Spartan Daily Monday ktoher 1989 Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 Volume 93, No. 31 Campus bike safety policies vary in effect Implementation appears the key Skateboard By Anne Dujmovic .111 problems are Daily stag wnter (1111.11 ',LOC N iS snick enlorced. and SJSU officials have attempted to solve the most students cooperate. cording to Jell terwckli. just `kid stuff safety problems associated with bicyclists and skate- Calitornia State Student Association representative. boarders on campus, but they may unknowingly have As a result. bicycle parking is harder to tind Anne Dujmovic created new problems. around the perimeters 01 campus, lerwekh said. hut Daily staff writer Pedestrians SJSU will no longer have to it is casiet io wall, through campus. The safety problems and propeny worry about being run down by bicyclists and skate- Salet policies at campuses located in urban damage that skateboarders cause seem boarders on campus if everyone cooperates with the areas. such as Sall Francisco State Univeraty and Cal to he rampant on most campuses in the newly instated safety policy, hike ban supporters say. State I os Angeles. aren't enforced hecause mosi slit California State Umversity system. But the success of the policy will depend on dents commute hy car. according to safety officials Anti SJSU is no exception. how strict enfon:ement is and how cooperative slit interviewed The majority of problems are caused dents are, according to student government leaders at Bikes have heen limited to roadways and Iiikc by children from the surrounding com- other California State Universities that have similar path, sintc laq spring at Caitlin-ilia State 1'111kt:1'01%. munity who skate around campus, safety policies. 110110 I, LIM C.II I \ to according to Ric Abeyta. public safety The policy has had "absolutely no effect" at tell it it ss base an effect, said Dan Byrnes. chiet director. Cal donna State llniversity. Long Beach, said Tony a The San Jose City Council adopted Dummar. Associated Students senaior-at-large for 011e ilaS been cited in violation of the policy a city ordinance. effective Nov. 29, the school. so far. he said. 198g, hanning skateboards from any University police officers do not enforce it, she No one has been cited because the policx is not building or structure owned by the city, said. crib irced. said 1)tirren Jones, A.S. director in market including streets. sidewalks, plazas, al- Signs outlining the polity wen: posted because ing and public relations Mr Cal Slide Fullenon. leys. parks and transit malls. university officials wanted to "cover their behinds" is largely because the public satiny department is un 11111NIMINEMI in case .1 lawsuit was brought against the school. derstalted and is occupied w ith iiiore Belore the ban. downtown San Jose Dummai said things. lie said N Ben Weinberg Deity staft photogragner wa.s a haven for zealous youths perfect- VallIplISCS are more adamant than others . int! their street-style skating Silk t' 1 instatement of the policy. more people aft Critics say new hike polic will put clamps tut users in enforcing the restrictions because of past lawsuits fir nding the tram service from the Similar problems were reported by- involving pedestrians inured dunng collisions with Jones said. bicyclists. according to several experts on campus California State University, Fullerton. salety The tram service was made available for altet SJSU's safety policy where the biggest safety problem lies in Atter the University of California at Irvine lost a native trainsponation. at about the time the policy took the neighbortaxid youths who skate- imiltimillion-dollar lawsuit involving a pedestrian hit effect. he said. board on campus. said Dick Byrnes, di- l s hicylist, Cal State Long Beach decided to imple- Skateboards and rollerskates are totally banned from the rector of public safety there. Reliable ment as own safety policy to avoid a similar situa- public transportation and extensise campus. bike paths ate two reasons most students complx ith More injunes are associated with tion, said Dick Slor, Cal State I.ong Beach director Bicycles and unicycles can only be ridden the regulations at the on portions of skateboarding youths than with students ot public safety. I 'insersity ot California at Das 7th, 8th, 9th and San Carlos streets. who use the boards for transportation, "It scared ' Slot said. is. act.oiding to 1)as id I tikeinoto-Weerts. k.'04/1- dinator for Bikes can only be parked on designated bike racks that will be Bymes said. The university suffered The safety ptilics at California State University., campus poke installed soon. property damage as a result of their free- Chico. was adopted because ot two bicycle accidents The sole dins 1)avis community Bikes locked to trees or other objects will be impounded. It style skating before skateboards were that resulted in serious ninnies. One person was service Ohs tn. is to cinotve the safety policy. Take- prohibited from campus last spnng. killed, and one was lett pai al s. zed in the separate in- mutt \k'eerts said costs $5 to get a bike