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Outdoor titiventure ivith PARTAN DAILY the Motoititineers Nol. loo, N. 6; Published fin- San lose State University since 1934 Iticsd.1\ , MAN I 199 i ofSJSU Senate votes to cut funding for athletics

NASLk 11)11s Currently the athlet IL s depart- The athletic director and with the vote v, as strong het.ause of by the lack of consultation by the were not consulted in this man- ter ment is receiving $2.4 million, several coaches, who have been "the fact that there is a minority subcommittee. ner." After weeks of debating on which comes to 2.1 percent of the attending the senate meetings for report, the fact that there is a "I am most surprised with how The Senate Special Committee financial support for intercolle- general budget. The cut would the last few sessions, reacted to close vote, and the fact that there the subcommittee indicated that on Intercollegiate Athletics, made giate athletics, the Academic Sen- mean a yearly loss of income of the vote with great sadness and really wasn't an opportunity for it was very much a consultative up of five members, recommend- ate finally voted Monday in favor about $1 million to the athletics disappointment. the subcommittee to consult very experience in process. The sub- ed by a 3-2 vote to reduce the of a budget cut . programs. SJSU's Athletic Direc- broadly." committee met with me for only general fund support by $1 mil- The 20-19 vote, with 2 abstain- No one took the vote harder torThomas Brennan criticized "I don't think this is a very one hour. lion to the Academic Senate on ing, calls for cutting intercolle- than those who will be directly the subcommittee for its lack of strong statement or a sense of "I've heard from many alumni April 19. giate athletics' share to 1 percent effected by it, if it passes through consultation before making its senate resolution," he said. and supporters of the program," of the university's general budget. the university president's office. decision. Brennan did not think Brennan said he was surprised he said. "They're surprised they See SENATE, Page 4

Operatic Operations New semester, new log-on for library system

kl \ IN FURNER new modems that will be Writer installed during the summer. For those of you who want to Internet is a collection of log on to the library's resources world-wide networks with with Internet, a computer net- sources from universities, busi- work system, be prepared for ness, military and science net- some changes. works. It's like a network of net- "In the summer, we're chang- works, according to "The Internet ing Internet's log-on procedure," Companion," a book by Tracy said Judy Reynolds, head of the LaQuey. Library Education and Assistant "If you have an Internet Program (LEAP). "The way stu- account you wouldn't have to pay dents used to dial may not work for the call," Reynolds said. Stu- in the future." dents in the past had to pay a tele- The version of Kermit, a soft- phone charge. Now the students ware program for Internet, will can call Internet directly through also be changed by the Computer the CIC, according to Reynolds. Information Center (CIC) in Through Internet, students Washington Square Hall 117. and faculty have access to differ- This change will make the log-on procedure compatible with the See COMPUTER, Page 4

cHRISTINA MACIAS -- SPARTAN! iAlt Y Men's group: gone

TOP: Julie Ness, a vocal performance but not forgotten student, and Mike York, a senior music major, portray the characters Mimi BY TRACY BLAKELY others at Islilpitas High School. and Rodolpho in a scene from the Spartan Daily slat! Wnter "1 did a workshop for Job opera "La Boheme" during practice in Leaders of the seemingly Corps and some male support the Music Building Monday afternoon. defunct San Jose State Male Issues groups. I don't know what's going "La Boheme" will be performed Satur- Group still lend support at a few on with the (campus) male issues day evening as part of "An Evening area job fairs. group now. I know they've done With Opera," which is put on by SJSU's Reaching out into the commu- some work with the Job Task said. School of Music Opera Workshop The- nity was the group's main priority Force Comittee here," Cason a focus on helping younger "Any community outreach or atre. with men better themselves. any way I can help with children's Last year, LEFT: Professor David Rohrbaugh, bot- they held a campus shelters and students at risk is tour for residents of the Santa what I'm doing now." tom left, conducts while Jason Harvey, Clara County Children's Shelter Plans for a revived Male Issues right, who portrays Benoit, practices to show young boys college life Group are in the works. his scene in Act One of "La Boheme" and how to reach their goals. According to Amy Gotliffe, as Martin Philip, right, who plays Mar- According to Bryan Cotton, who heads a women's issues cello, listens in the background. one of the group's founding mem- group called W.I.N.G.S., a revived bers, group interest has died after group would be beneficial for a lot of hype in the early stages. young SJSU males. "When it was first formed, it "I think it's a good idea. As a got national press and everyone woman they don't let me in on a made a big deal. As of now, it no lot of what goes on. They did a lot longer exists," said Cotton. of things last year, especially with a TM-PH R fil.t Wil Cason, the group's former freshman males, but they're get- president, now takes matters into ting started next semester with a his own hands as a role model for new peer adviser:' she said.

