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ft SPARTAN DAILY 4" Vol. 98, No. 25 Published for San lose State University since 1934 Friday, February 28, 1992 'She has the unique ability to bring people from varied backgrounds together...' First candidate arrives, meets with campus

iv Smits Patel has policy-making powers over the Daily staff writer entire University of Hawaii system. Ching, who arrived in San Jose SJSU Doris Michiko Ching almost late Wednesday night, is known as a Presidential MEET Doris Michico Ching didn't make it to San Jose. consensus builder at Ull Manoa, and Selection This is the schedule ol open meetings or Doris Mtchiko Chings visit to campus today After Ching, the first of the six highly praised for her fairness and All meetings are open forums Faulty staff students and the public are invited SJSU presidential candidates sched- willingness to hear all sides of an Spring '92 uled to visit the campus, flew out of issue. 9:45-10:30 Staff hosted open meeting, Honolulu, the pilot discovered a "She is very good at talking to a.m. problem with the landing gear. The people. She has a knack for identify- woes as "an extrena challenge:. and Spartan Memorial Chapel. plane returned to Honolulu where the ing all the individuals that need to be forecasted they would be around for passengers disembarked, boarded brought into a discussion" said Tom at least another two years, or even ? 11:15 a.m.noon Union hosted open another plane ,and finally flew back Gething, dean of students at Ull longer, until the country pulls out of meeting, Spartan Memcrial Chapel. to San Jose. Manoa, who has worked extensively the recession. Ching's presence on the SJSU with Ching. "But we have to be optimistic and campus today is the first opportunity Ching, who was the first woman find creative solutions," she said. 2-2:45 p.m. Students' open meeting, for students, faculty and staff, to get to hold her position, is a tiny woman, Ching said if she were president, Associated Students council chambers, a glimpse of the possible future pres- conservatively dressed in a dark suit, she would attempt to gain communi- Student Union ident of SJSU. with not a hair out of place. But her ty support for the campus not just She is renowned for being a good eyes are friendly and her mouth is financial, but also moral support and 2:45-3:30 p.m. Faculty and Student Services listener, which should please students quick to smile. support in lobbying the government. who feel they aren't being heard. She says she is happy at the UH, "I would advocate only what's hosted open meeting, Spartan Memorial Chapel. Ching is currently vice president and didn't apply for SJSU's position, best for the institution after looking Ira student affairs at the University of but since she has been selected as at all aspects of the issue," she said. 4:45-6:45 p.m. Community open hearing, Scott Sady Daily staff photographer Hawaii at Manoa, which is the one of the candidates, she is looking This approach to dealing with Spartan Memorial Chapel. largest of the state's 10university forward to the opportunity at SJSU. Doris Michico Ching system. In that capacity, Ching also Ching described SJSU's budget See CHING, Page 4

AF RICAN Fleischman quits, AWARE N ESS BOMBS AWAY MONTH leaves A.S. board Department Personal reasons given By Marcia Lepler neled to IRA groups went back into Daily staff Writer the treasury to be used for student ser- still shakes vices and student organizations. Associated Students is losing its While Fleischman contends there staunchest fiscal conservative a are other conservative members on the man who identifies himself as the A.S. board, he is worried there are up campus "watchdog" of the A.S. treasury. also "people on our board who see Citing personal family matters, Jcn A.S. money as coming out of nowhere Fleischman, A.S. director of and who want to redistribute dollars Afro-American California state affairs, has submitted into what they personally desire" Studies holds status his letter of resignation to the A.S. But Launder does not think there is board of directors effective Sundry. anything to worry about. By Vlbha Baena! The resignation comes three months "People are conservative on differ- Daily staff writer before the end of his term in office. ent issues" she said. "We have a con- Hoping to dispel any rumors about troller and a director of business Since its beginning, the Afro- his resignation, Fleischman said he is affairs to be watchdogs over the bud- American studies department has not leaving to work on Pat get" made many people at SJSU very Buchanan's campaign because of any Most recently, Fleischman and a uncomfortable. problems related to the A.S. board. group of approximately 27 other The entire department, in fact, "We will miss Jon on the board," SJSU students lobbied state legislators makes a habit of reexamining theories said Nicole Launder, A.S. president. about Gov. Pete Wilson's proposed 40 and conclusions commonly taken for "We always knew his views and percent fee increase as well as the granted. where he was coming from, though steadily declining state funding of the While some say that communism we didn't always agree with every- CSU system. failed, for example, the chairwoman thing he said." Fleischman confirmed that he has of the department, Maria Smallwood. not been in favor of a 40 percent fee sees capitalism declining. Careful spending increase, but said should an increase be And that can be unsettling. Fleischman maintains that some of necessary, he wants the money collect- It may be unsettling for the rest of his greatest achievements have been in ed to go directly back to the students. the campus, but not for Smallwood. the area of responsible spending, Smallwood is representative of a although his official directorship role Wants dollars to go to CSU department that is used to controver- was that of liaison between the SJSU "I would like a guarantee that the sy. students and state legislators, dollars go to the CSU system instead The department was born out of California State University trustees of to Sacramento. Personally, I'd like turbulent times in 1969. The civil and students on the 19 other CSU to see the money go into an SJSU campuses. He was also the SJSU rep- bank account," he said. rights sentiments were raging high. The Vietnam War was adding fuel .11116;00.,m. resentative on the California State Launder feels she and several other The proposal to start a new depart- Student Association board. board members can assume the ment for the study of the African - One of those achievements. responsibilities of the position left American heritage caused heated Fleischman said, occurred last vacant by Fleisclunan's resignation. debates and strikes throughout col- November. "I've been going to many of the lege campuses. A.S. voted to pull out its share of California State Student Association "It was time of monumental strug- funding from 19 Instructionally meetings and I've been very involved gles of one kind or another on every Related Activities programs and put with the lobbying efforts," she said. campus," said George Moore, chair- the responsibility of supporting them "We'll continue on." man of the humanities department. with the IRA committee a place According to Lisa Desai, director In 1968, San Francisco State where Fleischman thinks it belongs. of business affairs, Fleischman will be University was shut down for almost Programs such as (heart gallery, missed for an another reason. a semester over the touchy issue, and KSJS radio station, dance and music "Jon was the expert on 'Robert's the same debate "paralyzed the IX- programs