rack. cidents, according to Mike Millard, Chico State's di Violators face fines that range from $25 to $30. While bicyclists on campus are rare rector of pail satety I aketinno cots estimated that bicyclists out Daily staff graphic Source: Presidential Directive at California State University. Long Since the robe% was passed about eight years number pedestrians to I at 113. Davis There are Beach, skateboarders are common be- ago it has been very Medi% e preventing such acci- 18.01141 to 20.00o cys lists on ans giseti day. hr said cause of the steep inclines that provide dents. Minard said_ Bicycles are prohibited in- the See P(.1/./CY. back page See PROBLEMS. hack page Ethics Tension up in wake addressed Eye formation of robbery attempt in speech II) Brenda lesku. Daily staff writer lucent I . klde SJSC students vi.ho study in Clark Daily stall writer `I'm petrified. I plan to library are looking over their shoulders The importance of ethics in business atter an attempted armed robbery in the was the locus ot speech ticketed by. bring my boyfriend lihrary last Wednesday law prolessor. businessman and noted A 19 -year-old student v, as repon- along as my ethics adsocate Michael Josephson last edly approached in a stairwell by two Thursthn in the Engineering Center Au- bodyguard from now men who brandished a handgun and a ditorium I 2 -inch hunting knife and asked her for on.' Josephson began by asking the audi- money. according to a University Police ence to fill out surveys stating whether I >gammen' repon. Alice Limas. they had done such things 1/II University police expect to cin:ulate Frightened student exams, he about expenence or pia, a composite drawing ol the suspects on chase term papers. campus this week. UPD Lt. Shannon Once the audience members com- Maloney saitanday pleted their surveys, Josephson fielded Students expressed lear and anxiety he feels security on campus has de- impressions regarding the survey from about the incident and about campus clined. the audience. and seseral people said safety atter the attempted robbery -When I went here you only wor- they questioned whether those surveyed Alice Limas. a 22-year-old commu ned about cnnne if you were outside and had responded. honestly to questions in nications major, studies in the library it was dark." Marlowe said. "Now the poll between Mur and live tmies a week people are exposed to crime indoors and Josephson revealed that "mos' peo- "I'M petrified, I.imas said. "I dunng the middle of the day I think se- ple lie on certain subjects when partici, plan to bring my. boyfnend along as my curity here suf.:Vs.!' paling in surveys, and 111111e t1011 1 even tsiitly guard from now on. - Ruth Hefter. director of the library, feel had about lying " Brett !Marlowe. 23. lanias' boyf- said the library increased security this -There are a number ot people in riend and a lonner SJS1' student. said See RI)BRER)', hail; page the business world v,ho don't teel had about lying. hecause they believe they will have to face senous C011%CtilleaCe% if they tell the truth." he said. "So they try to justify telling the I ie. Spartan Shops to he idea that most people judge themselves hy their "good intentions" church was 10th St. also buy brought up by. Josephson. As an introduction to this aspect. he posed 11 Aldii Marageni the question: "Why do people believe Daily staff writer they are more ethical than others'''. Spartan Shops Inc approsed plan Fnday to purchase the church at Ithh After several audience members 'The university came and San Fernando streets for some SI I suggested that pride was probably the million in November to us a couple of reason behind people's belief in their The money used to buy the quarter- own ethical superionty. Josephson pro- weeks ago, and we acre lot will come Irom reserve fund. ceeded by stating that some people have saved by Spartan Shops. which operates planned all of this a habit ol taking a good thing they do campus stores and food outlets, officials and "squeezing it out... said out.' ’ We may he canng people. and we SM. asked Spartan Shops to make may do good things; hut there are times the purchase after a judge decided two when we may lie. and we try to weeks ago that the land ha.s to be sold 'squeeze out' some gixxl aspects Inim hefore Nov. 9 or he turned over to cred- Ron Duval. that lie by saying that it was Mr a good itors. according to Scott Santandrea. Spartan Shops director cathl:, Josephson said. Associated Students president antl a He also mentioned the role of a iiiember of the Spartan Shops hoard. "theory. of relativ ay' in ethics: Gov. Deukinenan approved SJSU s request for extra Wad% Illake the pur- "No matter how bad the thing vie chase Oct. I. but money will not he Since the university itself does not may do. we may believe that there's al available to the university until next have enough reserve funds to make the ways someone out there who is worse year at the earliest purchase before the date set by the than ourselves. so we are really not that Joe H vatarin - Daily staff photographer "It would he at least January. before Ridge, officials approached Spartan had " Air Force (*add Hayes. center. and Cadet 1.ew right, salute their group commander after the earft- any funds w ill be available. probably Shops Josephson also pointed pc,' out that morning re% eine ceremon at the flagpole located between Sweeney and McQuarrie halls. later,- said Jim Hill. university pur- "The university came to us a couple See ETHICS. InicA pao chasing director. See CHURCH, hack page Spartan Daily/Monday, October 16, Nile 2 1989 Forum Spartan
