PZ SPARTAN DAILY 1) Vol. 98, No. 15 Published for San lose State University since 1934 Friday, February 14, 1992 Gays protest Mercury over editorial policy

By John Perez official form and when we sent it into them, She would not comment further on the pol- received their answer. GLAAD. Daily staff writer they originally said nothing, only that it would icy. "(Tony) Ridder wrote back to us and said "The subject had to be let go because of our High noon, the time of gun-fights, will be be at their discretion whether they would run "After being turned down by Ann, we asked that the company doesn't interfere in the edito- lack of resources but it was brought back to the time for a shoot-out between GLAAD the picture with it or not. for her superior and she referred us to the pub- rial decisions of their local papers and that we our attention later on." (Gay Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation) "After hearing nothing for a while, we lisher of the paper, Larry links," Bonine said. would have to talk to the publisher of the "We went through the same steps that Mark and the San Jose Mercury News. received a letter from the Mercury saying that The response from links was the same. Mercury News, Larry links." Bonine said. and Scott went through and got the smite A protest will be held today in front of the our request to have the announcement printed "Jinks said in his letter that the Mercury "I have never talked to the press before," answer. No," Greely said. Mercury News building by media watchdog was denied because they only print traditional News will not print the wedding announce- Bonine said. "We wrote to Larry links and asked to meet GLAAD in the hopes of changing the paper's wedding announcements," Bonine said. ment because according to the law of the State "I never thought that this would turn out with him and discuss this, but he said that he policy of not running same-sex wedding After having the request denied, Bonine of California, they are not legally married and into something like this." was not willing to negotiate. This is when we announcements. sent a letter to Ann Hurst, the publisher of the they only print announcements about legal At this point, Bonine and Williams decided decided to take the next step and protest Late last summer, Mark Bonine and Scott announcements. Hurst called them back to say weddings," said Bonine. to call the South Bay chapter of GLAAD and against the paper." Williams wanted to announce their wedding the paper was not interested in printing their After getting no remedy from the publisher, see what they could do to help them. Greely said that protesting is always along with heterosexual wedding announce- announcement. Bonine and Williams wrote to Tony Ridder, "Unfortunately at the time that Mark called GLAAD's last resort. ments the paper regularly runs. "We just go by what the State of California one of the owners of the Miami-based Knight- us, we were just starting out in the South Bay The protest will be held today at noon in The Mercury said no. says," Hurst said of publishing the announce- Ridder Corp., which owns the Mercury. and didn't have the resources to help them," front of the San Jose Mercury News at 750 According to Bonine, "We filled out the ments. After two letters and five weeks, they said Richard Greely, a representative of Ridder Park Dr. BORN-AGAIN BEAR San Jose forces pianist to pay SJSU alumna Their troubles started after the advertisement for the conceals caught the eye of the San Jose City Police hit with back Department's Vice Unit. The ad promised an "intimate and romantic" taxes decision evening and contained a letter from one of Reach's students mentioning By Faye Wells free wine and "killer brownies" Daily staff writer Two officers bought tickets and Pamela Resch, pianist and SJSU attended one of the recitals. As guests alumna, will have to scale down musi- left at the end of the evening, they cal performances in her home because arrested and fingerprinted Bill Resch of a San Jose City finance department for serving wine without a liquor decision that her at-home concerts license. However, police dropped were for entertainment and subject to charges against Resch two days later business tax. after a complaint from San Jose City In his decision yesterday, John Councilman David Pandori. Guthrie, San Jose director of finance But the City of San Jose still main- stated that advertisements for the con- tained that Resch's concerts were a certs in the Metro newspaper and the business and that she owed taxes of fact that patrons payed to attend, ren- $1,098. dered her recitals "a business activity "Testimony was introduced by two that is subject to the city's business individuals that there was an educa- tax." Lessons to individual students tional content to the concerts they remain exempt from the tax. Guthrie attended, and that many of your pri- stated. vate students attended these concerts," Resch expressed disappointment. wrote Guthrie in his letter to the surprise and shock. Resches."This, however, did not per- "I am very disappointed and very suade me that the concerts were per- surprised," Resch said. "Mr. Guthrie formed primarily for educational pur- has decided I am not a music teacher poses." but an entertainer, and that in the state Advertisements for the concerts in of California, I do not have the same the Metro made "no mention of the rights as other music teachers." concerts being offered for educational After being named SJSU's out- purposes," Guthrie stated. "Instead, Scott Sady Daily staff photographer standing performer of the year in 1969 the advertising is geared towards an Math senior David Reeves, a.k.a. The Bear, hands out fliers Lies and You," sponsored by Campus Crusade for Christ. and 1970, Resch debuted in London 'enchanted evening' of entertain- in front of Clark Library Thursday for the program, "Sex The program discussed sex and today's moral values. in 1973. Her husband Bill, also a ment." musician, teaches at San Jose City College. See RESCH, Page 4 ------SJSU Tet New Scheller House still waiting ,A1 Year festival for permits before relocation celebrates Year By Dorothy Klavins Daily staff writer the Spartan Daily in May that the The mqving date has been pushed of Monkey house would probably be moved in from Aug. 30 to Nov. 15. White paint peeling, yellow X's three pieces the roof would be Legally, the building belongs to By Brian Harr taped across the windows, plumbing removed first and the remainder of Ashford but still sits on SJSU prop- Daily stall writer exposed to the world, the old the house divided. erty. This is the Year of the Monkey Scheller House is marked with a "Permits are the problem," said "(Hurley) calls on a regular basis and because the Vietnamese base sign hung from the porch Alan Freeman, director of space and tells us not to worry," Freeman their year on the Chinese calendar, "Building DD" management and facility planning in said. Hurley was not available for the New Year's celebrations of both Last April, Ashford Development SJSU 's Facilities, Development and comment. nationalities coincide. was awarded the house, along with Operations. The historic home was built by The Chinese and Vieuiamese New approximately $70.000 from a To move the house requires not Victor Scheller, San Jose's youngest Years were actually Feb. 4, but the California State University grant to only city but county and state per- district attorney, around 1904, and celebrations continue through SJSU to remove hazardous asbestos mits because the house will have to has been the property of SJSU since Tuesday. from the structure. The asbestos has travel roads belonging to each gov- 1959. To celebrate the Year of the been removed. ernment agency, he said. The house was offered to the Monkey, the Vietnamese Student But Scheller house still sits at The Santa Clara County building public in December 1989, when it Association is putting on the Tet Fifth and San Carlos Streets waiting department spokesman said there is was determined there were no funds Cultural Show. to be moved to the (7alero Reservoir a lot of paper work and many hear- to move or restore the building. It will be held Saturday at 6 p.m. area in South San Jose as a gateway ings involved in completing the nec- Ashford was the only bidder on the in Morris Dailey Auditorium. to Ashford's Development. essary permits. property. The show will feature a tribute to Delays have been caused by the Telephone and public service The university plans to use the Mucio J. Sanchez - Daily staff photographer logistics of the move. lines must also be moved and the land for a new science building Emperor Quang Trung, a famous Matthew Hurley of Ashford told police notified in each of the areas. when funds are available. Scheller House, on Fifth and San Carlos, sits and waits for a new home Vietnamese ruler. "Over 45 minutes is devoted to this portion," said VSA President Phuc Lam. He added that Tiling was an influ- Free lessons to stop smoking, avoid cancer ential ruler who brought the Vietnamese people together. By Smith Patel Tet "celebrates spring and brings Daily staff writer The nicotine patch, which appeared about breast cancer and how to esam- springtime in," Lam said. 