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Volume 77, Number 11 Serving the San Jose State Community Since 1934 Wednesday September 16. 1981 Excessive student demand prompts decision School of Engineering declared impacted By Julie Pitta however, raising enrollment in the engineering applicants. As of now, half of "All you have to do is look in the Fullerton believes that impacting Staff Writer program. those will be incoming freshmen and half newspaper and look at the employment engineering "could affect enrollment," The school of Engineering was Under rules of impaction, the School of will be transfer students, he said. Those offers and salaries," he said. "More and but said California Polytechnic State granted impacted status Monday, to be Engineering will admit students to the numbers are subject to change, he added. more students want to take the program." University at San Luis Obispo has overall effective fall semester 1982. program once a year. Admissions for According to Lima, the School of Also, Lima said, the school is unable to impaction and demand for that campus According to James Lima, associate spring '82 have been closed. The school Engineering expects to receive 3,000 to hire new faculty and therefore can't ex- "hasn't been cut down." dean of engineering in charge of academic will only admit students declared for the 4,000 applications this fall. pand. affairs, the School of Engineering has been program each fall. Impaction also prohibits the program SJSU President Gail Fullerton said the According to Lima, there are no plans working for impaction since last spring According to Lima, program from accepting out-of-state or foreign problem in hiring faculty boils down to the to expand the school to meet rising student because of the school's inability to ac- requirements have only been set for students. inability of SJSU to compete with salaries demand. commodate high student demand for the "cycle one," the fall '82 school year. Lima said 11.1 percent of the being offered in private industry. "That would probably have to program. Admission in fall '82 will be based on bachelor's level engineering students are "What it comes down to is that a originate at the legislature," he said. "It Lima said engineering began curbing the eligibility index: A combination of non-residents. But he didn't know how person with a B.S. in engineering is able to would cost millions of dollars invested in admissions three years ago by cutting the GPA and SAT or ACT scores that the state many out-of-state students are in the get a job with a starting salary, the same facilities, equipment and faculty to number of applications it accepted. A currently uses for entrance to the program. or better than the salary we offer a enlarge the Engineering School. No one at higher number of declared engineering university. Lima believes the job market has led Ph.D.," she said. "We can't get full-time any level is even considering such a thing. majors were accepted to SJSU annually, Engineering will admit the top 1,000 to the decision for impaction. faculty, we're just not competitive." A.S. exec, Weekly recommended for A.S. funds former By Cindy Bundock distribution, postage, and office proximately $100 for installation and Staff Writer upkeep," he said. construction of two new distribution director The Special Allocations Com- The Independent Weekly is boxes, which will be located near the mittee of the A.S. Board of Directors looking to up last year's distribution Business Tower and Robert Clark recommended Monday that the of 10,000 papers each week, to a Library. debate AFI Independent Weekly, an alternative 12,000 circulation rate. "We have to put them where the campus newspaper, be funded Shifrel said they did not want to Spartan Daily boxes are," Shifrel See page 2 of today's $13,000. charge A.S. for that extra 2,000 said. Spartan Daily for arguments for The recommended allocation, and against implementation of POO short of the Independent the Automatic Funding Weekly's request, must still be Initiative, the controversial approved by the board at today's 3 $800 short of weekly request; ballot measure which SJSU p.m. meeting in the A.S. Council students passed in last March's Chambers on the S.U. upper level. must still be approved by board election. Groups and organizations not Jeff Smith, executive originally included in the A.S. assistant to Associated Students budget are required to fill out President Tony Robinson, favors special allocation forms to request papers, but would strive to make up Jean Lenart, AS. business the initiative, which stands to funding. the deficit through advertising administrator, said A.S. funds one- provide six different campus Clark Meadows, director of revenue. third of the Independent Weekly's departments and programs with business affairs, made the motion to The extra 2,000 papers could be budget. a total of $120,000 in students' fund $13,000 to the Independent distributed off-campus sites that Thc Independent Weekly brings funds. Former A.S. Director of Weekly. tend to be student-oriented, such as in the remaining two-thirds from its Communications Ed Asian Independent Weekly Editor Ron Regalia (left) "I suggested a decrease in and Senior Editor Tower Records. advertising revenue, according to opposes the measure. I money as incentive for the ad- Scott Shifrel make a request for special allocation funding. The Weekly also needs ap- Lenart. vertising staff to sell more ads," Meadows said. "I don't want to give out full amounts because there is the committee and distributed 23 issues, option that they (the Independent "Through efficiency and averaging 12 pages per issue. Weekly) can come back." volunteers, they should be able to This year, Weekly editors want Brown requests cuts "If they didn't have $800, they cut their costs," she said. to put out 24 issues of 16 pages each. could still survive," A.S. Controller The Independent Weekly did not Shifrel said that it would be Angela Osborne said. have exact printing costs to show the tough to keep the paper at 16 pages with the committee's $13,000 budget recommendation. in '82 CSUC The Independent Weekly needs By Tom Quinlan theless was confident that the 1982-83 mencement. With efficiency and volunteers $575 to supplement advertising to Staff Writer budget SJSU submitted would not SJSU is currently without a put out the paper each week, he said. Saying "I don't know how we ultimately be cut the 5 percent campus-wide policy regarding they should be able to cut costs Independent Weekly Editor Ron would cope with a five percent Brown requested. faculty attendence at com- Regalia siad he will repeat the initial budget cut," SJSU President Gail Even if Brown doesn't change mencement, although full at- and still survive-A.S. Controller request for $13,800 at today's A.S. Fullerton told the Academic Senate his mind, SJSU could request the tendance by all faculty was once meeting. that the 1982-83 budget was already legislature to appropriate additional mandatory. "If they don't give us that, we'll on the monetary chopping block. funds and include them in the state The most frequent questioning still spend $575 an issue, but do only At Monday's meeting, Fullerton budget. of the motion by senators was Additional reasons for the $800 committee. 