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MASA 101, \iiiiiltti2 FARTAN101- Sall Jose Stalc 1 oiversit!, since 1931 DAILY27. 1995 Diridon back at SJSU By Blair Whitney Spartan Daily Stall Writer national Institute for Surface free to the Institute as part of its Along with offering students the Transportation Policy Studies, a partnership with SJSU. degree, the Institute also provides Rod Diridon, former Santa Clara federally funded institute that For its part in the partnership, a job for Diridon. After 20 years in County Supervisor, has found that brings research dollars and a new the Institute will conduct research elected office, he was forced out It's never too late to return to degree program to the university. and offer a new degree through by term limits in December. In school. After 22 years since gradu- Located in the Business Tower, the College of Business. Starting in January Diridon began full time as ating from San Jose State the Institute is funded with annual fall '95, students can earn a mas- director of the institute. University, he's back to lead a new federal and state grants totaling ter's degree in transportation man- Diridon denies that the $80,000- SPARTAN DMLY FILE PHOTO transportation institute. $500,000. The space in the agement. Five certificate pro- Rod Diridon talks to students at SJSU. He is the new head of the Diridon will head The Inter- Business Tower is provided rent grams will also be taught. See Diridon, page 6 International Institute for Surface Transportation Policy Studies.

l it,vv ()c t's Change for Clark Library By Tim Schwalbach VNITYPLT Spartan Daily Day Editor The aftermath of the California State University budget cuts continues to affect students at San Jose State University; this time in the Clark Library. AT SJSU Effective Jan. 3, every time a student wishes to print out a page while using InfoTrac, Lexis/Nexis, CD-ROM net- works and Gateway terminals, it will STORY BY cost 15 cents. This is the first time in JENNIFER FERGUSON Clark Library's history the university has charged for such services. The deci- 66 sion to imple- PHOTOS BY ment these What've done JEFF CHIU "coin-operat- ed printers," is set into place DIGITAL MANIPULATION BY which actual- an arrang- MARTIN GEE ly don't take coins, comes ement which more than th- takes the ree years after expense of the the library fo- rmed a com- printers off the mittee to deal library budget. the rising cost of fees at San Jose State with the bud- Despite University, financially strapped students are get crisis in Jaime% tictimitti still finding $25 each year to buy vanity 1992-93. ran Uhranari license plates for their automobiles. University ff For a commuter college like SJSU, one's car Librarian James Schmidt recalls refus- may define a person as much as one's wardrobe, and ing to to along with the decision in '92- the personalized license plate is an unnecessary, but 93, but said it was time the library final touch. carry through this year. These plates are conspicuous, with messages that "What we've done is to set into place brag, posture and pun. A typical plate might declare an arrangement which takes the the driver ANDEMAN, JENNSTER, or RIPNTYM. Other expense of the printers off the library plates more quietly announce JAZZ DR, AMOREU2 or budget and makes them self-support- OH FUEY. ing," Schmidt said. Anthony Sanfilippo, a SJSU senior majoring in mar- The total annual costs the library keting, chose AMOREU2 for his Toyota Celica as a would have endured had it not made way of spreading a little needed love on the road- the change would have been approxi- ways. Having driven the tough streets of both Europe mately $16,000, an increase of $4,000 and California, Sanfilippo knows first hand how since 1992. Included in the annual rebellious some drivers can be. costs: paper, cartridges, ribbons, "Driving can get pretty hectic, especially in Europe, mechanical repairs and replacement but no matter what happens I'll still love you, too," parts. The budget cuts combined with the See Getting the Last Word, page 7 See Library, page 6 Clinton administrator Law and lit from a superior court judge cuts By Michele Bolger 44 speaks today on tax Spartan Daily Stall Writer This program, "I believe t hat story analysis which was est- I believe that story is a good way to understand and education proposals It's not often that students get ablished last analysis is a good way law." Rushing said. A similar course had been By Roger R. Ramirez County Drug Abuse Coordin- the opportunity to appear be- year, gives stu- to understand law. Spartan Daily Stall Writer ation Commission. fore a judge without having dents the cha- taught by Rushing to students Stephen Van Beek, a SJSU been charged with a crime. nce to meet and Conrad Rushing at Santa Clara University School Superior I ,ourt Judge A discussion of President assistant professor of political This semester, students will learn from a of Law. 15 Clinton's State of the Union science, said it would be a per- get to meet San Jose State leader in the Rushing's achievements in- Address regarding a tax cut for fect opportunity for students to University alumnus superior community. clude being named "Trial Judge the middle class and education hear the priorities and agenda Court Judge