting Miss Marvin at the helpful to the actor in his freelance writer Ivor cludes Cliff DeYoung, Leif The two best are musician to listen to. beach at Malibu in 1967 and career while they lived Davis, who wrote an article Erickson and Dan "Living on the Inside" and "Women and Careers" she together. soturilas %Lin In 11 110-0 a conversation in which about Miss Marvin in 1972. O'Herlihy. the title cut. "Living on the Inside" is \ terminal I 'nom. Room SR II The article quoted her The title song is most showcases his gentle I 1/.., as saying, "We were Shaun Cassidy makes reflective of Franks' style. lyrics, full of life's joy but rt tit in Iicut, together because we really his dramatic debut in "A He tells the story of laced with a delicate satire. Inde Snlyker. Marls, Men arlri wanted to be. We used to Very Special Love," a two- Rousseau's tiger. His in- `slate Direr ii Iti .0.109.10d V% Men, o laugh and feel a great hour movie for ABC. terest in the beast is "The weather's wet drni IRI I warmth about the fact that Cassidy and Linda Purl charming. The storyline is The tea is from Tibet 11110 ore .10,114.0.'111.m. either of us could walk out play a minimally retarded simple, but amusing. The I play the scales Intormotion ..011911. 71.2 666 sot 1761 at any time. young couple who marry and you protect the melody is also simple, but SPONS()R1 1) UNIVERSITY OF whales... BY Davis confirmed Miss despite parental objections it's the kind that rolls CA1.11()RNIA-DAVIS Marvin made the and prejudice on all levels blissfully through your Make love tome Stott l'ersoneel Pe linit P.1 his Ono Campus statements but said he did as they try to lead a mind as you nod off to Listen to Satie" 10 , 5, ii.. iv,pliier not have tapes or notes to "normal" life. i5l55,Iliipoi 01 "Earthquake" a musical review about life in Los verify it. Angeles will be presented by the Inner City Reporotry He said he threw out Chad Everett will star Theatre at noon today in the Student Union Amphitheatre. the documentation because in a two-hour CBS movie Admission is free. he never expected the trial "Hagen."The film is a pilot to be held. for a series in which "Bush Mama- will show at the Wednesday Cinema "I believed the case Everett plays a backwoods tonight in Morris Dailey Auditorium at 7 and 10 p.m. would be settled by two hunter who follows a killer Black Filmmaker and director of "Bush Mama" Haile sensible people," he to San Francisco and stays Gerimo will give a short talk. testified. to solve other major crimes Close Encounters of the Third Kind, March 1 and 2 at 7 Another freelance by his tracking prowess. and 10 p.m. in Morris Dailey Auditorium. writer, Trudy Allen, said Faculty Artist Series will feature piantst Aiko Onishi she would search her files Gary Burghoff won't on Sunday at 3:30 p.m. in the SJSU Concert Hall. Donation for documentation of an be back as Radar next $1.50. article she wrote movie season in "MASH." magazine. Burghoff, now on hiatus, is Local Marvin's lawyers also in Hawaii overseeing his "Under Glass" an evening of five one act plays called a credit manager chain of frozen yogurt presented by the Dell'Arte company of the Sunnyvale from Sears Roebuck to stands. Performing Arts Center Friday at 8 p.m. Admission $3 for show that the actor had a students. For more information call 733-6611. separate charge account James Keane of "The from his girlfriend Paper Chase" cast was Russian Folk Dance Festival at the Center for Per- although her account was given a special citation by forming Arts at 8 p.m. today and tomorrow. Tickets at the in the name of "Michelle the city of Buffalo for an Jose Box Office. Phone 246-1160. Marvin." promoting his home town. Mummenschanz a Swiss Mask Mime Troupe, will make their San Jose debut on Sunday at the Center for Performing Arts. 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One aheim Convention night they can beat Notre nter tomorrow. Dame and the next night Un iversity of Pacific, PCAA tournament pairings they'd have trouble with a .ch finished on top with high school team. 11-3 mark, will probably THURSDAY FR I DA y 5AT UIZDA y Wally Rank is starting the favorite. UOP is the uCs jE5 (.41-- 10 , /2.-/4 ) to peak and he might be a rtest team in the able to carry this club by nference and the Tigers himself. Rank is a player owed it Sunday on T.V. FRESNO STATE ( 9 /6--//) who can beat a team en they beat SJSU. singlehandedly - if he's The winner of the hot. e-day tournament goes 53-su (4'-/o,5'--17) The Tank has been on to the NCAA Western target the last four games gionals at UCLA. Last u-Gekk 51-ATE (9 -S, and he says he's in shape ar, Cal State-Fullerton and ready to go. So who's to nt all the way to the doubt him? St Regional finals before FULLERTON Si (7 -7,/f0-Jo) The Spartan guards, ng to Arkansas, 61-58. Grover Brown and Mike The pairings are as 11P Mendez will have to ows, along with a look at LONG ESEAcH si-A-"ra(7-7 /5=4> penetrate and dish it off to ch matchup: the open man, since Utah UC-SANTA BARBARA 9 pr" State tends to trap. FRESNO STATE (3 PAC! Flc- (/1-3 /-//) If San Jose stays out of .): The kickoff game of foul trouble (something it's U .C-. ZRVINE C3-1/ > had difficulty doing), it Gals With Cars could beat Utah State. If High pay Honest hIgh not, forget it. Prediction: main man for UCSB. The tribute offensively and Fresno. Prediction: Fresno pay Work evenings SJSU by 3. senior guard from Chico defensively. by six. Unique Immediate CAL STATE-LONG has averaged close to 16 Santa Barbara's main SAN JOSE STATE- before Saturday