Possible competition worries Camera 3 El Teatro Campesino presents Latino culture BY ELAINE MEITZLER However, lack Nyblom, owner of of an art film going mainstream. There BY LAURA KLEINMAN The second play, "How Else Am I Sup Spartan Daily Mali Writer Camera One Theater and Camera 3 is a !imited supply of arts films they *Av.?) Writer posed to Know I'm Still Alive," was writ- The AMC Theater chain is continu- Cinemas, located near the proposed make up 2 percent of the films released The El Teatro Campesino will be per- ten by Evelina Fernandez. The play won ing with its proposal to build a new site, see possible problems. in a year. The bigger ones subsidize the forming for the campus community the 1989 Nuevo Los Angeles Playwriting theater on First Street between the "Well, the way we look at it, our smaller ones." today and Wednesday at 3 p.m. in the contest. It was produced by the Los Pavilion Shops and the Federal Build- seven screens would be competing The Camera Cinemas addressed SJSU University Theatre. Angeles Theatre Project that year, and ing. with the proposed 16 screens the AMC these issues in a newsletter and created Hosted by the programs of Under- later adapted into a screenplay and The new building will be one-and - theater wants to put up. Our main fear a petition to support art films in San graduate Studies, El Teatro will present filmed for the American Film institute a-half stories, according to Vicki Hure, is that we would compete for art films Jose. "We're up to 8,000 signatures on two plays. and Universal's I 'spank: Film Project. the Pavilion Mall manager. Funding is with them," said Nyblom. our petition:' Nyblom said. The first play, "Simply Maria:' was "Simply Maria" will be directed by coming from the AMC Theater chain Occasionally art films like "The Concerning movie release policies written by Josefina Lopez, who studied at Amy Gonzalez, who directed the pre- and the Simon Organization, which Crying Game" go mainstream and between the two factions, Nyblom New York University's Tisch School of miere production in 1989 for El Teatro owns the Pavilion. larger chains pick them up, he said. said, "We don't know, we are iust the Arts dramatic writing department. Campesino. "I was then, and still am, Hure said theater patrons would "If (a movie) started out as an art reacting to the building deal." The play was first produced by the Cali- drawn by the simplicity and youthful park in the existing spaces. film we would release it',' Nyblom said. "They're working on (the blue fornia Young Playwrights Project at the "The Pavilion had a theater planned "But there would always be competi- prints) but they haven't been written Gaslamp Quarter Theatre in San Diego. See TEATRO, Page 4 there for a long time. The project goes tion to show it if it went mainstream. Hure said. Construction should back about 10 years," !lure said. 'The Crying Game' is the ultimate case begin within a year, he said. 2 14 ,st: MAE SPARTAN DAILY Forum & Opinion EDITORIAL Summer sessions should provide financial aid

summer sessions at SJSU must do, especially during the sum- provide an opportunity for mer months. eligible students to get nec- Therefore, necessity for financial essary units for graduation and to aid is much higher. further their education. As SJSU is primarily a commuter Many, however, cannot afford the school, many students are not steep fees. enrolled full time during the academ- Financial aid should be available ic year. during the summer months. Because of this, summer sessions Summer sessions, which run from must be considered an integral part June to August, will cost $150 per of the academic program. unit, up from last summer. Summer sessions provide the But because summer sessions are opportunity for part-time students not considered part of the academic who have to work to pay for their year, financial aid is not available. educat ion. The purpose of a public institution Some students are unable to attend for higher education is to provide full time for other reasons, to make education to the entire academically- up units they were not able to earn eligible public. while enrolled during the regular If much of the public cannot afford academic year. an education at SJSU, the purpose is If students cannot afford to come defeated. here during the summer to make up At $150 per unit, many students units, it will unnecessarily prolong cannot afford summer sessions. graduation and take up much needed The cost of summer sessions are class space from new students. too high, and many cannot afford Without financial aid, many won't MARTIN GEE SPARTAN DAIL Y them without help from financial aid. be able to come here during the sum- Although federal loans may be mer and get an education. available, many students will not be No financial aid to prospective gays from the military is questionable able to pay them back. students defeats the purpose of this Not banning It is also difficult to balance work inst itution. and school, which many students of the arguments born African-Americans. men share the same showers. some used to justify the Second, homosexuals have He was able to dismiss it with admission of gays into not gone through the same a comment about some men Letters to the editor the military have not persuad- type of discrimination as afraid that others would see ed me to agree with them. African-Americans. As Mein- their "pee-pee." Listen to the vocal advo- hold said, it may feel the same Women and men are not Immigrants not to blame for State's woes cates of the movement, and as the discrimination that permitted to shower together they will tell you, gays are African-Americans went because there is an attraction Matt Sniith to write, in order to clear a times more to survive. already there. You just don't through in the '60s, but the between the two that would Ihad few misconceptions presented Blaming the illegal immigrants for hear them. discrimination they have faced cause a breakdown in morale in the letter "Illegal immigra- California's economic problems is OK, I'll buy that. dates far before the '60s, and if they were to act upon that tion costs California too much," scapegoating. I was in the class a week ago was so much more brutal that attraction. Women wouldn't Get it Right (April 26) written by Antony Nispel. As American citizens, let's take that Keith Meinhold, the it can hardly be compared. be comfortable with men sho- First of all the misconception responsibility for our own actions. openly gay Navy officer spoke Most importantly, though, wering with them, and men have to work with them accept that illegal immigrants are spending We elected government officials to, but his speech did not con- being