would be funded from the Rules of Order' (a book which details Berkeley campus for almost a $20 IRA fee collected from students parliamentary procedure). We often semester," said Jack Kurzweil, an during registration. Previously, part of asked for his help." electrical engineering professor who their funding had come from A.S. in Though he is no longer in A.S. as was president of the faculty union in addition to IRA. an officer. Fleischman doesn't plan to the late '70s. 111.111', 1/ Dally "There was a lot of misinformation disappear from campus. He hopes to The battle raged over the validity Glenn Butler, a junior aviation major, per- the center often for recreation. Clear skies and a lot of people who needed the continue to serve on the IRA commit- Fleischman said. "I look back tee and the General Education of an Afro-American studies depart- forms his 'Gumby' dive in the SJSU and warm temperatures have made the facts," ment. on it (the A.S. vote) as an accomplish- Advisory Committee to the CSU In one corner were those who Aquatics Center Thursday. Butler goes to center a popular placein the last few days. ment." chancellor. argued that the department would Funds which were previously fun- He'll still have classes too. provide a home for a much neglected segment of students. It would study the familiar themes such as Columbus "discovering" America Some professors provide pro-bono teaching, ease budget crisis from the angle of the African Americans. It would pay heed to the By SmIta Patel often entails holding seminars for them. history of a people almost entirely Daily staff writer `... everybody is ovenvorked. I'm glad I can be of help: "I like to work with young people," he said. "I neglected by most scholars up to like to think it keeps me young" then. When SlS11 chemistry Professor Ada May "I can't stand it to think that our young peo- "I don't see any one who is underworked. Some of the retired SJSU professors volun- In the other corner were those who Ames retired in the summer of 1991, her depart- ple, our most wonderful resource, are being everybody is overworked I'm glad lean he of teered to teach so they could continue their argued that the department would ment threw her a party and gave her a ring. But, given such a hard time," said Ames, who is help," said the Stanford University graduate who research at the university. only further segregate the African- when she returned from a vacation in Hawaii that teaching now and intends to come back in the also volunteers her time at fundraisers at "Normally when you retire, you have to clean American students from the rest of summer, they gave her another ring on the fall despite a scheduled hip surgery this summer. Stanford. Despite the time she spends volunteer- out your desk and leave." said chemistry the campus; that the department telephone --and asked her to come back. Ames currently teaches 100 students in three ing, Scofield says she has plenty of time to read Professor John Neptune, who teaches eight units would create a ghetto; that the schol- There may he no free lunches at &NU, but labs of Chem. 30, a prerequisite to many sub- and enjoy music and the arts. every spring so he can continue with his arly works available were insufficient students can get one thing for free professors. jects. Many of these professors enjoy teaching at research. for the studies. Several professors have taken pity on students Those three classes would not have been SJSU because it offers a break in their retire- "Actually, if I wasn't teaching the course I Moore, a member of the facing the budget crisis and are currently teach- available if Ames wasn't there to teach them. ment. would be here doing research anyway," said Academic Council's curriculum COM- ing on a pro-bono basis. "I just don't think any more road blocks "One cannot work all one's life and then just entomology Professor Gordon Edwards who still mittee during 1968 and '69, remem- For students already faced with overcrowded should be put in their (students) way." she said. cut off. You can only paint the house once or tends the more than 120,000 beetles in the J. bers debating the issue every week classrooms and a shortage of available classes, Alice Scofield, who volunteers as an adviser twice and then you have to find something else," Gordon Edwards Museum of Entomology at during committee meetings. these professors arc an unexpected and often to students working on their master's degrees, said Professor Clay Andrews who retired from SJSU. unacknowledged windfall. Many of the profes- retired from the College of Education in 1990, the College of Education in 1988. Edwards, who teaches during the spring See AFRO-AMERICAN, sors are retired SJS1 I faculty who come hack to but asked to come back to S.IS11 so she could Andrews, who lives in Palo Alto. now volun- Page 4 help students in their time of need. continue advising her students. teers as a supervisor for student teachers, which See PROFESSORS, Age 4 2 Friday, l'ebruary 28, 1992 IN San lose State University II SPARTAN DAILY FoRUM OPINIONS

HEY .1, SliOPANI ixWoulD 1./KEro MISSILES (.2D-11AVE NO EDITORIAL KAlow _r F YOU'RE DONE W I IN THE 3-riNKrIkl'AllS5/LES !,__z- Miss' LEs I GAvE You BEFORE ,11 A1EEI) No STIAIK111' Surrogate law would r-NE WAR-. It) LIKE ro/./U'E missars legalize paid pregnancy C k PLEASE.. Did anybody read the "Handmaid's Tale" by Margaret Atwood? The Turn poor handmaids are forced to bear children in their society. They do not get paid. Ihey 0 0 women into are rewarded with retirement after a certain number of reproductive years baby factories probably put out to pasture. Is that what California would like to Lease: Body of do? Produce a group of women whose Forchildbearing woman, occupation is to give birth? Maybe a degree will be required. a BS -Birthing nine-month contract Sister. plus birthing time, That may be going too far. But things $10,000. Sounds like happen one step at a time. something out of a novel by It is now legal to sell blood. The poor Kurt Vonnegut. and even the college student, short of cash, have been known to become a pint - Think again. low for money. The California State Senate has Maybe some woman who needs to passed a bill to set up rules by which a pay the rent will take advantage of this woman can contract with an infertile new surrogate law. Only now, payment married couple to bear their baby. The will be measured in the thousands. bill would permit either artificial tf) insemination or the implanting of a Who will set the monetary limits on fertilized egg into a paid surrogate paid pregnancies? The state? Or is this a mother. free market with occasional half-price sales? If a couple can't afford to pay the IFFCAPDT If enacted, California will lead the going rate, will there be another way to become the first place in the alternative? Fri Fowler - Spartan Only world to legalize paid pregnancies. if after a while, some what The sale of human beings was couples find it easier to pay for outlawed with the 13th Amendment to a pregnancy than to go through the Constitution the anti-slavery law the nine months of nausea, bloating and and state law makes it a felony to sell IN THE maternity leave. Let's just hire a baby or pay for the custody of a human being. factory to do it for us. Supporters claim no baby is being sold. The babies would be adopted by their Now, how does the "Handmaid's Ellie Molloy Tale" sound? Scary, isn't it? CATBIRD SEAT genetic father and the father's wife. They also claim this would solve the To put a price on the birth of a baby or problem of how motherhood is decided to create a market of birthing women is by genes or by who gives