23 issues," he said. told senate members she had The preliminary budget for 1982- regarding the 50 percent level of decrease in the newspaper's funding Projected costs for an average Shifrel said that there would be received a letter from Gov. Edmund 83 hasn't even been started yet, attendance required if the senate are that there are other groups to 16-page newspaper would be from a rent increase of $50 to $100 a month G. Brown Jr. requesting a 5 percent according to Executive Vice approved the motion and Fullerton consider, and there were a lot of $1,035 Senior Editor Scott Shifrel starting later this year or early next budget cut from all California State President Handel Evans. signed it. costs Independent Weekly said. year to the $175 rent the newspaper universities and colleges for 1982-83. The effect of the 5 percent cut Young finally said that the 50 representatives were unsure of, Last year, the Independent pays now. Describing the cut as "a very, for 1982-83 would be to lower the base percent was chosen "because it Osborne said. Weekly was funded $10,000 by the "Tied up with that is paying for very serious," Fullerton never- amount of the SJSU budget, said sounds reasonable, and I'm a George Sicular, member of the reasonable person." California State University and After a brief discussion, this Colleges (CSUC) system Academic motion was referred to the In- nate. struction and Research Committee A resolution requesting faculty for study. Off-campus jobs more lucrative participation in the selection of the Although these were the only next chancellor, and a bill that new action items to come before the would force faculty attendance at senate Monday, Fullerton outlined a commencement exercises were the future problem that will soon- only new action items for the confront the senate. Police Fullerton outlined the failure of Wages discourage Senate's first meeting. A "sense of the senate" the Engineering and Buisness By Randy Paige It would not surprise me if more officers went with San Jose I police resolution urged the board of departments to hire new Staff Writer department)," Quinton said. trustees to allow the CSUC probationary instructors. pay for university police than members of the San Jose Police Technical Services Officer Russ lunsford agreed that lower pay "is a Lower Academic Senate a position on the morale problems and a high attrition rate, said problem." Department is causing selection committee that will find a Probationary instructors are Earnest Quinton. But he sees more than just monetary incentives involved in the issue. University Police Chief replacement for Chancellor Glenn S. teachers applying for full-time officers left the force last year to go to the SJPD The SJPD's beat covers a larger area and often involved more activity. Three university police Dumke. tenured positions, as opposed to per month. "Some guys want more action," Lunsford observed. "The job starts on at salaries $300 to $400 higher Dumke will retire as chancellor part-time instructors who may not university police officer is $1,645 per month, campus, so sometimes you don't have the freedom to run miles and miles to Starting salary for a May 5, 1982. be seeking, or may not be qualified compared to $1,995 at the SJPD. a call instead of block to block," he said. It is very expensive and time-consuming to recruit and train an officer, Lunsford added. Each candidate is give an extensive background check, a psychological Fullerton confident that the SJSU test, a medical exam and six months' salary while in training. Lunsford said the cost of preparing a new recruit has been estimated at 1982-83 budget won't be cut "$60,000 per man, all things considered." "Right now, it's hard to find recruits," Lunsford said. "The bottom line is, unless a guy just wants to be a cop why should he go through the The resolution was approved for full-time tenured status. academy... when he can go into private industry like computers and make unanimously by the senate, although Fullerton blamed the high cost more than a cop." Politicial Science Professor Ted of living in an area like San Jose, as University police dispatchers play an important role and also are paid Norton said, "If they pick him opposed to Stanislaus, for the failure less than their counterparts. without our participation we can of the Engineering and Business "When school is closed the dispatchers are a total resource person," start picking on him right away." Departments to hire more full-time lAuisford explained. Dispatchers meet the public, answer questions, operate George Moore, who introduced instructors. the police computer and telephone lines-and are the "answer person for the resolution, said, "I tend to be She urged senate members to everything." sympathetic to Dr. Norton's point." conduct "an excellent discussion of "They can start $400 more per month ( at another police department ) Moore informed the senators that a very, very important problem for than they will top out at at SJSU I," he said. the students already have a us," at their yearly retreat, to be Pay is set by the university's official classification of "dispatcher representative on the selection held Sept. 25-26. clerk." committee. If the failure of these depart- Qualified dispatchers provide safety for officers in the field. The only other item that was ments to attract full-time "That's their ( the police officer's) lifeline. We have qualified dispat- brought before the senate for im- probationary faculty continues, chers but if you can't maintain them no one will want to take a job from us," mediate consideration was A.S. 248, Fullerton warned, the Business and I.unsford said. a motion from the floor by Political Engineering departments could lose While the university police officers will go to the collective bargaining Science Professor Roy Young. their accreditation. University Police Chief Earnest Quinton discusses loss of per- table soon, both Lunsford and Chief Quinton see the attrition rate as a Young's motion would require In other senate action, winter immediate solution. program commencement sonnel to the San Jose Police Department. He said it would not problem which has no that each department and exercises were When asked what can be done to alleviate loss of personnel, Lunsford have 50 percent of its tenured and scheduled for Saturday, surprise him if more officers went to the SJPD. Jan. 29, shook his head and replied, "Cry." probationary faculty attend com- 1982. NitWiestidv StplemtwtI 98 1 forum D Two perspectives The Automatic Funding Initiative shall have an option to waiver Under the authority granted the Associated Students E.) $.25 per associated student, per semester to the Art Each associated member allocations as provided in this Board of Directors in Article II, Section IV, No. 8 of the A.S. Gallery. all or any specific AFI monies shall revert to the Associated Constitution the board shall allocate: F.) $.25 per associated student, per semester to the initiative. All waivered waiver shall be exercised by A.) $1 per associated student, per semester to the Music Drama Department. Students General Fund. This before the deadline for paying Department. The President of the Association, under the authority of said Associated member on or specified by the Administration. This B.) $.50 per associated student, per semester to the Article IV Executive Branch, Section 3, No. 1H, shall summit semster fees as passage, and the 1981-82 Spartan Daily. a budget based on 1981 Spring enrollment for the amounds initiative shall take effect upon allocations listed above. If more than C.) $.25 per associated student, per semester to KSJS. listed above in sections A, B, C, D, E and F. Subsequent budget shall include the listed above is waived, then this D.) $.25 per associated student, per semester to the budgets shall be based on enrollment at the time of budget 50 percent of all allocations from the date that 50 percent Radio-TV News Center. submittal. initiative shall be void one year or more of all allocations are waived. -- - and journalistic standards By Ed Asiano By Jeffrey R. Smith A.S. Therefore, Robinson, Former director of Comm- abandoned when AFI was Assistant to A.S. President assisted by A.S. Controller munications for the A.S. endorsed by the Daily Tony Robinson Angela Osborne, formulated board editorial board. In a move of The Associated Students a budget which was ap- There has been too much pure self-interest, the Board of Directors is proved by Fullerton and raging controversy, swirling editorial board, which had treading on shaky legal and made the AFI allocations. rhetoric, and just plain voted to not endorse AFI ethical ground by holding up A.S. Vice-President misinformation about the based on its merit, changed the distribution of A.S. funds Andy Arias then complained Automatic Funding its decision under pressure allocated by the Automatic that he was not included in Initiative ( AFI ) already. from a faculty adviser. Funding Initiative (AFI). the consultation over the This discussion is Judging from budget Certain members of the budget. As chairman of the directed away from the proposals submitted by A.S. government contend A.S. budget conunittet the fanfare of a point-counter- university programs point, political head-butting money, few if that A.S. President Tony previous semester, Arias receiving AFI had session because it detracts any are in dire need of the Robinson has taken more demonstrated his inability from the issue at hand. allocations. With their share than his share of respon- and unwillingness to cope The fact is, there are of AFI, the Music Depart- sibility in the matter by with the situation. He wanted several aspects of the AFI ment wants to totally 0) consulting with