African-American is might just be too comfortable them. too much on welfare and other gov- whose economic plans got our coun- vince me there is an answer to not behavioral. Comparing showering with women. Regulations are part of the ernment benefits. try to the trouble it is in today. what should be done about the two is like comparing Since homosexuals are attr- military, and codes of conduct In order to receive such payments Let's not try to blame others for gays in the military. apples and oranges. Ethnicity acted to the same gender, the should be enforced for every- they would have to be residents of our own mistakes. After all, the illegal Several times Meinhold affects the outward person, reasoning that is used to keep one. If there is an attraction California with legal employment sta- immigrants didn't even vote! made the comparison of the and has nothing to do with them out of the shower with between genders, it should be tus. In fact, not all legal immigrants One of the reasons I was so dis- integration of African-Ameri- sexual preference. men who are not attracted to dealt with professionally. have working status, so some of the turbed by this article is I can see how cans into the military back in A better thing to compare other men is the same that is The fact is though, that not legal immigrants can't receive any past fear and ignorance about a cul- the 1940s with the integration homosexuality with, in terms applied to opposite gender all soldiers are professional. government benefits. ture has lead to scapegoating and of gays into the military now. of the military, would be the bathing, not black and whites. Another misconception is that Cal- then genocide. Didn't we learn any- There are a couple of prob- attraction between the oppo- The real test of equal rights ifornia residents have to fear because thing from the Holocaust and WWII lems 1 have equating the two. site sexes. Meinhold said that for gays will come not when it illegal immigrants are taking jobs and the recent events in Bosnia? First, it has not been con- "the last bastion" of those is legal for them to pursue a away from them. It seems to me that Antony would clusively proved that one is opposed to gays serving in the career in the military unhin- I have not seen a shortage of low- benefit from a Mexican-American born homosexual. There is no military is the shower argu- dered by regulations, but Matt Smith is a Daily staff cohtmnist wage jobs lately. As a matter of fact, studies class and a sociology, especial- doubt, however, that one is ment, where gays and straight when the ranks of those who His column appears every 7i4esday. 10,000 new, low-wage-paying jobs, ly political sociology, class. were created last year. For his own personal growth, I in addition, employees will not would suggest for him to talk to some kill him hire illegal immigrants and face large illegal immigrants and listen with an I just don't understand why they had to fines if they can find workers with open mind to their life stories. I think legal status. he would find that the Mexican- confused. My with, and myself. The rift The other day, in my capacity Iam In fact, many illegal immigrants American immigrants have offered friend was just shot appeared when I made a deci- as Spartan Daily city editor, 1 with whom I have talked to are going many benefits to our country, which nine times by the San sion to seek help for my drug got one of the usual faxes from back because they can't find jobs. was founded as a country of immi- Jose Police, and I really don't problem, and my friend kept SJPD detailing a major police Although local jobs pay eight times grants. know how I feel. on the path of self-abuse. It happening of some sort. It more than in Mexico or South Ameri- Penelope Rayas I'm real sad; the guy had grew wider as I entered the told a bizarre story of a man ca, in California they have to spend 10 Senior, Psychology/Sociology trouble in his life I don't non-drug society and liked it, who threatened police with think he was ever close to any- and my friend entered prison scissors, then ran, then Brian Wachter one, including himself. I'm and didn't hate it enough. stopped and lunged at them. numb. I'm pissed off because I wrote him telling him They shot and killed the man, my friend was stupid enough about the life I'd found, asking whom they had earlier tried to S PA N DA 1LY to get himself shot, and him to join me when he got stop with a new cayenne pep- Editor's Forum RICHARD ESPINOZA executive editor because someone put so many out. He said he wasn't ready. per spray. rounds into him. We went to this restaurant The next day, apparently cers present. My friend w4s I guess I do know how I we used to eat at, back in the after notifying his mom or his shot nine times by the Sap BRIAN WACHTER city editor feel, it's just that I feel many days, right after he got out. He relatives back east, they print- Jose Police. PATTI EAGAN production editor different ways. I am shocked. looked straight at me, shook ed his name. I am confused. TARA MURPHY photo editor Shocked at the now-impen- his head, and reiterated his It was my friend. DAy ID MARSHALL chiefphotographer etrable distance between this disbelief in his own ability to The guy was about 5' 7". MARIA C. ROSE forum editor man, who I spent the better stay clean. He had a pair of scissors. Brian IVachter is a Daily staff SEAN COOPER arts & entertainment editor part of a year hanging out That was a few months ago. There were at least three offi- DEBRA MYERS features editor ERIK HOVE sports editor lox soLomort chief copy editor AMOS FABIAN natwnal & foreign editor Interfaith retreat intended to bridge religious gap CHRISTINA MION advertising director n the weekend of Building bridges across the exemplified in the 300-year- Nissan 4-6, 5753 sometimes deep expanses old enactment of the Ober- Thonias Wessel BILL BEEMAN retail advertising manager 0 (March 26-28, known as religious intoler- ammergau Passion play in LIONEL CARREON advertising art director 1993), the SISU Campus Min- ance, and opening doors Oberammergau, Germany. AARON THATCHER national advertising manager istries presented the 1993 between groups, separated by The talk was presented by Campus Viewpoint AVELINO POMBO national advertising manager Spring Interfaith Retreat. the high walls of ignorance, Glenn Early, director of inter- KELLEY WELSH advertising marketing manager The retreat, held at camp the weekend was open to "all religious relations and Holo- JIM BUTLER advertising downtown manager St. Francis in Aptos, was a seeking a spiritual path!' caust studies at the National to continue this network of DOUG WALKER advertising entertainment manager