birth and to take away the dignity and love that surround motherhood. from failure end all those problems of surrogate Patient prof saves student mothers suddenly wanting to gain Women do not need the state to visitation rights for a child that was legislate on yet another use of their out your Scantron Form 882 "Get rid of the animal or I'll tell heard of the fiasco, both had supportive ptill bought and sold. bodies. and answer A, B, C, D or E to corporate." messages on my device that evening. question I. Ready with your No. 2 Knowledge of my 11 years at Country "Sure, drop the research methods class, lead pencil? Lane Apartments apparently had not you're under enough stress right now," the OK. to whom do you go when you are heightened her sensitivity level. deep voice of my adviser spoke back to unable to keep up with course Thirty days. then out on the street for me. assignments and your personal life has my cat and me. I wasn't going to give him "You're still in the program. Go ahead degenerated to borderline suicidal? up this time. I'd been intimidated by the and sign up for the Spartan Daily, if WRITER'S A. Your mother. corporate biggies before and given my pet you'd like." B. Pat Dillon. to friends for safekeeping. A day later! I jumped at the opportunity which lay C. A volunteer with the Suicide learned he'd escaped by leaping through ahead: one unit of credit, still at the $394 FORUM A toosa Savarnejad Prevention Center. their bathroom window. Bearner and I asking price. D. The bartender at al.'s. worked the streets for two months The next evening I bounced happily E. Your graduate adviser. searching for each other and, when we into the journalism and mass If E was selected, you just scored an were miraculously reunited, we swore communications graduate students' party A-plus. allegiance to stay together forever. at the University Club. My problems at Happy ending disappoints But, you are thinking, "Why should I What to do, though, about my six school were over. E on the Scantron go to some crusty curmudgeon and hare graduate credits and $394 commitment brought up a winner. My professorial I love happy endings just as that is the age group that most needs a my soul? Why reveal that I have fallen for the spring semester? Somehow saviors were in attendance. Now all! /admit much as anyone else but the ending value system. into the academic equivalent of the needing a home for my kitty and me took needed to do was avoid Laurie Mason 1)y Okefenokee Swamp? Why face top priority. Packing belongings came hunkering down behind the backs of my of Disney's animated version of Maybe Disney thought the movie humiliation and a possible scolding when, next. I dropped one class in international fellow students. What could she be '1'he Little Mermaid" disappointed would not bring in so many viewers if it just maybe. I can slink by?" communications and concentrated on my thinking about "Dumbo," who couldn't had gone with the original version. This is what happened to one research methods course. Those manage her class past the first three It disappointed me because it had a Or may be Disney worried that journalism student namely, me who intergalactic variables espoused by my weeks? very typical happy ending. Evil was something similar to the controversy that thought she was on her way to a master's professor, Laurie Mason, left my mind in One turn around, though and there was defeated and everything turned out for arose over the death of Macaulay degree, but found her cat had other plans. gridlock. In class I stared at her in Mason, suddenly facing mc with a kindly the best. Culkin's character in "My Girl" would Beamer's presence in a no-pets confusion. She looked back at me sadly. grim When I was a kid, I read several fairy result if they had gone with the original apartment complex called forth this Decision time. How to extricate "Good luck with the ut,"she said. tale versions of "The I.ittk Mermaid" version and included the death of the eviction notice Scotch taped to my door: myself from this academic waste Students and professors: Do you have and what I read was very different from main character. "NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that. land? Give up my graduate student a story to tell how you dealt with Disney's version. Whatever the reason, I)isney helped to pursuant to the provisions of California status after corning halfway through the situations of crisis? Write to Ellie Mollo program? Guess so. In every version that I read, the life reinforce the stereotype that already Civil Code, Section 1946, the undersigned in care of the Forum Editor, the Spartan Attorney at I.aw) "Dr. Wilcox," I sobbed into my Daily, WU, lost was the little mermaid's. But she exists in many children's minds that (George C. Napier, One Washington Square, notice to you of its adviser's answering device, "I can't go San Jose, died a noble death. She died because she all stories, whether true, fiction or real- hereby gives written Calif 95112-0149. Or stop by could not bring herself to kill the one she life, have happy endings. intention to terminate the tenancy by on. I'm taking Laurie Mason's class and our newspaper office in DBH room 209 which you now hold possession ... my eyes glaze over. I'm being evicted for Be sure to include your name, address truly loved. So she gave her life for the telling children Parents worry about I didn't have to look up the civil code having a cat." and telephone number prince. life too soon. They about the facts of to catch the drift. My apartment's resident Dennis Wilcox and Bob Rucker, the don't think kids can take it. But children Yes that was a sad ending. But at least manager had already hissed into my journalism department's radio and Ellie MoUoy is a Daily columnist. Her are a lot stronger than they realize and it had a point. I think that when Disney answering device: television news coordinator who had column appears every Friday. drastically changed the ending, it missed the sooner they learn about life, the more the whole point. able they will be to cope with problems as they mature. According to what I read, the little mermaid becomes "a daughter of the Children need to have their hearts sky," sort of like an angel who spreads broken for their own good. They need to love, life and hope across the world. realize that not everything has a happy ending. As a person who would rather benefit LETTERS TO THE EDITOR by learning from a story, I liked the It would have been nice if Disney kept ending of the written version better than the ori?inal ending. In a nation where a the animated version. person sown self-interest is the only It is true that I protested at the State John Perez of the Spartan Daily needs to thing they have in mind, "The Little Voice ofprotest Capitol against the proposed 40 percent get the facts straight before he reports. It may seem trivial to some, but it Mermaid" could have served as a good Editor, increase in student fees. the ending was I used my VOICE, not my fists! bothers me a lot that lesson in selflessness and morals. changed because it is supposed to be a It is true that I was taken into custody, I believe in non-violent protest. peaceably, by the police and was cited for story about values. And even though Michelle Marie Spahn It is an invasion of who I am when it is un-authorized conduct in the State Capitol. many of my friends have watched "The Atoosa Savarnejad is a Daily staff Senior it was a movie that reported incorrectly that I assaulted a police Little Mermaid," writer. It is not true that I was charged with a Child Development targeted mainly the younger audience; officer. felony.