SJSU to submit to Fullerton a initiative that adversely refurbish the Concert Hall, President Gail Fullerton to budget which made only half affect the vast majority of establish a community opera include AFI in the A.S. of the AFI allocations. students at best, and at worst workshop, and even buy budget. An examination of attorney to search for a way Fortunately, Fullerton are potentially disastrous. The university expressed typewriters. The Spartan the history of the AFI con- of overturning an initiative was not in the mood for 'AFI takes a large sum concern, but was not putting Daily's estimate of printing troversy will show the which the students had joking. If Arias' proposal had of money students have any money where their costs jumped by $30,000 from justification for Robinson's overwhelmingly approved. been accepted, the A.S. set aside for necessary mouth is. That is because the budget they submitted to action and the irrespon- In the end, although Constitution would not be services, social and SJSU is in the education the University for IRA entertainment events, sub- sibility of the majority of Fullerton extended the worth the paper it is written business, and as any money, and the one and leisure activities, mitted to the A.S. for A.S. board members. deadline for the budget two on and the students would business student knows, only to hand it to when facing an uncertain proposed AFI expenditures. AFI was drawn up as an weeks to give the board more know that any future university ad- The A.S. Board of time to work, the board financial future, never over- initiative in accordance with initiatives would be subject ministrators so they can extend available resources. Directors is currently the A.S. Constitution because submitted a budget which to change at the whim of the pay for classes. That is The university had ing all the budgetssar its author, Bruce Alderman, completely ignored the AFI. A.S. government. a form of tuition. already over-extended itself submitted to them for wanted to bypass the A.S. The budget was promptly Last week, the board 'AFI hands the money with the IRA fund. When proposed AFI by the government and appeal rejected by Fullerton, who decided not to release any over with no strings negotiations were underway programs receiving AFI directly to the students for had in effect become the more AFI funds than the 25 attached. While the to expand Spartan Stadium allocations. The board is financial assistance for six protector of the students' percent which were released funds are under the and donations were hanging checking to see if the programs which were wishes. Associated Student's in the balance, the university programs truly need the this summer, even though control, every penny is declining severely due to The immature decision some programs need ad- made a commitment to its money they have received, accounted for. Once the more importantly, how lack of money. of the board to ignore AFI is, ditional funds right now to athletics program. and AFI takes it, students But should the priorities beneficial to the students the More than 1,600 voters unfortunately, a perfect plan and initiate programs have no say as to how example of why the of a university be self- proposed uses of the money approved the measure while for the benefit of students in their money will be are. university president was promotion and fund-raising fewer than 650 opposed it. the coming year. spent. or a quality education for its It is the board's duty as The beneficiaries were the given the power of final The board wants 'AFI duplicates an students? elected trustees of our money Music Department, Spartan approval over the A.S. representatives of each AFI- already existing fund. Over the past four school to scour the budgets for Daily, KSJS, Radio-TV News budget. The board proved it funded group to justify their The Instructionally years, the Spartan Daily and wasteful expenditures and Center, Theatre Arts was unworthy of any spending proposals and Related Activities fund KSJS, both classes that give inflated estimates. Department and the Student responsibility for allocating make sure they are not (IRA) was specifically three units to students on Even though a recent Union Art Gallery. student funds when it ignored wasting any student money. created to supply money their staffs, were virtually A.S. audit revealed an to the programs AFI After the initiative was the initiative. Such a review may be ignored when IRA money unexpected amount of money proponents claim will be was passed around. The that bolsters the A.S. passed, the board should The three A.S. very fruitful, but it should "saved" by the A.S. budget executives and the majority Athletics Department, a non- General Fund, the pool of have directed the have been undertaken a full initiative. money available for student committee to come up with a of the board were members five and a half months ago academic program, was *AFT lays the ground services and organizations is new budget which in- of the SFA party. SFA stands when AFI was passed. handed a whopping $806,753. work for the destruction In last Spring's student still substantially lower than corporated the AFI for Students for Action, of student government, Hopefully, none of the election, the majority of last year, when requests allocations. Access and Accountability. and with it, organized depleted the fund before the present board members students said they did not No such action was In the AFI matter, the participation by approve of this imbalance in end of the school year. And taken. Instead, ex-President party members refused to actually believe the AFI students in their own this year, the budgets for funding. Mike Medina argued to the take ACTION which was allocations will be decreased education. But instead of alleviating A.S. funded programs have A.S. Judiciary that the AFI clearly necessary, denied below the amount mandated *AFI was declared the problem by increasing already been severely cut ACCESS to the decision- by the students. Any such constitutional by the the IRA fee, they chose the back to make room for the should be declared un- A.S. Judiciary Com- constitutional under making process to the 1,600 action would be indefensible AFI, a band-aid approach at AFI mandated allocations. legally and politically. mittee, but the Initiative best. Though the AFI is a The most damaging California law. Medina and students who voted for the conflicts with the state initiative, and threatened the well-meaning plan, its author aspect of AFI is the other members of the SFA As it stands now, the A.S. education code, and ACCOUNTABILITY of the chose to ignore the negative precedent it sets. It the party were smugly confident general fund for special could very possibly be student government is entire A.S. budget process. impact the initiative would the initiative would be struck allocations is healthy, other illegal. have on student services and constantly open to a down as was a similar So much for the name. budgeted programs are To understand the extra-educational programs. siphoning of its funds initiative a few years ago. According to state money to development of AFI, it is through an initiative process, receiving enough necessary to examine the The Spartan Daily also However, AFI was regulations, Fullerton was operate efficiently, and AFI- ignored the negative effects it would be extremely dif- directed political winds that spawned upheld by a unanimous to meet with ap- funded programs will be of AFI because it had $24,000 ficult for A.S. to maintain propriate A.S. any decision of the Judiciary. represen- receiving the money voted to gain from the initiative. continuity, and easy for Still, the tatives to draw up a new Last year, there was talk all of the funds to eventually board members them by the students. that the Spartan Daily was in Students depend on the Daily from the SFA party did not budget incorporating AFI. for their information about be usurped. That would That financial trouble, and might destroy the student govern- move to include AFI in their The A.S. Constitution is, unless the fold. KSJS badly needed campus affairs, and has an budget. They consulted names the A.S. President as board's majority decides to obligation to present that ment, and without a voice in equipment just to stay on the unversity policy, the privately with a well-paid the official representative of violate its own laws. air. information accurately. The the mailbag student trust was violated students will be the losers.