Conrad Rushing in "We think he's one of the actually be more prepared for of the Year" by the Santa Clara proposals will take place on of the Clinton administration for a new experimental course stars on the bench and we're law school after this course County Trial Lawyers, serving campus today, 10 a.m., in the the next two years. coming to SJSU. honored," said Terry Christ- than first-year law students. as past president of the Santa Engineering Auditorium. Van Beek encouraged political Rushing and English Profes- ensen, political science depart- Students who have passed Clara Bar Association and his Dharmendra K. "Dave" science students to attend sor Selma Burkom will be team- ment chair. Rushing is the sec- the writing skills test and have 1978 appointment to superior Sharma, administrator of the today's discussion. teaching a course titled Law and ond person to participate in the upper division standing are en- Court Judge. United States Department of But he said all students Literature. program. couraged to enroll. Some open This course will only be Transportation's Research and should be informed about the "This is a great chance for us This course, beneficial for spaces remain for students taught this spring. However, if Special Programs Administra- proposed tax cuts. to do something on this campus people planning to attend law wishing to add the course. enrollment is high, it could be tion will lead the discussion. Clinton spoke before Con- not usually done at an under- school, concentrates on analy- Two of the course readings offered next fall. Sharma previously taught at gress and a national television graduate school," Burkom said. sis and an alternative way of include Shakespeare's "The The political science depart- SJSU in the early '80s and audience for almost 90 minutes Rushing was appointed this understanding law. Merchant of Venice" and Her- ment held a reception Wednes- served on the Santa Clara Tuesday night spring's Leader-in-Residence Burkom thinks students will man Melville's "Billy Budd". day for Rushing. 2 Wednesday, January 25, 1995 OPINION San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY Editorial

Congress/ leave public broadcasting alone itita*,,44410***. Timm own.« The U.S. House Appropriations Committee has ing point of view with regular shows on PBS," AREN'T YOU EN.E.F. begun hearings on whether or not the federal Jim Naureckas, editor of Extra! told the Kansas government should continue to fund the City Star. GOING TO GIVE UP Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB). A Critics like Gingrich advocate the privatization THAT STUPID strong voice in congress, Newt Gingrich, has said of public broadcasting, an event that would elim- he wants to eliminate federal funding for CPB. inate those few alternative points of view from BLANKET? That would be a terrible mistake and would the air. To privatize would subject programs to jeopardize some of the highest quality program- market forces that already have proven unsup- ming to be found on the airwaves. portive of controversial or educational program- CPB disperses about $300 million in public ming. funds annually to National Public Radio (NPR) "What privatization means is commercializa- and Public Broadcasting Stations (PBS) nation- tion," Jack Willis, president and CEO of wide. Since some of the funding for PBS and NPR KTCA/KTCI Twin Cities public television, wrote is public money, they have a mandate to give in the Star Tribune. "Commercialization gives us alternative voices an opportunity to be seen and 'Beavis and Butt-Head,' not 'Mr. Rogers:* and heard over the airwaves. 'Geraldo,' not 'MacNeil/Lehrer."' Among the educational programming in the Critics of public television also contend PBS is cross hair of Gingrich are shows like "Sesame elitist. How can "Barney" and "Sesame Street" be Street" and "Ghostwriter," programs that pro- considered elitist? Besides, 60 percent of PBS mote learning in a creative and entertaining set- viewers make less than $40,000 a year. ting. "The elitist," Willis wrote, "are those who say Documentaries like "America's War on the 'let them eat cable' at $250 to $500 a year." Poor" and occasional "Frontline" episodes are There are ways to publicly fund CPB and sepa- examples of the alternative voice. Their topics rate it from the political whims of Congress. One cause commercial broadcasters to shy away way is to levy a small tax on televisions, like in from them, claiming that these programs do not England. Another is to charge commercial televi- have a large enough audience to sell to advertis- sion for the privilege of utilizing the public air- Opinion page policies ers. waves, as advocated by a Carnegie Commission Occasional programs like these seem to have report. "If all mankind minus one, themselves on the Opinion the Macintosh. When submitting critics in an uproar who attack the CPB by whin- The Commission wrote it "is impressed with were of one opinion, and only page: the Letter to the Editor or on disk, please provide a print- ing about the liberal media" on PBS. the appropriateness of charging the users of a one person were of the contrary Campus Viewpoint. out of the piece. L. Brent Bozell III, chairman and founder of the scarce public commodity for that use." opinion, mankind would be