BEACH-CAL STATE-FU- points per game and is the problems are defense and UTAH STATE (5 p.m.): LLERTON (7 p.m.): The Call 926-0447 Please' Gaucho's leader on the free-throw shooting. The The two teams split their PCAA would rather have Gauchos are not good at the season series, with each this one on Saturday but line and in a one-shot deal winning on its home court. it'll still be a helluva game. like this, that could hurt. The Aggies play like a Long Beach is coming Their defense gives up a lot different team away from back, winning four straight but Maderos has bailed the Spectrum in Logan and and that's trouble for the them out time and again. they've had trouble with rest of the conference. Fresno has the defense undisciplined teams like Long Beach has and the free-throw shooting SJSU. momentum, thanks to the but if Art Williams isn't What Utah State has return of Michael Wiley scoring, the Bulldogs can going for it is a solid and Francois Wise. The be stopped. FSU leads the starting five who can put it two are vital to the 49ers' photo by Lib Razaui PCAA in defense, allowing in the hole. Keith Mc- success and they're coming .; only 57.6 points per outing. Donald (17.4), Brian back to form at the right Wally Rank goes up for a jumper during Sunday's game against thel.?, The 'Dogs are second Jackson (16.31 and Dean time. University of Pacific at Independence High. The Spartans lost 96-84 ' Valley Fair Center in the PCAA from the line, Hunger (15.0) are in the Long Beach has the dropping its record to 7-19 overall. San Jose Ca. 249-8700 making 71 percent of their PCAA Top-10 in scoring explosive Rickey Williams 8 30 5 30 free throws. Williams, and can hit from anywhere. in its backcourt and San Antonio Rd. Mon -Sat New York. They have no home. - bench for that matter, can:.:: 365 however, is not a good Utah State is second in Williams is the leading Mtn View, Ca. 941-3600 momentum going into the Irvine has an out- play and UOP doesn't lose.'" shooter from the line, and offense, scoring 78 points scorer in the PCAA with an since he finds his way to the per game. But the Aggies game, except for the fact standing shooter in Steve much when the subs are in VF Store also Open Weeknights (ii 9 8, Sun. 12 to 5 18.5 average. He's light- that they'll have the largest McGuire. McGuire there. stripe more than any of his are suspect on defense, ning-quick and when he teammates, the battle at giving up 75 points a game. contingent of fans at the averages 15-plus per game Carney has an ex- wants to be, he's the best tourney. for the Anteaters and can cellent shot and he's a true player in the conference, Calvin Roberts, Mike bury it from anywhere. floor general. Forwards bar none. Niles and Kevin Heenan Phil Bolden and Vic Matt Waldron and Ron: But that's the question, will have the dubious task Conyers are capable Cornelius are intelligent.. does he want to be the best? of stopping Wise and Wiley players and can play for and make the plays. Guard As far as Fullerton is and it's doubtful they will. any team Billy Bryant is a spark- concerned, the tourney can Prediction: Long Beach by But after that, it's bye, plug-type and he has the be looked at as a dream 9. bye, baby. speed to dribble past the come true - because it's UC-IRVINE-PACIFIC Pacific was the best press. either a chance to start (9 p.m.): It's doubtful that defensive team in the Prediction: Pacific by fresh or the season will Irvine can win this one but PCAA. The Tigers arc 14. finally end. the Anteaters are going to disciplined, hard-working, The Titans dropped show up, according to the tough and most of all. As to who will win the seven straight before they latest reports and smart. Talent-wise, only tourney, I'd have to go with beat Santa Barbara stranger things have Terrance Carney, their Long Beach. They're'' Saturday. The team lost happened. The way Pacific outstanding guard comes getting their game in gear the services of guard Mike played Sunday, maybe the to mind. But the rest of the and appear to be peaking at Linden, who went AWOL to Anteaters should stay starters, and the entire just the right time. Bowlers finish season with wins FRESNO-SJSU's bowling teams competed in their final league matches of the season here last weekend. The women's team won all three of its contests, two' Winter Weekend over UC Davis and one over ('al Poly-San Luis Obispo, while the men's team won over Santa Clara and Stanford SKI RENTALS before bowing to UC Davis. ...or Make Your Move in Aerospace! 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wear OttIrtRILY trig 1.44.6. OW; fsa I 1111. COUNTY *IDE FOR DEUVERY Golfers prevail in Hawaii By Danny Edwards Steve Schroeder of Stanford and Oregon State's Jot SJSU's men's golf team ousted Brieam Young Heselwood tied for individual honors at 219. Schroed University-ranked among the top three in the nation last birdied the first hole on a sudden death playoff betwe( year - and nine other teams to win the three-day 54-hole the two to take the individual championship. John Burns Invitational at Wailea golf course on the The Spartans are scheduled to play in the UC Day Hawaiian island of Maui last week. Invitational at the Rancho Murietta Golf Course "I'm very happy with the way our people played," Sloughouse, March 8-9 said coach Jerry Vroom. "I thought we had a good chance to win. It was definitely our strongest test to date." The Spartans - led by Don Levin, who fired a 75-75-72 Gymnasts finish 1 5-( for a total of 222 - edged BYU by five strokes. Nihon SJSU's women's Kim Sanders of Fresr