poorly masked fear helps me un- horrible and intimidating sight of improvement" and halfways recently departed Albert Speer was prized. Regretfully, at least in the We are unlucky derstand why we "misfits" en- me, yet. I would challenge you to present the "specter of aborted still with us and fortunate enough to case of Messrs. Steele, Cuyang, and counter endless prejudices and identify me in a crowd, except I hope lives." Your statement is heart- have read their charitable and Luna, that does not seem to be the obstructions in the quarters where I never have to meet you. chilling; it is so unfeeling and it humane remarks concerning the case. victims we could be helped the most helped You are obviously ignorant implies that we are nothing more board and care residents, I'm sure However, though his piece did to become the productive social about mental illness, and I know we than factory rejects to be thrown that he would find in those remarks ramble, at least it called for an FAIltor: members you claim we aren't. do not wear tags that broadcast our aside. I can hardly contain my rage a not so subtle echo of the views held understanding of fellow human I am a "halfway" Mr. Steele, already stigmatized existence, so I and remain civil towards you. by some of his old cronies. beings, a sentiment that was sadly Please allow me to address Greg and I have every business on this don't know what makes you think lam thankful I have had the will In my 10 years of residence in lacking in the response from his Steele 1 Instructional Services) on property. I am a student here, and I you can differentiate us misfits from to heal and to improve myself in the downtown area as a student and detractors. (I forgot: Craig Cuyang behalf of the "undesirable out- am a good student. I support a 3- any other misfits or from upstanding spite of mental tyrants like you who staff member, I have become in- did defend Bo Derek!) Like Mr. siders" he detests and who have no year-old child and live at the poverty normal people like yourself, on wield power and condemn the less creasingly more disgusted each Garry, I feel sadness for many of the year by the attitudes shown by political clout, and no voice to speak level, so I can achieve a respectable appearance alone. fortunate victims of disease. board and care residents as well as supposedly informed students with. degree and prove my social worth There is as much variability in the winos (there is a difference toward those whose main crime is Mr. Steele, I do not know how to the only way I know how. our appearances and intellect and Melodee Dinnell between the two) who shamble along that they have failed to fit into a approach you; neither logic nor I have been institutionalized circumstances as anyone else. If the Psychology on what must seem very lonely feeling would apparently have any several years. I am now an out- issue is supposedly non-students Junior society that has little patience with streets. anyone who fails to succeed ac- impact on you. Let me start by mt, and I take psychotropic trespassing on campus, then keep I feel much sorrier for Greg saying that you have done more Contrary to the image ren- that the issue. What is the point of Students lack real cording to its standards. Steele, Craig Cuyang, and Phil harm to my picture of a normal dered by your puzzling, fearful aiming such unwarranted cruelties One would think (perhaps Luna. They have much to learn. I person than anyone like you I have stereotypic slurs, I do not slither at a group of people who are helpless compassion wishfully that ins university where hope someday they will. ever met. around trash cans implying what? I and often full of terror over their Editor: divergence of style and opinion are The only quality you probably or even froth at the mouth or babble. unmanagable mental and physical cultivated, that tolerance and Randall W. Anderson possess more of than intolerant I have not seen a poor sheltered positions in life. Kudos to Greg Steele, Craig sensitivity toward others, especially Library Assistant aggression is ignorance, and your SJSU student shirk or faint at the SJSU exists to "foster self- Cuyang, and Phil Luna! If the those less fortunate, would be Graduate Wednesday. September 16. 1981 Page 3 e Blood bank sinks teeth into SJSU students By Tamers Caslas week at area businesses, must be at least 17 i under donating. sepal ales into red blood Staff Writer schools and churches. 18 requires parental All of the blood donated cells and clear plasma. Trying to take the bite The mobile unit consent), in good health to the mobile unit is taken Later, the plasma out of low supplies, the gathers up to 50 pints on a and weigh at least 110 to Stanford Hospital. Small separates from the white Standford University busy day. Stanford pounds. viles of the blood are tested cells to be used for persons Mobile Blood Bank will Hospital uses 100 pints per A potential donor can for virus' and various who have trouble getting collect blood at S.U. Loma day. The difference is never have had hepatitis. diseases before used. their blood to coagulate Prieta room from 10 a.m. made up by buying blood Persons who had a Once the blood is after a cut. to 4 p.m. through Friday. and plasma from private venereal disease or removed from the donor, it For each pint of blood The mobile unit blood collecting agencies. mononucleosis must wait a is kept at room tem- donated, the donor receives collects blood five days a To give blood, a donor specified time before perature until the blood a credit for a pint of blood. Guardian Angels organize locally By Wade Barber responsible deterrent to name set over a large for the alarming increases Members are checked 3 Staff Writer crime in the streets and we winged and watching eye, a in violent crime. Instead he for references of character The Guardian Angels, now feel that the time is symbol of the group's places blame on people's and criminal background a volunteer group that right to begin a chapter in vigilance. aversion to getting in- while undergoing the three- patrols streets top reduce San Jose," Carson said. An eye-catching red volved. month training and crime in cities across the Carson said the beret completes the "It's not the fault of the orientation in the group. nation, is organizing a San Guardian Angels is "ac- uniform, giving a hint of police," he added, "it's the "Just because Jose chapter. tively establishing contacts their pars-military style in people who are at fault, no someone may want to be an Ken Carson, leader of in the San Jose area and which discipline is strictly question whatsoever. angel doesn't mean they the San Francisco chapter, expects to be accepting enforced. "People too easily turn will get in," Carson spoke to SJSU Professor applicants within the next "Our group goal is to their back to a problem or stressed. Stephen Prater's ad- month." act as a visual deterrent to are too lazy to get off their Individualism is not ministration of justice The angels walk those who prey on our 44. .htor, butts, unlock their doors encouraged during patrol class Thursday about the neighborhoods in three to neighbors and, if needed, to and see just what is going hours, but instead mem- positive ways people can 10-member patrol groups. stop such actions in a on in their neighborhood." bers are taught the im- help one another. They dress in distinc- positive and responsible Dracula couldn't do it betterS Maggie Blakey, R.N., watches on as Susan The San Francisco portance of teamwork, "The Guardian Angels tive white T-shirts, em- manner," Carson said. Taylor gives blood for the Stanford Mobile Unit. chapter's 31 members obeying orders and acting was organized to act as a blazoned with their group's The Guardian Angels' operate city-wide patrols accordingly, not as a mob. main weapons are in- and will soon be joined by "It looks real bad when timidation and numbers, 45 angels-in-training. five or six people are which, according to Car- "The angels don't want beating up on one