no A Letter to the Editor may be Letters or Viewpoints may be conservative Media Research Center, said Privatization of the CPB would eliminate criti- more justified in silencing that up to 200 words responding to put in the Letters to the Editor "America's War on Poverty" was "a five-part cism of the conservative agenda from the air- one person, than he, if he had an issue or point of view that box at the Spartan Daily office in series setting out to show that conservatives are waves, and consequently, from public discourse. the power, would be justified in has appeared in the Spartan Dwight Bente! Hall room 209, wrong with conservative policies on welfare This allows the marketplace to administer cen- silencing mankind." Daily. Campus Viewpoint is a sent by fax to (408) 924-3237, or reform." sorship so politicians don't have to. John Stuart Mill, 300 to 500 word essay on cur- mailed to the Spartan Daily But what Bozell and others with his view fail to The government should promote education, "On Liberty" (1850) rent campus, political or person- Form Editor, School of acknowledge are the weekly public broadcasting culture and diversity among its citizens, and al issues. Journalism and Mass programs with a conservative agenda like "Tony public broadcasting can be a very effective tool. John Stuart Mill's quote can Submissions become the Communications, San Jose State Brown", "The McLaughlin Group," "Wall Street We join the voices of the 84 percent of be thought of as the "modus property of the Spartan Daily University, One Washington Week." and William Buckley's "Firing Line." Americans who believe public broadcasting operandi" of the Spartan Daily's and may be edited for clarity, Square, San Jose, Ca, 95192. "You don't have similar people from a left-lean- should be preserved, not eliminated. opinion page. The representa- grammar, libel and/or length. Opinion pieces appearing on tion of a broad range of opinions Any submission must contain this page do not necessarily is as important to a democracy the author's name, address, reflect the views of the Spartan The Mellow Prose From Texas as the right to vote, and the phone number, signature and Daily, the School of Journalism Spartan Daily is committed to major. and Mass Communications or sharing diverse opinions with A Letter to the Editor or SJSU. Grocery clerks; every woman's dream the community it serves. Campus Viewpoint must be There are two forums for typed or submitted on a 3.5 inch breaks, a 31 -year-old courtesy clerk/ex-drug deal- Spartan Daily readers to express disk using Microsoft Word on Chris er who fried his brain on acid when he was a kid McCrellis-Mitchell (he hasn't gotten past picture disc vinyl or disco), and more alcoholics then you can count etc Editor on your fingers and toes. There is even a more compelling reason the Spartan Daily women in the survey would be disappointed if Not too long ago, a survey came out about the they came looking for a grocery clerk at my Editorial most desirable jobs women look for a man to store. Attention have. Some of the top choices were lawyers, doc- The average age of the men pushing carts at $5 Executive Editor Joanne Griffith Domingue tors, educators, law enforcement officers and dollars an hour is 31. I understand the current City Editor Kevin Valine grocery clerks. economic situation, but a 34 year-old father of Artists News Editor Matthew Tom Grocery clerks? Grocery clerks? What were the three pushing carts for a measly $5.50 an hour is Photo Editor Jeremy Hogan women surveyed smoking? someone desirable? I don't think so. Do you have an opinion? Do Forum Editor Afsheen (A.J.) Nomai I have been around grocery store men for most There is a comedian, whose name escapes me, you want to be published? The Sports Editor Jim Seimas of my life. My step-father, his father, two of my who says there should be a sign given to people Spartan Daily is actively recruit- Day Editors Shelley Spacicman uncles, and an aunt all work in grocery stores. I, that says "I'm Stupid" when they do something ing San Jose State artists inter- Tina Casalino myself. have worked in a grocery store for the stupid. In my store, we'd run out of signs. ested in drawing political car- Tim Schwalbach past five years. The scary thing is, these people are breeding. toons. So it is safe to say I am kind of an expert on I know the main reason all of the jobs these Political artists should have Chief Photographer Jeanette Hanna grocery clerks, and I have to say these women women found desirable were for their hourly good drawing skills, keep up Etc. Editor Chris McCrellis-Mitchell don't know who they are talking about. Well, at wages, not for intellectual interaction or looks. with current events and have a Etc. Graphics John Lee least not at my store, where a brain is not a job The survey wasn't asking for the sexiest, most strong position on issues. Etc. Design Laura Becker requirement. intellectual men, it asked who was going to bring If you are interested in becom- Recently, a woman in our store deli announced home the bacon. ing a Spartan Daily political car- Reporters: Michelle Alaimo, Jennifer Bixler, Michele Bolger, that she was moving to Colorado at the end of Let's face it though, how many real doctors and toonist, contact the Forum Kristen