'Quitting [smoking] is a learning in stores this January, is placed on the ine themselves. "Traditionally, what you do during SJSU students may be poorer after process, body and releases nicotine into the "Women need to know what's nor- this time dictates what you will do the the fee hike, but Student Health and people have to learn how to quit.' system through the skin, she said. mal for them, so they know when whole year. If you are generous dur- Services is trying to ensure students something changes," Helsing said. ing this time, you'll be generous also get a little healthier. Breast cancer classes Ttie class includes a discussion of throughout the year." Kathleen Helsing The Health Services is currently SJSU Ifealth Educator the risks of breast cancer, a slide show The show is also for the offering classes to all SJSU students, One in nine ITS, women will and a video which explains how a Vietnamese community outside the faculty and staff, to help them quit develop breast cancer during their life- woman can examine her breasts. school, he said. smoking and to teach women about time, which translates to 1.870 women Women also get hands-on experience "It's another way of thanking peo- breast cancer, according to Kathleen who are currently working or studying on a model, which enables them to ple outside for donations that made Helsing, SJSU health educator. is designed to make people aware of People who attend a minimum of four at SJSU. Helsing said. differentiate between normal lumpy the show possible," Lam said. the different methods of breaking the classes receive a $20 gift certificate to Scientists fear the rate will increase tissue and lumps which might be can- Outside fundraising Kleldng the smokes nicotine addiction and to help them spend on campus and receive a $28 further, to one in eight women getting cerous. was necessary because the VSA received no funding through the process, she said. gift certificate if they bring a friend the disease, but early discovery and Women often don't perform exams by the Associated Students for the People who have been addicted to a "Quitting is a learning process, and Who smokes. treatment can increase the survival rate on themselves out of fear, but early show. variety of drugs often say nicotine is people have to learn how to quit," There are four different ways to of women with breast cancer. Helsing detection often results in saving the the most addictive, and the most diffi- Helsing said. quit smoking: Quitting cold-turkey, said. woman's breasts and her life, The group began raising funds in cult drug to quit, I lelsing said. The classes, averaging 10 students, tapering off the habit, using Nicorette The health education, department Helsing said. The classes, which are December 1991. It carried out the The program, which is funded by are free and Helsing also offers indi- gum or using nicotine patches, Helsing holds classes every Thursday from free, are open to all women on and off Proposition 99 (the tobacco initiative) vidual counseling free of charge. said. noon to 12:45 p.m. to teach women the SJSU campus. See YEAR, Page 2 Friday, February 14, 1992 San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY FORUM OPINIONS

EDITORIAL FIRST THEY ACcuSTD ME OF ADuLTERY/ MOW:I'M ACC u SEP No room at the inn for OF AVoIDING THE DRAFT. Haitian immigrants READ LETTgrA.e D/ for relief from hunger, starvation and Double sttifidard political dictatorship, the Haitian people are fleeing. sends refugees "Double -backers," refugees who have returned to Haiti only to escape a second time, are bringing back stories of back to hardship imprisonment, torture and death, which is no room at the new military government uses to There prevent others from leaving. America's table for Human-right activists have tried to bring this condition before the American Haitian immigrants. public, but the situation has had a hard time competing with the Mike "I}ison I he administration has petitioned the rape trial or Jeffrey Dahmer's U.S. Supreme Court to forcibly repatriate confessions. the Haitians who are now camped at the The Immigration and Naturalization Guantanamo Bay naval base in Cuba. Service is investigating the claims but These people represent just another makes no comment. As usual the Bush form of migrants, the courts Claim. At administration fears to take a stand, this time, asylum will only be granted to especially in an election year. Haitians for political reasons. The court Our grandfathers arrived at Ellis thinks the Haitians are looking for a Island as "economic refugees:' Today, better way of life. the island is a museum to all those that Isn't everybody? have added to this country's diversity. There appears to be an exclusive ring But, America cannot afford to become on our 911 number. America justifies a museum. To stay vital, we must live up rushing to the aid of Kuwait, shipping to our moral responsibility. food to the former Soviets or welcoming Remember the inscription on the 120,000 Cubans to the U.S., but ships the Statue of Liberty, "Give me your tired, Haitians back to poverty and retaliations your poor, your huddled masses yearning Ed Fowler Spartan Daily from the new military government. to be free." Since the coup on Sept. 30 which If we pick and chose, then what deposed President Jean-Bertrand criteria will we use? Can a country built Aristide, the quality of life in Haiti has on democracy exclude one group because CAMPUS VIEWPOINT Tim K. Fitzgerald gone from bad to worse. they are a different color, or have fewer Because we are participating in the skills, or are harder to assimilate into the economic embargo imposed by the mainstream? Organization of American States, the Make room at the table, it only costs U.S. must share some responsibility for us a small amount, but it costs the the increased misery in Haiti. Looking Haitian his life. Third-parties impact policy-making

