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SJSU student Superchunk of talent beaten after football game SJPD investigates incident as a possible hate crime; no arrests made in the case BY DON McGEE Ken Cushman, a 24-year- Spartan Daily Staff Writer old senior majoring in man- A white SJSU student was agerial information systems, attacked and beaten by a said the group approached group of six to seven African- him and female friend, Sonja American men following Sat- Rashid, after they walked from urday night's Spartan football the game to Rashid's car, game. which was parked on Ninth The incident, which occurred and South Keyes streets. at 9:10 p.m., is being investigated According to Rashid, one of as a possible hate crime, said San the men approached Cush- Jose Police Department Public man at the car and began to Information Officer Veronica Damon. See FIGHT, Page 3 Nine CSU campuses

plan shutdown today JENNIF ER FE LIRTADO - SPARTAN DAILY

BY SEAN COOPER Spartan Daily Staff Writer In the wake of devestating budget cuts which have sent fees Punk-rockid soaring and classes and student services shrinking, students, staff and faculty of several CSU campuses are joining together in a shut-down demonstration today and Thursday. They are protesting what they perceive to be the general eco- for fun in the nomic deterioration of higher education in California. Joined by the CSU campuses in Los Angeles, Northridge, Sacramento San Diego, Chico and Humboldt, the San Francisco State Coalition of Students, Faculty and Staff has organized and Amphitheater planned the two-day event to protest the recent 8.8 percent cut in the CSU budget and 40 percent increase in student fees. Top: North Carolina's Superchunk played in the Instead of holding class, many instructors will be holding infor- Student Union Amphitheater Tuesday after- mal discussions of budget- and education-related topics. noon. From left to right, Jim Balance, Mac The Coalition solicited and consolidated the support of the McCaughan, John Worster and Laura Balance California Faculty Association (CFA) and the California State provided the tunes. Students Association (CSSA), as well as SFSU's Associated Stu- Right: Andy Swartz, a freshman from the Univer- dents, in assembling a unity of cause to raise awareness about sity of California at Santa Cruz, and his brother the state of the CSU system. Mark drove from Santa Cruz to hear the group. DAVID AIL MARSHALL - SPARTAN DAll See SHUTDOWN, Page 3 Activist Mattern to speak on peace, environment and 'New World Order'

Survey to study SJSU'sY B JON SOLOMON wide arms race, review the environmental cri- was a contributing author of the book "Build- Spartan 1Lilly Staff Writer sis and talk about the need for a new leader- ing a More Democratic United Nations" which Douglas Mattern, president of the Associa- ship to improve the nation's future. was published last year. post-budget-cut climate tion of World Citizens, will speak on the topic Mattern wrote two resolutions to stop the In the '80s, Mattern traveled to the Soviet of "What New World Order?" at 7:30 p.m. arms race. Both were signed by 51 Nobel lau- Union six times as a speaker for the Volga tomorrow at the First Methodist Church. reates and accepted by the United Nations as Peace Cruises. Following the Reagan-Gor- Board works toward better understanding Mattern has been active as a lecturer on part of the 1978 and 1982 special session on bachev Moscow Summit in 1988, Mattern met peace, the environment and other related disarmament. He has also published more Mikhail Gorbachev at a meeting held in global issues. He'll discuss the role the United than 30 articles on disarmament, the United Moscow with members of Western peace orga- BY MARIA C. ROSE Schulter, director of Disabled Stu- Nations must play in the New World Order. Nations, world community, the environment nizations. spartan Poly NIA Writer dent Services. He will also give an update on the world- and citizen diplomacy. In addition, Mattern Tomorrow's event is free. When budget cuts lead to class HRAB is only part of many shortages and unexpected layoffs, different groups on campus it's up to the Human Relations working toward a better atmos- Advisory Board to make an over- phere on campus, Schulter said. Women share experiences all assessment of how people get Budget cuts have compounded A touch of glass along on campus under the the level of stress around campus with abortion at discussion strain. for students, faculty and staff. To assess the campus climate, "It evokes immediate pain in HR AB is developing a survey for everyone," Schulter said. With BY JANE MONTES something she claimed was never students, faculty and staff, fewer services and classes, "the 'Tartan Daily Staff Writer before discussed in the media. according to chairman Michael staff wonders if 'I will have my Going for her first abortion, She said the Crisis Pregnancy Ego, associate dean of the College job tomorrow, or if I will have Wendy Hoag never saw the doc- Center assists women in deciding of Applied Sciences and Arts. someone else's job as well:" he tor. He only waved her intrauter- not to have an abortion, to follow Ego expects the categories of said. ine device over the drape block- through with the pregnancy. the assessment survey to cover a The board is composed of facing her view and said, "This is the Hoag said the media kept variety of problems and issues ulty, staff and students who rep- culprit:' She explained her expe- Planned Parenthood alive facing the SJSU campus. resent SJSU's diverse population, rience during a discussion spon- through financial support. "Many problems arise from Ego said. sored by SJSU's Students for life "Planned Parenthood is not a misunderstanding as well as The board was created partial- on Monday night. good community service; it deliberate acts:' said board mem- ly in response to a student's art The topic of the discussion was makes its money from abortions:' ber Robert M lines, who is also project in fall 1990 when a "Women's Rights? Corporate Hoag said. director of the school of art and dummy, spray-painted in America, Politics and the Abor- She claimed the abortion design. maroon and wearing a George- tion Industry: What are They industry made S5 million dollars As an advisory board to SJSU's town University sweatshirt and Trying to Protect?" There were last year and that only one out of Interim President J. Handel high-top tennis shoes, was hung two guest lecturers: Hoag, a for- 33 women who seek pregnancy Evans, HR AB has been asked by by the neck in the quad as part of mer disc jockey from radio sta- counseling at Planned Parent- Evans to assess the mood of