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By John Perez Panama (called Operation lust Cause) and the recent Gulf SAN ANTONIO, Texas (AP) But when a reporter from Latin He noted that the summit "did not Duly staff vanes War. President Bush and six Latin America asked the U.S. president if be speak of timetables ... and deadlines" President Bush may not want it to get out, but the "The lecture will take a liberal viewpoint of the secrets American leaders concluded a drug was prepared to increase assistance, for ending drug trafficking as Ilistory llonor Society of Phi Alpha Theta will be sponsor- that the presidency is keeping," said Eakins. summit Thursday with renewed Bush replied, "The responsibility of Colombia wanted. ing a lecture given today by SJSU Professor of siry The lecture will start at 3:30 p.m. today in Hugh Gillis pledges to combat narcotics, but Bush the president of the United Slates is Ecuadorian President Rodrigo David Eakins called "The Making of the Secret hall room 150. A reception with refreshments will follow cautioned that "at a time of rather first to the people of the United Borja said his country currently does Presidency." the lecture. sparse resources" the United States States." not produce coca but it needs more "The lecture will look at the history of the covert presi- This the first in a series that Phi Alpha Theta will be pre- could not give its neighbors all the He said that the United States U.S. help "to keep my country from dency and how the cold war has helped to build this up," senting. The next lecture will be about "Marxism in help they requested. already has "a fairly generous alloca- becoming a drug producer." said Eakins. "1 will focus on how the presidency has History" and be given by History Professor Robin Brooks "These are not easy times for the tion of funds to these countries." Even before the summit opened, Hall room 118 from 3 p.m. - 5 p.m. on become detached from the democratic process." in Hugh Gillis United States," Bush said at a news Bush was joined at the summit by Bush's hopes for a smooth path to According to Eakins, the discussion will include things Wednesday. conference at the close of the one-day Presidents Cesar Gaviria of Colombia, agreement among the nations were like the covert government activity in the invasion of meeting. Alberto Fujimori of Peru, Jaime Paz dampened when disagreement on Bush called drug trafficking "a new Zamora of Bolivia, Carlos Salinas de funding levels and specific time goals kind of transnational enemy." Gortari of Mexico, Rodrigo Borja of surfaced. new toy line angers Cincinnati teachers "Make no mistake," the president Ecuador and Foreign Minister "We've got lots to do," he told Kenner's said. "Defeat the traffickers, we will." Annando Duran of Venezuela. reporters as he welcomed the summit the participants to the Spanish-style CINCINNATI (AP) A new line not trying to influence kids to be vio- ter named Snot Shot; Gas Attack is a He said there had been significant Fujimori has complained that McNay Art Museum where their ple- of toys with names such as Puke lent," said Krickett Neumann, manag- Puke Shooter; Eye Pus belongs to progress during the past two years, United States had not provided enough nary sessions were held. Shooter, Butt Kickers, Projectile er of public relations and promotion Scars and Spikes; and I naiie,d Diaper saying drug use among young people money to help him reverse his coun-

Vomit and Chunk Blower has found a services for Cincinnati-based Kenner. is among the Chunk Blowers. in the United States was down by 60 try's status as the world's leading In his opening comments, he said leaf, the basis for place in the schoolyard, but the alien "These are alien, fantasy characters ... National ads for Savage Mondo percent. grower of coca there is evidence that cocaine trade is creatures on wheels have a group of just crazy, wacky figures on wheels." Blitzers began this week. Neumann Bush said he and the other leaders cocaine. declining because heroin production is teachers up in arms. She said Thursday the toys, which would not provide specific sales fig- had discussed improving efforts to halt Bush said he had "a very frank dis- up. He said Mexico and Colombia are "They're not just selling a toy, do not do what their names suggest, shipments of drugs from Latin cussion" with Fujimori about his moving "with some success against they're selling an attitude," said had generated about 20 complaints, Ms. Neumann said the character America to the United States and request for more U.S. aid. heroin," and cautioned "we cannot Margaret Seeker, a music teacher who most from Loveland teachers. names are "on the cutting edge." development of alternative crops to "There's no question that he could ignore this new threat." with colleagues at Mann Elementary Kenner, owned by toy giant Hasbro "But I don't think they were chosen. give coca growers an economic basis use more funds ... I had to tell him The White House announced School in suburban Loveland are Inc , previewed the series of 48 action for shock value. We're disappointed for moving away from drugs. 'This is what we think we could do Thursday that Bush has ordered the protesting Kenner Products' new figures earlier this month at the they're taking them the way they are," "Farmers who once grew coca in right now," Bush said. Pentagon to release 12 UH-1H Huey "Savage Mondo Blitzers" line of toy American International Toy Fair in she said. "We like to think we have Bolivia are exporting pineapples and Fujimori said that coca production helicopter and spare parts, at a total figures. New York, following test marketing in our finger on the pulse of what kids bananas," said Bush. "Penis economy has not decreased in his country and value of $26 million, to help Mexico's "I think it's outrageous. Everyone Indianapolis. like." is beginning to grow again. And the the United States and others need to anti-narcotics interdiction efforts. in America should be on the picket Each 1 -inch tall Savage Mondo Kenner said it has received about Andean states will expand trade with spend more fighting drugs "in the bat- The transfer fulfills a commitment line." Blitzer figure is part of a four-pack 20 complaints most of them from the United States under this new tlefield, which happens to be Peru." Bush made last year under which nine Lighten up, says Kenner. selling for $4.99. Loveland teachers. Andean Trade Preference Initiative "Today's meeting was character- helicopters already have been given. "These aren't human figures. We're The Butt Kickers include a charac- that I signed into law last December." ized by total honesty," said Fujimori.