is an American tradition to contest own ascendancy, itself. the recent Peace and Freedom party, most political contenders for state and My point is that third-parties in of whose platform, to my knowledge, is j[tnational office. Contrary to Jon America have existed almost from the generally accepted in mainstream political WRITER'S Fleisctunan's letter of Feb. 10, the founding and contrary to the popular thought in the post-Cold War era of the contest has not always been carried by a image of also-rans like the Libertarians modem age. "major" party. and Socialist Labour, they have, on In my own experience, I chose in 1982 In 1796, in the nation's second occasion, had massive input on the to campaign in what was viewed locally FORUM Stacey Goggin presidential election, John Adams ran outcome of American leadership and as a hopeless contest for City Council in against George Washington. national policy. San Jose, against then unknowns Susan In 1860, a westerner named Abe The Civil War, Social Security, the 40- Hammer and Tony Estranera. I finished Lincoln, won a plurality of votes as a hour work week and the Sherman Anti- fourth out of five, but I was the only "third-party" candidate. Trust law are a few examples of the candidate that year to have every plank of 'I do' means forever In 1896, a Populist, from a vastly, more consequences of third-party action. his platform adopted by City Hall within organized position than the major parties, Does this mean successful third-partie4 the next two years. Recently, I learned that a friend of When you add stepmothers and nearly overwhelmed the Democrats until elect candidates? With the exception of If you want to make your voice heard mine is getting divorced. As a stepfathers into the picture, some kids they were forced to put a Nebraska Lincoln in 1860, probably not on a above the rumble, sometimes it's best to person who is preparing for an have four parents, eight grandparents, Democrat at the head of the ticket national level. But they do impact policy stand outside the system. It's been done upcoming engagement, I found whole sisters, half brothers and step William Jennings Bryan. and the character of American values before and successfully. this news to be shattering. cousins. Again in 1912, Theodore Roosevelt's both locally and nationally. What is wrong with society today? What a mess! How is a 7-year-old "Bullmoose" party virtually assured If it's a change in the system you want, Tim K. Fitzgerald is a graduate student Where have our values gone? Do couples supposed to deal with that? Wilson's election as president if not his best to look to third-party action, as with in the history department and South Bay really make such had choices, or is Kids would tell me excitedly, "I get to Coordinator, California Greens Party. divorce a way out when the going gets see my dad this weekend!" They didn't tough? know any other way of life. 7he current divorce rates are I had kids explain, like it was no big discouraging and I wonder if I will be deal, how they lived with one parent one able to do it any better. half of the week and one parent the other "We've grown apart," my young half. These kids have two rooms, two EDITOR S friend said. Why. I want to know. She's sets of clothes and two bikes one at only been married for three years. Are Mom's house, one at Dad's. marriages there to jump in and out of? All children need and deserve As sad as I am over her divorce, I emotional and physical stability. It is FORUM thank God she didn't have kids. heartbreaking to see what they deal with For I have experienced divorce first at such young ages. hand. As the product of a broken home, I That is why I am so determined not to know how destructive it is, I know what end up like my friend divorced after it's like to have a relationship with one such a short time. Valentine Scrooge: 'Bah, love-bug!' parent be reduced to "visitor." I take those words "forsaking all The effects of divorce hit me harder others" and "to death shall you part" during the two summers I spent as a deadly serious. A commitment like that is of a black-hearted Valentine, beating again after that shock. And that Sees and FTD anyway' camp counselor at the YMCA. not a game. If you can't handle it, don't Sonhe's forgotten again. I usually find year, I'd dropped subtle hints for weeks The only other purpose for it is to feed I saw the vast majority of those kids sign up. myself echoing some form of that prior like, "Gee, isn't Valentine's Day spiteful little people (who happen to have having divorced parents. When a kid's Love is a wonderful thing. It puts a self-pitying sentiment at this time coming up?" a date on V-day) with reasons to barrage parents were still married, I was smile on your face and passion in your of year on my favorite holiday. The day And then the times when I've not been "neener, neener, neeners" on those who surprised. I'd ask them all sorts of soul. to remember passionate love. The day I with someone, I've allowed myself to be don't. questions to see if they were happy. God willing. I'm going to dance at my despise with a passion V-day. miserable for obvious reasons. It's silly. No one should balance Married parents became the exception, 50th anniversary party. What a stupid day. If you are in love, It's ridiculous. Perfectly sane, self- happiness on whether Hallmark happened not the rule. everyday can be a Valentine's day. There's sufficient, '90s-streamlined minds regress to pick a convenient location dead straight Stacey Coggin is a Daily staff writer. no need to be reminded of it. to pathetic pre -Cambrian globs of pulp on in the path of forgetful unromantics, or If you're not, it just punctuates the fact this day, deferring all decision-making whether the old flower-bearing hippie at that you're not. And with a neon-glow-in- responsibilities to the most rational of all the stop light lunges far enough out into the-dark highlighter pen. organs the heart. traffic to get some attention. It doesn't matter which boat you're in, Even regarding myself as I do, as All I know is I'm not gonna do it. it's a miserable day. When I've got an independent, a needer-of-nobody, I find any more. I'm boycotting the CORRECTION other of significance I'm miserable. He myself saying things like, "Ooh, I hope I "celebration" of, what was the day called either forgets, or an ex -girlfriend calls, or get some flowers. Or maybe that's asking again? Oh, yeah, Friday. See, I've erased we fight over which is better dark too much, just a card will do. What if he the heart-rending offender from my Due to an error in editing, the Campus Viewpoint on Thesday's forum page incorrectly chocolate or milk. It's dark, of course. forgets? Maybe he doesn't love me mental calendar already. Free at last. listed the telephone number of the Registrar of Voters. The correct number is 298-7400. During the five years I was married, I anymore. Aaaaah!" Ooh. It's almost noon. I'd better go The Spartan Daily will correct any significant errors brought to the attention of the edi- got one Valentine from my beloved Blech. check my answering machine. tors. If you feel we have made such an error, give us a call during regular business hours at count 'cm, one. 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Dance Class, 7:30p.m., SPX 89, call VIETNAMESE STUDENT COUNSELING SERVICES: ASSOCIATION: Meeting, 5:30p.m., ASSOC.: 'Ter Culture Show, 6p.m.. 450-1770. Critical Thinking Skills Group, Cambodian Temple (840 Mervyns CHINESE CAMPUS 293-1302. FELLOWSHIP: -T.G.I.V.," MD, call 257-5986. 8:30a.m.-10a.m., ADM 269, call 924- Way), call 926-8519 WORKS/SAN JOSE: "Very New 5919. 2:30p.m.-5:00p.m., S.U. Guadalupe Works," 7p.m.-9p.m., 260 E.Jackson VIETNAMESE STUDENT Rm., call 293-2881. St. call 295-8378.. ASSOC.: Cultural Shows, 6p.m., MD, MATH k CS CLUB: Computer call 237-5986. science topics, 3p.m.-4p.m., MH 324, call 924-5133 trial High school sweethearts renew their love Gay agent takes FBI to know a Mrs. ST. CLOUD, Fla. (AP) - They Fate intervened when Downs met he said he didn't were separated on their wedding day Tarvin's son Richard on a tour in Reynolds. I said, 'Do you know a SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A in their homosexual acts," Armstrong -- but that he corrected the lie five in 1927 and never saw each other Israel. She ran into him again last year Nina?' And he said, 'yes." fired gay FBI agent has been allowed wrote, quoting terms used by govern- weeks later and told investigators he again until November. Now in their at a banquet at his Cincinnati church The two got together at her St. to go to trial in his anti-discrimination ment lawyers in the case. was gay. 80s, Nina Downs and Paul Tarvin and learned that his mother had Cloud home Nov. 3. suit in a federal judge's ruling that She also said she questioned the Armstrong rejected government have renewed their love. recently died. "It was a funny feeling when I questioned whether the FBI's alleged rationality of a policy that penalized arguments that she had no power to Nina was just 14 and Paul 16 when Downs decided to contact Tarvin. walked up to her door," Tarvin said. "I policy against homosexuals was ratio- gay employees for lack of candor review the FBI's security-related deci- they eloped. When high school sweet- "I called to offer my condolences. I hadn't