the a larger class display. tion KOME, and one other hood has a baby; the rest have campus. Its mission is to increase "You have to listen to all the woman who called herself Joan. abortions. respec t and understanding of dif- voices on this campus to hear Both women felt qualified to However, Valerie Rowe, the ferent people, Ego said. what they are saying," Schulter speak because loan had two abor- assistant manager of the San Jose In general. the issue of human said. "There is no magic answer tions and Hoag had four. Hoag Planned Parenthood Clinic, relations concei ns how race, sex or or someone would have come up claimed Planned Parenthood did denied this claim. According to any other difference may affect how with it already. These are tough not explain to her the abortion Rowe, only 4 percent of patients people get along. Milnes said. times:' procedure or the consequences of have abortions. "It would be naive to expect "We need to know what's PATTI EAGAN SPARTAN DAILY post-abortion syndrome. "Abortions are not our busi- that the HRAB will solve the going on in our own household:' Hoag also said that while ness; we help the women make interracial problem and stress said member Charles Whitcomb, Disney Stephens, a Junior majoring In art, works on a pro- Planned Parenthood could adver- good decisions:' Rowe said. problems. No one single body in chairman of the recreation and ject for her Art 130A glass class. tise in the yellow pages, the Crisis the state will solve the stress leisure department. "The real Pregnancy Centers could not See WOMEN'S RIGHTS, Page 3 problem," said member Marty challenge is ahead'

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He then holds it up to his In thinking of this gem (or One possibility is that the An end to hunger achievable nose, plugs his right nostril should I say pearl?) of a quote, world could be our oyster for and in a flash the oyster meat is I bet the author had some pre- most of us, while some are Writers Forum sucked through his nasal cavity vious thoughts. Maybe "The lucky enough to find the pearl. People starve to death everyday in but don't seem to feel the same into and out of his mouth, and world is my mussel." Nah, too Some of us spend our lives on a bery, flavorless mass ot muscle. this world despite the fact that there is urgency when it comes to human life. then into a glass. banal. Or how about the "The trip through the land of ooze The oyster got half way down now enough food to feed everyone on Our concerns and efforts to save world is my shrimp:' I don't and abs and opening hundreds my throat before I found that I earth. the starving of the world are not For those of you who didn't think so. "The world is my of oysters hunting for that couldn't endure it. So I violent- So why do around 13 million chil- working. Although large amounts of catch it the first time, Dave Let- clam:' Not enough syllables. pearl. ly spit it out and vowed never dren under the age of 5 die every year money and food continue to be terman was sure to catch the to eat oysters again. Then after a few beers and While we're on the subject because of hunger? What is wrong donated, somehow it doesn't reach the essence of the meat flying from maybe a dose of opium he of oysters, a memory of the with a system that can consistently children we see on the front pages of his nose in slow-motion. Defi- Well it turns out that I probably exalted in coming up first and only time I tried oys- produce an abundance of food, yet newspapers almost everyday. nitely a spectacle to behold. should have been eating oys- with: "The world is my oyster:' ters comes to mind. It was a leave millions to starve? What is wrong with a world that ters all along. Recent studies The whole time I was watch- Yeah, that's it. Little did he rather unpleasant experience, Bureaucracy. Too much red-tape. emphasizes so much on building show that oysters contain large ing this section of Letterman's know that the quote would be a to say the least. I didn't know The world has more than enough weapons to kill people yet can't seem amounts of zinc and are good "Stupid Human Tricks:' I was mainstay in the English Ian- that the secret of successfully food, yet the inability to distribute it. to find a way to save them? for a man's libido. It's been said thinking of the quote, "The guage for years to come. downing an oyster is not to Food is given to people who then take Priorities. The world needs to that Casanova ate 50 oysters a world is my oyster:' "The world chew it. You shouldn't even advantage of it and use it to make reevaluate how they feel towards day to pump up his libido. is my oyster?" Who knows People have been saying it attack one with the intent of themselves rich. All the while, inno- human life. Society needs to decide Now he's one person who exactly what it's implying, but for a longtime, just because it's chewing it. cent children are rapidly resembling what is more important; increasingly could truly say, "The world is it does slide off of the tongue one of those quotes that sticks their inner skeleton. sophisticated technology or food to my oyster." nicely. It's one of those quotes in your head. No matter how Well, I did. 1 plopped the The U.S. is as much to blame as the those 13 million children who will die that you know, but not the per- long you think about it you'll slimy thing in my mouth and Ion Solomon is a Daily stall writer rest of the world. We are quick to this year. son behind the words. Often probably never grasp the true started gnawing on that rub- jump into a war when it concerns oil, more Reactions to Clinton's arrival on campus Codependent some enjoy the event. She followed It was more than a slight the KSJS commentators quali- We are dysfunctional until proven Great event; had emcee this wonderful gesture by ask- oversight when grammar fied their remarks be declaring functional. And the whole of our exis- ing those who were sight school children and San Jose's to effect, tence is figuring out if we're screwed As chairperson of the Politi- impaired to move "to this side business community were pro- "KSJS does not in any way up, why we're screwed up, how we got cal Awareness Committee, the of the room" (while pointing to vided ample room, while SJSU advocate or endorse Governor screwed up and how to unscrew our- committee which co-spon- the left side of the stage). First, students were ignored. Where Bill Clinton. As a matter of selves. sored Governor Bill Clinton's we were not in a room, we were was the student section? fact, if George Bush were here It is the I 990s, the age of analysis. visit to SJSU on Thesday, I am outdoors. And second, what a I was under the impression on campus, we would cover The 21st century will be peopled with Brooke Shelby Biggs truly embarrassed. Not for the wonderful gesture it was for that Clinton's appearance was him, since it would be a politi- crossed-eyed humans, whose eyeballs (...