Shelby Daily Grad Pubhshed for the University and the University Community by the Department of Journahsm and Mass Communications Since 1934 Names filter in for Rec Center Point of View The Spartan Daily received more than a dozen entries in our Name-The-Rec- Center-Contest. Sometime this semester, the Student Paper sacrificing Union Board of Directors will likely decide what the $36.8 million facility will objective angle be named. Three people suggested that the center The San Jose Mercury News ran an THE CAPITAL GAINS TAX CUT BANNER he named for former San Francisco 49ers advertisement in ik sports section coach Bill Walsh, a former SJSU student II hursday that is a sickening sight for 0 say, can you see, to the rich man's delight, and instructor. aspiring young. journalists. What so proudly they passed, at the Congress' last gleaming, "Naming the Rec Center after him The ad. paid lor by the Mercury , was Whose incentive tax cuts, for the businessman's plight, would be a great honor to him and San Jose a beautiful two-page, full-color display (O'er the gallery they watched, were so joyously beaming!) State," said health care management the promoting the paper's coverage of And the deficit's red glare, budgets bursting in air, senior April Ainos. World Series matchup between the a junior majoring in Gave proof thro' the night that our flag was still there. Mary Hogsett, Oakland A's and the San Francisco Giants. biology, wants the Rec Center named wave, I he two-page spread contained a 0 say, does that debt -mangled dollar still "The Bill Walsh Commemorative Sports picture of the Bay Bridge with ''The O'er the land of the rich and the taxes they save! giant "Mal1.41 Center"; George Coakley suggested the 1989 World Series is Ours" emblazoned in "Bill Walsh Recreation Center." red letters across the top. "Congratulations Alumni Tom Colla believes Walt ( liants Athletics’ was in smaller black McPherson. another SJSU coach, should lettering underneath. be honored. There was also six square action " 'McPherson Center' would honor pictures devoted to each team across the To the children, we leave the bills the winningest coach in San Jose State bottom. and copy below that stated such history. It would give the new center repulsive things as, "A Series we've Sam got his first credit card when he Last week, the Senate voted to in credibility." waited for all of our lives. We couldn't ask v.as 18. crease spending on Star Wars, just Naming the facility the "Percy Chow for anything more. Everyone told him to he careful weeks after Dan Quayle claimed it wa.s Memorial Events Center" would pay Although the advertisement was an with it:" Pay your hill on time each nonsense - DAN QUAYLE. How can homage to the "little known and long- month; don't raise your credit line until attractive spectacle to lo()k at, and it was he see something that no one else does? forgotten construction worker who fell 110 probably the good spirit of the Series you're ready; and never, never use in credit to pay tor something when you They also defeated one rational sen- feet to his death during the early fretiz . it crossed the line that separates don't hase the tunds to cover it ator's proposal to bury our losses and construction stages of the building," said advertising from honest, objective For a while. he used it intelligently. stop production of the B-2 bomber at environmental studies major Robert Kolar. reporting. He didn't get into too much imuble. It 13. the number already underway. Discussion has also centered amund The Mercury News could easily worked so %sell, in fact. that he started In order to fund all this. the House naming the facility after former SJSU rationalize the advertisement as an attempt experimenting with it. and eventually Todd A. Haynes showed its support for the Capital Gains Tax basketball star Ricky Berry, who to sell its coverage of the event and used it to pay Mr things he couldn't af- Cut by defeating an alternate plan. tOrd. (M. course, supporters cry, this is the so- committed suicide in August. therefore sell more ne» spapers. lution. The players of the 1989-90 Spartan But when a newspaper devotes that He lived a life that was fun anti ex- Basketball Teams wrote a letter to the iinich time. money andrspace to essentially citing. He bad a very expensive lifestyle For a time, the cut will stimulate in- Daily that had kind words for Berry. vestments, increase promote and congratulate the two teams,. without, the funds to back it up. He But he was too far jobs and cause great However. it stated their opposition to the loved growth in our then its claim of objective reporting is shot it. economy theoreti- People