University of Japan, winner of the tournament last year, gymnastics team narrowly State took All-Around fir, was well back, finishing ninth. escaped with its perfect place honors with a 34.2 terl Final team scores were: SJSU 1120, BYU 1125, record intact this past beating SJSU star Kr: Oregon State 1128, New Mexico 1129, Stanford 1133, Friday night as it edged Buchanon who had a 33.3 Hawaii 1137, Seattle University 1141, Fresno State 1143, Sacramento State and SJSU freshman Ter! Nihon University 1152, Weber State Utah 1153 and Utah Fresno State in a Sanford finished third wi State 1210. triangular meet. a 32.85. '5 Vroom said none of the teams were able to play The Spartans nosed out practice rounds before the tournament because of heavy Sacramento State 128.30 to Sanford won the vat rains. Though it was sunny during the tournament, Vroom 125.45 and Fresno State with an 8.85. Sande: said the wet grounds along with the "wind factor" made 128.30 to 115.25. captured firsts in the 0thi See '4- the course more difficult. SJSU is now 15-0, three events, including For SJSU, along with Levin, Mark Wiebe shot 79-69-76 completing a perfect dual 8.8 in the floor exercise. for 224; Steve Gazzegno had 76-73-75 for 224; Alan Swank meet year. Lynn Cross' Lorie Olson ar was at 75-73-76 for 224; Mike Barnblatt had 74-74-80 for team is now preparing for Paulette Bugbee each( 228; and Greg Galassc shot 79-78-78 for 235. Totals of the the NorCal Championships turned in valuable poi photo by Elbe Hariand top five scorers from each team determined the team to be held Friday and contributions. Ols( SJSU's Chris Pedretti Iwo) dives too late into first base trying to beat a grounder. score. Saturday, March 9-10 at finished with a 30.60 whi "I think we are better than we were at this time last UC-Berkeley. Bugbee had a 30.25. year," Vroom said. ii4E1L.1( rill*Argt1111111VAB"%" St. Mary's edges Spartans; Brown Bag Theatre presents Tuesday's box its 2nd show S1 Mary's SJSU ab r tib ab r h INNER CITY REPERTORY SJSU falls to fourth place Parker, Oh 2 0 0 0 Davenport, If 1 0 0 McDermott, Oh 1 0 0 0 Scala, ph 1 0 0 0 In By Dan Wood left-hander Rob McInnes, to pitch to the left-handed Fisher. us 3 1 1 0 Pedretti, 2b 1 SJSU's hoped for climb to the top of the Northern Brown, rl 2 1 0 0 Stuckey. rf a 1 1 2 hitting Greg Robles. Hayes, lb 4 1 1 1 Robles, i 0 0 0 California Baseball Association suffered a serious setback 3 0 0 0 The move proved intelligent, as McInnes induced Iles, lb 5 1 2 2 Murray. dh ;yesterday, as the Spartans dropped a 6-4 decision to St. young, it 4 0 1 0 Addiego, lb 1 0 0 0 Robles to ground out softly to second base, and once Mary's at Municipal Stadium. Cantrell, cf 4 1 2 2 Gallego, 30 2 0 0 0 again, the Spartans had stranded the potential tying runs Colburn, c 3 0 1 0 Hayden, ph 1 0 0 0 The defeat drops the Spartans to fourth place with a 6- on the basepaths. Ramiret, 20 4 1 0 0 Hayslip. p 0 0 0 0 '6 mark. St. Mary's is now 5-4, tied for second place with Snyder, p 0 0 0 Buttock. so 3 0 0 0 :University of Nevada-Reno. SJSU went down in order in the eighth, and though 0,1100.0 0 0 0 0 Maki, Cl 2 1 0 0 Fresno State leads the league with a 7-2 record. they got the leadoff man on in the ninth, pinch hitter Ron McInnes 0 0 0 0 Darretta, ph 1 0 1 0 an awfully big game today," SJSU coach Pimentel hit into a double play, and that was all she wrote. Valentine, c 1 0 0 0 "That was Sever. ph 1 0 0 0 Gene Menges said after the disappointing loss. A win The Gael relief duo of Dillon and McInnes was too Valentuela, c 0 0 0 0 would have left the Spartans in sole possession of second much for the SJSU hitters. Dillon earned the win, his first Pimentel. ph 1 0 0 0 place, just a game and a half back of Fresno. of the year against no losses, while McInnes picked up his Raphael, p 0 0 0 3 drew first blood with a run in the top of the Nobles.. 0 0 0 0 St. Mary's first save. Totals 32 6 I 5 Totals 28 a 3 3 first inning, before SJSU came back with a pair in the The San Jose nine got a total of only three hits on the bottom of the frame. day, one of which was a bunt single and another which was St. Mary's Brian Stuckey drove in one run with a single, and 100 041 000 6 a pop up that dropped untouched in the infield. SJSU 700 010 100 4 EARTHQUAKE scored the other on a wild pitch. E Connor, 2, Raphael. DP St. Mary's 1. LOP St. Mary's to, SJSU S. There were a total of four wild pitches in the sloppily "Our pitching has been great," McAfee said. "It has 20 Iles 7. HR Cantrell (11 SB Pedretti. S McDermott, Brown. a lively musical about life hurled contest, plus three balks and three hit batsmen, not been all year. IP R ER RR SO in Los Angeles. Today to mention three passed balls and three errors. "We've just been playing erratic. We just didn't hit in Snyder I/ 7 6 7 at noon in S.U. Amphitheater The Gaels captured the lead for good in the top of the the first two games of the series." SJSU won both of those Dillon 1W.1 01 2/ 1 3 1 th inning, scoring four times off SJSU starter Randy contests Saturday in Moraga by identical 3-1 counts. McInnes 2/ 0 O 0 (S.U. Upper Pad if rain) Raphael (L. 041 2 :,Raphael. The SJSU loss broke a six game winning streak, in- Nobles 3 0 2 2 The rally was highlighted by a two --run homer by cluding the last four league matches. Hay slip 1 0 1 0 FREE 'Greg Cantrell and William Iles' double that plated two team "We've just been playing erratic "It was such a Save McInnes (1). HOP by Dillon (Pedrett I, by Raphael Bring your lunch and enjoy! Gaels. letdown," Menges said. (Parker.Brown). WP