-.."/ event, which I thought went her to point to, rather than to emphasize his focus on cal event. And if Gore were on have stuck from looking inward so quite well. It is always a special explain, where those who were higher education. campus, we would cover him. much. So... Whats Your Point? event when a Presidential can- sight impaired should stand. I was excited that college And if Quayle were on cam- A friend of mine donated a valiant didate makes an appearance at Finally, throughout the pre students were finally being rec- pus, we would even cover him assistance to my own struggle the a college campus. Not for the eventevents, foul language flew ognized for the voting power I guess..." Chuckle, chuck- other day, trying to explain what was friendliness. For instance, we might planning which took many, from her mouth as if the fourth we hold. Finally, the spotlight le. wrong with me, what was wrong with never learn to ask for what we need or sometimes troubling hours. grade children, (iovernor Clin- would be pointed towards us. I do not take issue with the my doomed relationship, and what want, which can turn quickly to poi- Instead, I am embarrassed for ton's invited guests, were not Unfortunately, the only things commentator having a blatant, was wrong with my ex -partner sonous resentment and loneliness. the young lady who emceed even there. Not even the ones pointed at me were the fingers negative biased view of the vice (excuse the semantics, I'm 12-step sat- Willing the world to read our minds and nearly destroyed the event. who were holding the "Pro- of the San Jose Police Depart - president. I do, however, object urated). only results in frustration. While the purple hair was Clinton, Pro-Choice, Pro- ment, who rerouted my nor- to these insidious charades that She said, "Don't worry. Statistics Practice, practice, practice. Get in humorous, the act was course Schools" sign. mal schedule to and from class. amount to nothing more than say 98 percent of the population is touch with your selfish side and look and often it was truly offensive. I would have hoped that For the audience they chose duplicity. In other countries, codependent." out for number one. When you aren't From the young lady's allu- even if she didn't have enough to coddle, the planners would such as the United Kingdom, Oh, great. Exactly how do we deter- getting what you want or need, tell sions to purple acid, to her respect for the children she have had a more successful these false claims of impartiali- mine what constitutes a floating speck people. But don't expect this to endear declaring that the problem purported to cherish as our event had they held it at the ty are eliminated by disclosures of health amid a sea of gross disease? you to anyone. People will call you with the sound system WiLS future, she could have respect- Discovery Museum park and of the publication's political Or does that absolve me from even selfish, self-centered, self-absorbed "probably Republicans" ed the parents who may not left the SJSU students to worry inclinations. trying? and arrogant. unplugging the speakers, to have wished for their children about how we're going to fight My belief is that news medi- So, in a search for the elusive 2 per- Somewhere between these two her joking that a Clinton sup- he exposed to her filth. If she our way past the Romper ums, as a course of necessity, cent, we must define exactly what extremes complete selflessness and porter, fallen by exposure to had done this one favor, I'm Room devotees at the polls on must state the writer's or com- we're looking for. Which is sort of like complete selfishness lies the magic the hot sun, was merely a sure those of us in the crowd Election Day. mentator's view if he or she looking for a burglary suspect with 2 percent. Odds of finding it are Republican who was over- who were offended could have Jackie Daimon possesses one. Doing this com- these characteristics: short brown slightly lower than finding a mate that whelmed by the proceedings, I forgiven the lack of respect Senior. Anthropology pels readers to seek opposing hair, blue eyes, 59", wearing blue doesn't annoy you. found her act extremely vulgar. shown to us. or concurring arguments con- jeans and a white T-shirt, considered Let's examine a semi-fictional case It was a Republican PR dream. In her attempt at humor, she An unbiased viewpoint tained within other media. disarming. scenario: One member of a couple I was standing near the failed miserably. In the process This facilitates healthy dis- What exactly is codependency? Or notes that her partner seems unhappy. front of the "Special Guest" she embarrassed the Political Each day San Jose State stu- course. In addition, it necessi- is that codependence? Shouldn't we She asks about it, offers a hug, and section. An older gentleman Awareness Committee and the dents are incessantly bombard- tates that advocates of a posi- know the noun form of such a key ele- manages to cheer her partner up. This adversely affected by the sun members who worked so hard ed by what is purported to be, tion forward their best argument of all of our psyches? in turn makes her happy as well. passed out (this situation to make this event a huge suc- "unbiased" news coverage. ments rather than leaving the I've heard a million and seven defi- Sounds pretty healthy, right? Wrong. occurred at least three times cess, and the University. Genuine, unbiased news cover- "unbiased" media to report nitions. My take on it was that code- The individual who did the cheer- while those gathered waited for Tim Danzlger age is not had. But when the their half-truths. pendent individuals are "caretakers" ing up was being BOTH codependent the candidate's arrival). After Senior, Communuauom news media claims to be unbi- After all, "It is twice as hard who put other people's needs above AND selfish. She was putting her calling for the paramedics to ased, while, in fact, they are to crush a half-truth than a their own. This is a bad thing, under- partner's needs first codependent. care for the guest, the emcee Why the 4th graders? biased, news coverage becomes whole lie:' Austin O'Malley stand. She derived pleasure from her success declared that the gentleman a potent negative force. While I thoroughly expect Funny, I had been raised to care at cheering her partner up selfish. would be alright and asked I wonder how all the fourth Tuesday, once