Butler, Jennifer Ferguson, Cristal Guderjahn, Catherine the month When word got around the store, one lawyers, not movies actors, have you seen who Editor at the Spartan Daily or Ippoliti, Larry Lee, Dexter Manglicmot, Roger Ramirez, Nora guy, a recent high school graduate, asked "What would compare with Hollywood creations? It submit your cartoons at the Ross, Jerry Simmons, Ken Stuart, Linda Taaffe, Otto Waldorf, country is that in?" must be the media created images that have the Spartan Daily office in Dwight Blair Whitney My mouth fell to the floor, but it gets worse. women in this study confused. Bente! Hall, room 209. Another guy I work with, who should remain In fact, why aren't actors the most desired job Submissions should include the Senior Reporter Ilene Meeks nameless since he's brainless, got in a conversa- women look for men to have? If money is the real artist's name, address and tion about about how women sometimes break issue, then Kevin Costner, at $12 million a movie, phone number. Photographers: Janet Blackburn, Jeff Chiu, Christian Del up men's relationships. and Christian Slater, at $2 million, would be per- The cartoons will be reviewed Rosario, Eric Grigorian, Corey Rich, John Stubler I supported his hypothesis by using the exam- fect catches. by Spartan Daily editors and ple of Yoko Ono and the Beatles. He asked me As for myself, I make $14.59 an hour, I'm about artists will be notified by phone Cartoonist: Jay Vales who Yoko Ono was. to graduate from college, I won't even touch the if their cartoons will be pub- I couldn't believe it. Wait there's more. "looks" issue, but I'm already married. lished. Advisers: Mack Lundstrom, Jim McNay Also working at my store we have a paranoid Sorry ladies (yeah right). Vietnam veteran who gets stoned on his lunch Advertising Advertising Director Michele Daly Campus Viewpoint Art Director Kevin Taylor Retail Manager Gary Merrill I'd rather not be "playing with power," I'd rather play with Pong National Manager Kevin Fung Downtown Manager Monica McQueen Years ago. Nolan Bushnell created the first computer game called fun and popular games without a drop of blood or even a punch button. Marketing Manager Sharon Milner "Pong." It was like tennis, with less skill required. Though this game There are many games in which the characters are cute little car- was primitive and simplistic, it was immensely popular. It started an toons, and the object is to save the world, the prince, or whatever. Such Adviser Jack Quinton industry which now makes more money than I care to contemplate. And games are great for kids. They are fun, non-threatening and challenging. the games of today are far from simple and primitive. They have a plethora of levels, some of which require little problem Graphics Specialists: Jim Butler, Today, companies like Sega and Nintendo bring super high-tech, solving (actual thinking) to pass. The challenge is In reaching the next Dave Karigaca sophisticated games home to our fun-hungry youths. These games offer level. To do so requires determination, but kids will never be happy far more entertainment than the original "Pong," but that's not all they where they are in the game. They will persistently play, chasing the dan- News Room (408) 924-3280 provide. Popular games like "Mortal Kombat" and "Street Fighter" offer gling carrot of the next level. They will grow into dissatisfied adults with dazzling graphics, realistic fighting situations and a wide arsenal of char- an unquenchable void, a constant need to get to someplace better than Fax 924-3282 acters and fighting moves. "Mortal Kombat" combines spurts of blood where they are. In "Pong," there were no levels; the longer you played, Advertising 924-3270 with each hit or kick, and skilled players can actually kill and mutilate the faster the little ball went. It was a skill. It was boring in comparison, their opponents. but it was harmless. Classified 924-3277 Now I'm not the type to believe that exposure to violence on television I suppose it's all harmless fun, right? Besides, kids know not to take breeds real violence in children, but I have to wonder what It would be games at face value. Video games are entertaining, not influential. And, Spartan Daily, (USPS 0 509-480), is published every school day like if my first game wasn't "Pong" but "Mortal Kombat." Instead of I guess any negative values gained from video games could just as easi- for (full academic yr.) $25 (ea. sem.) $15. Off-campus price per copy, 15 cents, spending my delicate and formative years playing something like com- ly be attained through television or daily life. Even so, things were bet- by San Jose State University, One Washington Square, San Jobe, Ca, life-like oppo- ter in the days of "Pong." puter tennis, I would learn, with practice, to behead my 95192-0149. Mall subscriptions accepted on a remainder of semester nents, or at the very least, rip their arms off. I don't think these games basis. Second-class postage paid at San Jose, Ca. POSTMASTER: Send will raise kids into little assassins, but they develop some warped views. Sean Coffey address changes to Spartan Daily, San Jose State University, One "Mortal Kombat" is, however, just one game, and there are countless journalism Washington Square, San Jose, Ca. 95192-0149.