amund him saw what WilS in the hole to cally. proposal. to hell. "(The circumstances surrounding his happening. They knew he was digging But when the taxes increase again. It is acceptable for a newspaper to himself a hole that Iii. 1 have to climb notice that he death would) send an inappropriate but two years later, the opposite will hap- promote itself to increase readership, his sv ay out ot sooner or later, and the couldn't get out. pen. People not invest their money. message to young. striving athletes and the not acceptable to promote and hype an longer he waited. the harder it would arid the budget deficit will again nse. community as a whole." the letter stated. event it is expected to provide objective he this time at a higher rate than before the Other suggestions avoided names of reporting for. But he was too tar entrenched in the cut. specific people entirely. opting for catchy The whole concept behind a hole to notice that he couldn't get out All this goes to show that Sam is a titles instead. newspaper is to report the news not Resides, why do today what you can because WC hacks now. Laura Atraz suggested "The Spartan put off until tomorrowl are turning our very stubborn. spoiled little boy. He make it, become involved in it, and It's the one that gets incredible lip serv- hears the warnings. hut he won't heed Palace", with the comment: "Do not We all know SAM. ill course He is certainly not to promote it in the Way the ice in Wahington. hut the one to which name (it after) good or Uncle Sam. the government. them. ... a dead athlete." San Jose Mercury News did. very little real attention gets paid. the people NC WIC ill represent us in for Sam, his parents "San Carlos Street Arena" and "The Such action should he handled by the Unthrtunately Washington As a matter of fact. our government v.on't hail him out Spartan Sports Pavilion" were two names respective public relations departments of His credit card is the tederal budget is ignonng to stop entered by business major Brian the cries homy.. ing His children will the two teams not an advertisement run And the mounting hill is the budget del and start paying. It is continuing to Goldenberg. hy a 110.4 Taper. IC it spend money- it doesn't have. and it Goldenberg also suggested "Spartan These are the basic elements that You've heard ot it isn't doing anything to generate revenue Todd A. Harries is a MIA waft Square Arena." because of the square journalism majors at this school are taught It's the one our children will pay tor to cover its ass writer. shape of the arena, and "Spartan City every da And when we lo()k int() the Arena," because SJSU "has often been protessiimal v(rorld and see exactly the Letters to the Editor referred to as a city," he wrote. opposite. it can he extremely Columns Radio-TV major Andre Polizzi disappointing. suggested dropping the "C" in the -Rob Lyon. Sports Editor Signed columns tire written by members of the Spartan Daily staff. They express the Keep future `bright' cumbersome Student Union Recreation opinion of 'be writer only. and Events Center (SUREC) to make the official name SURE or "SURE Center," which Polizzi said is much I didn't know Ricky. Berry. Just as most of us don't easier to say. knov. the thousands of other people that choose to take their Other entries took a more Rec Center is the sarcastic lives and give up on the future. 11le new tone; nearly half the future for San Jose's students and athletes. It will he a pan of respondents said the SJSU and the community for many years to come. After last new Center's name should reflect the cost season's basketball problems. the team has been rebuilt and overruns and delays which plagued its has a bright future. They even adopted the theme "lhe Fu- construction. ture Is So Bright." So why should we name the SUREC after "Call it the Suppository because such a negative note? students are taking it up the ass," wrote Suicide isn t right. Neither would he naming the new senior John Stubbs. home of the Spartans after someone who unfortunately tix)li families, Stephanie Boag suggested naming the that road. Suicide hurts: It hurts the individuals's Rec their friends, the community. and in this case. it hurts the Center after the movie "The Money university. So please don't start the future of the SURF(' oft Pit." on such a negative note Let's keep the future bright An anonymous entry also suggested Shane McCullough that name. along with four others: "The Sophomore Kremlin," "Rockefeller Center-West," Undeclared "The Big Owe." and "Seward's Folly - South." No gov't funded abortions Whether any one of these entries will ever be displayed in huge FAillor. letters on top of This letter concerns Lisa Elmore's column on abortion. the Rec Center is unclear. The federeal government has no responsibility or duty to pay But students maintain an attitude of for abortions humor with a touch of bitterness. 