Snyder 7. Dillon, Raphael. Balk Snyder, Raphael 2. PR Valentine 3. Raphael was not at all sharp, losing for the fourth The Spartans have a bye from NCBA action this time this year, against no victories. weekend, and will try to regroup with three non-league meantime, beginning with a 2:30 p.m. He allowed six runs on six hits, walking four, hitting encounters in the today at UC-Davis. two more and being the victim of a pair of balk calls. engagement After that the club will head south for a Friday game "Raphael is really struggling," Menges said. "He's at UC-Santa Barbara, before the road trip concludes at himself. second guessing Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo Sunday. "Every little thing is affecting him, and it's detrac- The next league series will be the following weekend ting from his performance." with the University of Pacific. Raphael was not the only Spartan who enjoyed less Meanwhile, St. Mary's will tangle with UOP three than his best day of the season. times this weekend, and Fresno State will be at Nevada- Reno. Santa Clara and the University of San Francisco A baserunning mistake by catcher Mike Valentine in will go at it in the other NCBA set. the bottom of the fifth cost SJSU a chance to get back in Fresno State's trip to Reno may afford the league's the game. other teams an opportunity to close some ground on the IF YOU'RE The Spartans had scored a run to cut the deficit to 5-3 Bulldogs. with only one out, and had the bases loaded when Fresno has not won a game in Reno in three years. Valentine was picked off third base. Neither McAfee nor Menges is conceding the first half title to Fresno yet. LOOKING FOR A Gael starter Ben Snyder had been knocked out of the "I think we have an excellent shot at Fresno," box, and the Spartans were threatening to tie or go ahead McAfee said, "but San Jose has an excellent ballclub too. when St. Mary's catcher Ron Colburn whipped a throw to We're not counting anybody out." third base that caught Valentine off guard. Menges was disheartened by yesterday's loss. CHALLENGING Reliever Tim Dillon then got Stuckey to fly out to "It would have been great if we'd have won today," he center field, and the rally died. said. The Spartans close the first half of the season against St. Mary's added a run in the top of the sixth, before Fresno at home. CAREER IN SJSU made one more run at them in the bottom of the "We'd like to be in a position where the winner of that seventh. series will take the first half," Menges said. The Spartans tallied once to narrow it to 6-4, and had For that to be the case, the Bulldogs will have to drop the bases loaded with two outs. at least three games in the meantime, at the hands of ENGINEERING, Gael coach Miles McAfee then lifted Dillon in favor of Reno and/or St. Mary's. Of course then there is still Reno and St. Mary's to worry about. Only one thing is sure at this point. The Spartans WE'RE LOOKING NCBA standings cannot afford any more losses.

WCBA STANDINGS FOR YOU... I PCT GB Fresno Slat, 7 .777 Nevada Reno 4 .555 2 St Mary's 4 .555 7 SJSU 6 .500 7' 7 Your Road San Francisco 5 375 3', Friday, Mardi 2nd Pacific 5 .375 1/.3 Santa Clara 6 .333 is Open at That's the day General Dynamics Convair Division will be on your campus looking for Mechanical, Electrical and Aeronautical engineers. Friday's results Fresno Convair Division, located in sunny, smog-free San Diego, is the nation's State 6, Santa Clara 7 Peterbilt... SJSU at St Mary's. postponed, rain broad spectrum of on-going projects Fast growth al Peterbilt Motors. manufacturer of the number one team that's working on a Pmilic at Nevada Reno, postponed. rain world's finest custom built heavy-duty trucks has created like the air-launch Tomahawk Cruise Missile, the mid-fuselage of the an immediate opening for a Saturday's results Orbiter space vehicle and advanced composite structures. SJSU 3 L St Mary's i joining the team at Convair Fresno State 03. Santa Clara 00 Saks Coordinator Graduating senior engineers interested in Under general supervision, the person selected will Nevada Reno 4 II 5, Pacific 1 30 please contact your Placement Office for an interview appointment. implement and provide constant review of sales order status from time of delivery to finished unit Ability to Sunday's results communicate with customers and dealers concerning SJSU 74 Pepperdine 60 (non league, orders, lit delivery schedule and related matter, is essential Bachelor', degree in marketing. business GENERAL DYNAMICS Tuesday's r. SJSU administration or related business disc 'ohne ac,ompanied Convair Division with demonstrated me( hanic al abdity is required Today's game We offer an excellent salary and a complete range of SJSU at UC Davis, nun Employer M F 7 lOper league) company paid fringe benefits Qualified 1 andidates An Equal Opportunity should direct their resume to Einpioiee Relations Dept, Friday's games Pelethil Motets, ASIR Cherry Street. Newark, CA 94560. Fresno State at Nevada RenO.7 10 pm St Mary's at Pacific. 3 p m Santa Clara at USF. 2 30 p SJSU tat UC Santa 2 30 p m I non league

Saturday's games Fresno State at Nevada P.00 171, noon USF at Santa Clara 12). noon A DIVISION OF MOM IOF M/f Pacific at St Mary's 12). noon