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In 1991 the band released its latest album, "Ebbhead," "The song came about when we played some conceits ir Two guys make up the band. Nitzer Ebb started in 1983, when Harris and Douglas and followed with a tour with Depeche Mode, which Israel," Harris said. "We got to witness the violence first One shaved his head and one has hair. One sings McCarthy, who were high-school friends, used to skate helped their popularity in the U.S. After playing in clubs for hand and we got to see how oppressed the Palestinians are (screams is more like it) and one bounces around as he together and hang out in the local town pubs. They decided most of the band's career, the members found themselves at and how fanatical both the Israelis and the Palestinians are." heats on pads that produce sampled sounds. to make a band although neither of them could play instru- venues like the Rose Bowl and the Shoreline Amphitheater. Now on their tour across the U.S., Nitzer Ebb is enjoy- Nitzer Rib, one of the pioneers of industrial music, is ments. But, the size of the shows didn't bother the members. ing the success they have worked nine years to get. coming to the SJSU Student Union Ballroom Saturday Luckily, the members came of age when the technology "Once you get more than the 500 seat venues it's just "Almost every show has been sold out," Harris added. night and after nine years, the English-basal band is riding allowed people to play whole songs by pushing a button on academic," Harris said. "It is a bit surreal, I mean you get "The audiences in the U.S. have been really great." on the current wave of industrial bands that are stirring up a keyboard. the idea that the people are there but you can't see them." the music waters in the United States. The name Nitzer Ebb really means nothing. The two On the latest album, "Ebbhead," Nitzer Ebb diversifies Nitzer Ebb with Ethyl Meat Plow "When we started in 1983, there was a no such thing as members just wanted a name that sounded European. They its style and has learned not to take itself so seriously. It Doors open at 8 p.m., show starts at 9 p.m. industrial music," said percussionist Bon Harris. "We want- tossed a bunch of words in a hat and came up with the comes out in the song D.IVD which is about a lot of disc Tickets are $15 in advance, $13 for students ed to bring a sound that stripped-down music to a basic, name. jockeys who produce different band's albums and they all AFRO-AMERICAN From Front Page students," she said. studies major. "Furious arguments" were com- These crises generally stem from Racial and economic trends in soci- mon, he said. "As for me, I thought it hostile reactions from campus students ety are reflected in the department (the proposal) was a breath of fresh and faculty, and the professors' lack of classes before they become commonly air, but I was a lousy assistant profes- understanding of the students' learn- accepted, Smallwood said. sor. I had one vote. But we voted to ing styles, according to Smallwood. Poverty, for example, was consid- approve." Learning and teaching styles vary ered a problem of poor people. And thus was born an academic along cultural lines, Smallwood said. "That was ignored when the only discipline whose life would be marked "World views and values ... have people experiencing those problems with on-going struggle through its an inevitable influence on what comes were colored people," Smallwood existence. through on a lecture or a text," she said. 'the department exists, but all is not said. As these problems creep into mid- well on its frontiers. Far from it. And Smallwood said those texts dle class with the decline of American The debate over the validity of the have not been reflecting values or economy, only now are they being rec- studies has shifted ground to its world views that Afro-American stu- ognized, Smallwood said. departmental status. Because of the dents can relate to. Problems are also creeping into the derrannient's small size (there are only "Every learner thrives when they department. With only six studentst, three full-time professors and about see their people's contributions" and the department has a hard time hang- six Afro-American studies majors, an affirmation of their own values, she ing on to its departmental status. according to Smallwood) it constantly said. This is what the Afro-American The fewer students they have, the teeters on the brink of falling into the studies department provides. fewer professors they can hire and the status of a program. The department's questioning of fewer classes they can offer. Next "The Afro-American studies conclusions previously taken for semester, if even fewer students enroll department is at the edge of a cliff," granted or simply brushed under the in the program for lack of classes, that Moore said. rug also accounts for some of the dis- will lead to a budget cut, and still Any significant budget cut could comfort for the traditional branches, fewer resources. It's a downward spi- change its status to that of a program. Smallwood said. ral, Smallwood said. Programs have fewer privileges and a "We approach American society Afro-American studies is facing the Mane Rowland Daily staff photographe lesser status than departments, from a critical standpoint," Smallwood downward spiral. The end will be in a Kurzweil said. said. program status. To retain their depart- Professor Ada Ames gives guidance on dehy- after 34 years in the science department. She "When the university makes these The struggles of the late '60s mental status, Afro-American studies drating Barium Chloride to undeclared fresh- now teaches a lab on Monday, Wednesday and departments into programs, it "reflected a challenge to segregation in had to move from the School of Social man Daniel Quesada. Ames retired last year Friday without pay from the University. marginalizes them," Kurzweil said. It the South and the institutional racism Sciences to that of Social Work. Social also takes away the home of the Afro- in the North," Smallwood said. Sciences was reorganizing in a way American students, he said. "People had to understand, not take that would have made it a program. PROFESSORS: School gets 'free lunch' "When the Afro-American and sides," she said. "The administration argues that a Latino students, for example, come on To understand the whole picture, department is defined by the number From Front Page to the campus," he said, "they come students study the phenomenon of of its majors. If basically, you are pro- ness," said Grant Norlin, who is in his Faria semester, spends the on as a very small minority and they racism, the techniques of exclusion, viding GE courses, you don't warrant summer and fall first semester teaching an introductory However, many faculty members traveling come in to an institution that is white. and subjects such as language, litera- a departmental status. But in my view, around the world to places marketing course. do keep in contact with firms and peo- like Norway and Chile. "In order to be able to deal with ture and law, from a trans-cultural that argument is put forward with a Norlin