again, mag- the Spartan Daily to print this about other people, to want to make I have designed my own solution. I that we "get back to the fun:' graders will feel when they nificently illustrated this perva- letter as an inherent rebuke of them happy, and even to derive enjoy- have chosen to inhabit the uncharted Now that's compassion. show up on November 3rd to sive, industry-wide problem to my argument, I expect little, if ment from other people's happiness waters of the 101st percentile. I don't Later, the emcee explained cast their votes for Bill Clinton. which this publication and any substantive change of poli- especially when I had something to care about anyone else, and I don't that those who were hearing They will probably be your counterpart, KSJS, suc- cy. I nonetheless appreciate the do with it. Oops. Put me in with the care about myself. impaired could move to the left shocked to find out that they cumb. opportunity to express my 98 percent. And I'll try not to feel good about side of the stage where a aren't of legal voting age, a fact Example: After the KSJS "unbiased" view. Granted, some negative ramifica- anything. woman was signing. This that also slipped the minds of commentary of Governor Bill Keith Bergevin tions will arise from this selfless Brooke Shelby Biggs is a Daily staff columnist. would allow them to fully the planners of Tuesday's rally. Clinton's speech on campus, Senior, Business Management

SPARTAN DA I ILY ,tale University IN I iATE. Sit N ill XX, 1992 3 SpartaGuide Housing project comes with live-in tutors The San Jose State calendar LOS ANGELES (AP) State Other amenities include cash officer for the Century Freeway university's increased involvement and local officials dedicated a new learning incentives, a study room Housing Program, which autho- in the South Central area and a inner-city housing project Tuesday with computers and textbooks and rized the construction. growing trend of low-income STUDENTS UNITED FOR that comes with live-in tutors and full, four-year scholarships to USC The agency is paying $12 mil- housing developers to tailor pro- ACCESSIBLE EDUCATION: Offi- the promise of rent reductions and for residents who meet the univer- lion of the $24 million project. jet.ts to fit neighborhood needs. Today cer's meeting, 7 p.m., SS S. 6th St. college scholarships to encourage sity's admission requirements. Salveson and Hunter are raising AL-ANON FOR FAMILY AND #214, call 929-7042 children to learn. The tutors will be USC graduate the other half from private sources, FRIENDS OF ALCOHOLICS: EEXCEL, is one of more than 60 The 46-unit Academy Hall students. Resident counselors, said Wright. Weekly meetings, noon - 12:50 p.m., Thursday 24 private-public partnerships involv- Admin. 269, calf (510) 483-2084 apartment complex in South Cen- USC doctoral candidates in psy- USC is providing the scholar- ing 250,000 school children, in CAMPUS CRUSADE FOR tral is the first of several such pro- chology, will offer counseling ser- ships, tutors and counselors. which USC participates, Sample AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CHRIST: Nightlife, 8 p.m., SU jects planned by EEXCEL Apart- vices to the children and their fam- Calls to the offices of Salveson said. He described EEXCEL as an AERONAUTICS AND ASTRO- Almaden Room, call 293-5897 ments Inc., a private development ilies. and Hunter were not immediately example of how the public and pri- NAUTICS: Guest speaker from CAMPUS MINISTRY CENTER: firm, in conjunction with the Uni- Launched in 1990 by San Juan returned Thesday. vate sectors can work in harmony Space System Loral, 2:30 p.m., Engi- Fellowship and homemade meal, 6 versity of Southern California. Capistrano-based developers Kent Families began moving into to improve impoverished neigh- neering Building 272, call 277-0160 p.m. - 8 p.m., Campus Ministy Cen- "It's going to make life better for Salveson and Dan Hunter EEX- Academy Hall on Saturday, and the borhoods. ASSOCOAITED STUDENTS ter 10th and San Carlos, call 298- some urban families; USC Presi- CEL, or Educational Excellence for tutors and counselors are expected LEISURE SERVICES: SpartAero- 0204 dent Steven B. Sample said during Children with Environmental to be in place by October, said USC "Our place in the world and the bics, 4:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m., call 924- GALA: Meeting, 4:30 p.m. - 6:30 the dedication ceremony outside Limitations, is designed to provide spokeswoman Diane Swanbrow. 5960 quality of life is going to be deter- p.m., SU Guadalupe Room, call 238- the building. strong incentives to inner-city Tutors will be available four mined primarily by how well we ASPB: Wednesday Nite Cinema, 2002 "That's what I like about this youth to finish high school and go hours per day to work individually learn to treat our children; he said. Fried Green Tomatoes; 6 p.m. and HISPANIC BUSINESS ASSOCIA- project so much it's focused on on to higher education or voca- with students. They also will "We have to come to a realization 9 p.m., Morris Dailey Auditorium, TON: Weekly meeting, 7:15 p.m., children.... And the families who tional programs. supervise an evening study hall for that America treats its children call 924-6261 SU Guadalupe Room, call 365-2879 live here are going to be families Four other sites, totaling about children who want to escape such worse than any other industrial- low-income units, ized nation in the world.... We have CAREER PLANNING AND SAN JOSE STATE PRE-MED who are committed first and fore- 200 additional distractions as television in their to recognize that fact first in order PLACEMENT: Resume II, noon - CLUB: Meeting Career Planning most to the advancement of the are under development, said apartments. to make some progress." I:45 p.m.; On -Campus Interview and Placement Speaker, pizza and needs of their children; Michael Wright, chief financial The project reflects both the Preparation, 3:30 p.m., SU drinks provided, 1:30 p.m. - 2:20 Costanoan Room, call 924-6033 p.m., Duncan Hall 352 Fight: Incident may be hate crime CATHOLIC NEWMAN COMMU- STUDENTS BLACK BROTHERS From page 1 they all ran NITY: Exploring the Cathok Faith, AND SISTERS: Bake sale, all day, off. It was all totally ui walled 7 p.m. - 8:30 p.m., Campus Ministry in front of Student Union, call 924- for." COMEDY ask him, "What Center (10th and San Carlos) , call 7954 did you say to me Cushman suffered a cut lip 298-0204 man?" before pushing and hitting which required six stitches, a TRAFFIC SC,11001, STUDENTS HOMELESS him. black eye, a nose bleed, facial cuts $9 9thi ENGLISH DEPARTMENT/ BUL- ALLIANCE: Meeting, 6:30 p.m., WER-LYTTON UNDERGRAD Rashid, who was allegedly and a swollen jaw. He was treated with this ad DMH 226-B, call 971-1504 or 335- grazed by an attacker's punches, at San Jose Memorial Hospital. SOCIETY: Meeting, 12:30 p.m., 7039 classes taught by comedians Faculty Offices 104, call 248-0076 said Cushman fell to the ground "They just ran up to me SJ after being struck when some of Cushman said. no test or written work FANTASY/ STRATEGY CLUB: Friday 25 "I hadn't said any- the men started to ask Cushman thing to them" videos/movies Hugh Pham: SFB, 6 p.m., SU CAREER PLANNING AND if he was OK. No suspects have been arrested PachecoRoom, call 924-7097 PLACEMENT: Videotaped Practice 248 - 6811 "Then they hit him again; as yet, but anyone who witnessed Interviews, 9 a.m., 11 a.m., 2 p.m., RE-ENTRY PROGRAM: Brown Rashid said. the incident or has any informa- I. 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San Jose State University Diversity is key for local band SJSU Annual Water Quality Report - 1991