seen her since she was a girl of nal. when it was undisputed that, at least sion. hearts returned home, their parents got told him this was Mrs. Reynolds, and 14." Frank Buttino, now 46, of San until very recently, a candidly homo- She also said Buttino had presented the marriage annulled and the two Diego, was filed in 1990 after 20 years sexual employee would have been evidence that, if believed by a jury, went their separate ways. with the FBI. fired. would show that he was fired because "We never got to spend one night The Justice Department said it was Armstrong said she "cannot help of his homosexuality. together," said Tarvin. because he had lied repeatedly to but wonder, moreover, whether there Among other things, the judge Each began life anew and enjoyed LOVE IS UDD ING investigators and made himself vulner- is anything to indicate that Buttino's said, Sunni described the FBI's lack long, happy marriages to other spous- able to coercion. Buttino said those lack of candor would ever have been of interest in his personal life for the es. Downs and her husband lived on explanations were a pretext for an an issue but for society's prejudice first 19 years of his career and its Cincinnati's east side; Tarvin and his 7-A4 POe learning he was anti-gay bias. against gays and society's history of intense interest after family lived on the west. In a ruling dated Wednesday, and anti-gay discrimination.' gay, including requests for names of Now widowed, the pair got togeth- obtained by reporters Thursday, U.S. The ruling "'really tells the govern- his homosexual friends and descrip- er by chance, and they plan to marry gee/ Pliffee tool District Judge Saundra Armstrong ment that they're off the wall," said tions of his sex acts. Valentine's Day at a church in nearby said Buttino had presented enough Buttino's lawyer, Richard Gayer. Buttino also presented FBI docu- Kissimmee. evidence to go to trial on his claim that "Every argument that the government ments indicating that heterosexual "I always carried a torch for him, 4/v1f/emcee doe he was fired because of his sexual ori- advances is put down." agents were punished less severely for although I was happily married all entation. The FBI could appeal the ruling or a "lack of candor," with censure and those years," said Downs, 80. If such a policy exists - which the let the suit go to trial. perhaps suspension but not firing, She called her former flame anony- FBI denies - the agency must show The FBI investigated Buttino after Armstrong said. mously each year to wish him a happy gotu- that it had a "rational basis," a more getting an anonymous letter in 1988 In addition, she said, it was undis- birthday. "I never forgot him." lenient test than the scrutiny used for saying he had engaged in homosexual puted that the FBI had "a history of And Tarvin, 82, never forgot her. "I discrimination based on race or sex. activity. anti-gay discrimination," quoting the thought of her often over the years. 0/eel/re. But Armstrong said she had -serious FBI and Justice Department offi- agency's own statement of its policy in After all, she was my first love" questions" about the rationality of any cials said Buttino was repeatedly 1979, another federal appeals court's He was married for 60 years and such policy. deceptive during the investigation. findings of discrimination in 1987, had three sons. Downs and her hus- One question would be how "'the Buttino said he told one lie, in and a letter from an assistant FBI band, James Reynolds, moved to St. Tischer's Garden 'Florist FBI can rationally implement a policy hopes of saving his career- denying director in 1989 saying there were no Cloud when he retired in 1968. He which...requires gay employees to be he had written a social letter to another plans to change the policy cited by the died 12 years ago, and she traveled Downtown Gift Shop Our Main Store simultaneously 'open' and 'discreet' man that revealed his homosexuality court in 1987. and kept busy with volunteer work. 40 Post St. S.J. 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Braatelien, Daily staff writes Students looking toward new who converted to Catholicism four Martin Braatelien is a typical stu- years ago, said that he feels an attrac- for creativity in Joe dent majoring in administration of jus- tion to Catholicism's advocacy of tice, lie has all the typical worries of organizations for inner peace peace and its openness. someone who plans to graduate next Muslim Students Association, agrees President of the Jewish Student There are unique opportunities West Coffee House December. that there is confusion. Abukhdair said Union, Ofer Sabadosh, isn't sure if offered to students at SJSU said Sister 1)oing school work, attending that many students have questions there is greater religious awareness Ryan. By Mike O'Reilly like a classes and going for job interviews about religion. today, but the need for these religious She feels that the campus is Daily staff writer are the type of things students must "Our concern is Islam," said organizations is stronger than ever. microcosm of the rest of the world. far but Braatelien does something Abukhdair. "We talk about the misun- The Jewish Student Union was It is a place where people of differ- Brady Fishier, a freshman music major, says he was born into jazz extra. derstandings about Islam and what is started three years ago after Hind, ent religions, which have historically music. Brady's father, Ken Fishler, is a jazz pianist who has played around Ile is a member of the Catholic true Islam." another Jewish Student organization had poor relations, can have open dis- the Bay Area for more than 20 years, but there are too few places where Newman Community. According to Abukhdair, there is a ceased to operate at SJSU. cussions. She cites the talks between amateur musicians like Brady can perform. The Campus Newman Community heightened religious presence on cam- Sabadosh, a junior accounting Jewish and Muslim students last year That's where Bill Beeman comes into the picture. is just one of the 13 religious organiza- pus, because there is a grcater need for major, said that Jewish Students need during the Persian Gulf War. Beeman, a senior advertising major, felt there was a definite need for a tions on campus this semester. The those traditional religious values. an outlet for social and religious place where students can display their talents to other students. From out multi-ethnic makeup of SJSU's stu- Today's social structure is collapsing, issues. of that need came The Coffee House at SJSU's Joe West Hall. dent body has created the need for a so the religious organizations must try Working together For the past five Thursday nights at 8 p.m., Beeman and senior English variety of organizations to cover the even harder now to preserve what is Abukhdair agrees that the different major Vanessa Walling have provided students at the residence halls with spectrum of religious beliefs on cam- good in society. "When our social Groups more active organizations have a chance to work the opportunity to exhibit artwork, recite poetry, or perform music. It's a pus. foundation breaks down, everything with each other. "There is nothing throwback to the coffee houses of the '50s where people would crowd into breaks down," said Abukhdair. Sabadosh feels that the religious wrong with change," said Abukhdair. dark, smoke-filled rooms to sip coffee and listen to music and beat poets. groups on campus are more active "Cultures always take fran each other. That spirit has been captured in Joe West Hall's second-floor lounge, Hightened awareness now. It preserves the good." and it is catching on with today's students. Thursday's performance Class interest growing He believes that these groups are crowded nearly 100 students into the small lounge area to listen to Brady, There is a heightened religious more visible now, because the groups Braatelien is currently trying to his father and senior music major Toni Sachen play a two-hour jazz set. awareness across the campus, as more The interest in religion has carried have become more organized. "That is organize a lunch next month, where