combined effort in coopera- "Approaches to Interfaith Conference for Christians inter-religious activity. For SUSAN GAMBERG advertising co-op manager tion between the United Dialogue," the title of the and Jews, and a professor of more information concerning CHRIS JETER advertising production manager Campus Christian Ministry, opening talk, set the operat- Western Relations at SJSU. the Campus Ministries, call the Lutheran Campus Min- ing environment for the Workshops at the retreat (408) 298-0204, or stop by at (N. REPO RRRRR : TRACY BLAKELY, KAMILAH BOONE, BILL ERB, HECTOR FLORES, NANCY FONG, ALLAN istry, the Jewish Student retreat participants. were lead by students and 300 S. 10th street. HOVLAND, NASER IDEIS, JENNIFER KANE, NICK KIRKENDALL, LIANA KISH1, LAURA KLEINMAN, DINA Union/Hillel, and the The talk included a brief campus ministers. The high- "May that day come soon, MEDINA. ELAINE MEITZLER, , MINERVA PAN1,1110, THEODORE SCHMIDT, TRUONG PHUOC KHANH, KEVIN TURNER, TORREY WEBB. PAUL WOTEL Catholic Newman Communi- description of interfaith dia- light for many occurred on 0 Lord, the day foretold by CNN, COLUMNISTS: JIM BATCH, LYNN BENSON, BROOKE SHELBY BIGGS, STEVE CHAS, AMOS FABIAN, JOHN ty. logue throughout history, Saturday evening, with the our prophets and sages, the PEREZ, MATT SMITH The weekend provided some of the traps and pitfalls observance of the Jewish day for which we long, when ILLUSTRATORS: ED FOWLER. MARTIN GEE, FRED LIMPERT individuals and students with to be avoided while dis- Havdala services along with all humanity will recognize PHOTOGRAPHERS: SHONA BAROFF, MONTY COSME, JENNIFER FEURTADO, D.A. HORVATH, IENIFER LA POLLA, CHRISTINA MACIAS, AIMEE MCKINNEY, KAREN SCHMIDT, MA TT WALLIS. diverse religious backgrounds cussing inter-religious topics, Israeli dancing and music. that it is one family." ADVERTISING ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES: SCOTT ABBANAT, TOLLE ALAI, CAROLYN CAMERON, the opportunity to experience and the changing views of This retreat is seen as the GRACE CHOW, DARLENE KEE, ESTELA LAMBERTS, SUSAN RALEY, JIM TRAMEL, ALEX WADLEY, LI-KING YEE the religious traditions and anti-semitism in the Catholic first annual interfaith retreat. Thomas Wessel C...., ADVERTISING PRODUCTION ARTISTS: ALVIN CHUNG, JEFF JACKSON, MARK TOWNSEND, TRINE776 VAN DER HEIDEN perspectives of others. and Protestant communities Plans are already under way Graduate student, Mathematics r, SPARTAN DAILY Sall ! ,11.. ',Luc VIIiyer,ii NI Tuesday, may II, 1,i93 3 SpartaGuide Clinton refocuses efforts on economy; The San Jose State calendar defends earlier attacks on many fronts San Carlos Streets, call (415) TODAY 595-2103. COUNSELING SERVICES: Acad- CLEVELAND (AP) Presi- t ion strategy to get Clinton out of ask for a value added tax a gon decision to stop asking ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY AND emic Advising, 4-6:45p.m., dent Clinton opened a campaign- Washington more often to rally kind of national sales tax to recruits their sexual orientation STANFORD MEDICAL SCHOOL: Administration Building Room style push to refocus attention on support for his programs. finance his health care reform "solved most of the issue." SJSU Blood Drive,10a.m.-4p.m., and in the his economic package Monday, After landing in Chicago, the plan now due out next month. Before leaving the White SU, Loma Prieta Rm, call 201 from 4-5p.m. lobby from 5-6:45p.m., call 924- saying he may have tried to tackle second stop on the trip, Clinton Clinton sidestepped a question House, Clinton called Russian (415)723-7831. 5910. too many issues at once but was asked about declining sup- on his budget battle with Senate President Boris Yeltsin, said BAPTIST STUDENT MIN- CREDENTIAL OFFICE: Multiple would rather "err on the side of port for his economic plan. He Republican leader Bob Dole of Myers. ISTRIES: BBQ and games with effort." said he had been focusing mostly Kansas. In the past he has lashed Subject Credentiol group She said there was no immedi- prizes, 10:30a.m.-2p.m., BBQ Pit He delivered a no-apologies on the economy and health care, out at Republicans for blocking ate indication of what they talked advisement, 3-4:30p.m., SH 100, on 7th and San Carlos, call Steve defense for moving on so many but with Bosnia dominating the his jobs program, but the White about. call 924-3757. or Kim at 294-5767. fronts, including tax increases he headlines "that's not the way it House said the cooler rhetoric DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGICAL JEWISH STUDENT UNION: acknowledged go beyond those came out, mostly because I wasn't was part of a new strategy. SCIENCES: Lecture-Dr. Steven Israel Caravan, 9a.m.-3p.m., Art he foresaw during last year's cam- out on the road enough. I think I "We got into this mess not 1:30p.m., Duncan Hall Quad, Amphitheater, call Ruth White, paign. stayed in Washington too much. I overnight, and we're not going to wc at 378-1776. Room 135, call 924-4900. Clinton suggested his domes- need to be out here with the peo- get out of it overnight. Whether MATH AND PHILOSOPHY DEPARTMENT: COMPUTER SCI- tic-policy initiatives on the econ- ple." we like it or not, (we) got into it ENCE CLUB: Final Pizza Meet- Prof. Michael Katz, "Caring Ver- omy, on health care, on overhaul- In an event with all the trap- together. We're going to have to ing, 2:30p.m., MacQuarrie Hall sus Fairness,' 4p.m., SU, ing the college loan system and pings of a campaign swing, Clin- climb out of it together," Clinton Room 320, call 286-1151. Costanoan Rm, call prf. S. V. Har- on campaign finance and welfare ton shook hundreds of hands as said at the shopping mall. REGISTRATION, wood at 924-4519. reform are interrelated. he pressed through Cleveland's Clinton's economic plan had SCHOOL OF ART AND DESIGN: "I think most of you want us to downtown Galleria mall. He wide public support after it was -1:KADLINE Student Gauerier Art Recep- THURSDAY do something and I think you bought a T-shirt at a clothing unveiled in February. But a steady -covered erosion tions, 6p.m.-8p.m., art building, CAREER PLANNING AND want us to be bold," Clinton said store and chocolate in that backing now June 3 after plunging into a crowd at a strawberries at a candy store. threatens the most politically call Marla Novo at 924-4330, PLACEMENT: Making a Job Fair downtown shopping center. It Before leaving Cleveland, Clin- challenging aspects of the plan, A SCHOOL OF ART AND DESIGN: work for you, 12:30p.m., Stu- was the first stop of a trip ton visited a Polish restaurant including a broad-based energy Judith dent Union Costanoan Room, Don't Wait: Hoffman, SJSU Alum designed to regain lost momen- called "Parma Pierogies," which tax under assault from dozens of Jewelry, 5-6 p.m., Art Room 133, call Career Resource center at 924-6033. tum. he had visited during the cam- interest groups, from farmers to 4 Test Date: call Andy Ostheimer at 924- the airline HISPANIC BUSINESS ASSOCIA- Later, he told a luncheon with paign. industry. 