A 4 ft SPARTAN DAILY San Jose State University Friday, January 27, 1995 3 etc. Praying over under new management ,Sparta Guide Atli tiloisliv SJSU's Weeklg Calendar the Internet Having a hard time WWI By David Briggs Today Inc. Earth Day Planning Sigma Omicron PI AP Religion Willer Services on a network such Committe Sign-up to rush 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. as EcuNet range from Eculaugh getting classes? Earth Day Planning Meeting, Table in front of Student Union. Dick Summerford is a quadri- where religious humor can 1230 p.m. Call Phuong, 294-2179. WasitrOon Sq. Ha, a computer on be exchanged to the popular Rm. 115. Call Chrissy, 924-6467 plegic, but from and submissions for Earth Day Lutheran Student Fellowship his bedside table In El Paso, Prayer Chapel where prayers t-shirt and poster Submit by Bible Brown Bag, 1215 pm-1:15 pm Texas, he can join thousands of are offered for people in need. Mar 10. Call Jeruilfer, 924-6467. Student Union Montalvo Room. other people throughout the While the idea of building community by SJSU Tal ChiMu Shu Club world in praying for people in computer at SJSU need. modem may seem a little cold, SEU vs. Fresno State, 8 p.m. Ice Meeting & Practice, 8 pm -10 pm Centre of San Jose. Call Brent, Spartan Complex, Rm. 202. Nancy Jennings is epileptic one just has to read the person- 924-89ZS. Call Eric, 9984793. and cannot drive herself to al nature of the prayers offered church in Albuquerque, N.M. On over the computer to under- San Jose City College is the Canter Planning & Placement Sundays when her husband is stand the depth of Saturday On-Campus Interview Orien- caring Affordable Choice at $13 a unit! tation, 2.30p.m. Erighieerhig Bldg away on business, she turns on involved. Ice Hockey at SJSU her computer and calls up On a day earlier this month, SJSU vs. Univ. of Nevada - Reno, Rut. 189. Call 924-6033. YOU CAN STILL REGISTER 8 p.m. Ice Centre of San Jose. Sermonshop, where she can prayers were offered for a Call Brent. 924-8928. read homilies and discuss the young girl with cancer and a for the following transferrable courses starting week's Bible readings. dying man whose life was this week at San Jose City College: Spada Guide is freellt and available to students, faculty & staff a ssociatIons Deadline is Spot In the rapidly growing field of described by his friends as "an two days before publication forms available at DISH 209 t n0035 may be t2149,1 to allow for religious computer bulletin example to others of the loving, space restrictions Course I & Title Days & Starting Time boards, individuals with physi- compassionate living of a disci- cal or mental disabilities are ple of Jesus Christ." Chemistry 15Fundamimlais of Chemistry T. Th-6 30 p.m (Room: 106) finding new spiritual homes. One minister reported that CIS 54C-Prog ramming Th.-8 009 m (Room: 13-201) Often shut out of local houses when she told a hospitalized English 7613Great Books 1-900 am (Room: GE 105) Welfare hurts poor, of worship by physical barriers man that people all over the French 2A or 2Bintermediate French M,T, W,Th,F-9 00 am (Room: GE 101) or the discomfort and prejudice United States and Canada were History 1713History of the United States T, Th-9 30 am (Room: GE 125) that disabled people encounter praying for him, "He opened his Mathematics 21Precalculus Algebra MO-6.30 pm (Room: GE 111) Philosophy 60Logic:Critical Reasoning Th-6 309 m (Room: GE 123) says Wilson aide even within church and syna- eyes widely and said, "Really?" Photography 22Elementary Photography MO,F-10.00 am (Room: 112) gogue walls, people with dis- and then smiled and went back Physics 48General Physics M.W,F-9 00 am (Room: 5-1) SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Gov. ferent. This is not working, and abilities are discovering in com- under for a bit." Poll Sci 1Politics & Government in USA MW F-11 00 am (Room: GE 121) Pete Wilson's welfare director It is harming people right now." puter networks opportunities "It's an amazingly strengthen- says congressional proposals to Representing the Wilson for spiritual growth. ing thing," Summerford said. cut welfare funding could help administration, she endorsed a "It enables me to take an "One of the things that peo- Go directly to the classroom to poor people. proposal by Republican gover- active part in the workings of ple find most valuable is the fel- "Many people now on AFDC nors that would convert federal the church, which is very lowship, the relationships with register for the above courses. Other won't be there," state Social welfare funds into block grants, important to me," Summerford other Christians," said the Rev. transferrable courses are also available. Services Director Eloise sent to the states with far fewer said. "It's a window to the world Merrill Cook, an administrator Anderson told the House Ways restrictions than federal law for me." of EcuNet. "We've developed a Call Admissions & Records TODAY! and Means Committee in now Imposes. The number of users of reli- caring on-line