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UNREGULATED Everyone introduces them- "We have an honesty thing comes out when we throw that was recorded live at the Cactus ORGANIC CHEMICALS. selves and drummer Matt Kolb, about what we play:' bassist Jason way and go and jam:' Fleig said. Club last May. Bromobenrene Me who's known as the strong silent McNair said. "We all believe in An hour later the band walks a The band wanted to capture on Bromochlorarnelhane FF91 Stornorrarthane (Methyl type, says, "Hi I'm Matt and 1 what we're playing and what we're few blocks down from the Club tape the live energetic frenzy that drornide) me NO n Butylbentene me don't talk:' saying and that comes out Deluxe to the Nightbreak. Inside it's known for. S.. RotylbenFene me - lert Butythenrene rog/I - Singer Andrew Fleig, wearing a through the music!' this dark cavernous club, Cafe "There's only so much you can Chloruethane n5/I NO niulti-colored get up, takes a sip of "I think we are an alternative takes the stage and tries to capture do in the studio:' manager Dan 2 Chksorohylonyl ether me NO his Red Hook Ale, and talks about band, but alternative to what?" what the band describes as a hard- Prochazka said,"which is part of Chloromethane (Methyl Chloride) 1,5/1 NO the name of the band. Fleig said. to-please crowd. the reason we recorded it live:' 2 CnicooicAto.no rnin - "Right now I see it as we're "But at times we're way more McNair explodes into a funky Cafe usually pulls in big crowd, 4 .Chkao1o1uene me - rabounornethene me almost like a vendor or restaurant pop:. Gorky said, "At times we bass line for the introduction of one of the biggest draws in San 1,1 lachtorobenrenis (oOCS) P9', NO or something' he said."We just have songs that are really singable "Big Black Bomb:' and the rest of Jose, Prochazka said. 1,3 Dublaobentems In, DCB) me NO have a whole bunch of different and listenable, but other times we the band unloads a driving ener- "Our following is totally mas- Dichlorodillooromethane marl things to throw out at you and you kind of go off the deep end:' getic groove. sive and they can't find a stadium 1.30ic6loroprobsne Mil 2,2DIchkaopropene rrsyl Lan take your pick at them, and "Diversity is the key:' McNair A few songs later the energy large enough for us to play in:' 1.1 DIchlompropene ^VA 1-leirar Morrt.tedlanis nal you will definitely regret it!' said. momentarily settles as the band Fleig jokes. ler/war/Oben:an* me .. p leoproP011111.8. me It is seemingly relevant to say Cafe explores innovative musi- goes into "Swordfish:' Fleig starts Tonight's bill will include Palo Methylrbior de me ND that Cafe serves up some audibly cal terrain with each song, kind of the slow song with some haunt- Alto's T-Ride, Mere Mortals and Naphthalene MY, ND nPropylbenrene me palatable musical dishes, literally. like what I.ed Zeppelin used to do. ingly-melodic acoustic guitar 187 Calm. The show starts at 9 Styrene Me 1,1,1,2 Tetrechkaprthane A few of the band's songs do hap- There are also echoes of Jane's playing that conjures up images of p.m. nse ND Toluene rroyl Ni) 1,2,3 TricNcsobontene MO , , . 1,24 Trahkrobentene m.V1 ND 1,2,3 Trichloropropene MO 1.7,4 Trimethylbentene MO 4.3,5- tomelnylbenr one ',WI Crystal shines in Mr. Saturday Night' Mochas (Airmail mad tlrommod (Hyver) mud (hatinon rog/I Prornelryn (1:aperol) me Efinvellsode (1 yyrni me C Nor catialrIns (1...,inii, Ifidn d EFilm Review 1,0111 Methyl ethyl kelfine (Mt a. Rolanone) me Moo nrnabutyl Ireton* (Mili a / BY BRIAN HARR 1F91 Oodhrthesdpnthelate OS HP) Daily Entertainment Edam Me Naphthalene me Bill Clinton's recent visit to aidir art, il smo ) 11194 Me campus has everyone talking pon- t NI SIGANd C111 laid Al S ILs, but what this country needs is a president with a sense of Mu mma. me 1 044 024 Arse,* me 005 .0006 .0.005 humor. Barium me 1 .04 0 I 7 Co1mkoi. mil 001 .0.001 <0.001 Let's nominate Billy Crystal. Chtornium me VIII, .0006 .0005 Crystal's latest film, "Mi. Satur- Fluoride "se 14-241 012 .0 1 Peed P0/1 005 .0006 .0005 day Night:' combines the essence Mercury Me 0 002 .00002 .00007 Natoli, "VP 45 19 13 Ill stand-up comedy and the Selenium me 001 .0005 .00416 $11.1a Mal 005 .004 .001 drama of sibling rivalry, resulting in a side-splitting tear jerker, with RAD1OAC TI VI TV many more sides split than tears Gross Alpha AcIbity tiCin is, 1.12 - jerked. SECONDARY STANDAROS Crystal plays comedian Buddy Cfikrode mia, 600 33 29 Young Jr., a comic who puts the CM., ..9, I <0.01 .0.01 Foaming Agents (MBAS) M1/1 0.6 <0.02 AM punch back in stand-up. II,., me 0.3 <001 .0.01 Mangan.* me 006 .0 01 .0.01 Written, produced and direct - Sollete ..." 500 66 74 I'd by Crystal, the Zinc 1,911 5 0 013 003 film spans Buddy's 50-year career and (CITY PHOTO ADDITIONAL CONSTITUENTS depicts the joys and plights of With a lifetime of bittersweet memories behind them, Buddy AN 0. Young Jr. (Crystal, right) and his having his brother Stan (David manager/brother Stan (Paymer) share a poingant moment in Central Park. Tole) Herdneee me LIO 390 Paymer), also as a manager. Sodium 1,011 eis 32 Catch, ..,40 67 67 The film takes the audience career as a comic on Broadway, to focus of the film, the script was At the time, Potassium me Crystal's previous 1._Sgrotisson nu11 a I 64 from a routine with his brother in its ultimate collapse on the rest- full of dramatic moments, with film-"City Slickers"-seemed OTHERS ANALYSES the living room keeping the rela- home comedy circuit. only a touch of romance, just like a 10, but compared to "Mr. tives entertained to the apex of his Appopenl Color (unfiltered, Although comedy was the right. Saturday Night:' it's only a six. unite 15 .0 ' Odor Threshold (PI ' TON 