S SJSU at Cal Poly SLO. 1 p frt loon league) February 28, 1979, Page 9 sports SJSU basketball manager Good ol' Charlie is always there By Steve Carp there every time. highlands. League Championship good guys too. Sure the You've seen the Being older than the "One thing 'Nam series. bitch but all athletes do. commercial where good ol' players. Wilson finds 1 taught me was how to deal -I've enjoyed seeing You see, you have to un- Charlie re-charges the himself as a sounding with others, you know, the stadiums and arenas derstand how an athlete lady's battery. Well there's board for the players' respect your fellow man. I but the game I remember thinks and I do." 00. a good ol' Charlie hanging gripes or problems. think that has helped me the most was the 1974 "It would really give around the Men's Gym "Since I was a player, I more than any other World Series between the these guys a charge if they during every basketball can relate to their hassles. thing," he said. A's and the Dodgers. I could come out onto that practice too. I always listen but I only Wilson has strong came up form L.A. for the floor and see the stands Charlie Wilson, a 31 give my opinion if it's feelings about the goings- fifth game and I scalped a filled at home. I think ttu year-old recreation major, asked for," he said. on in Iran and he's con- ticket. Kenny Holtzman hit team would win a lot mort walked into coach Ivan Wilson was a three- cerned that the United a three-rum homer for the if the students got behine Guevara's office one letter man at Santa Maria States may be headed for A's and I'll tell you, there them 'cause they ain't that September afternoon. He High School in football, another Vietnam in Iran. was some excitement in bad a team. walked out minutes later as basketball and baseball. The handwriting is on the coliseum." the Spartan' basketball the wall. We need their oil Wilson has been all Wilson, who supports manager. and if it means fighting over with the Spartan himself as a caretaker in What's so ironic about them for that oil, then basketball team and has the Blossom Hill area, isn't being a basketball that's what'll happen," he enjoyed the comradeship of sure what the future holds manager, you ask? Well, said. the ballplayers. On the for himself. "I want the for starters, how many 31- In 1973, he re-enrolled road, Charlie is the degree, that's for sure. I year-olds are running at Ventura, this time as a traveling secretary, wnat to give my kids around as managers these recreaton major. "I enjoy trainer and manager rolled everything I can. After days? Second, most working with kids and I into one. that, who knows?" managers don't get paid love sports so it seemed "It's a great life, one I One thing is for sure. .111111 one cent for what they do like a natural." wouldn't trade for that if a player needs a while taking tons of abuse In the meantime, anything. Coach Guevara towel or a drink, good ol' form the players, coaches Wilson had been busy with has treated me just great, Charlie will be there and fans. Third, Charlie three of his own kids. He's and the players are really waiting for him. Wilson happens to be a the father of Chris and Joe, unique individual. both seven, and James, "You have to love four. Popular basketball to be a He sent to Ventura Junior Wilson, who had heard manager,"said Wilson. College in 1965 and of SJSU's reputation in TAI CHI KUNG EU SHOES "You have to be tough majored in journalism recreation, decided in For Men and Women mentally. The players until he left school and was August to come up to San think you're their servant drafted in 1967. Jose and check it out. He and they expect you to "I wasn't attending liked it so much that he jump as do the coaches. classes and I was pretty enrolled and is now only Me. I don't jump and the immature then," said one year away from getting players know that." Wilson. "I really didn't his B.S. in recreation, Wilson's main job as want to go to Vietnam but I Wilson is a professed manager is to see that the talked it over with my sports freak. "I'd rather go equipment is in shape, the parents and decided it to a game than eat." he uniforms are ready and would be the best thing for said. Wilson has gotten that the players have me." around. He made it to the photo by J L Souza everything they need. So Wilson shipped out 1978 baseball All-Star SU tennis player Bill Harper prepares fc- a recent match against Santa Whether it's sneaker laces to, Vietnam and served 13 game, the '78 World Series, lara. The netters host UC-Santa Barbara in a 2 p.m. match Thursday at or just someone to lend an months as a military the Rose Bowl, the Pro uth Campus. ear, Charlie Wilson's been policeman in the central Bowl and the National Regular Sizes --$5.50 Extra Sizes-- $6.95 etters beat UCSD; escape minus injuries Martial Arts Headquarter for By Chuck Bustilles questionable for tomorrow because of darkness and to gain exposure," Diego 2-1/2 2; No. 6 -- Bryson (SJ) d. As SJSU's men's tennis but should be ready for each club received half a Krikorian said. "After a No. 1 -- Brash (Si) d. Pino 7-6, 5-7, 6-2. The Santa Clara Valley ch "Butch" Krikorian next week's encounters point. third of the season the poll Lipton 7-5, 6-3; No 2 -- Doubles -- No. 1 -- ced up and down along Batten (Si) d. Dimitrijeric Gold/Lipton (SD) d. nichi bei bussan with Cal and Stanford. Number five seed committee has an idea of 6-2, 6-2; No. 3 -- Harper Brash/Harper 6-3, 3-6, 6-4: urtside in yesterday's "I'm really pleased George Mulhern racked up who the stronger teams (Si)d. Svensson 6-4, 6-4; No. 2 -- Couch/Mulhern N. 4th & Jackson Sts., San Jose tch with UC-San Diego, with the progress the club 12 easy points in a quick are; though it is still tough No. 4 -- Hermann (SD) d. (Si) d. Hermann/Pino kept his hands snuggly has made, especially and easy 6-2,6-2 match win, for