community." Washington Thursday. "Without Welfare would no longer be gious computer networks is still The sense of community is an entitlement, you do other an "entitlement" paid to all who relatively small, but religious particularly important to peo- San Jose City College things, and one of those things qualify. groups are rapidly embracing ple with disabilities, many of you do is family formation." Anderson said she would sup- the new technology. whom are limited in their ability 2100 Moorpark Avenue (Bascom Ave off 280) Anderson, a former social port the proposal even if it Usage of EcuNet, a computer to participate in local churches. San Jose,CA 95128 worker, said Aid to Families meant California got less network of 20 mainline Protest- "Telecommunications be- with Dependent Children is money. ant and Catholic groups, has comes a great leveling field. Office of Admissions & Records: demeaning and fosters depen- If the state had a freer hand in more than doubled in the last Everybody meets each other as dency, the San Francisco operating the welfare program, two years, with an average of a peer. You don't have the stig- (408) 288-3700 Chronicle reported Friday. she said, it could "tighten its more than 3,300 participants ma," Rev. Jack Sharp said. "If I were a real cynic, I would belt" and focus on priorities. daily. suggest that it was put in place The federal government pays Other religious computer net- to destroy first black men and half of the benefits for works include SBCNet for then poor men, because that's California's 2.7 million AFDC Southern Baptists and Christ- need an extra 3 units? what it's doing," she said. recipients, mostly single moth- ianity OnLine, a new service for "We've got to do something dif- ers and their children. evangelicals from Christianity TAKE ENGLISH! JOIN THE SPARTAN DAIL

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San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY SPORTS Friday, January 27, 1995 5 SJSU blows halftime lead, Former Spartans coach lose 75-66 to ranked-Aggies to head NFL's Panthers SAN JOSE ST (66) Spartan Daily Wire Services fg ft rb The Panthers also named Joe basketball min ro-a m-a o-t a pf tp Dom Capers, the defensive coor- Pendry, the running backs coach of Greene 39 4-9 4-6 dinator of the Pittsburgh Steelers the Chicago Bears last PART TIME JOB OPENING 5-10 1 2 12 season, as RACE STREET FISH & POULTRY T Wilborn 27 0-5 4-6 2-7 2 3 4 for three seasons, has been named their first offensive coordinator. Spartan Daily Wire Service Brotherton 20 0-1 2-4 1-6 0 5 2 head coach of the expansion Pendry was offensive coordinator Addison $6.90 per hour to start Rodney Walker scored 20 points 16 5-9 0-0 2-4 0 4 13 Carolina Panthers. under Marty Schottenheimer for Quinet 22 5-9 2-2 0-1 1 Job Description: to lead 24th-ranked New Mexico 5 15 Capers' coaching career spans five Taylor 14 0-0 0-0 0-3 0 3 seasons one with the Wad on customers, cashier, State to a 75-66 victory over San 0 nine clean store, stock counters, Bacon 28 2-9 0-0 2-4 3 0 5 seasons at colleges including a Cleveland Browns and four with the Jose State in a Big West stint as San Jose State's other duties as delegated M Williams 28 1-7 8,10 0-3 5 3 11 defensive- Kansas City Chiefs. (requires some lifting) Conference game. De La Nuez 6 1-1 2-2 0-0 0 0 4 backs coach in 1977 under Lynn The loss was the 15th in 16 Stiles. Apply in Person 253 Race Street. S.J. or games for San Jose State, which He has been the choice of 11700k-clew Court S.,.1 squandered a 39-32 halftime lead. TOTALS 20018-5022-30 12-38 1225 66 Panthers owner Wayne Weaver for Questions? 294.6161 San Jose State is 0-8 in the several weeks. Big West. The Panthers contacted Capers New Mexico State improved to Percentages: FG-.360, FT-.733. 3-Point Goals: before the end of the Steelers' sea- 14-4 overall and 5-2 in the confer- 8-19, .421 (Greene 0-1, Addison 3-6, Quinet 3-6, son, a violation of NFL rules that ence. Bacon 1-4, M Williams 1-2). Team rebounds: 2. resulted in the Panthers being fined The Aggies have won 14 of the Blocked shots: 4 (r Wilborn 2, Brotherton, $150,000 and forced to forfeit two last 15 meetings from San Jose Bacon). Turnovers: 27 (Greene 7, M Williams 5, draft choices. Bacon 4, Addison State. 3, Quinet 3, Brotherton, De La Under the league's new anti-tam- New Mexico State opened the Nuez, T Wilborn). Steals: 7 (De La Nuez 2,1 Wilborn 2, Brotherton, M Williams, Quinet). pering policy, teams are prohibited second half with a 17-6 run over from contacting coaches before the Yes our director. the first eight-and-a-half minutes NEW MEXICO ST (75) conclusion of the season. c. Yes, all of your materials 0 r Jerry Bobrow has written one low to take a 49-45 lead. Johnny fg ft rb The Panthers were instructed are included in by ol over 20 national best-selling program fee SeIvie and Keith Johnson each min m-a m-a o-t a pf tp NFL Commissioner Paul Tagliabue preparation. books on test administer converted three-point plays and Wyatt 22 1-6 4-6 1-1 2 3 6 to cease talks with Capers until five 