3 .1 F mid hatolity NOD OS L.pruptory Turtsdity NTII II? 0 3.1 Souroe Temperature 'IC Free show in Concert Hall features UCLA I angler lodes Soutar Guitar Quartet Temperature 1 41r/ober Indent (GO I , BY JANE MONTES F old PH eld unit 'Tartan tally Stall W'nler each guitarist is a recipient (It. The lour musi- Buz] (,ravel le and Walter Marsh transcribe 1 abuts:tory pH Ad uns The UCLA Guitar Quartet will perform 7 7 76 cians are graduates of UCLA and active solo many 20th century works for guitar including Aggreeesre Incles solo, duo, trio, and quartet repertoires which performers. Ernst Krenek, Bela Bartok, Zoltan Kodaly, Silas me Phoephate mod include unique compositions and transcrip- Lawrence Schedler, a member of the quar- Ernst Toch, and Stravinsky. The quartet has Iodide me - tions of works from the Baroque to the 20th tet, will be graduating in the spring with his been touring since 1991. Sodium Abeorphon Ratio me - Aebedoe century in the music building's Concert Hall Masters in fine arts from UCLA in interactive There is a midday recital hour every Thurs- SpectIlc C cnduclance ((C) prnhorcm 710 750 Thursday at 12:30 p.m. eletro-acoustic performance. day in the concert hall which is supported by Total Allsafindy Me The concert is sponsored by the Randy James Phillipsen composes the pieces per- SISU's music department. Admission is free. Hydronde "WI .0 I <0.1 Carbonate 810 <2 42 Rhoades Memorial Guitar Scholarship which formed by the quartet. aie.inion.s. mai 250 304 World Events SPARTAN DAILY San Jose State University Wednesday, September 23,1992 5

or 50 years," said lean-Claude Andrieu, 0 Indian Firm halts mayor of Carpentras, a town in Vaucluse. o Woman swims Three people drowned in the Ardeche chemical sale after region just north of Vauduse after the channel for the Ardeche River overflowed from rain that U.S. complaint began Monday afternoon. record 20th time Two women, 60 and 35 years old, were BOMBAY, India (AP) - An Indian caught in floodwaters from the Ardeche DOVER, England (AP) - A 28-year- company has halted a sale of chemicals to and were swept away when they left their old British woman weathered a thunder- Syria after the United States complained car. A farmer also drowned while he was storm Tuesday to swim the English Chan- they could be used to make nerve gas, a trying to lead away horses from a field nel and break two records. company executive said Thesday. next to the Ardeche that had become With her 20th swim, Alison Streeter Future contracts with Syria must be inundated. made the crossing more times than any cleared by the Indian government, said Four people were missing in Ardeche other woman, taking the record from the executive of United Phosphorous who and the neighboring Drome region, police Canadian Cindy Nicholas, who made her spoke on condition of anonymity. said. 19th crossing 10 years ago, according to, This comes after the United States the British national news agency. intervened last month to stop a shipment @ Assembly ready to Ms. Streeter also broke an all-around of 45 tons of trimethyl phosphate en record for number of crossings in a single route to Syria. year, according to the Guinness Book of The Indian government has since oust Yugoslavia's World Records. Tuesday's crossing, her banned any overseas sale of the chemical seventh this year, broke a record of six set without permission. voice from U.N. by Briton Michael Read, who, with 31 @ U.S. consulate 0 Ramos repeals law U.S. authorities halted the shipment by crossings, holds the all-time record for appealing to the German government to UNITED NATIONS (AP) - Yugoslav English Channel swims. opens in port of banning Filipino order the German ship carrying the Premier Milan Panic failed in his 11th- cargo to return it to Bombay. hour attempt to postpone his country's Vladivostok Communist party India has been cooperating in drafting banishment from the General Assembly 0 Mexican freedom an international convention against for its role in the civil war in Bosnia- VLADIVOSTOK, Russia (AP) - The MANILA, Philippines (AP) - Presi- chemical weapons. Western countries Herzegovina, diplomats said Iliesday. fighter's remains American flag was hoisted Tuesday as the dent Fidel Ramos on Tuesday repealed have agreed on a list of 50 dual-purpose The 179-member assembly was to vote United States opened its first consulate in the law that made membership in the chemicals that could be ingredients for late in the evening on a Security Council could be in France this Pacific port that for decades was Communist party a crime, possibly weapons and have urged producing recommendation that Yugoslavia now closed to foreigners. paving the way for rebels to compete countries to regulate their export. consisting only of Serbia and its small ally MEXICO CITY (AP) - Mexico's A U.S. Navy band played while Ameri- openly in elections. Montenegro - lose its voting rights in funeral shrine to its independence heroes cans and Russians sipped champagne to But a human rights lawyer called the Storms sweep the General Assembly. may contain at least one wrong body. celebrate the return of an American move "a gimmick" because other laws With the Western nations and most of The remains of Jose Maria Morelos diplomatic presence in Vladivostok after punishing public dissent, including a through the non-aligned movement backing the may actually still be in France, according an absence of 44 years. statute against rebellion, still remain. France, move, Yugoslavia's suspension appeared to two prominent historians quoted 'Wes- It is only the third official U.S. repre- Ramos has also asked Congress to assured. day by the newspaper Excelsior. sentation in Russia after Moscow and St. increase the penalty for rebellion from life nine dead In a similar action in 1974, the General Morelos is among several heroes of Petersburg. The United States also has imprisonment to death. PARIS (AP) - Violent storms trig- Assembly stripped South Africa of its Mexico's 19th Century revolution against embassies in the other 14 former Soviet "Today we repeal (the law), confident gered flash floods that killed at least nine voting rights. Spain supposed to be buried in the Inde- republics. of our national stability and confirmed in people Thesday, damaging roads, crops In the face of his country's suspension, pendence Monument in the Alameda A Russian consulate will open in Seat- the resilience of our democracy:' Ramos and homes, and forcing the evacuation of Panic lashed out at the U.N. system in a park. tle. Two U.S. ships - the Coast Guard said after signing legislation repealing the numerous residences. letter sent Monday night to the 178 other But