people to judge." Couch 6-2, 3-6, 6-4; No. 5 -- 6-3; No. 3 -- called on ac- 294-8048 Mulhern (Si)d. Gold 6-2,6- count of darkness. cured from the brisk cold considering the injuries and drew congratulatory It isn't very hard to his jacket pockets. we've had," Krikorian kudos from his coach. judge the Cal and Stanford He might have had his said. "Once we get over all "Mulhern played the teams. The Cardinals are gers crossed for luck, this, we can get better set best I've ever seen him ranked first among NCAA t only to win the match, in our singles and doubles play. I was especially squads and Krikorian said t to just make it through pairings. It's hard to play impressed with the way that he expects Cal to be ithout losing another doubles with a different both he and (Ken) Bryson around the fifth position. ayer to injuries. partner each match." did super jobs," Krikorian Both teams finished Krikorian a c - Such was the case in remarked. ahead of the Spartan EARN OVER 650 A MONTH mplished both feats as yesterday's number one The SJSU team is netters in the recent s squad defeated UC-San SJSU doubles team. Bill awaiting the first rankings Northern California iego 6-1/2 to 2-1/2. Harper was paired off with which will be out on March Collegiate Tournament, Tomorrow the Spar- Brash for the first time and 1. Krikorian said he ex- but Paulsen said that he RIGHT THROUGH YOUR ns host UC-Santa Bar- they were promptly pects his club to be ranked feels SJSU will be stronger ra at 2 p.m. dropped by Lipton and about 15th. when the clubs meet in, In Tuesday's match, Rich Gold 6-3, 3-6, and 6-4. "I'll be disappointed if matches next week at SU was without the The third doubles we're not higher than that. South Campus. SENIOR YEAR. rvices of number four match was called a 'draw' It takes about 10 matches SJSU 6-1/2, UC San an Don Paulsen, who ASSOCIATED STUDENTS PROGRAM WARD rt his ankle in this past MN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY ekend's NorCal Tour- ment in Albany. Two If you're a junior or senior responsibility, a $24,000 her players, number one ed Nial Brash and majoring in sciences like salary in four years, and gilt- mber two Paul Batten math, physics or engineering, edged qualifications for jobs re playing at less than LI strength due to recent the Navy has a program you both in the Navy and out. juries. It would not have been should know about. Ask your placement rprising if Krikorian It's called the Nuclear officer to set up an interview lied on the Red Cross for lief for the next casualty. Propulsion Officer Candidate- with a Navy representative -I've never had a team ere there were so many Collegiate Program when he visits the campus, juries at one time. (NUPOC-C for short) and if or contact your Navy ually it's just a few colds the flu. But we've got you qualify, you can earn as representative at 800-841-8000, ys getting pretty banged Krikorian said. much as $650 a month right or send in the coupon. The .uckily Batten and Brash through your senior year. NUPOC-C Program. ye been able to play." Not Batten coasted to an Then after 16 weeks of only can it help you complete sy 6-2, 6-2 win over .:SD's Milos Dimitrijeric. Officer Candidate School, college. It can be the start of Brash was superb in you'll get an additional year s first singles outing of an exciting career. e year. He came from of advanced technical IMP =B IN= F hind to win his match \ \\ 1 , WO .It II \i IN er Scott I.ipton 7-5, 6-3. "Life beyond L.A." education. This would cost I N. HM1IIIII,N. cl \ II If I In the first set, Brash I I'll ii,..,,,, I.-11,4, II, 4,4 \ 1 thousands in a civilian school, I s down 4-5. He broke 1 '1,, I cl 1,3,. 1111.11 111,11111.111011,1 I hi' \ VP. I- 1.1.,,,1111 (00 ). pton's serve to tie at 5-5 but in the Navy, we pay you. I Thursday, I March 8, 9 PM I me d won the next two I mes to take the set 7-6. It isn't easy. There are I"1- I e second set was not as Morris Dailey Auditorium . 4, fewer than 400 openings and I I ugh for Brash as the 1977 Mid -Campus SJSU /4 I-American came away only one of every six I,/, It II w I ..’,.’,, -I ith a 6-3 triumph. I U; rdEltho wn D.., I’, ,,l,. I'",', I "It was encouraging to applicants will be selected. NI..1..1 \IIrl .1 Tickets: $5 5() all students valid I I). I e Brash play well. Lipton I $6.50 qt,iieral public But if you make it, you'll a tough guy to play. He's i+ I t a lot of loop-spin' on his ()flecl lItr !Imre ot the door have unequaled hands-on OM ..... INN MI WM NMI Mal turn so you don't ever get good ball to hit. You have be patient or you will Available at: BASS, Son Ii ',t' Box Office. ing at the ball too soon. Galactic Zoo in Los Gatos. ial played a good match," ikorian said. A.S Business Office. 