opened Phil Donahue's first ple in the private sector and let them Professor Gerald that institution, the Afro-American viewpoint certain intent," said Kurzweil. Dorfman, a sales and marketing office in New know of the need for volunteer profes- senior fellow at the Hoover studies provides a home," he said. For some, it leads to unexpected The administration could just as Institution, York, and worked for Twentieth sors, Faria said. volunteered to teach political science To help their students cope, the discoveries. easily take the argument that the Century Fox and Metro Media before Professor Larry Gerston said that at SJSU because he missed the stu- becoming professors in the department carry a "I thought Hannibal (one of the department provides a much-needed a business consultant. while he thought volunteer professors dents at Iowa State Wavy load guiding the students in the great kings of Africa) was a white home for a group of students who University where Jerry White came to teach at SJSU are a wonderful idea, he warned that he was a professor for 12 years. department, Smallwood said. man. They have all these pictures of a have been neglected historically. The after retiring from Santa Clara Valley the university must be careful to main- "Its just like back at home, -The faculty carries an extremely white man on top of an elephant. department reexamines the premises, the Medical Center. He had worked with tain its teaching standards. offices the heavy advising and mentoring role. Hannibal was a black man," said and reaffirms the worth and value of furniture, event the tele- many graduates while at the center, "In our case we were very fortu- phones are the Every semester, there is a crisis for the Esther Cartwright, an Afro-American that culture, he said. same," he said. and feels that there are more people nate to have someone like Gerald Many of the volunteer professors who would be happy to volunteer. Dorfman who has phenomenal quali- work in the private sector or have "A lot of people would be happy fications," he said. recently retired from it. to do this. They would be coming out Regardless of reasons for volun- CHING: Full agenda on campus Raman Chiticara, a senior manager of the woodwork, if the proper mecha- teering, the professors all share a bond with the accounting firm Price nism was in place," said White who of commitment to the students. From Front Page Waterhouse, came to Hawaii professional assnriation. is being considered for the presidency SJSU initially to enjoys teaching. "Students are the basic natural recruit students for his firm. issues has won the 51 -year-old Ching Based on student input to the of the entire University of Hawaii But, on "I enjoy the department, and the resources, this is where the future is," hearing about much support back home. Associated Students, this is seen an System, Ching said someone with the budget problems the students even more than the depart- said Andrews, who said he will volun- university faced, he also volunteered "She has the unique ability to bring important qualification because the presidential experience would he best ment," White said. The university teer as long as he is able. to teach. people from varied backgrounds SJSU student body is nearly 41 per- qualified. She said she has not Salons- doesn't actively recruit volunteer "I have arthritis, thank God, not together to work toward common cent minority students. ly considered the option. "We have a vested interest in this teachers because of the lack of Alzheimer's," said the 70-year-old program," said Chitkara. objectives and goals," Batas said. Ching also has a good rapport with In her current position, Ching resources, according to Kris Faria, Ames who says it's nice to be wanted, l'he volunteer Ching combines the essential skills students and colleagues, said Paul describes how they managed to double professors come administrative assistant in Mil's and intends to continue teaching as with of vision and motivation as part of her Isono, president of the associated stu- the budget, and almost double the pro- varied credentials. deparunent of accounting and finance. long as the students need her. "I like to pass on leadership ability, and yet is tough dents at Ull at Manoa. grams, which included adding pro- whatever ideas I "We don't do any active recruiting "What I have I can still use and can from the practical world of enough to make the necessary deci- "Working with her really gives me grams for non-traditional students. busi- because it does take money," said give," she said. sions, Freitas said. confidence knowing that she is "I doubt very much whether San Ching, who was born in Hawaii responsive and cares about what the Jose would ever find such a basically and spent most of her life their. She is students feel," he said. fine woman as Doris Ching," Musto Great Savings From Domino's Pizza' of Okinawan ancestry and her hus- Ching says every program she's said. band is Chinese. Being a "double been involved with has been success- The sentiment was echoed by minority," a woman of Asian ancestry, ful, both for her and for the program. 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SJSU WEATHER: TODAY - Sunny with highs in the upper 60s. WORLD EVENTS TOMORROW - Partly cloudy with highs in the mid 60s. @ President o U.S. officials @ Fishermen declares investigate missing from Yugoslavia's lottery busters storm war over SYDNEY, Australia (AP) - U.S. officials BEUING (AP) - At least nine fishermen are trying to find out if a group of Australian were missing after their boats capsized in a BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (AP) - lottery players beat the system and won $27 storm at the mouth of the Yangtze River, a President Slobodan Milosevic of Serbia, who million from the Virginia Lotto with a mass local official said Thursday. led his republic into a ruinous conflict with purchase of tickets. Shi Hefei of the Qidong City government, Croatia in a failed attempt to hold Yugoslavia No one is claiming anything illegal which has been coordinating the rescue effort, together, declared the war over Thursday. occurred, but lottery officials around the said that only one body was found. He appeared to be responding to mounting United States are wonied about the impact on Shi said 54 people were rescued and nine opposition inside Serbia over the war's small-time lottery players, who will be skepti- were missing. human and economic toll. Many Serbs have cal about their chances of winning. turned against the once popular leader and are Ray Burson, a spokesman at the U.S. demanding his resignation. Embassy, said investigations are under way in "Today we can say that most of the agony Australia and Washington to determine if an NEWS QUIZ in our country is over, and that conditions Australian investor group bought up most of now exist for the peaceful and democratic the numbers and won the Virginia lottery Feb. solution of the Yugoslav crisis," Milosevic 15. He said the FBI was involved. Five correct - Your too sexy for told Serbia's parliament as a U.N.