historians Luis Reed Torres and cutter Chase and the USS McClusky, a 35-year-old statute that made member- Six people were killed of storm-related U.N. missions. The former California Jose Manuel Villalpando said Morelos' destroyer - docked at Vladivostok for ship in a subversive organization a crime causes in the southeastern Vaucluse region businessman wrote that the U.N. action son stole his father's ashes from a church the ceremony. punishable by life imprisonment. when torrential rains caused rivers to would "set a dangerous precedent in the during a memorial service in 1823 and Regional governor Vladimir Randall "By assuring Communist insurgents of overflow. Vaucluse rushed in about 300 U.N. practice. apparently carried them to France when Lecocq, 45, a first secretary at the U.S. political space, we also challenge them to people and six helicopters to shore up 'What is at stake, is not only the status he moved there in 1866. Embassy in Moscow, will be the new con- compete under our constitutional system flooded areas and rescue stranded resi- of Yugoslavia, a founding member of the Historians said officials noticed the sul. He will be responsible for the entire and free market of ideas, which are guar- dents, many of whom had sought refuge United Nations, but in the long-run the missing remains in 1895, but after years Far Eastern region, including the anteed by the rule of law," said Ramos, a in trees and on rooftops. vital interests and rights of all small of confusion claimed to have discovered Khabarovsk, Sakhalin, Magadan, Yakut ia former military chief of staff and defense "It's the kind of storm you see only in 40 states,' the letter said. them and placed them in the monument. and Amur territories. secretary.

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After a second place loss to Ari- zona State University two seasons Hanson, a team member, has also ago, the SJSU Women's golf team's received the title of Academic All- 'Television dedication and endurance has paid American, with an overall GPA of off. 3.65. The team came back to win the Because the Spartans are the moguls NCAA Championships in Tempe, reigning NCAA champions, coach Arizona in May and will return most Gale can go outside the country to ignore motor of its players when it opens its season acquire the best players in the world. next week. An example is Walton, who comes to SJSU from Reading, England. "The coach recruited five good sports fans players and instilled in us the impor- And this year, the Spartans have a tance of working together as a team; new player Vibeke Strensrud, a fresh- said junior Lisa Walton who placed man, who comes from Norway. Football fans, you are a seventh in the NCAA tournament. "We're in the business of educat- lucky bunch. Same The five team members who went ing the world, not just California. So with you baseball why can't we bring in students who enthusiasts, stop to the tournament played well according to Mark Gale, head golf are planning to get degrees," said smiling so smugly. You have it all Gale. and you know it. Anytime you coach. The women's golf team went into Idaho-born Hanson believes the want you can watch a ballgame. team works well under pressure. Whether its on ESPN, the the NCAA championship ranked as Sportschannel or the networks, number two in the nation. SJSU beat "It was a great team effort because you can watch a ballgame. Most the NCAA record score by two shots. we put pressure on ourselves to be of the time you can watch more All players shot par and above. good:' Hanson said. Hanson antici- than one at a time. Senior Tracy Hanson, the number pates turning professional by next SAN JOSE STATE Well, I am here to say it's not one player going into the tourna- August. fair. As a motor sports fan I am ment, placed fourth overall. With most of his star players UNIVERSITY at the mercy of the of the racing Hanson and Walton received the returning, and the return of Sten- gods. Unlike those guys who like first team All-American honors. srud, Gale said the Spartans will be Neltkik sports with bats and balls I have placing them among the top eight expected to repeat last season's to search the television for any players in the country. accomplishments. CHAMPIONS crumb of motor sports I can Sophomore Nicole Materne "We are expected to win the possibly get. On top of it all, the placed 24th overall and junior Nicole National Championship this season WOMEN'S GOLF best source for motor sports is Horner took 53rd. Also receiving but if we don't, we know it's not the 4.131512. ESPN and I don't haw. cable. honorable mentions were senior end of the world," said Gale. Even when I have access to Ninni Sterner and Nicole Horner. " Any leading team can win:' ESPN, I have to be up at all hours Coach Gale not only expects ath- The Spartans' season begins Sept. of the night to try and catch the JENNIE R FURTADO SPARTAN DAILY letic achievement from his players 28, with a three-day tournament in Formula I car race broadcasting defending national champion SJSU women's golf team poses with its NCAA trophy and but academic excellence as well. Albuquerque, New Mexico. The live from another part of the banner. At top is coach Mark Gale. Clock wise from left to right is Tracy Hansen, Vibeke Sten- world. crud, Nicole Materne, Nini Sterner and Lisa Walton. The Spartans open their season next week. Iwill make that sacrifice when I have a chance to even watch a Formula I race. The worst part is counting Marciulionis breaks leg on the major networks to bring a wide range of motor sports to Men's golf team treated like OAKLAND (AP) Golden Andee Fienrotin. the general public. A wide range State Warriors guard Sarunas Mar- The team's regular season opens to the networks means NASCAR ciulionis will he sidelined for four against the Utah Jazz on Nov. 6. and Indy cars. to six weeks after breaking the Granted, I like Indy racing, royalty during trip to Japan smaller of the two bones in his especially when they actually lower leg and spraining his right race on a road course. I can even Brian Paulson, a senior majoring in recreation. ankle. 