4328. business leaders: "The costs of He met the owner outside and Clinton urged anew that his Ju n4 e 26 TION: Meeting, 5:30p.m., Stu- the status quo are very, very high, said, "I loved it so much I wanted program be kept intact. dent Union Almaden Room, call even if you don't see them on the to come back." White House Press Secretary Er Adria at 370-1031. WEDNESDAY ledger sheets.... I think we can do There were a couple of hun- Dee Dee Myers said while Clinton MUSIC DEPARTMENT: Listen- AL-ANON: Meeting, 12- more than one thing at one time." dred people outside, and Clinton was committed to the energy tax, ing Hour:NEA Mez_zo Soprano, 12:50p.m, Administration Room Demonstrating a change of shook hands and spoke at length the intricate provisions of how to 12:30-1:20p.m., Music Building #269, call Carol at (510) 483- strategy from recent speeches, with several children, including allocate and collect it were open 6. Concert Hall, call 924-4673. 2084. Clinton also declined to blame an 8-year-old girl who was just to negotiation. SAN JOSE PEACE CLUB AND ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS: Republicans for seeking to block released from the hospital after On another subject during the PEACE FOR CUBA: The Noam Open Meeting, 12:15p.m., Cam- his programs, charting a more leukemia treatment. Q&A session, Clinton said his Chumsley film, call Jaime Arias pus Ministry Center at 10th and populist course of blaming lobby- Critics have said that Clinton, differences with military leaders $25 Fee at (408) 297-9282. of focusing on the econo- over the ban on ists and other entrenched Wash- instead homosexuals PC4( at Cashiers Office SpartaGuide is available to SJSU students, faculty and staff organiLationsk,r free. Dead- ington interests instead. my with single-minded attention, were narrow and that the Penta- line is 5 p.m., two working days before publication. Forms are available at the Spartan "The lobbyists are lining the had tried to do too much in his I )aily, DB11209. Limited space may force reducing the number of entries. corridors of Washington as never first 100 days including getting before. There are 80,000 of them sidetracked on Russia and News Room (408) 924-3280 there," he told the City Club of Bosnia. NEED SUMMER HOUSING? Cleveland. "And unless all the "This is a difficult time," Clin- Fax 924-3282 American people speak out loud ton acknowledged. "We are try- UNIVERSITY HOUSING SERVICES and clear, it's going to be hard for ing to do a lot of things (on the INVITES YOU TO STAY WITH US Advertising 924-3270 us to hold this program together." domestic front) but they are all FOR SUMMER SESSION Clinton also sought to turn the related." Classified 924-3277 )0. You DO Ncyr have to take Summer Session CLL.- spotlight away from his $16.3 bil- He added: "I believe you )0. Early academic check-in for Fall 1993 itntnediatcl, lion jobs stimulus package, would rather see us err on the following the la_st session SPARTAN DAILY, ILISPS SO9460111 published daily eiety school day tor (hill atailemin $2, leach defeated in the Senate by a GOP side of effort than on the side of SI S. t ifi &opus e pet opy. Is tents. by San State University. One Washington 4itire, San low, CA., I 'i.' )10. l ow housing rates (12 weeks) Mail subscriptions ail opted on a remainder of seniestes basis bei WU] dais postage pod al San IOW. Ck filibuster. He said it was only a the status quo." Ati optional meal plan POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Spartan Daily, San Jose Mate University, minor part of an economic pro- To critics who accuse him ot One Washington Sq., San low, CA. Ss I Y2 01 es. )I Summer accommodations at Allen Hall gram calling for nearly $500 bil- doing too much at once, Clinton lion in deficit-reducing tax said: "Wouldn't it be nice if all increases and spending cuts over you had to do was go to work and Applications Are Available At University Housing Services family? five years. not take care of you on the Ground Floor ofJoe West Hall Clinton took advantage of an Wouldn't it be nice if you could icin please call apparent lull in the crisis in pay your bills and not earn any For triore inform:it 924-6180 Reputed gang Bosnia the White House sig- money to pay them? I don't naled it would not move closer to understand this whole (argu- military action until after a week- ment) you can't do (more than) member convicted end referendum by Bosnian Serbs one thing at once. But anyway, to promote his economic that's what they say." SAVE TIME & MONEY package in the Midwest. 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-Licensing r'r4ar speed skating dream Placement Assist Through Free Aerobics Classes COMPTON (AP) In an become famous," James said. Monterey Academi age when most youngsters He wants to do what few May 14 of Hair Design want to slam dunk like African-Americans have ever 345 E. Santa Clara Michael Jordan, 10-year-old done. Check out the new health club facilities at the YMCA's Villa Nueva with a free stretch and tone. 0 en Mon.-F -1. 2111 lames Eddie Mays wants to "I'm not sure why there are low-impact or step aerobics class. Classes ate scheduled at 11:15 a.m., 12:15 p.m. and 5:311 walk on the moon. so few African-Americans p.m. A ei May 14, the cost is $22 per month (i ice a week) or $30 per month (three times a "I really want to study the involved in the sport. There weck ). 37.5S. Third Street (enter front S. Se(tmd Street entrance); free; 295-401 I. stars and the moon," says are probably less African- ext. 22(( lames. "I would like to fly Americans involved in the through space and travel the sport than you can count on one hand," said Jim Wilkins, litlt ChM, James marches to who coaches James as well ilS May 16 - Rumors. difkrent drummer. other youngsters in speed J While most kids his age are skating. June 12 into basketball, football and "It probably has to do with series of cover-ups turn an ele- baseball, James would rather a lack of role models and One missing host, two mistaken al tail an errant gunshot and a be on the ice, speed skating exposure in the African- gant anniversary party into shaniblos in this hilarious Neil Simon comedy. Half-price student against other children and American community." tickets sold 30 minutes pilot to sli( imic (subject to availability). Montgomery Theatre, San dreaming (tithe Olympics. James speed skates in the Carlos and Marker Street,: SI.? - 291-2255. "I think it's a gift from Ice Club De Morra, which is WRJ:' James said of his skating affiliated with the California prOWeSS. Speed Skating Association IIIIIICS said he has been and sanctioned by the Ama- N1ay 14 Jazz at Five inspired by African-American teur Athletic Foundation. 