The students sat, kneeled, stretched out and stood wherever there was students. like Martin Braatelien, are over to the classrooms. what happened to us," said Sabadosh. representatives from all the religious space to enjoy the performance. becoming involved with religious The religious studies program has After three years of operating on groups on campus can meet.This will Freshman Lisa Raff said she took the night off from work so she could organizations. generated a good deal of interest, par- their own, the Jewish Student Union be the second such meeting said go to The Coffee House because she likes jazz. "It seems like fun," Raff "We live in interesting times," said ticularly the "Death, Dying and now has an adviser from the Northern Braatelien, and it will be strictly infor- said. Sister Judy Ryan of the Catholic Religion" courses. California Hillel organization. mal. "1 like the fact that they let anyone get up and sing," said Amber Picou, Newman Community. "Today, young Richard Keady, coordinator for Interestingly, the adviser from Hillel Braatelien said that despite the fac- a junior social science major. Picots who is a Resident Advisee at Joe West adults are searching for more than religious studies at SJSU, said that operates out of the Catholic C_ampus tionalism in their ideology, there is Hall, said the attraction is that it is students performing for other students. material goods." these course are popular because stu- Ministry offices. really no conflicts between the differ- Beeman and Walling, who started these Thursday night performances Sister Ryan said that people are dents have real concerns. The Catholic Campus Ministry ent groups. with $90 out of their own pockets, may pass control over to the Residence confused about what is happening in "There are clear problems because now houses, in addition to the Jewish Halls, because it is becoming too big for the two seniors to handle them- "Just because there is difference in society today. She said that people feel of financial stress and environmental Student Union adviser, a full-time staff selves. theological beliefs, doesn't mean that lost and without direction. Part of stress," Keady said. for both Protestant and Catholic stu- According to Beeman, each performance of The Coffee House attracts there is a conflict there," said Catholic Newman dents, including the Catholic Newman more students than the one before. Beeman said he would like to allow what the There are 971 students currently Braatelien. Community does, according to Sister enrolled in religious studies courses Community. students not in the residence halls to participate, lie and Walling said that Ryan, is to help answer the questions, and there are 2,000 more students who Sister Ryan insists that everyone is Excited by the implications of this they want to expand The Coffee House, but they fear the shows may lose and to try and clear up any misunder- were not able to take the courses welcome. lunch, Braatelien is hopeful that there their intimacy. standings. because of a lack of availability or Welcome is how Braatclien said he will be other such meetings by reli- Right now they are thrilled by the student's response to their shows. ()sama J. Abukhdair, of the time conflicts. felt when he first came to the Catholic gious groups on a larger scale. which include free cups of coffee. YEAR RESCH rout Front Page From Front Page I ootwork and received donations Resch's convenience. Resch, through her attorney Resch and her husband are still from over 40 different local business- Michael Hurley, argued that her con- discussing what further action they es and individuals. certs fell under the exemption provid- will take, she said. The VSA borrowed a piano from ed in Section 4.76.730 of the San Jose "If I continue the concerts. Bill and the AS. for Saturday's show. Municipal Code. The section states I could face six months in jail and a 'fhe University of California at that music teachers and musical artists fine of $500, plus we'll have to pay who taught lessons at their homes the back taxes also," she said. Berkeley, Santa Clara University and need not pay the business tax if: 1) "Bill's braver than I am. He does California State University, Hayward they employ no assistants; 2) they not believe in acquiescence when it have all held their celebrations for the place no advertising signs at the resi- comes to government interfering with Vietnamese New Year. dence; and 3) they sell no merchan- someone's private lives and with their dise in connection with their teaching. right to make a living. Guthrie requested payment of "I'm standing in the face of insani- $1,098 in business taxes and enclosed ty, irrationality. It makes no sense at a self-addressed envelope for the all," she said of the decision. Dean Hoang Luong leads his partner, Khiet Lien Kiev, in a rehearsal for a celebration R-rated television dance in honor of the Year of the Monkey not in near future NEW YORK (AP) An R-rated Chemin discussed the future of televi- network TV series? No way, ABC's sion. programming chief said Thursday, Bochco, who helped create NBC's ),w Ions 1)aily staff photographer adding that he's rejected a proposal for "L.A. Law," and ABC's "Doogie one from top television series produc- Howser, M.D.," has said network tele- er Steven Bochco. vision needs to be more daring, inno- "I don't think that's really the vative and experimental to atttract answer for network television" in viewers. competing with the sometimes more Iger indicated that the producer Survivor of Tyson rape goes public adult fare on cable, said ABC may still may get the series he pro- Entertainment President Robert A. posed on the air but considerably Iger. tidied up. NEW YORK The beauty make it even later, court officials said tograph. she would be publicly identified. (AP) His rivals agreed. "He did pitch to us an R-rated boxer Mike Thursday. But Garrison denied arranging any- ABC also carried Diane Sawyer's queen who was raped by Jeff Sagansky. lger's CBS counter- prime-time drama," Iger said without Tyson testified that Washington thing. "What happened is that the "PrimeTime Live" interview with Tyson gave People permission to nm part, expressed hope that such shows giving details. "And we decided just consented to sex after the two met at a prosecutor has been passing on all Patricia Bowman, who accused her picture and name, the magazine never come to the networks "because! this past week not to go forward on rehearsal in Indianapolis. requests and letters to the victim and William Kennedy Smith of raping her, said Thursday. pageant don't think people sitting at home that basis. We'd go forward with the the trial, some news organiza- her family,' he said. after the Florida trial in which Smith A smiling photograph of Desiree During want to see nudity and excessive vio- drama itself, but we wouldn't give him tions, including NBC, identified the "1 was asked ill would arrange it, I was acquittal. Washington, who competed in the lence" and strong language. the R-rated distinction." without her consent. said I would pass the request along Rob Smith, a spokesman for the Miss Black America pageant as Miss accuser "I know, certainly from our audi- The networks have no system of People's Washington's personal lawyer in and !did," Garrison said. "We will not Indianapolis prosecutor's office, said Rhode Island, appears on ence. that they keep telling us that. and rating program content. But the Rhode Island, Edward Gerstein, had refuse to pass along any request, but it Tyson's accuser had earlier expressed Feb. 24 cover. I think that would be a huge mistake Motion Picture Association of comment on the People magazine is not the truth that we have arranged an interest in becoming an advocate The magazine quotes her as saying: no for the networks to do," he said. America has one for films, and defines for fame. It was the report. Two messages left on a anything. It's a dumb idea." for victims. "I didn't do it The networks must offer interesting an R-rated movie as "Restricted. answering machine believed to be The magazine goes on sale Sunday "She indicated that's something she right