0 Yes, we Jordan 31 2-4 2-2 5-8 1 3 6 gra Yes. our programs are programs for 26 California Walker hit a three-pointer in the days after the Steelers' final game. Seivie 17 1-5 4-9 2-4 0 3 6 absolutely up-to-date Stale Universities colleges 17-6 spurt. Pittsburgh was 0 K Johnson 19 2-4 1-1 1-1 4 1 5 defeated by the San 0 Yes, we have a tree and law schools . After San Jose State scored the Diego Chargers in the AFC title Walker 26 7-10 3-4 1-5 0 3 20 'repeat'. policy 0 Yes we prepare over next four points to tie the game 0 Brewer 21 3-6 2-5 3-7 3 0 8 game last Sunday. Yes all programs are on 17 000 students each and at 49-49, New Mexico State went Hicks 13 2-5 0-2 0-0 0 3 4 Capers completed his third year campus every year 0 on an 11-3 run to open a 60-52 Jarrett 11 0-3 2-2 0-1 1 2 2 as defensive coordinator since join- 0 helping Ct Yes all instructors are 13 Yes. we've been Ferguson lead with 8:11. Walker hit a three- 23 4-9 3-4 1-6 0 2 12 ing the Steelers on Jan. 30, 1992. He fully credentialed with students prepare for tests or Mccoy 17 2-8 0-0 2-2 1 3 6 0 pointer and had a dunk In will enter his 21st season of coach- advanced degrees.. the past 20 years the spurt. ing and his 10th in the National dwAlrArr.ar'' ArAralril New Mexico State outscored San TOTALS 20024-60 21-35 16-351223 75 Football League. Jose State, 43-27, in the second- The 43-year-old Capers came to WI-IAT?!! half. the Steelers following six seasons I 5 hal would you expect to pay 10r a Crafton Ferguson had 12 points with the New Orleans Saints. program that gives you all these Percentages: FG-.400, FT-.600. 3-Point Goals: Answers', for the Aggies. Under Capers the Steelers Our fees range from $125 Brad Quinet scored 13 of his 15 6-15, .400 (Wyatt 0-3, Walker 3-3, Brewer 0-2, defense has ranked among the NFL 0 Jarrett 0-2, Ferguson 1-1, Mccoy 2-4). Team to $195 !! leaders in several categories each We can On era because we re swam points in the first half when O rebounds: 5. Blocked shots: 5 (Jordan 3, Ferguson iioriented university progtams, voi eras im best 0 mei orsommusel San Jose State built a seven-point 2). Turnovers: 19 (Wyatt 4, K Johnson 3, Brewer of the past three seasons. While in halftime lead. Tito Addison 2, Ferguson 2, Hicks 2, Jordan 2, Selvie 2, New Orleans, Capers' defense had 13 points and Darren Greene Walker 2). Steals: 10 (K Johnson 4, Brewer 3, ranked among the league's top five i SAN -I C3 S F. S "I'A "I' 1--1 / Mccoy 2, Jordan). for interceptions three times. roUNIVERSI'Ll7ro :N.4. 1 1,1 r He also coached two years in the ( )1 I 1( I .,1 ( 4 ,,,, 1 1 NI United States Football League. dorm...... w...A408 924-2600 (Spartan) Daily Trash-Talking (-X)) "Chris Webber needs a dia- off In the Letter to the Editor's Articles sent must contain per change. Will the SJS1.1 foot- box in the Spartan Daily news- the author's name, address, ball team improve? 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SAC/ is caned for his sloth foul smell and Wild Turkny is forced to leave the grime SPARTAN DAILY San Jose State University Friday, January 27, 1995 7 California makes taxes easy SACRAMENTO (AP) - returns. Franchise Tax Board California's tax collectors are officials say about 4.5 million GETTING IN THE LAST WORD giving you a bigger choice of tax taxpayers use that form. From page 1 forms than ever this year for fil- ing your 1994 state income tax Sanfilippo said, explaining the meaning return. of his license plate. Taxpayers whose taxable Linda Rusco, a SJSU junior marjoring income exceeds $100,000 or in creative arts, has had variations of have income from sources her nickname, Fuey, on a personalized other than salaries, interest and license plate for 14 years. Back in other common sources still Virginia, Rusco's first plate simply read must file the Form 540, which is FUEY. But upon moving to California, she the state equivalent of the fed- found the same plate unavailable and eral Form 1040, and they must changed to OH FUEY. file a copy of their federal 1040 'I've met a lot of people because of it. with their state return. Paris $249* They all think it means I'm fed up with The 540 is the four-page, 102- Honolulu $145' something, but it's really just my nick- line form which about 6.5 mil- New York $149* name," Rusco said. lion of California's 13.5 million Debbie Baker, a junior majoring in income tax filers used last year. child development, and her husband, But most taxpayers whose Spring Break sas row eik Brian, also chose a nickname, THE income comes from salaries, Cabo San Lucas 5 Nights BAKE, for the vanity plates on their 1987 tips, interest, unemployment ? ')..",t Chevy Suburban. They have had this benefits or Social Security, pen- Otuicil Travel same plate since 1975, although Baker is sion or IRA distributions may 394 Uiiivers.t. r: quick to point out that she can't take all use the two-page, 58-line Form Pa, ' the credit for the idea. 540A, including many who item- 408-295-8886 "Everybody started calling my hus- 66 ize deductions on federal band 'The Bake' during his water polo