guy," son, are often enough to to be policemen," Carson Carson said. "We stop a crime without said, "but want to make discourage this type of Lower requirements violence. division change people aware that they action, but if necessary, we "I can't stress enough have the power to make will fight." that violence is used only citizen's arrests, file who works for for students with 48 units or less as a last resort to protect complaints and, if needed, Carson, San Franciscl the helpless or ourselves to testify." the By Marian Griffin revisions written in the Center, Library North, Students in this than 48 completed units of when all other methods Originating in New Municipal Railway as a lower trainees to Staff Writer approved list of room 112. predicament must make G.E. credit. have failed," Carson said. York City more than two mechanic, said on pages to Because of possible division courses According to Lowell the necessary adjustments It is important for Guardian Angel years ago with 10 mem- the program can expect changes in General 21 and 23. Walter, director of ad- before the end of the students to consult the list members Sam Reyes, bers, the group fought spend a minimum of 10 list of Education requirements, The approved vising at SJSU, students add/drop period, Friday. of approved General Brian O'Brien and Denise initial governmental hours per week in training. inside the students taking lower courses is also may be unaware of the new Many classes were Education courses each Johnson were also present skepticism by winning the Brian O'Brien, who division courses for G.E. September 1981 edition of list of G.E. credit. Students off the was wearing a symbolic either taken semester as published in with Carson. respect of the person on the credit should check to see if "A Guide to the Selection of may have registered for a added to the green ribbon on his red previous list or the schedule of classes or in "We are not political," street. their courses are on the General Education Courses class believing it would affect all beret MI memory of the new one. This will "A Guide to the Selection of Carson said, "but we do Today, the original approved list. for Students." suffice for G.E. credit, but University slain Atlanta children, California State General Education have ideals from which our NYC chapter of the The list is printed in Students can pick this unless it is on the list it is system works days as a furniture and college Courses." non-profit organization Guardian Angels is more class hand-out up in the General mover. student's fall not approved. students who have less draws from. We than 700 strong and Education Advisement are totally "I was born and raised schedule. It contains maior operates unhindered by If students have against any kind of racial in the Mission and Hunters police, a result of its good questions about their or sexual discrimination Point districts," O'Brien deeds and public A.S. general education classes, whatsoever and will not ac- said, "and feel that the searches for ceptance, which has been student tolerate it is important for them to this behavior from time has come for people to highlighted by the group's receive counseling in the our members." take to the streets and get use of the media for G.E. Advisement Center. Carson does not blame to know their neighborhood to bring activities to campus law enforcement officials positive results. and its people."

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S.P. TICKET AGENT: Give a freebie September pass to any student bearing this coupon and student identification Tell him or her how to get a free CALTRAIN-KOMF bookbag by purchasing an October student monthly ticket on the Caltrans Peninsula Train. Wednesday September 16. 1981 Pnye 4 feature Wood His name is crazy, too I. George cheers SJSU y(g.eorione By Kris Eldred him before will think he's only man who cheers for a A's,' but people keep Staff Writer "just some weirdo off the living. In the last two calling me Krazy George," Some people think he's street," standing and years, Henderson has added Henderson, who has high or drunk. Others call yelling in front of the received so many work a cheering contract with Juli him insane. His official crowds. offers he has had to in- the Oakland baseball club. the name, however, is Krazy "People see me as a corporate. Henderson says that his George, and he is the fan. I follow the sport and I The K in Krazy while the management of nation's only professional get excited about the George, Inc. probably the A's forbids him from et one-man cheerleading plays," Henderson said. "I came from the first time being announced as a sex squad. am not some little figure someone asked for his symbol, he continues to tell hoped- Born George Michael down on a stage autograph, he says. spectators about his ava an Henderson in 1944, the somewhere selling cheers "After all, I was for name change. coal SJSU graduate is fast "When people ask me becoming a hot attraction how I got started, there are at sports events nation- two things I could tell wide. them: the truth, or my He hurries from sec- 'I don't believe in work' favorite story about how tion to section, encouraging the teams realized that otherwise quiet sports fans with 45 ugly players they to cheer. Using the same needed a sex symbol. So, style he developed at SJSU, no one can join in. I am in Industrial Studies major they looked all over the he teases the audience, the stands. I am a spec- and everyone knows how country and picked me to makes faces, and is often tator." bad their spelling is!" he offset all those players," mistaken for a drunken There are men who said. !Crazy George explains, Krazy George Henderson prepares to lead the Spartan band in a cheer at the SJSU-Santa Clara game fan. portray team mascots, or "I am trying to get my blushing. last Saturday. Henderson helped spirit the football team to a 41-7 win. He likes to arrive at cheerleading squads that name changed from Krazy "Unfortunately," he games unannounced so work as a group, but Krazy George, Inc. to 'Sex quickly adds, "no one else symbol' routines I never could Wichita Wings, and the activities into promotions. those who have never seen George claims to be the Symbol of the Oakland thinks of me as a sex His true background in complete without making a Edmonton Oilers. "I don't believe in cheerleading started at mistake and build floats. Though he averages 12 work," he explained. " I SJSU when it was still He even bought a van and games a month all year believe in doing my six or known as SJSC. He tran- painted it with San Jose long, Krazy George doesn't seven games a week and Program seeking volunteers sferred to SJSU in 1965 State," Henderson said. turn down offers if he can having fun the rest of the after spending three years He stayed with the do the game. time." at Napa Junior College and squad through the first half "But," he said, "if I Krazy George, who graduated in 1971. of a game and decided look at the calendar and helped cheer SJSU to a 41-7 "I was on the brilliant leading cheers away from see that I'm doing 20 games victory over the Santa Students 'Share' with kids nine-year college plan. It the crowd was not where he a month, I just up the fee by Clara Broncos Saturday, is was a very special belonged. $300 and that eliminates not sure he will be able to program that not many "I grabbed my drum some of the offers." attend any other SJSU people are ever selected and headed for the stands, Henderson also works games. By Marian Griffin have bilingual education. for," he said. "Actually, I where I prefer to do my in commercials, promoting But, he says, he enjoys Staff Writer The coordinator now is was going to wait for the cheering," Henderson said. pizza houses, shoe stores, cheering for his alma whose Students interested in Elaine Joachim, tenth year I thought there After he earned his and used car lots all over mater. His favorite cheer is 300 people earning one to three units, goal is to involve was a retirement