5 - 8 p. m. is stars like Michael Jor- He is the only African- dan and Bo Jackson, but Ile A merican in the association of I )rop by 1.1's Blues Downtown every briday evening for live jazz, happy hour specials and a does not want to follow in more than 100 members. complinientary buffet with no cover charge. This Friday, the jazz line-up their footsteps. "It's fast and fun," James includes guitarist Rick Vandiver and saxophonist Bob Johnson. JJ's Blues 1 le would rather become said of the sport. "I love skat- Downtown, 14 S. Second Street; aihnission free; 286-306. 1.11;ious as a world-class speed ing around the ice and I would 0 %kilter. Then he'll retire from like to prove how fast I ant and Call the San Jose Downtown Association's 24-hour FYI line tor the sport and become an be the best. I would like to upcoming events at 295-2265, Ext. 483. For a free pocket-size astronaut. someday skate in the Downtown Directory or Money Saver Coupon Book, call 279-1775. SIN fa ti "I'm not that good in bas- Olympics." Co.sponsored by the City of San Jose and the San Jose Redevelopment Agency AMIATI114 ketball, so I cannot be like He consistently places first EMI Islichael Jordan. But I can be or second in competitions at good in speed skating like he the Iceland skating rink in is in basketball and I can Paramount. SPARIAN DAILY ,t ost: Mats. lucsday, May I I, 1993 5

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Come see the PowerBookTm computers at Spartan Bookstore Computer Department 924-1809 8 Tuesday, May 11, 1993 San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY Features 86-year-old Grand Canyon hiker honored on birthday GRAND CANYON VILLAGE, Ariz. (AP) log. Even in his 60s and 70s, often left companions He quit hiking five years ago, but J.H. "Harvey" 40 years younger worn out at the end of a day. Butchart remains a legend at the Grand Canyon, "1 was in pretty good shape until 1 was 75," where he put more than 12,000 miles on no-frills Butchart said. "1 was making mileages that any work shoes over 42 years. hiker would be glad to turn in." 't The National Park Service is honoring the Over 42 years, Butchart hiked 1,024 days and retired math professor, who turned 86 on Monday. averaged 12 miles a day. gietting Butchart never wore expensive hiking boots, Butchart's only rest breaks along the trail came preferring work shoes that cost no more than $25, at two-hour intervals, when he pulled out a pocket said Bill Mooz, who edited Butchart's 1,000 -page watch to time five-minute breathers.

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Seeking beauty, adventure and solitude, members follow paths laid down by many before them and hope to make (.... il/G ....\ some new ones of their own. Y / i They are the Mountaineers of SJSU, a new outdoor adventure club founded by students John > Crus and Gary Peterson. The A 717 -I group primarily focuses on hik- Z X ing, camping and the thrill of < Z MATT WALLIS -SPARTAN DAILY X> rock climbing, however, interests * P of club members extend to differ- SJSU student John Crus climbs a route at Rock City, a climbing area ent sports such as skiing, kayak- of SJSU. SANTA TERESA at Mt. Diablo, with the Mountaineers ing, surfing and mountain biking. The club is open to those who ground has not been as easy as climber and alumnus. Future appreciate the outdoors. Both they hoped. trips will include spring skiing, a WILLOW GLEN SANTA TERESA Peterson and Crus insist that "Overall response from people summer Baja surf trip and High km 900 Lonus Street 6880 Santa Teresa Blvd. regardless of experience, interests has been positive, but getting Sierra back country camping . Off Lincoln Avenue Bernal Road Exit or skill level, people should not people to come out for trips has The club will also offer access feel intimidated about coming to been a bit difficult since we all to seminars by industry experts Near Highway 280 Off Highway 101 a meeting or on a trip. have hectic schedules, usually who will speak about such topics "We really just want people to working and going to school," as wilderness medicine, latest 947 - 8775 281 -0400 come out, get involved and have Crus said. equipment and climbing tech- fun," Peterson said. "We're trying Peterson said, "We need peo- niques. CALL NOW WHILE WE STILL HAVE SPACE AVAILABLE! to create a network of people who ple to come out and get involved In addition, the club provides OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK love the outdoors and alternative for this club to survive and pros- first-hand information on hiking Office Hours sports." per." and camping areas. The officers Santa Clara University and UC Crus and Peterson said mem- of the Mountaineers are also Monday thru Saturday: 9am to 6pm Berkeley have similar programs, bers frequent many Bay Area looking toward getting corporate Sunday: 9am to 5pm A F E in the form of discounts PLACE I and Peterson and Crus were sur- recreation areas. Activities support Tuesday night climbing at on merchandise and climbing Gate Hours STORAGE prised that nothing of the sort include Monday thru Saturday: 7am to 7pm existed at SJSU. The lack of such a Mazzonnes, a boulder field in gYms. club prompted them to form their Almaden. Weekends often Like other outdoor enthusiasts, Sunday: 9am to 5pm own. Getting the club off the include day trips to Castle Rock, Crus said he sees his outdoor Pinnacles, Mt. Diablo and other activities as a way to come closer climbing and hiking areas. to himself and nature. IF C Longer trips are also planned "Being at 10,000 feet," he said, 41 by the mountaineers. The group "atop 20 feet of snow, the expanse 0..10 spent spring break camping at of the world unfolding before me ir Looks like a Joshua Tree National Park, for a brings me fully alive!" ".110* week of sun, rock climbing and '70 / bicycling riding. For more information, call 4:: iel or Crus at *0 "The weather was ideal, in the Peterson at 279-2729 Vivarin it rained all 275-0881. 7'he next club meeting and sunny while t1 night. 80s 1 -\ . c? week here in San Jose. It was will be Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the V ., /c,s The big one's .0 % only 12 hours away. You sweet!" said Alan Kirk, an avid Student Union's Costanoan Room. SI . 9) could have paid more attention in :::' cPri? 