thing to do." and provocative shows, but audiences Under 17 requires accompanying Washington's in her hometown of but People provided a copy of the wanted to do," said Smith. "That's her Tyson, the former heavyweight must "have a comfort zone where they parent or guardian." of Coventry were not returned. cover and story Thursday. Kseniak own prerogative. We think she'd be champion, was convicted Monday want to come back, and we're con- Iger agreed that the networks must Washington wasn't paid for per- said People interviewed Washington very good in that sort of role." raping Washington, an 18-year-old stantly balancing that," said NBC offer innovative programming, and after its story on the trial had gone to Tyson was convicted of one count freshman at Providence College, in an mission to use her identity, said People Entertainment President Warren said they have done that. hotel room last July. spokeswoman Beth Kseniak. She said press, so the cover was the only place of rape and two counts of criminal Indianapolis Littlefield. "But I don't think adding violence, Judge Patricia Greg Garrison, the special prosecutor she could be quoted. deviate conduct. Each count carries up In Indianapolis, Their comments came during a live nudity or profane language is innova- who won the Tyson conviction, ABC spokeswoman Lucy Kraus to 20 years in prison, but prosecutors Gifford granted a defense request to appearance in Los Angeles on ABC's tive," he said. hearing by arranged for Washington to talk with a said Barbara Walters will interview say similar convictions usually result delay Tyson's sentencing "Good Morning America" where the "We'd just become what cable is in 6 to March People correspondent and grant per- Tyson's accuser Feb. 21 on "20-20." in sentences ranging from seven to 11 three weeks, from March three programmers and Fox certain cases with some of its 'B' use 01 her name and pho- The network stopped short of saying years. 27, and scheduling conflicts could mission for Entertainment Group President Peter movies." Racial disparity between teen-age smokers still unclear to experts

MAMARONECK, N.Y. (Al') Jane students who smoke has dropped significantly semifinalists, are college bound. "really affect their functioning in school." we have programs and policies in place to looked around at her high school classmates since 1976. while the number of whites who Jane was one 01 10 Mamaroneck High stu- "Smoking I sort of put on a backburner, demonstrate our commitment," Brennan and said in a whisper that she bought her first smoke has leveled off. dents to meet in a counselor's office on a recent feeling guilty about it all the time," Deware Dawson, vice president of The Tobacco pack of cigarettes when she was 9 and shared Gary Giovino, chief epidemiologist at the morning to talk about teen-age smoking. Six of added. But recently she enlisted the help of the Institute said. them with a friend. ('DC's Office on Smoking and Health in the 10 smoked. American Lung Association, which organized According to the Mamaroneck High stu- Both she and her friend had older brothers Atlanta, said the reasons for the racial disparity 'The group estimated at least 40 percent of a smoking cessation clinic to meet at dents, smoking cuts across all social groups, who smoked, she said, "so we just wanted to are still unclear and must be studied more. the student body smoked. lunchtime. "Preps smoke. You wouldn't expect it but they see what it was like." Since then the brother It could be caused by a greater sensitivity Students can smoke on the school grounds Jane has signed up. So has John. a 17-year- do. You expect metal heals to smoke but some she looked up to "got into drugs from among blacks to the increased cost of but not in buildings. Most smoke between old senior who also asked that his real name don't," said Scott Brown, 17, a football player cigarettes," she said, and her father, also a cigarettes, which now run about $1.50 a pack, classes in the "Wind Tunnel:' a covered, out- not be used. and non-smoker. smoker, "got throat and lip cancer." Giovino said, or the influence of the church in door passageway that is littered with riga:cue "It's really stupid. It is hurting yourself," Trevor O'Keefe, 17. a high jumper and 2(5) Jane, who is 15, wants to quit, like her black communities. Another reason, he said, butts said John, who started smoking the summer meter runner, smokes as many as three packs a mother did recently. But, asked if she thought may he found in surveys showing that black "I think a lot of it is pressure from their pier before his freshman year and has tried to quit. day. "I get tired when I run up the stairs," he she would still be smoking in five years, she girls are less concerned about weight control groups.... A lot of it is when they see smoking Some advertisements appear to directly tar- said. "It's bad." resignedly said: "I have no idea." than white girls. at home," said Anne Deware. coordinator of get youngsters, although the tobacco industry "I don't think about it," said Kacey About a third of American teen-agers do Jane, who asked that her real name not he the school district's drug and alcohol aware- denies that. A recent study showed that 6-year- Holden, 14, who smokes a pack a day. some smoking or use chewing tobacco. used, is a freshman at Mamaroneck High ness program. "And the whole attitude of ado- olds are as familiar with "Old Joe Camel," a "I know all about what it does," he said. according to the U.S. Centers for Disease School, in an affluent town north of New York lescence, of 'It's not going to happen to me. I cartoon character in ads for Camel cigarettes, "It blackens your lungs and stunts your Control. l'hey also have found that twice as City. More than 80 percent of the students are won't get hurt. I'll be able to stop." She has as they are with Mickey Mouse. growth." Then he pointed to his tall, football- many white high school students smoke as white. Three-quarters of the class of 1992, focused on students with drinking and drug "The tobacco industry has a longstanding player physique and laughed, "But it didn't black students. and that the number of black which includes 10 National Merit Scholarship problems, she said, because their addictions policy against tobacco use by minors and happen tome." SPARTAN DAILY San lose State University Friday, February 14, 1992 5

SJSU WEATHER: TODAY- Partly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of rain highs WORLD EVENTS in the low 60s. TOMORROW -80 percent chance of rain highs in the upper 50s. Political prison China selects o Train rams into becomes a conservatives bus carrying museum for advice on wedding guests ASMARA, Ethiopia (AP) - Quietly, in NEW DELHI, India (AP) - At least 10 sorrow and anguish, the tour group listened to Hong Kong people were killed and 37 injured when a a former inmate relate the horrors of what had HONG KONG (AP) - China has select- train smashed into a bus that got stuck on a been one of Ethiopia's most notorious pris- ed 40 conservatives from Hong Kong to railway track, a news agency reported. ons. advise it on the territory's affairs, a delegate The accident occurred Wednesday near As the tale of torture, brutality and suffer- said today, prompting fears that China plans Chindwara. 