-mediated Speculation has focused on the this quiz. truce stretched to nearly two months. Melbourne-based International Lotto Fund Three to four- Sex yourself up In a rare public speech, Milosevic also and Stefan Mandel, a consultant to the group One to two - Who wants your 0 France allows @Commonwealth seemed to move away from previous insis- who has made a career out of trying to beat sex? tence that Serb-dominated regions in other lottery systems. women to work agree to republics be united with Serbia. He said The International Lotto Fund told its 2,500 0 Who is the first police chief in Serbia's union with tiny Montenegro in a investors in a letter Feb. 20 that it won a the nation to recruit gays and nights coordinate laws smaller Yugoslavia was "the best option." major overseas drawing the previous week- lesbians? Croat leaders had vowed to fight giving up end. PARIS (AP) - The French government MOSCOW (AP) - Parliamentary leaders any territory. The Serb issue also is an explo- The letter did not specify Virginia but said 0 What new exhibit opens has agreed to lift a nearly 4-decade-old ban from the commonwealth republics agreed sive one in Bosnia-Hercegovina, which has a the prize had not been claimed yet, as is the Friday at the Smithsonian? on women working industrial jobs at night. Thursday to coordinate their laws, but Russia divisive mix of Muslim Slays, Orthodox case in Virginia as of early today. The winner The government announcement on and Ukraine split over a proposal to create an Serbs and Roman Catholic Croats. has 180 days to claim the prize. 0 How long has Wonder Woman Wednesday was in line with a request from assembly of commonwealth lawmakers. It remained to be seen whether Serb mili- The syndicate that holds the winning ticket been around? the International Labor Organization, which Delegations from 10 of the 11 common- tants would go along with Milosevic - may be trying to sell it in order to keep its asked in 1990 that the ban be relaxed. The wealth states attended the session to try to Croats reported several violations of the role in the lottery secret and collect its win- 0 Who did the San Jose Sharks labor organization, which draws up conven- improve cooperation in the face of disputes cease-fife on Thursday. But most of the insur- nings now, rather than wait for it to be paid beat to end a 7-game losing tions on labor standards, had adopted the ban between their leaders over economic and mil- gents are dependent on Serbia for supplies out over 20 years. streak? in a 1948 convention that was ratified by itary policy. Uzbekistan did not attend, and its and the federal army is dominated by Serbia. Managers of the investment fund have France in 1954. absence was not explained. Milosevic, in fact, acknowledged for the been unreachable for comment. Mandel 0 What play will open Friday at hi July, the European Court of Justice said Ukraine and Russia, the two main pillars first time that his republic armed the Serb denies he personally won any prize and says the University Theater? the ban conflicted with the principle of equal of the commonwealth, have split over military insurgents whose revolt against Croat author- he has no stake in the fund. rights for both sexes. and economic issues, straining the unity and ity escalated into full-scale war after Croatia Virginia lottery officials said a group ...sPnotp(s sgabilioN According to labor union statistics, out of durability of the young association. declared independence on June 25. bought 5 million of the possible 7.1 million aagano ota snah01, (E SallaS ..31231 roughly 1 million nighttime workers classi- Ukraine is creating its own army and plans Up to 10,000 people died in six months of combinations of six numbers - from one to ttlIS alp capeoaap agaluo ay (Z ralailwago3 fied as industrial laborers - mainly factory to introduce a separate currency. Russian offi- fighting before the truce to effect in Croatia 44 - before apparently running out of time. 101.P1.4.3 aallod *an "ES (1 ,S)13/1ASNV workers - only 28,000 are women. They cials say they may also create their own mili- on Jan. 3. The $1 tickets were bought from as many as obtained exemptions from the ban. tary and may match the new Ukrainian cur- eight grocery and convenience store chains that handle lottery sales. Lilted by John Vieira, Daily wire editor Nighttime work is from 10 pm. and Sam. rency with a new Russian ruble. From Associated Press Wire Services

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6 Friday, February 28, 1992 II San lose State University SPARTAN DAILY SPORTS

ROBERT DRUECK- HAMMER Engineering a new formula Softball team shuts DAILY COLUMNIST out Cal Berkeley Learning to ski powder may take Freshman I'm excited leads SJSU about both a lesson or two games. We were La.st March, after fifteen feet of to 6-0 victory snow dumped onto the Sierra playing the top Nevada in a two-week period. By Les Mahler pitcher in the skiers flocked to the mountains in Daily staff writer record numbers to experience the When Anne Walsh took the world.' joy of skiing in powder. mound to face off against UC- I, along with thousands of others, Berkeley, she was facing a team Kathy Strahan jumped in my car at the crazy hour which was 9-0, and had only SJSU softball coach of 4 a.m. and slowly snaked my way allowed one run in the past nine up the mountainside to my favorite games. SJSU had a chance to score in local ski area for what promised to By the time she stepped down their half of the fifth, with bases he the best skiing of the year at the end of seven innings, she had loaded and only one out. So! got up to the top of the posted her rust win, while handing But two runners were thrown mountain (which did look like first loss of the sea- the Bears their out at the plate, erasing any paradise), bought my lift ticket, son, 6-0, on a two hitter in the sec- chances and hope of scoring The buckled my boots and put them onto ond game of a doubleheader. against the Bears. my skis. Spartans lost the first game 1-0 to Even with the loss, Strahan was "Hey," I thought, "learning how the Bears. pleased with the performance of to ski in powder should be as easy was how SJSU "Outstanding," the team. for me as it is for a child to open a softball Head Coach Kathy Stratum "I'm excited about both games. child-proof bottle." described Walsh's freshman perfor- We were playing the top pitcher in I started skiing straight down an mance on the mound. the world,' Strahan said. expert run until ... thwack I was "For a freshman, and her second "We really played well," laying face first in the snow just college outing," Walsh had a Strahan said. seconds after I started. demeanor and poise not associated it's still early in the Not knowing what I did wrong, I with a freshman, Walsh said. Although season, and the Spartans are 3-3 jumped up from the ground, started The Spartans scored in both the the starting gate, Strahan skiing down the hill again, and third and fifth inning of the night out of wants to see the team place in the thwack I was in the snow again. cap against the Bears, who are top five in the Big West A sign saying "$5 powder clinic ranked fourth in the nation. SJSU is Conference. at 1 p.m.," made up my mind for me not ranked nationally. "Finishing