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0 More disabled Monday, their lawyer said. Washington Mubarak apparently acted under pres- demonstrators sure from the United States. The govern- Watch ment has refused to discuss the case. "As far as we know, all foreigners are arrested at Capital on the way or preparing to go," said Clinton s policy WASHINGTON (AP) - More than Randy Hoffman, spokesman for Indus- 100 disabled people were arrested Nlon- trial Systems and Components Co., a on Bosnia is now day on the second day of their demon- Warrenton, Va. export management stration at the Capitol for more federal firm. in 'hal( ling pattern assistance for in-home health care. A total of 114 demonstrators were ED Israel's Labor WASHINGTON (AP) - As charged with unlawful entry and recently as Friday, President Clin- demonstrating in the Capitol - both government survives ton said that within days the Unit- misdemeanors, said Capitol Police ed States and its European allies spokesman Sgt. Dan Nichols. no confidence vote would agree on military action in "They were obstructing the hallways Bo and refused to leave the area," Nichols JERUSALEM (AP) - Prime Minister intelligence of human rights abuses. The European Community on said. Yitzhak Rabin orchestrated a Cabinet The government handily survived Army Gen. Rodolfo Robles left for Monday called on the United About 500 protesters began what was reshuffle to hold together his squabbling the challenge in the 120-seat Knesset, or Argentina along with family Friday, States and Russia to send troops to scheduled to be a three-day demonstra- coalition government on Monday and parliament, by votes of 56-47 on each saying his life was in danger after he protect U.N. "safe zones" in tion on Sunday. fended off three "no confidence" motions issue. The ultra-Orthodox Shas party, cited the military as being responsi- Bosnia. in Parliament. which precipitated the crisis on Thurs- ble for two civilian massacres that balloting. Several Clinton found skepticism with- The coalition crisis, the worst in day, boycotted the claimed 26 lives. posed a others were absent. in his administration and Con- E t Pardons Rabin's 10 months in office, The military denied responsibility. threat to U.S.-backed peace talks, where gress about the longe The Supreme Justice Tribunal said progress depends on the government 0 General charged The seeds of Clinton's dilemma 3 Americans Jailed Sunday that Robles "publicly accu- during the election having broad backing to malce compro- were sown sed the army commanding general campaign, when he criticized mises. reli0ous charges by court after without any proof ... offending him then-President Bush for failing to on Two motions, brought by right-wing by attributing him with dishonor- stop the killings in Bosnia. It was and nationalist parties, challenged speaking out able act ionellobles named army one of the few areas of foreign poli- CAIRO, Egypt (AP) - President Rabin's tactics in the peace process. A LINIA, Peru (AP) - Peru's highest Bari Flermoza cy on which Bush was vulnerable, Hosni Mubaralc pardoned three Ameri- third, brought by the ultra-Orthodox chief Gen. Nicolas De has charged a top and Clinton took advantage. cans accused of promoting Christianity United Torah party, was over Rabin's military court and President Alberto Fujimori's among Muslims, and they left Egypt on education minister, Shulamit Aloni. general with slander and insubordi- security adviser, Vladimiro Mon- nation after he accused military tesinos, in his accusations.

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INAL DEFECT1 1 0 ' I, 1444 San inse Mate University II SPARTAN DAILY Sports drop series at Fullerton 49ers re-sign defensive end DennisBrown Spartans SANTA CLARA(AP) The The signing of Brown, the San Francisco 49ers, who lost 49ers' 1990 second-round draft their top two pass rushers to free choice out of Washington, was Despite losing 2 out of 3, SJSU may clinch NCAA agency, re-signed defensive end part of an effort to stabilize a playoffberth Dennis Brown on Monday, the defensive line weakened by the second front-line defender losses of Pro Bowl defensive The Spartan Baseball team may have down with a torn ligament. Pitcher Shane the conference, strength in its schedule and retained by the team in three tackle Pierce Holt and pass rush dropped two of three to Cal State Fullerton, Carley, who was scheduled to pitch the first the level of consistency the team played all days. specialist Tim Harris. but not its NCAA tournament hopes. game of the series, suffered a tear in his throw- year will be taken in account when NCAA Neither the terms nor the Harris has joined Philadel- SJSU (11-10) played a powerful Fullerton ing shoulder. Second baseman Gene Bower is officials choose the teams that will compete in length of Brown's conti act was phia while Holt went to the State team (16-5) over the weekend losing the out with the chicken pox. the playoffs, Piraro said. disclosed. Atlanta Falcons. first two games 12-1 and 7-1. Piraro said that they won't find out if they The Spartans will wrap up its regular sea- But, the Spartans were able to pull out a make the playoffs until May 23. son against St. Mary's on Wednesday at crucial 5-3 victory in the last game of the The team's overall record, how it finishes in Municipal Stadium. series. It was important for SJSU to win at least one game to keep them in third place in the Final Big West Conference Big West conference. Standings The win clinches third place for the Spar- tans and a possible NCAA playoff berth. The last time the Spartans went to the GB NCAA playoffs was 1971. According to head coach Sam Piraro, the Spartans were dominated in the first game, Long 'leach State 17 4 but came out playing more competitively in the second game. Cal State Fullerton 16 5 In the third game of the series, the Spartans capitalized on solid pitching to pull out a win Responsible Choices = Smart Choices against second place, Fullerton. San Jose State 11 10 6 Starting pitcher, Dave Sick, pitched five Have A Safe And Healthy Summer! innings allowing only three hits for the win. New MeXiC0 State 9 12 8 Prevention Education Program SJSU Sick is the first Spartan pitcher to defeat 924-5945 ADMINISTRATION 222A Fullerton in the past two seasons. Dave Zuniga and Gerad Cawhorn led the UNLV 9 12 8 Spartans' offense with three hits apiece. "I'm extremely proud of the way the team Nevada-Reno 6 12 9.5 played," Piraro said. "'l'hey pulled themselves SUMMER AT WEST VALLEY COLLEGE together and responded with courage and STILL THE BEST BARGAIN UC Santa Barbara 6 12 9.5 determination." IN COLLEGE EDUCATION The Spartans entered the series without three key players on their roster. University of Pacific 7 14 Last week, st baseman Eric Pitt went ? Fully transferrable day & evening classes ? Affordable, flexible Softball team splits doubleheader Ex-49er and convenient TRUONt, nit !CHANEL advantage of some clumsy catches victory for the Spartans. Applications are being accepted ids& Nay ol and errors by the Spartans. With two down and the bases The blistering afternoon sun In the seventh inning, NMSU's loaded, an NMSU batter hit arrested now and classes begin Monday, y \\ seemed to drain all energy from Owen took a clean swipe at the Wehren's two-strike pitch for a June 21. Dont be left out. the SJ SU softball team during the ball, sending it low and long pop fly right over the mound. second game of the Big West towards second base. Wehren caught the ball for the SAN FRANCISCO (AP) And don't miss this exciting FREE program ... Conference doubleheader against The ball hit the ground right at last out of the game. Pass rush specialist Tim liar- 19 New Ivtolico State. University on SJSU ahortstop Paula Fr4t4s. For most of the game, the only ris, recently signed to a big Wednesday, Mu), Saturday. However, Frueh failed to stop the thing keeping the Spartans from money free agent deal by the CAREER' EXPO- 11:00am - 2:00pm' and 5:0Rprn - Rpm After winning the first game 1- ball letting it roll right past scoring more runs was the Road- Philadelphia Eagles, was Explore your tower options hilk with the experts, nod get the facts horn 0 against the Roadrunners, the her. runners' energized defense. arrested for investigation of teachers nod protessronols in many new and growing fields Spartans dropped the second "We made some errors:' said Second baseman Kelly Clark drunken driving, it was game 3-0. pitcher Mitzi Zenger, who was batted long and hard and reached reported Monday night. WEST VALLEY COLLEGE SJSU's record fell to 8-18 in the called in to relieve Trina Walsh in second base in the third inning. It would be Harris' third WEST 14000 Frultvale Avenue conference and 27-28 overall. the seventh inning with the bases Patricia Martinez followed with a violation of the NFL's sub- VALLEY in Salina NMSU improved its record to 8- loaded. single. stance abuse policy, leaving COLI,EGE (408) 741-2098 24 in the conference and 16-39 "They made big hits when they However, the next three batters him open to suspension or overall. needed them:' Zenger said. for the Spartans hit long flyballs other disciplinary action. This was the Spartans' last SJSU senior Lisa Wehren said, that were easily caught by NMSU Harris, whose 17 sacks for home game of the season. "We couldn't get our hits together. outfielders. the San Francisco 49ers last Trying to hit the day-glow They were scattered:' "They've got some good hit- season tied him for second in green ball coming at them from Owen held the Spartans to ters:' said NMSU's Owen. the league, pleaded guilty to JUST WHAT Y21/ NEEDED- Shelly Owen, NMSU's pitcher seven hits for the win. New Mexi- "(SISU's) a very good team." misdemeanor drunken dri- with the bionic arm, was a feat in co had three runs, seven hits, one The Spartans have two road ving in April 1992. He also ANoTH ER REASoN itself. Those who actually were error, and nine runners left on games remaining. On May 14, reportedly tested positive for able to hit the ball to the outfield base. they will play against University marijuana in 1987 while a STAY IN SCHCML. faced a very effective NMSU In the first game, Wehren of Las Vegas and on May 15, SJSU member of the Green Bay defense. pitched out of a bases-loaded jam will battle it out against Long Packers. The Roadrunners took full in the seventh inning to clinch the Beach State. KRON-TV, the NBC affili- ate in San Francisco, reported that Harris was driving in Santa Cruz County last Thurs- Walton inducted into Hall of Fame day when he was taken into custody by the California SPRINGFIELD, Ma.ss. (AP) twice: once as a player and once pass, who, like Erving, was elect- lighway Patrol for allegedly He wore sneakers with his suit as a coach. ed in his first year of eligibility. being under the influence of because his surgery-scarred feet Erving, for his part, was think- "His whole career epitomized alcohol. swell too much for shoes. ing about the elite company he team play." Officials at the Santa Cruz wAANyDFIR000mK1cNAGAiTpOu sT E El 5E11 NNGt yNmE N PuETOE Ps LAE lie sat because he can't stand was keeping. Meyers, also from UCLA, held County jail said Monday night cP4 EGT.4AN DDU0C AATKIwO 00N , MD SCHOOL. SO IS LIVING AT long. But Bill Walton was smiling "It's very special," said Erving, 12 of 13 school records when she that Ilarris spent five hours at FUTURE ARE ALL GOOD REASONS TO STAY IN today. whose dazzling dunks infused graduated and led her team to the the jail last Thursday before OAKWOOD APARTMENTS! ENJOY SPACIOUS STUDIO, ONE AND TWO The Basketball Hall of Fame I1CW life into the pro game. "Cer- 1978 A1AW national champi- being released on his own rec- BEDROOM APARTMENTS with tainly in light of the other players onship. ognizance. His current where- PLUS RESORT-LIKE L IVING, ALL was inducting Walton, along IITTBUDI WITHIN YOUR Julius Erving, Walt Bellamy, Dan being inducted. She also starred on the first abouts were not immediately Issel, Dick McGuire, Calvin Mur- "Bill Walton was an elite pro- U.S. women's Olympic team that known.The CHP also arrested REQUISsEts rtNiONI MOVI-IN phy, Ann Meyers and Juliana fessional and had the best college won a silver medal in 1976. The Harris in San Jose in October. LAM' ssiv SM p ANONT Semonova, a 7-foot standout on career of anyone," Erving said of gold was won by the Semenova- 011 LAST LEASE usfultsi los NISHED 6 two Soviet Olympic women's the center with the quick outlet led Soviet squad. WNW CEN teams. F'EUIGH-TECH .. 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"My 'Training School, you can become a Celebrate Israel's 45th Independence Day career was one of frustration and commissioned Air Force officer disappointment, which makes with: Tomorrow, May 1 lth being here today more special." great starting pay Still, recalling his first major medical and dental care 9:00am - 2:00pm injury as a boy, he could not :ill days vacation with pay per At the SJSU Amphitheater and Art shake the pangs of what might year Quad have been. management opportunities Featuring Israeli entertainment and "I peaked when I was 12," he Go far in a career as an Air Force guest speakers at noon said. "I was never the same player officer. Call again." FOR MORE INFO CALL Walton can't expect to top the accomplishment of his UCLA 1 -800-27-ISRAEL Sponsored by the Israel coach, John Wooden, the only FORCE"' Project and the University Student Department of the American Zionist Youth Foundation man to have been enshrined Partially funded by Associated Students