plan," he degree, Henderson took a the U.S. His commercials one in which the men yell, from SJSU in the service. and at the same time said. job as an industrial arts are not sophisticated, "Get a little..." and the Twenty students have providing themselves with Henderson remembers teacher at Buchser High according to Henderson, women respond, "YAR- signed up for the class so a little brother or sister, his third year at SJSC when School in Santa Clara. but he eventually hopes to DAGE!" far this semester, ac- should look into Operation a classmate, Don Bogdan, "I went to all the teams become so well-known SJSU is about the only cording to Mendenhall. Share. took him to a football I cheered for," he said, through his cheering that place he's allowed to use it. Operation Share is a game. During the game, "and told them if they he can channel all his "I feel students should service in which college Bogdan encouraged him to didn't start paying me participate in the program students can involve help lead cheers in the enough to earn a living on, today's kids are themselves with children because crowd. I'd have to keep teaching La our future's community," who, for various reasons, "He had brought a and quit them; so they she said. "The kids of San have been neglected. Many drum and a bugle to the decided to up my fees and I Jose should have the op- TV'S FOR RENT of them have had little game," Henderson said. quit teaching instead." porttunties given to them opportunity to grow "Since I couldn't play the Henderson now makes which students have had. last academically since the bugle, I had to take the "more in a month for "They should also have first grade. drum," which has "been cheering than I made Share's the chance to attend a Special Student rates According to my trademark ever since." teaching a year at most university of their choice in Gyrr Theresa Mendenhall, The drum, according to Buchser." He has full-time youngsters involved in the the future. With SJSU's Henderson, helps to get contracts with the Houston $12 PER MONTH many wat program are two or three students assistance people's attention for the Oiler, the B.C. Lions la that Mon years behind their peer of them will have two or three seconds it Canadian football team), opportunity. 377-2935 educationally. Many have takes to start a cheer. the Oakland A's, the emotional problems which For further in- At the end of that with need to be dealt with. formation about the season, Henderson and ASSOCIATED STUDENTS PROGRAM BOARD hitti "Some kids are program, stop by Room 343 Bodgan were asked by the SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY starved emotionally of Sweeney Hall or call 277- SJSU cheerleaders to try tend because of negligent 3257. out for the cheerleading parents. Others are from squad. Both tried out, but TONIGHT stai single-parent families The author of only Henderson made it. Atm where little time is yesterday's feature on low "It was really funny. - available for them," week. A second unit is Gilbert Solano in 1966. riders was Julie Pitta, Bogdan was possessed with eletii Mendenhall said. earned when the student Solano was a community Spartan Daily staff writer. school spirit. AU he wanted II I cyi/f"; r: "The kids need people also attends the Share class specialist who believed Ed. to do was practice the I MI to listen and relate to their and two program ac- Spanish children should routines for tryouts problems," she added. tivities. The program can alter These activities are Sept 16 7 8 10 p.m, $1.75 a volunteer's career parties held for both the direction. Mendenhall children and their tutors at spoke of a woman who, different times of the year, 19th of September GENE RICHARD because of her involvement including Halloween and WILDER a` 0E1 with the service, changed Christmas. PRYOR her major from early The third unit is earned Celebration Concert Together Again in... childhood education to when the student works something else. with a child five hours a "Through the program week, attends the class and AT SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY the woman learned of her also participates in the dislike for working with activities. Saturday Spartan Stadium STIR children, and decided she In addition to helping no longer wanted the field the child, the tutors must 1 PM to 8 pm of early childhood talk to the child's teacher CRAZY education for her career," once a month, and keep ROI declared Mendenhall. track of the child's Another example given progress. Mendenhall also was a young man who suggests the tutors talk to Ni\ c decided to become a the child's parents oc- eaturing teacher after being a Share casionally. The only GNI tutor. qualification a Share tutor The number of units must have, she said, is a DISCOUNT MOVIE PASSES earned depends on the willingness to make a volunteer's degree of in- commitment and stick CON FUNK SHUN ARE STILL AVAILABLE volvement. To earn one with it. 8 Movies for 510 unit, students must work The original program Season Pass for $20 with a child three hours a was started at SJSU by WAR WA

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In those 15 games, Hearns won't handle Ray 1 When Mani Hernandez, the best players I've ever "After I scored to tie scored a one of SJSU's all-time had." Hernandez the game, the people were remarkable total of 26 great athletes, retired from Speaking of Her- so mad at their team that been goals, which is still a single could work against Hearns dleweight titlist, has competitive soccer last nandez' SJSU career, they were throwing He lacks Leonard's season Spartan record. By Michael Liedtke is the magnitude of the through gladiator wars year, SJSU soccer coach fantastic is definitely the watermelons and tran- machine-gun quickness. Benitez and Last year, Sergio Cardoso Staff Writer bout, which is, of course, with Wilfred Julie Menendez jumped at word. sistor radios at them," he Leonard's gritty savvy, should be tied Hernandez' mark, but At one time, Roberto billed as The Fight of Duran, so there the chance to hire him as In 1968, Hernandez added. and Leonard's con- being it must be noted that Duran was one of the most no question about his his new assistant coach. entered the Spartan line-up "Being able to summate boxing skills. The Century. Cardoso played five more feared men in boxing. The Hearns has never mental and physical "We're very close. We as a sophomore and led the represent your country has Hearns, a flat-footed games. man with hands of stone experienced life toughness for this gs2 back many years," Spartans to their highest got to be the greatest slugger, has hinted that he really epic At the conclusion of the was once regarded as a under a looking glass battle. U e ndez said. "And when finish ever in the NCAA satisfaction that an athlete may alter his style or the 1968 season, Hernandez pillar of granite in the ring, before. On the other hand, Look for Hearns to I found out he was playoffs with a 13-2 record. can have," he concluded. Leonard fight by staying on was picked as the North immune to annihilation. Leonard's every move has come out swinging and available I asked him to The Spartans ad- After his amateur his toes more. American Collegiate That image held true been magnified for years. probably win most of the coach. vanced to the semi-final career ended, Hernandez Leonard would relish - Soccer Player of the Year. until Sugar Ray Leonard Hearns' endurance and early rounds as he tries to "He had a fantastic round that year, but lost in played for a few exposed the quintessential - and eat up such a How many SJSU athletes professional teams, in- change in Hearns' style. overall toughness is also hit Leonard with his best have been national killer as a quitter last suspect. shot. cluding the San Jose November. "I don't think he is collegiate players of the Earthquakes. He was a coordinated enough to Besides Pipino Cuevas, But as Hearns becomes year in any sport? A smiliar fate awaits progressively more tired member of the Ear- Thomas (Hit Man) Hearns box," Leonard stated. the WBA welterweight The SJSU soccer thquakes' 1975 indoor Leonard has a point. At champion has never fought and frustrated, expect record book is filled with tonight when he fights Leonard to asset himself season title-winning team. 6-foot-1, Hearns looks a truly top-caliber op- Hernandez' name. In a 1969 Leonard for the just before the midway "This is a real joy for gangly and ungainly in the ponent and has only gone game against UC-Santa undisputed welterweight point of the bout. me," Hernandez said of his ring at times, an ap- the distance twice (neither Cruz, Hernandez hit for championship at Caesars It won't be short, but it coming back to coach at pearance which will only were 15-round bouts). seven goals to set the single Palace in Las Vegas. should be sweet. Sugar Ray SJSU. "This is one of the Hearns won't quit, but be accentuated by Leonard, the WBC game scoring record. His will win on a TKO in the best teams SJSU has ever Leonard may make him Leonard's guile and grace. welterweight champion career total of 29 assists is no mid- 14th round had. There are wish he had. Another factor which and WBA junior another record. weaknesses. The defense The brighest moment Like Duran, the un- has got to be the best in the defeated Hearns is an in Hernandez' soccer we country right now and awesome puncher, career, however, had and have a very intelligent knocking out all but two of WELCOME TO nothing to do with SJSU. creative midfield." Playing for the U.S. his opponents in his 32 This year's Spartans victories. national team in 1971, - also feature the high But Leonard has Hernandez scored the goal scoring tandem of Giulio SUGALAND to put the U.S. into the 1972 proven he can roll with the Bernardi and Sergio punches, so Hearns may Summer Olympics. Cardoso. With the United States have to resort to other tudent U nion ames rea "I really like Sergio weapons in his arsenal. S G A trailing El Salvador 1-0 in Giulio," Hernandez and However, Hearns has the second half of a are definite said. "They very little ammunition to qualifying game, Her- pro prospects and are good lower level, student union unleash besides his nandez connected to tie the team players." score enabling the U.S. bazooka blows. team to advance into the take a break from school next elimination round against Jamaica. The U.S. ten downed Jamaica 2-1 to qualify for the Olympics. Games area hours "That game against El EXPERIENCE IT... Salvador was incredible," BOWLING BILLIARDS M-Th 8 a.m.-12 mid mIv Many Moan Hernandez said. "The game was down there and z WHISTLER PINBALL, TABLE TENNIS Assistant soccer coach Mani Hernandez Fri 8:30a.m.-1a.m. the stadium was full with Sat 12 noon -lam. FOOSBALL, SNACK BAR 35,000 people. There were Lady Spartans meet No. 11 SUN VALLEY Sun 12 noon -12 mid VIDEOS Northwestern spikers When you've tried everything else... Buoyed by its persuasive victory in its season opener Look for us last week, SJSU's women's volleyball team is convinced it by the st be able to compete with Northwestern University, the SKYDIVE Complete first jump course 1,6. 11 team in the nation, tonight at 7:30 in the Men's Student Union SUGALAND SPECIAL SUGALAND SPECIAL Gym. Individuals $75.00 Coach Dick Montgomery and the rest of the team Group Rates ' watched Northwestern battle Santa Clara for five sets or call Bowl one game FREE Play 15 minutes of No Extra Costs Monday night and were not awed. Dove: 268-6169 any time lanes are FREE pool any time "We feel comfortable with our chances of competing Nearest school to Connie: 996-0267 available. EXPIRES tables ore open. with them," Montgomery said. SJSU may be without the services of freshman outside the South Bay SEPT 30, 1981 EXPIRES 9/30/81 bothered by a painful hitter Linda Fournet, who is being Falcon Parachute School ONE PER CUSTOMER ONE PER CUSTOMER tendinitis condition in her right knee. (209) 836-1544 The game will be broadcast by KSJS (90.7 FM) SJSU SKI CLUB ' starting at 7:20 p.m. General admission tickets are 82 and (209) 364-6430 student admission is $1. classifieds

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.411111ONNEMEMIP By Greg Garry Staff Writer Washburn Hall is the proud owner of two large trophies awarded for last semester's local and state-wide athletic competitions. Computer center to replace trophies won by Washburn represents first One of the place in the intramural competition between the different dormitories on campus. The sports included tennis, in football, softball and a "turkey trot" running competition. Reserve Book Room 1983 "It's a terrific way for students to channel some of the permit SJSU to fund only president of information computer and the com- By Kathy Chin nervous tension brought on by school pressures," said Jo phase at a time. systems and computers. puter staff, but not any of Staff Writer one Stewart, resident adviser at Washburn. construction Tsao said the state will pay the terminals. The labs will Conversion of the The Stewart said there are two different leagues in which proposal will be submitted for leasing costs. remain at their present Reserve Book Room dorm residents may compete. to the California Statr The new computer, locations in the (CRBR) into a computer "One league is just for dorms on our campus," she University and Colleges' worth $2.5 million and to be Engineering Building, center is expected to be said. Dorms compete with each other for one of the the chancellor next year for leased for $22,300 monthly Business Classrooms, completed my March 1983. trophies. The other league is university-wide. It includes approval. If not passed, the for five years, will be kept MacQuarrie Hall and The Hawley, Stowers fraternities, sororities and clubs from the whole project will be halted until at Control Data Cor- science building. and Associates ar- university system." money is available. poration until delivery in The computer center chitecture group has been C In addition to winning a trophy for the on-campus Lantow maintained, 1983. offices are scattered over hired to construct drafts competition, Washburn Hall won a trophy for most projects must un- Lantow indicated that three floors which makes ,LAdormitory for the remodelling, in the the California State University and Colleges system-wide dergo similar waiting the most economical communication between planning stages since 1976. competition. periods. method of installing the the instructors and The design team will students last spring got together and decided to Meanwhile, the CSUC computer is to wait until programmers difficult, "The begin its work sometime go all out and try and win the trophy," Stewart said. 1 system has leased 19 the RBR is renovated, so said Tsao. next month, said Sue amazed at how seriously they took the practice computers, one for each of the computer can be in- "Time is also wasted was Lantow, facilities analyst. sessions and how hard they worked." the state campuses. stalled directly. walking around," he Although computer said the activities help residents believe they "All of the computers If funding comes stressed. Stewart center construction has not of something. have been ordered by the through for constuction, The Reserve Book are part yet been funded by the a world unto itself and you can build a said Paul the 13,000-square-foot RBR Room was the best choice "A dorm is university, Lantow said chancellor," loyalty," she said. vice will house the main for the center because "it's strong sense of identity and "Each budgetary limitations Tsao, associate a self-contained building," dorm has a personality of its own." proud of the Tsao said. Another site Stewart said the new dorm residents are possibility was the second two trophies and plan to win again. it," she said. or third floor. However, the "There is a lot of good feeling about here." staff would not have all "They want to make sure they keep the trophy Robinson presented been able to fit in com- Stewart said A.S. President Tony fortably. the awards at an