111TORS NEEDED!! enjoy an oval race. But NASCAR BY BRIAN WACHTER Marciulionis was injured This wasn't the only strange thing that hap- doesn't deserve the time they Spartan Daily Stall Writer over the weekend when he stepped pened in public on the trip. Maili Science Spanish have been allocated on network Though the SJSU men's golf team placed sev- on a root or branch while running sports television. A bunch of enth with a score of 891, the players found solace "Everywhere we went, people would freak out through a wooded area near his guys going around an oval in in the opulent treatment they received at the when they saw Pomp:' said Woods. Braswell is home in Vilnius, Lithuania, the Monday - Wednesday 3,000 pound cars that could Shishedo Cup tounament in Fukishima, Japan the only African-American player on the team. team said Tuesday. break loose and cause mayhem two weeks ago. "But it wasn't like a racist thinghe was a Marciulionis, 28, was the NBA's 4-6PM at any moment is not my idea of curiosity; they all wanted to take their pictures top scoring reserve last season with "They treated us like kings; they gave us ON CAMPUS skilled racing. everything we asked for," said sophomore Steve with him:' said Woods. 18.9 points per game. The problem is that non- Woods. The Japanese also have a different playing "Thankfully, this does not 86-87 Per hour racing fans like to see these cars The five member team ate up to five meals a style than American players. appear to be a serious injury; said high School Stutleiit, sliding, crashing or flipped over day, thanks to sponsors Shishedo Cosmetics and "They play faster than us:' said Woods. Don Nelson, the Warriors' head Wahlquist Central 223 rather than racing. It is good coach and general manager. the Japanese newspaper Yomiari. "They take the game much lighter than spectacle, but it's not racing. Marciulionis will miss part of The course the team played on at the Tanagu- Americans; they laugh when they make a had Still, I watch NASCAR the Warriors camp, which begins c all ra Country Club was palatial. shot:' said junior Justin Wright, who scored a only little morsel Oct. 9, said team spokesman because it is the team-best 71-71-74-216 to place ninth among 924-2569 television on a given "One of the strangest things we encountered of racing on individuals. afternoon. Some major sports on our trip was the escalator between holes:' gluttons don't understand where Woods said. The SJSU team was selected for the trip from I might be coming from because The high-tech course had other differences among 20 teams that competed in last year's they can turn their satellite dish from courses in the United States. NCAA tournament. * KARI MIC'HAELSEN * in any direction and receive a "The green was grainier:' Woods said. The The Spartans returned trom the week long "Katie"frorn the NBC Series ballgame, or hundreds of grain is the direction the blades of grass grow. trip Sept. 13. The Japanese Nihon University team won with a score of 861. ballgames. "It helps to know how the grain affects the Ill want to watch my favorite breaks" said junior Pomp Braswell. SJSU hopes to host the Nihon team at a tour- "GIMME A BREAK" sport, motorcycle racing, my nament in San Jose, according to SJSU Head The player's cultural experience was Seeking : 5-10 motivated finding a race on the Coach Dick Schwendinger. sports minded and / or health conscious chances of enhanced by donning Japanese robes and going individuals to work PT/FT to help build new company. networks is about the same as out to dinner. The Spartans open play on Oct. 5 when it Positive attitude and neat appearance a must. Dan Quayle speaking at a benefit travels to Lake Tahoe to participate in the Wol t "They gave us traditional dress and we went spelling bee for single mothers. Pack Classic golf tournament. (408) 7274704 or (408) 727-8922 last time I saw a into the restaurant and everyone laughed," said Themotorcycle grand prix on the networks was 1991. And it was pre-empted by Associated Students Program Board Presents an A's game. Even though the A's were leading by about six runs in Baseball team to put on Hall of Fame dinner the eighth inning, the network 1971 Spartan fried honor the year's be honoring the the game was too close to put BY ICERRY PETERS mony is held to reen felt Tomdloes on the regularly scheduled S;tartan Daily Stall Writer Spartan Baseball Hall of Fame baseball team, the last SJSU team program my race. Next month, Spartan baseball inductees. to win the Pacific Coast Athletic The only way I can see grand alumni will turn in their bats and This year, Hal Kolstad and Association championship. prix's from this year is to wait a pick up their clubs for the 7th- Dennis Smith will be honored as The event will be held on Oct. month until I can rent them on Annual Spartan Baseball Golf the Hall of Fame's inductees. 16, at the Sunol Valley Colt videotape or hope for an act of Classic and Hall of Fame Dinner. Piraro said he and a committee of Course. For more information or god, like the local Spanish- Sam Piraro, SISU's head base- four other former Spartan players reservations contact Sam Piraro at speaking station. I actually ball coach said the golf classic is a and coaches, review ex-players' 924-1255 or Scott I lertler at 924 Wednesday watched a full race that was done major event for the Spartan base- records, statistics and accomplish- 1254. in Spanish and I was happy ball team because it helps raise ments to decide who deserves to Night about it. In Spain there were money and serves as a reunion for be inducted to the Hall of Fame. Volleyball loses two 250,000 people to watch it and I ex-Spartan players. Kolstad, who played in 1956- Cinema had to get it by flipping through Last year's event had the 1957 was the dominating pitcher games to Hawaii the UHF stations. biggest turnout yet, netting during his years with the Spartans So you football junkies who $12,000, with 153 people attend- and then went on to play with the The Spartan volleyball think that the Sunday ing. Boston Red Sox for a while. Piraro team dropped two games to September 23 doubleheaders are not enough, The day begins with a four- said Kolstad still holds a few Spar- the Universiy of Hawaii last think about motor sports fans man "best ball" golf round, mean- tan baseball records. weekend in the team's Big $2.50, 6 & 9pm who have old videotapes and ing each team keeps only the best Smith was the first player in West Conference opener. non-English speaking score for each hole. Spartan history ever to play as a SJSU travels to New Mexi- S. U. Ballroom broadcasts to look forward to. Piraro said the round is played starter all four years with the co State on Saturday and team. As an outfielder, Smith led plays its first home game on And, even with that, we'd that way so everyone can have a Public welcome! rather watch a good race any day. good time, even if they do not the Spartans every year in assists Oct. I against Long Beach 1. play golf well. After the golf game, from 1971 to 1974. State. For more info call the R A.T.' line (4081 924 62o1 41 Erik Hove is a Daily staff writer the banquet and induction cere- This year, the banquet will also Funded by the Associated Students *Rapit Apathy Terminator