2nd level NAVY OFFICERS The SJSU mentor titudent (In) a, mmed up his feelings by iply stating, "It was GET RESPONSIBILITY FAST. xl just to see him For more tnformation. call 277 3228 aying again." or 277-2807 Krikorian hopes to see ulsen back on the courts n as well. Paulsen is SUPPORTINNWENT FEES Page 10, February 29, 1979 feature Human rights stressed by newest rep. on A.S . Council University of Scranton, "However, one of the some schools in the Unit N.J., and a teaching biggest disadvantages is States credential in Spanish and that you walk outside your Gays, blacks and women French, which he received cabin and you're on duty. "I'd like ot think th at SJSU. You really don't have much the United States w together 'form a majority' time to your self." become freer for a Savoca not only speaks people," Savoca said. Spanish and French Savoca has no definite fluently, but also Italian, plans for work after he "By the same token, whicc he learned while he receives his masters, but think that a place li Erin A. Hallissy By that people can be more was in Italy a few years he has applied to several Denmark or Holland whe Accepting everyone as as accepting of others ago. schools in Europe for a gay people have be an individual and showing individuals and not im- them the kindness and prejudge mediately He has been to Europe consideration that he'd like by labeling somebody three times, and has visited to be shown is probably them." Middle East. He's also Matthe% Savoca's most the he important political plat- been to India, where 'I'd like to think that th Savoca, 34, was ap- with a guru. visited form. proved unanimously by the Council as graduate Savoca speaks most United States will becom Savoca is the former representative two weeks fondly though of the time president of the Gay age. he spent working on two Student Union and the new cruise ships on the freer for all people' graduate representative on "As an openly gay man Caribbean as assistant A.S. Council. I think it' important that cruise director. here be representation on probably think that it's im- Council for the gay student "I think it's to work teaching position . He said protected would be a nic portant for us to be aware population," he said. everybody's dream ship," he said. that he also will apply to place to live." that were not minorities, on a cruise gay people here and black According to Savoca, He worked for Costa people there and women 10 to 12 percent of the an Itlian line, and over there, but that people on campus are gay, cruises, M.S. Boheme of together we form a although most are not open on the Commodore Cruises, which majority," he said. about it. was a German line. qtlf -Don't think that my Savoca's family knows only concerns are the and accepts that he is gay, "I made a lot of money rights of gay people, but he says that he's had because there are no real cliffirfaIR because they're not. some trouble with his expenses, and I got to eat Matthew Savoca photo by J.L. Sousa 35S. 4th. San Jose grandmother. with the passengers, which "I hope that my being thinks gays should all be masters in linguistics, already received a B.A. in meant it's like eating in a 294-4086 on council will help to "She's like Anita put in prison." which he hopes to receive Spanish with a minor in fine restaurant for four foster a sense of unity so Bryant," he said. "She Savoca is working on a this semester. He has philosophy from the meals a day," Savoca said. 25% off with this ad Mon. -Wed. 'Young people help keep us alert' Older students breaking stereotypes

By Don Vetter Older people like younger people working with them, young people help keep us alert."

Young people are part of the reason senior IMPORTED CAR PARTS citizens take classes at this campus, according to John Barr, director of SJSU's Gerontology Center. New Location SJSU along with California State University at Long Beach are the only campuses which offer Intersection of students over 60 a fee waiver in the California So. 1st and So. Market 998-5060 State University and Colleges system. Students stop by and Barr said the idea for the fee waiver started pick up 15% discount card when he served on a committee five years ago to find out what the CSUC photo by Shannon Leso system was offering senior Bonny Russell, Gerontology Center adviser. Plenty of Free Customer Parking citizens.

"It started as an ex- center," Barr said, "and "We try to make it perimental basis for the it's a fear thing. easier for them to register, past two years," he said, so they won't get "but was met with so much "Older people will discouraged," he said success its been extended come up and they will park through this year." in the parking lot and come "Older people can out here and say, 'God, I contribute so much to the Previous to this can't classroom, it's from their 3 compete with all semester, Barr spent the these younger people,'" experience," Barr said and past 23 years at the SJSU added that most of those counseling department, The Gerontology who return are usually very smart STARTED people working in recent years GET Center director said it WAYS TO Working at the center assisting Barr, and on his second career is Clyde 'Older people can contribute Barrows who is working through the Santa Clara County Council LIFE on the FOR to the classroom Aging. . . from their ex- The 69 -year -old perience.' Barrows, in his third semester at the center, said, "I keep the home fires Get COLLEGE. start through Army ROTC AFTERReinforce your college degree and get a better burning and keep the place management training Self discipline A sense of confidence Earn the extra credentials traing counselors to help sometimes takes a open from 9 a.m. till 1 that will set you apart as a responsible achiever You'll also receive $2500 over your the older student. semester for them to get p.m." last two years in the Advanced ROTC Program Whether your career plans are civilian over this fear. (Continued on page 11) or military. Army ROTC provides opportunities for both active duty with a starting Now he has "retired" salary of over $12.000 or reserve service while employed in the civilian community to coordinate services at Get starbid for life after college Get started in Army ROTC the Gerontology Center located in Room 136 of the See Europe and Old Science building. New Zealand One of Barr's special THE THE THE