fifth is not terrible," about my options, and I slowly The offensive dynamo for the Strahan said. skied toward the ski school Spartans was Paula Lewis, left building; a pan of the ski resort I fielder, who stroked a two-run sin- Strahan attributed the first loss- and had not visited in 15 years. gle in the fifth, to give the team a 2- es, one to New Mexico State, State, on Pulling out $5 and giving it to 0 lead. the other to Sacramento the instructor, I had the sinking Lewis again came through in the rain. and one feeling that I was not as good ot a the fifth with a RBI single. An alumni game, skier as I thought I was. The against Santa Clara University Although Walsh pitched a near- instructor led us to the top of a run canceled during the recent perfect game, there were some were for a minute, and started to tell us storms. tense moments when it appeared about skiing in powder. the Bears would break through and Pre -season jitters remained "Skiing in powder is a the San. when the team faced completely different experience Roadrunners of New Mexico, In their half of the sixth, Cal had than skiing on I rd-packed snow," although the team did practice in two on with one out. A certain sce- he said. "On hard pack, you can the gym. parallel turn, do a snowplow, jump nario that would see a run some- where. "It's difficult for a team to jell in off moguls, and look like the most the gym," Strahan said. "We had to But the defense for the Spartans awesome skier in the world. But fight with the volleyball (club):' held on, and Walsh got out of the powder skiing is an entire different But even with the lack of prac- beast, because you can't turn in it jam strilcing-out the last two batters of the inning. tice and the earlier losses, Strahan easily. You have to let the snow team, adding In the first game, the Spartans is pleased with the slow you down, and you have to let that it has "come a long way." lost a 1-0 battle, even though the your legs turn the skis for you." Sh,IaI >ask Ions Dail) gaff phowgrapher The Spartans next game is teach us speed control, he team out hit the Bears, 5-4. The engineering team for 1992 is working neers before them. The car will be racing in Cal scored their only run in the Sunday, 1 p.m., against the Gaels Totold us to bend our legs up of St. Mary's, at PAL stadium. and down, explaining that we toward making a car like the team of engi- Michigan at the end of the semester. top of the seventh inning, with two would go faster when our legs were outs. straight and slower when we pushed our skis down into the snow. After practicing this without moving for a little bit, we hit the powder. Bend the legs down, straighten them out. It seemed Bonilla reports to Mets spring training almost too easy, with my skis slowing down and speeding up at don't like putting pressure on one man Merced, an outfielder in the never thought I'd be standing in the dle it," Lasorda said. "We told him he my command. Then, with a tree in Mets sign star but Doc can set the tone for this team. minors, platooned at first base last sea- same position." wouldn't be playing the outfield for us, my way, I finally tried to turn and "If Doc throws the way he used to son as a rookie with Gary Redus. While Merced moves from first unless someone got hurt. thwack I was on the ground and can be the force that he is, his Merced hit .275 with 10 homers, 50 base to the outfield, Kal Daniels is "This is a chance for him to play, again. to $29 million, presence will be very good for this RBIs and 83 runs scored. switching positions in the other direc- but it wouldn't work unless he wanted I must have fallen at least 20 club," Bonilla said. "If Doc is back With Bonilla gone, the Pirates plan tion. The outfield for the Los Angeles it. Kal's response has been very posi- more times before I got the hang of five-year deal and healthy then this staff has four to play Merced full-time in right field. Dodgers has gotten crowded with the tive:' it, but I finally made it down the run pitchers that could be No. 1 starters on "I told him, 'This is your home winter acquisition of Eric Davis, so How much longer Daniels will Fla. (AP) without falling. PORT ST. LUCIE, a lot of teams. It's going to be nice not now," manager Jim Leyland said. Daniels is going from left field to first. remain at the Dodgers' camp in Vero Bobby Bonilla arrived at practice Ski school isn't just for facing them anymore." "This is whew you are going to be. As "I just have to get the footwork Beach, Ha, is uncertain. The Dodgers Thursday with a prediction for the beginners. It is a valuable resource Bonilla hit .302 with 18 home runs long as you are a Pirate, I want you to down," Daniels said. "I feel like if I already have rookie Eric Karros and New York Mets, while the Pittsburgh for all skiers, no matter how good or and 100 RBIs last season. Ile said he be a right fielder" work at it, I'll be a good first base- Todd Benzinger as first base; besides, Pirates went to work on finding a bad they are. will try not to worry about any added Playing right field is particularly Daniels and teammate Darryl replacement for baseball's most But many skiers don't push expectations because of his big con- significant to Merced, whose boyhood Dodgers manager Tom Lasorda Strawberry feuded in the off-season. expensive player. themselves after that, and stay in a tract. friends included the three sons of said he likes the attitude Daniels has "If I can handle the switch to first Bonilla reported to camp in Port St. nit while saying, "I'm happy with "It's something I'm going to have Pirates Hall of Famer Roberto displayed in spring drills as well. base, I'll be happy to play there," Lucie, Ha., a day after the rest of the my skiing ability." That's fine, but a to face but it's not a hangup for me," Clemente. "We wouldn't have made the Daniels said. was absent for a day to skier doesn't learn unless he or she Mets. He he said. "I'm just hoping that I made "It means a lot to me," Merced switch if we didn't feel Kal could han- attend the funeral of his brother-in-law falls occasionally. So taking an things a little better for the players." said. "Clemente was my hero. He was in New Yost. occasional lesson can be helpful, if Bonilla's departure from the Pirates my neighbor. I was friends with his The Mets signed Bonilla to a five- for nothing more than improving on certainly made it a little better for family. Now lam playing his position. year, $29 million deal in the off-sea- what you already know. Orlando Mewed I never thought this would happen. I son, and the right fielder said New CLASS OF '92 - - TIME IS RUNNING After all, even the skiers in the York, not his former club, the two- Olympics have coaches that tell OUT - - time defending champion Pirates, is ORDER NOW them everything they do wrong, the team to beat in the National don't they? ORIGINAL League East. Especially, he said, if Robert Drueckharnmer's skiing Dwight Gooden returns to form. column appears every Friday "I like us a lot," Bonilla said. "I LASER You Can Communicate in Color PECTACULA Afford To Brag. Now At Kinko's Canon Color Laser Copies

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