Eurailpasses issued on-the-spoti days back in college, and it just stuck," she said. Everyone started calling my husband 'The Bake' Janine Mitchell, an Aviation senior, during his water polo days back in college, and it just has kept the personalized plate, JM FLYS, on her 1991 Nissan Sentra for four stuck. r. frraffeic Otatag Weeiorcl years. Mitchell, who already has her pri- Debbie Baker vate pilot's license, is currently working Junior child development super S6511)4) on her commercial license and someday i. hopes to sit behind the wheel of a major ff airplane instead of just her compact car. However, for those students unwilling creative space and is free from the cen- kidding," "Friends don't let friends drive or unable to pay for the luxury of having sors at the Department of Motor Chevy's," or "I'm not speeding, I'm just vanity tags, there is a much cheaper Vehicles, which can ban any messages flying low." alternative - the customized license that might offend the average American But no matter what the combination plate frame. citizen. may be, a personalized license plate For less than a third of the cost, a With such freedom, a frame can joke, and frame may be just the ticket to get- license plate frame provides twice the "When God created man she was only ting in the last word on driving. Exp 2.i. 1914 p ... en, Sulq«- aw4siltel,110, - - - -

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he on BY COREY RICH 7 DAYS EEK Heidi Stanfill. sophmore, wanders through the stacks of books on the Spartan Bookstore in search of a textbook for her child development class. Gray wolves return Scheller house SPRING 1995 to Yellowstone Park ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES survives; impact OPEN CLASSES YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL and Wildlife Service plan t,) PARK, Wyo. (AP) After being return the gray wolf to the snared, darted, caged, poked, Northern Rockies states, where study ordered AAS 160 Asian American Women drugged and jostled during a the predator was wiped out by #16291 TR 0900-1015 Hase 500-mile trip from Canada, eight hunters some 60 years ago. Spartan Daily Staff Report wolves brought to Yellowstone In Yellowstone, the pens set stretched their legs Jan. 13 up in the park's Lamar Valley Scheller house gained ground *AAS 185 Multicultural Perspectives - American Society inside one-acre pens. will be the wolves' home for at Thursday when Superior Court Four other wolves, destined least six weeks, while they get Judge Jeremy Fogel ruled in #00045 TR 1030-1145 Do for immediate release in the used to their new surroundings. favor of the Preservation Action Idaho wilderness, weren't as For now, they will be fed chunks Council, *AAS 195 People of Color in America lucky. The helicopter that was of road-killed elk, bison and San Jose State University will supposed to fly them from deer that park officials have be required to do an environ- #00063W 1800-2045 Ng Salmon, Idaho. into the Frank been stockpiling in a freezer. mental impact study before any Church-River of No Return The wolves arrived at the 10- further action may be taken Wilderness 50 miles away was foot chain-link pens Jan.12 but against the historic house on president of SJSU who starts `MEETS UPPER DIVISION G.E. AREAS grounded by heavy snow. weren't let out of their cramped the corner of San Carlos and work Feb. 6. The four animals remained in travel kennels until that night Fifth streets. their small metal boxes while when a federal appeals court "For now, the building has their keepers waited for the lifted its 11th-hour order block- been saved, " said Tom Simon, weather to clear. ing the wolves' release. spokesman for PAC. "People "Every day is a stress situa- The wolves survived their 1 will be looking at all options, SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM AND tion," said David Langhorst, 1/2 days of confinement in trav- including on site preservation. executive director of the Wolf el kennels fairly well, said This will give the university a Education and Research Center Cheryl Matthews, park spokes- chance to comply with its own MASS COMMUNICATION in Idaho. This whole thing was woman. historic preservation policies." predicated on getting them and "They were a little scruffy and Judge Fogel affirmed that releasing them, not waiting stiff," Matthews said. "But they Scheller house is a structure of around." were breathing well, their eyes "historic significance." OPEN COURSES The 12 animals were captured were open and clear, and their Simon looks forward to work- in Canada as part of a U.S. Fish noses were all moist." ing with Robert Caret, the new Advertising associated students recreation ADV 091 sec. 02 Intro to Advertising TR 0900-1015 student activities ADV 121 sec. 01 Retail Advertising TR 1500-1615 Soccer League ADV 128 sec. 02 Advertising Management W 1800-2045 sign ups end Feb 17 Aerobics Session #1 ADV 128 sec. 03 Advertising Management T 1830-2115 sign-ups end Feb 10 Journalism

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