interests now is career Two FREE films on transition. Economical Travel EARLY BASIC "People in their 4nv 1. "Cossack" and SOs will burn-out and Treks in want to change their jobs, 2 "Camping START. he said, "but are afraid of New Zealand" Army ROTC START. Liet started in If you are a veteran or a Start Army ROTC during how they are going to do Junior ROTC graduate then your freshman or sophomore through Basic Camp at Fort it." early probably yeur with no military obliga Knox, Kentucky. this summer Tuesday, March 1 3 11:30,1:00 you started without realizing it That early tton You'll find a number of You'll get $500 for attending Barr related that the SJSU Chamber Council start makes you automatically ways to get started in a a challenging six week camp fee waiver program and 2nd level Student Union eligible to enter the Advanced curriculum that's exciting. If your performance is the center are not fully Program and flexible enough to meet exceptional, you lust may for a two-year scholar utilized. He estimated that Call Andy Meserth your class schedule and qualify ship as you enter the with the fee for more info: academic needs waiver Advanced Program maximum set at 200 292-1613 students, only 150 people are taking advantage of the BACKPACKERS international program. Adventure Center & Call Captain Clark at 277-2985 or come to room 310 MacQuarrie Hall. "Its a matter of people Trip & Travel Planning Co., not knowing about the February 28, 1979, Page 11 feature

cording to Barr. together." in specialties," Barr siad. about retirement at a center. More babies under two Students may complete Barr estimates there Barr, who serves on younger age. "More people are years of age survive. Ilder students mix a 22-unit certified program are only 75-80 students in several national and state He is planning noon reaching old age," Barr "That is why aging is in learning about life the certificate program. aging advisement com- hour pre -retirement said. -You know how they becoming the fastest situations pertaining to "It is a very developing mittees, said that mor:, and meetings for SJSU faculty say everybody is living growing business in the rith young in class aging, Barr siad. field, especially if you work more people are thinking and staff, to be held at the longer, well that's not true. ocuntry," Barr said. He added that a 14-unit minor is also available Intinued from Page 101 at SJSU, but if any do through the program. He said students use happen at the center, he Barr said that he hopes center as a place to "sticks-around." his work can help break stereotypes about older classifieds persons.

NUR siNG F lex ,uMmF 0 Marx, i,ng sates pie Hours Good NuTRITION minded bersOn UNWANTED HA ify REMOVED -here are just more Pay Aides. "They are becoming announcements Program Vicks Health Care Ord . 55 00.hr experience in retailng needed,' PERMANENTLY Renee LYN'S, an increasing political Division Approx 5250 in sales 56 50,hr RN's. 58 hr work at Sun 'n Soil Natural Face Towi.rs Stale Lit ensr.d Smote Experience ?ople . . aware they factor," he said about goals 12 week program 3 Required store Full time manager Registered Electrologist 17 yes stales, Chicago or.entabon Jr Call 787 1749 for ADP, trainee and part time positions e per-ence Complimentary today's senior citizen. available Information at 284 BASEBALL CARDS WANTED or Se Business or Marketing coesuitat.on Located oft S e a political entity' WANTED PART TIME 8887 Quick Cash Dr Lapin. Bus Students Conte( t Career Bascom on Stokes By appt 795 "There are just more Tower 763.00 call 837 0191 Planning. BC 13 Interviews DISHWASHER We need you to Mit PBX Receptionist people moving into this 3 7 79 WOrk from 1710 1 30.M F 53 00,r Some phone cop PRO DJ 1SJSU student) with own and lunch LOrd Chancellors neCtSSarr Hours to fit your y, do research or at- The Gerontology BIRTHDAY HaPpies to KMS from older age group," he said. equipment and records will spin ATTENTION SJSU and OTHERS 279 0951 schedule Cad Gmger. 9114 7566 your friendly 888 pal Ar Ar special classes. Center is interrelated with "They are aware that they the disks at your small Party WAS THE FREE WAY A, Barrows said he the Gerontology training are a political entity and $5 hr 280 3319 CROWDED' 0201 HELP WANTED IMMEDIATELY EXOTIC JOBS! LAKE TAHOE CAL. Little cup Fantastic in't attend any classes program at SJSU, ac- they are starting to work Need aggressive perSOnalitv, tips MEN. 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You can use the certificate towards the purchase of any other stereo merchandise in our store. (and we have many Famous brands to choose from)

EXAMPLE: Marantz Turntable with Auto -Shut-off $99" 1 - Pair of Headphones + 4" Sub total $10490 You use the Merchandise Certificate to pay $100 _10000 Balance to be paid in cash $490

This great new initiaWasintSW model 1530 receiver has far more power than the Marantz 2226B, and has incredibly good sound.

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THIS FAMOUS MARANTZ RECEIVER HAS 30 WATTS RMS BUYS IT ALL ALTHOUGH THESE SONIC PER CHANNEL, (TIMES 2CH.) SPEAKER SYSTEMS ARE RATHER INTO 8 OHMS, MINIMUM CON- AND INCLUDES THE MERCHANDISE LARGE FOR THE AVERAGE TINUOUS POWER OUTPUT CERTIFICATE AT NO EXTRA COST, ROOM, THEIR BEAUTIFUL FROM [AND YOU CAN UV THE CERTIFI- 20Hz TO 20,000Hz, WITH NO WALNUT GRAIN COLOR BLENDS CATE TO PURCHASE ADDITIONAL WITH ANY DECOR. MORE THAN 0.1% DISTORTION. STEREO EQUIPMENT SUCH AS CAS- WELL SETTE DECKS, TURNTABLES, ETC.]. MODEL P-800

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