11 pixy women want abortions, lei them go to state serv- Asked Brian Goldenberg: "What sort ices or private clinics. of prize will I receive if I have the winning their hides. I agree that women have sole ownership of entry'? A lifetime pass to all events and a hut men have a share in the problem. too. Since men have an parking permit until investment at stake, they should have some say. Lisa says 2010?" "The weapons of this war are love and compassion.'' The Shelby Grad is the Editor in Chief. real weapons are rhetonc and taxpayers mmey which cover up responsibility. Letters to the If President Bush had any Nallls. he will veto the ex- Editor panded federal program for abortions. The Spartan Daily wants to hear from you. The Carlo Arlan' Daily accepts letters-to-the-editor from students. fac- ulty, Sophornore and the campus community regarding topics of Finance public interest. Letters should include the author's name, major, grade level, and telephone number (not for publication). Letters may be delivered to the Daily newsroom in Walhquist Library North 104 or at the Stu- dent Union Information Desk. Monday, (ktober 16, 1989/Spartan Daily Page 3
lhe law WiL5 schedukd to take ef- The appellate ruling Litrilt after re SJSU Today SpartaGuide News 'rt.! in Januar), 19/48 hut was blocked Lent Honda Supreme Coun daimon lust days earlier thr San Irancisco ovenuming that state's parental imnsent Superior Coun SpartaGuick; Is a clady catendar ayallabre to Career Planning and Placement Center: judge law , also on state privacy liruund-s SJSU students faculty and staff organizations Employer Presentation Careers with Court backs al no charge Forms abortion may be picked up at the General Electric 11 30 a m 1 30 pm SU Spartan Daily office Warta:vat SAN PRANCISCO r AP) -- a Free LaXarY Noah Costanoan Room Cali 924-6010 Zone Cafe Room 104, or al the Student Union Information ruling abortion nghts advocates said Center No phoned-in items will be accepted offers wEDNESDAY reaffirms the pnvacy rights of adoies noneicholio, rho deadane is noon The Daily *Ill attempt ro enter each item a day before the event as weil Society of Professional Journalists: cenIN. a state appeals court has refused Meeting. 11 30 a m WLN. room 113 Call AN nurturing setting as the day ot the 61t tint to alloy, enfOrcement of law that 924-3280 TODAY would require an uninarricd minor lo Ad Club: Meeting 7 p S U Umunhum JEYE CATCHING gel 1:0111CIII Irom a parent or J iudge he Imagine a plat: tree of alcohol and Project PAACE: Free -Zone Cale Opening Room Call 924-3270 Edwin Harris on piano. 8 p m to 11 p m fore having an ahortIon drugs A place that stnves to eliminate Meeting, SPECIAL ON formerly The Roost. across from Student lArith,CS Club: 2 30 p m . S.0 The 1st District Court of Appeal did 5C%ISIII, racism and oppression based 011 Guadalupe Room Call 255-6208 Union Ca11924-5945 not rule on the constitutionality. the class. religion. age, ethnicity., sexual ASPe: Wednesday Night Cinema 7 p m CONTACT LENSES** IFIM Club: Woody Hobbs on Information law . hut relied on Cahlorma's 'Amain( onentation or disability and 10 p m Call 924.6261 Systems, 7 30 p m Business Tower room tumid right ot pnacy when it on Thurs You are now entering the Free lone 50 Call 265-5816 Re-Entry Program: Brown bag lunches. day upheld a Judge's decision to block DAILY WEAFt EXTENDED WEAR Cafe S U Montalvo Room Call 924-5930 Proisct PAACE: Alcohol Awareness Week its enforcement. -Soft :GSoafts $195 "lbe cafe, sponsored hy Project ice cream social, 10 30 a m , place of event SJSU Recreation and Leisure Studies: Free seminar-health trends Permeable...:91 25 *Permeable Si 75 PAACE (Prevention of Alcohol to be announced Call 924-5945 and leisure Abuse wellness. 7 30 p m . 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Leisure Services: Deadline for your choice ol text style among our 35 Prices valid with Student I.D. card. racquetball league sign-ups 4 30 Irom 8.30 p.III 10 11 p.m. CISA Club: Weekly Meeting Art Exhibits, pm SU resident lonts FREE CONSULTATION A S Complete eye exam required 5 30 p m Art Building. room 237, Call 22E- Business Office Ca11924-5956 Just .ive us a call al Tonight's grand opening will leature 6552 ineLine Design 415' 968 4243 with purchase of contact lenses the music ol local musician and Christian Students Fellowship: Bible songwriter Edwin Hams on piano study fellowship meeting. noon S U DR. LYNN L. PARRISH Pacheco Room Call 268-1411 INTERESTED IN WORKING WITH 20 N. First St. Suite B Tuesday, the cafe will feature a "Come Learn About ThIsJesus,": San Jose, CA 95113 Poetry reading hy Jennifer Lawson, a Informal Bible Study, 7p m . 10th and San HANDICAPPED CHILDREN 286-9096 published poet and author ot the novel Carlos Sts Call 297-7506 1st. & "Blackbird in My Tree. ’ Geology Club: Speaker 12 30 p m (N. Santa Clara Streets) Duncan Hall room 306 Paid employment opportunities available Close to campus VALIDATED PARKING Expires Dec. 20, 1989 The cale's goal is to "nunure local Project PAACE: Jennifer Lawson-poetry. 8- through the art," as well as to supply an ()pen, 11 p m , Free Zone Cafe. formerly The alcohol -free environment, according to Roost Ca115945 Special Education Student Taraneh Roosta, coordinator of the Project PAACE: Alcohol Awarness Week. cafe. 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