450 miles south of New Delhi in ing was spun out, tears welled up in some to use the group to control Hong Kong the state of Madhya Pradesh. United News of eyes and involuntary gasps escaped the 22 between now and 1997. India said. Eritrean men, women and children. A pro-democracy activist criticized the It said the bus was carrying 67 wedding Suddenly, a young woman pulled her appointments as another attempt by Beijing to guests. shawl across her mouth and bolted from the strip the territory of any "degree of autono- The wheels of the bus got jammed room, overcome with nausea. The guide did my" after 1997 when this British colony between the tracks and neither the driver nor not pause in his narration. becomes Chinese territory. passengers noticed the approaching passenger It has happened before. Xu Simin, one of the 40 appointees, con- train, United News said. "Many who come here lost loved ones in fumed that he had already accepted Beijing's this place," the guide, Ghirmay Meherteati offer to serve as a consultant on a committee 44, explained later. "For them, the experience to ease Hong Kong's transition to Chinese NEWS QUIZ is especially painful." rule. He said the appointees would travel to before the wall fell. Mariam Ginbi Prison is a former maternity China to attend a formal ceremony on March Five correct - You have a 0 Germans have "He could travel to the east," said Mrs. hospital converted 13 years ago into a deten- 12. healthy mind. Three to four - Penke, 28. "And we talked on the telephone tion center for political prisoners by the gov- Xu said the committee - known jokingly You'll come down with the flu. some East-West all the time." ernment of President Mengistu Haile Mariam, in the colony as the "Gang of 40" -is com- One to two - You're as sick as a The courtship was complicated by the who was driven into exile in May 1991. prised mainly of business tycoons, conserva- dog. marriages repressive rules of the Communist regime. The new provisional government of tive politicians, and other pro-China sympa- Easterners could not even get in cars with Eritrea turned the prison into what is popular- thizers. BERLIN (AP) - While Ina was ponder- westerners. ly known as "the torture museum," a memori- "China wants to select people who have 0 How many people have died ing the paintings at Berlin's Altes Museum, In August 1989, Ina applied to the state for al to a cruel past that is dedicated to a better the same views. So, of course, China won't due to the recent storm? Ralf was pondering Ina. He struck up a con- approval to marry Ralf, 46. While they wait- future. pick people it doesn't like," said Xu, a local versation and they hit it off. ed, the wall fell. When they realized they In a small, bare room that served as the delegate of the Chinese People's Political 0 Who is teaching at SJSU after She was East, he was West, and the twain could many whenever they wanted, they took prison clinic, Ghirmay pointed to a metal Consultative Committee. recovering from a coma? not only met, they married. A happy story, their time. trapdoor that opens to reveal a dark cell dug Liberal legislators criticized the appoint- and a rare one. The Penkes planned to spend Valentine's into the raw earth. It was there, he said, that ments as a bid by China to gain a foothold in 0 In honor of Valentine's Day, On this Valentine's Day, most of the love Day skiing near the Czechoslovak border. clinic attendants temporarily disposed of Hong Kong affairs well before London hands what special tour is the S.F. between eastern and western Germans is Although the holiday didn't exist in East patients who had died or were thought to be the colony over to Beijing. Zoo having? largely platonic. Even with the Berlin Wall Germany, the American import has taken off dying. "This will certainly give the impression gone, few of Cupid's arrows can clear the old in western Germany in recent years. "After you were thrown in, if you revived, that this advisory committee will become 0 How is the SJSU women's bathers. "I never heard of Valentine's Day until you would find yourself with cadavers, with another center of power," said Albert Ho, a swim team preparing for the "We're united, but we're still two societies, after the revolution," Mrs. Penke said. no light, no air, the stench of rotting flesh," spokesman for the liberal United Democrats Big West Conference two people," says Ralf Penke, a west Berlin She describes herself as more leftist politi- Ghinnay explained. "If you still lived after a of Hong Kong, the territory's leading political Championships? fireman who married Ina in November 1990, cally than her husband. But the couple, who week or so, they would bring you out. But Party. a month after the two Germanys tied the knot. live in a comfortable apartment in the wooded usually, if you went in alive, you came out "They only want to appoint people who 0 How many panels were There are few statistics to measure how suburb of Reineckendorf, say they're dead." are yes-men," Ho said. displayed from the AIDS much wooing is occurring over the old bor- extremely happy. Tortures that brought patients to the clinic A Hong Kong government spokesman Quilt? der. But it's clear more thawing is needed in When the wall came down, Ralf took Ina included being forced to dance on broken declined to comment on the advisory commit- the Cold War relationships. into West Berlin, which she had never seen. glass and being trussed upside down on a hor- tee, saying it was a matter for the Chinese -speed But both experts say it's only a matter of She received the 100 marks in "welcome izontal metal bar, then beaten on the soles of government. 8Z1 (g nath 2upteqs it. .inol xas trste-i-K time before the line blurs. money" the West German government gave the feet with ropes and metal bars. Some pris- In recent months, China has been increas- V it, (,11"ine i.TT)1 I SifYiNtS.NIV The Penkes managed to buck the odds all arriving East Germans. oners, hands and feet bound, were lowered ingly vocal about its displeasure with political even before German unity. They actually met They spent it on a bottle of sparkling wine headfirst repeatedly into a pit of human excre- developments in Hong Kong. Edited by John Viols, Daily wire editor in March 1989 in East Berlin, eight months and toasted their good fortune, and each other. ment. From Associated Press Wire Services

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Intermediate skiers own the largest portion of the mountain, with chairs two, three, four and six offering some of the best intermediate terrain around. Chair four, located on the resort's backside, even offers intermediate skiers the chance to test their speed wood ski resort, located and skill on a large open bowl area Kukon Highway 88, is just the with few trees to get in their way. right place to go for skiers Chair three also offers several that want steep chutes, short tree-lined runs, while chair mogul-filled hills and superbly two offers a mile-long cruising run groomed runs. in addition to several steeper open The area, which boasts 2,000 bowl areas. Chair six runs parallel to acres of skiing on a 2,000 foot Chair five, and goes up a short ridge vertical drop, has 11 chair lifts to provide access to chairs seven and covering over 80 runs. The area is nine. Chair six also has the resort's located approximately 30 miles race course on it. south of Lake Tahoe, and has several Expert skiers have chairs five hundred hotel rooms on the (the Cornice Chair), 10 (Wagon mountain. Wheel ('hair; otherwise known as Velum Nurse Daily staff phowgrapher 'I'he ski area first began as a hotel "The Wall" chair) and 11 (The Rent questions Thursday during SJSU softball media day and bar in the late 1800s, with the Chair) to themselves. Off these Junior outfielder Noleana Woodard fields bar itself located right on the chairs, several single and double boundaries of El Dorado, Amador black diamond runs are available on and Alpine Counties. The area was a two separate ridges that run up to popular spot in the summer for a over 10,000 feet in elevation. Expert drink, and many travelers managed skiers don't have to worry about to drown their sorrows in a bottle of incompetent skiers ruining their run Diamond in the rough whiskey. because there are no intermediate or The bar itself was located on beginner runs off these chairs. movable table, and was moved to Of course, every resort has its the other side of the room (and problems, and Kirkwood is no team hence into another county) exception. The resort has a horrible Rookie pitcher gives Spartan softball whenever a tax collector from El situation with lift lines caused by Ihirado, Aniador or Alpine County antiquated lifts, and skiers can wait showed up. This way, according to up to 45 minutes to get on some hope after last season's fifth-place finish historical records, area operators beginner and intermediate chair lifts. were able to avoid being taxed for Notably horrible are the waits on the drinks they served. chairs one and six, which