all-dorm meeting last week. The present computer, Tony Robinson presents Washburn Hall with which is also under lease one agreement, will be of two trophies for excellence in athletics. returned to Control Data when the new one arrives. According to Tsao, the Group says 'it can be done' new model is 19 times more powerful than the existing unit. -It's faster in speed Program members seek and has more storage space," he said. Tsao believes the answers to local problems remodelling costs for the library would have run By David Flemate to the problems that plague Glenn Hoffmann, to ments as members of these " $13,000. Lantow refrained Staff Writer parts of downtown San organize top city officials, teams. jeop from disclosing the Si se puede, means "it Jose. policemen, community Each team works oil estimated remodelling can be done." The target area is from workers and citizen leaders developing community costs because a bid has not Photo the Stehhert 844herhol This is the name of a First Street west to King in studying ways to reduce service projects that will been discussed yet. one-year-old program that Road, and from Santa youth violence. involve the people of the Doug Boone, Industrial Engineering senior, makes computations on one of When the RBR is is seeking to find answers Clara Street north, to SJSU President Gail community. It is not pre- converted, the new RBR the terminals in the Computer Center. The new center will be in the Reserve Bedding Street, said Sam Fullerton appointed Jose determined what those will be in the old library. Book Room. Bozzo, on-campus coor- Villa, Interim dean of the projects could be. Art fain dinator. School of Social Work, to health fairs and famtli This 288-block target head an interdisciplinary counseling are among fl area was picked because of team of people from possibilities, according to Studio Hour presented Thursday its high rate of truancy and various departments. They Bozzo. "A Portrait of Women," a two-woman The show discusses women's thoughts on tertainment or workshops to SJSU students show that details women's thoughts and motherhood, the way women look, fathers every Thursday from 3:30 to 4:20 p.m. in the feelings through quotes from authors, will be and fathering, and women with careers. Studio Theatre. Teams develop community projects SJSU's Studio Hour's Thursday presentation. Offered free to students, "A Portrait of This semester, Studio Hour will include a Katherine Irvine and Lorraine Olsen Women" will be presented by Studio Hour at stage workshop program, scenes acted out by youth violence in assembled dramatic quotes from authors 3:30 p.m. the will Thursday in the Studio Theatre, advanced drama classes, a one-act play, a schools. investigate the ways "At this point, our including Erica Jong, Maya Angelou and Speech and Drama building, room 103. mime show, and an hour SJSU could become of musical comedy. "Si Se Puede" was major concern is to get Betty Rolin with Irvine's lightly comical Studio Hour, a presentation of the directly involved with the started by the Barrio Club, students enrolled for credit material. Theatre Arts Department, offers free en- project. a group formed by County who are interested ir Superintendent of Schools working with the corn Teams are being spartagL ti( le formed now, according to munity in any wa) Bozzo, consisting of possible." Bozzo said. various students. By using The SJSU Computer The Public Relations hold a meeting to elect Team is still recruiting. Allmen, at 277-2272 for skills learned in respective The deadline for Science Organization will Student Society of America officers 2:30 p.m. today in Faculty or staff in- Meetings are held at 3:30 details. fields of study, SJSU add/drop enrollment is hold a general meeting at PRSSA ) will hold a the S.U. Guadalupe Room. terested in joining a year- p.m. Tuesdays and students can now earn Friday. Those interested 3:30 today in Engineering chapter meeting tonight at Call Ngoc Lou at 295-6147, old chess league should Thursdays in the Forensics credit by enrolling in in- should call Sam Bozzo at Building room 300. Call 7 in the S.U. Almaden evenings, for details. send their name to Lounge, Speech and dividual studies classes in 277-2701, or Jose Colchadc David Bell at 241-3448, for Room. Call Julie Zak at "Chess", care of the Drama Building, room 112. their respective depart- at 277-2847. information. 298-9571. Cercle Francais will English Department. Call Jan Hoffman or Laurie sponsor a reunion/orien- Lemat at 277-2898 or 277-2902 The SJSU Advertising The Model United tation today from 1:30 to The SJSU Aeronautics for more information. "Fine Submarine Sandwiches Since /968" " Club will hold its first Nations will hold an 3:30 p.m. in the Spartan Department will hold an 4 meeting tonight at six in organizational meeting Pub. annual all-student meeting Career Planning and the Journalism classroom tonight at six in the S.U. at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Placement will sponsor on- 117. For more information, Montalvo Room. Call The University campus concert hall. The campus interview sign-ups call Debbi Herath after 6 Michael F. Siladi at 967- Committee in Solidarity meeting will feature for graduating seniors and p.m. at 988-1346. 0319 ( evenings ) or 946-8100, with El Salvador will hold reports by two SJSU registered alumni from extension 611 (afternoons). an orientation meeting and graduates who competed in 1:30 to 5:30 p.m.tomorrow The Wednesday slide show at 11:30 a.m. the International Flying and Friday. Prior to sign- Cinema will present "Stir The Pre -Dental today in the S.U. Competition held in ups students should pick up Crazy" at 7 and 10 tonight Student Association will Guadalupe Room. England last month. registration materials and Mon.-Sat in Morris Dailey hold its first meeting a recruitment schedule in 10:30-10:00 8th 0' Williams St Auditorium. Cost is $1.75. A meeting tonight at 7 in the S.U. concerning The SJSU Forensics Building Q. Call Cheryl Sundays 11:00-1000 297-1132 Constanoan Room. Call residency and those af- Career Planning and George Heiner 415)( 651- fected by the new Placement will sponsor 9259, for more information. residency laws will be held televised practice in- at 1 p.m. today in front of terviews from 2:30 to 4:30 The SJSU Women's the Associated Students SAitbOAT FOR SALE! DOES MONEY GROW ON p.m. today in the In- Center is sponsoring a "Fat office on the second level of TREES? structional Resources is a Feminist Issue" group the Student Union. Denter, room 308. starting tonight at 7 at the center, located in the MECHA, a campus VENTURE 21 FOOT sloop Career Planning and second floor of Building U. Chicano organization, will Placement will hold a Other groups will meet celebrate Mexican In- EXCERENT CONdiTiON. session in career and self- 12:30 to 2 p.m. Fridays. dependence with a film, exploration from 2:30 to Call Lucinda at 294-7265, or photo display, skit, speaker 4:30 today in the S.U. Cathy at 277-3996, for in- and refreshments at 1 p.m. CAR 354-3198 AfTER 6p.m. Costanoan Room. For formation. today in Dudley Morrhead information, call Cheryl Hall, room 208. Allmen, 277-2272. The Vietnamese ****************************************** ****** Student Association will No It Doesn't. FREE GROUP COUNSELING BEATLE MANIA for If you're healthy and reliable, you can receive Personal Problems up to $80 cash a month by becoming a Stress Reduction blood/plasma donor.lt takes only two to four Effective Learning is scoisiNuo hours a week Self-confidence and you're paid on the spot! It's a Black Students safe, easy, and flexible way to get that extra International Students cash now. Want to know more? Call Hyland Women Center for an appointment at 294-6535. SEPTEMBER 27 Hyland Donor Center, 35 S. Almaden Counseling Services, Adm, 223 Ave., San Jose, Ca. Open 7a.m. to 4:30 Funalid by ASSOCiAnd STUdINTS p.m. Closed 277-2966 Wednesday. ************************************ ***** *****

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