routinely By Les Mahler From that time until 1972, when take about 10 to 15 minutes. Chair Daily staff Willer Spar tans "to be in it (the v-offs) concern for her. "There's a lot of talent this year," the ski area opened, the access road 10, on the other hand, has virtually before the year's out." In the past, Walsh said power pitch- Zenger said. to the resort was nothing more than no lift line because its runs serve When SJSU's softball team shook But the Spartans have their work ing was what she did. This year, "The schedule is always tough, but a dirt road; open only from mid- only expert skiers. Another problem the dust offal the end of last season, it cut out for them in the Big West though, the 18-year-old California there's a good chance of making it to May until sometime in October. with the lifts is that they are spaced found itself in the proverbial "so close, Conference considering the presence native is striving for finesse in her the regionals this year" After the first snow of each winter, too far apart, forcing skiers to walk yet so far away" spot; good enough to of powerhouse Fresno State. pitching. In the 1991 campaign, Zenger the road remained closed until with their skis on to get to runs they be in fifth place in the Big West The Bulldogs are the number two "I'm really excited," Walsh said. started 46 games at first base for the enough snow had melted to let cars want to ski. Conference, yet one spot short of a team in the nation, and projected to be "There's lots of talent out there. We Spartans, committing only one error, through once again. tickets cost an outrageous post-season berth. the number one team in the confer- should really do well, if we can play and batted .201. But today, things are much Lift$35 per day, and rentals run This year, if things jell, which in ence., the same position they held last together." While the Spartans sparkled on the different. The area is served by a for $20. Compared to other this case would be the pitching, the year. While Walsh brings youth and softball diamond, academically the two-lane year-round paved highway, nearby resorts, such as Spartans could find themselves in the While there are nine returning hope for the future of the Spartans, team made the National Softball and the bar in the hotel (which still Sierra Ski Ranch ($31 for a lift Big West playoffs. starters to work with this year, Strahan Mitzy Zenger, a junior brings stability Coaches Association top 10 ranking. exists) has finally been bolted down ticket) and Iron Mountain ($26 for a "As our pitching goes, so do we," has a new prospect in pitching sensa- and maturity. With a placement in the Top 20 to the floor. So you can still get lift ticket), these costs are SJSU Head Coach Kathy Strahan said, tion Anne Walsh, a 6-2 freshman from Zenger, who does double duty as a teams nationally, and the top 10 rank- drunk at Kirkwood, but it will cost a unacceptable. The food at the area is in assessing this years team. Pinole High School, in Pinole. pitcher and first base player, carries a ing academically, the Spartans became bit more due to taxes. overpriced as well, with skiers In the 1991 season, the Spartans Walsh brings from her high school 0.69 ERA, and a 6-1 record over from only the third team to do so. On a first visit to the mountain, paying well over six dollars for a sported a 21-14-1 record, four games days, a 52-10 record, and a pitching last season. SJSU begins its season on Saturday skiers may be overwhelmed with the hamburger, fries and coke. off from a playoff berth. arm that's been able to throw the ball Zenger, who majors in public rela- in an exhibition game against the amount of terrain there is to ski. The But skiers do get what they pay This year, with nine starters return- at the 60-65 miles per hour range. tions, also is excited about the alumni team at 1 p.m. at the PAL. resort is set up in a huge semi-circle for; in this case a variety of runs on ing from last year Strahan expects the She said that control is now the big Spartans chances this year. Stadium. above the two day lodges. Chairs a mountain that make other ski areas one, five, six, 10 and 11 are directly such as Mt. Rose, Boreal and accessible from the main lodge, with Donner Ski Ranch look like tiny Cannon, Spartan's top scorer, chairs five and six running ants. Canseco runs perpendicular to chairs one, 10 and Well, someone did their snow 11. From chair one, skiers can go up dance a little too often. into law again Chair two and onto the backside The Sierra Nevada has received out for season with knee injury which features chairs three and four. between two and six feet of new MIAMI (AP) Jose Chairs seven and nine arc located snow since last Thursday, and By Anne Douquet Canseco's rocky marriage went about a half mile from the main another storm is expected to dump Daily Sports Editor a partially-torn anterior cruciate liga- Cannon also has suffered from ten- public again on Thursday lodge, and are accessible from a another two or three feet of the ment in his right knee. donitis in his left knee for the majority when the Oakland Athletics separate parking area or chairs five magic white stuff on slopes on The Spartans' hopes for a post-sea- Cannon will be out for the remain- of the season and received a broken outfielder was arrested after and six. Saturday. Ski areas, which just one son appear- der of the season, KLIV announcer nose against Cal State Fullerton on police said he chased his time beginning skiers week ago were reporting bases of 12 ance may Ken Korach told his audience Jan. 30. estranged wife's car, rammed it Firstcan start off on a rope tow by to 50 inches, are now reporting snow have died Thursday. At halftime Thursday night, the twice and spat on her window. the main lodge or on chair coverage of 14 to 95 inches; and that with a sea- It is uncertain whether surgery will Spartans were trailing UNLV 50-13. Canseco, 27, was booked in the nine, a non-intimidating two was as of Thursday morning. son -ending be required. Had Kevin Logan not made a last-sec- Dade County Jail and released person chair lift located about a half 'I'he big winner of the storm knee injury Cannon, a 5-foot-11 -inch guard, ond shot, the Spartans would have set 15 minutes later on $5,000 cash a mile away from the main part of seems to have been Bear Valley, to top scorer was the Spartans leading scorer this a new record for the fewest points bond. He was charged with the mountain. which is now reporting a 95-inch Terry season with a 13 points per game. He scored against the Rebels in a half. aggravated battery, which car- Skiers who have mastered base. The resort was only operating Cannon, had taken over at point guard to relace The final score was 83-39. ries a maximum penalty of 15 beginning steps can move on to 200 out of 2,000 ski-able acres a KI,I V radio junior I Aissie Mitchel, who underwent The Spartans have seven games years in prison and a $10,000 chair one, located next to the main week ago, but will be 100 percent announced arthroscopic knee surgery. left, all against Big West teams. Their fine. day lodge and chair seven, which open as soon as the storm moves out Thursday The 2-17 Spartans (1-10 in the Big next game is Saturday night at New The confrontation began at runs perpendicular to chair nine. of the area. ltrry Cannon during a West) also have lost freshman forward Mexico State against the Aggies. approximately 4:30 a.m. EST Both of these chair lifts are excellent game against Darren Greene and sophomore for- Then they return home to the Event when Canseco and his wife Drueckhammer's skiing for beginning skiers who want to Robert University of Nevada at Las Vegas. wand/center Mike Brotherton. Greene Center for games against Fresno State Esther started arguing at a 24- appears every Friday test their skills. Chair one is about a column Cannon, a junior guard, joined suffered two stress fractures in his on Thursday and Utah State on hour gas station, police said. mile long. three other injured starters when he knee and Brotherton sustained a knee Saturday. went down at Monday's practice with injury.

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