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Volume 73, Number 62 Serving San Jose State University since 1934 Tuesday, December 4, 1979

Grievance proceedings against SJSU stalls

by Dave Burckhard few minutes with the continued objections The first academic grievance raised by Sasseen, Rudoff ended the proceeding against SJSU by Thomas meeting. Balgooyen, assistant professor of biology, All three parties agreed that the last Friday stalled when the university's procedures should be clarified before con- representative, Dean of the Faculty Robert tinuing. Sasseen, raised a question of procedures. Rudolf is seeking clarification from the Balgooyen is challenging a decision by Executive Committee of the Grievance his school's Retention and Tenure com- Panel, an SJSU committee. mittee to deny him tenure. The Executive Committee will contact After opening arguments were made by the chancellor's office and will advise Speech-Communication Prof. David Elliott, Rudolf. who represented Balgooyen, Sasseen ob- The next hearing will probably begin at jected to Elliott's presentation of evidence. the beginning of next semester. Sasseen said that Executive order 301, a Rudoff said his office will set the dates document issued by the California State for the first series of proceedings when all University and Colleges system Chancellor's parties involved are free. office outlining grievance hearing During the opening arguments, Elliott procedures, stated that each side was to acknowledged that Balgooyen's case is make an opeing argument followed by the complex and that the "stakes in this case presentation of evidence followed by a are extremely high" and that his "entire photo by Tom Duncan closing argument. professional life is on the line." He said that Elliott Phil Langdon, painter of the murals on the Underground Records was violating the He said that in light of Balgooyen's procedures by presenting arguments during professional qualifications and good building on Third Street, films the building's destruction. The the evidence portion of the hearing. reviews, he will show that the university's building is being destroyed to make way for Artist views ruins the planned Bank of His objections came when Elliottt read decision was unsound. America. from notes and documents originating with Furthermore, he said he hopes to reveal the evaluation committees which eventually the "real reason" for the university's denied Balgooyen's tenure. decision of denying Balgooyen tenure. Sasseen said the "documents speak for Elliott called the decision a "massive non themselves" and Elliott's "piecemeal sequitor." Senator Alquist honored by SJSU arguments" about the statements in the Sasseen said in his opening arguments by Jan Flanery-Taylor settle for a pilot program. We had some opposition from documents were out of order, "prejudicial" that it should be clear that the hearing is not and should have been made by witnesses. to determine whether Balgooyen should Sen. Alfred Alquist, D-San Jose, accepted a huge card the Department of Finance." Elliott, however, said he remained receive tenure but whether the process and numerous thanks from students and university officials Alquist later said Gov. Jerry Brown and his ad- unconvinced by Sasseen's objections and which denied him tenure was valid. involved in the Over 60's Program at a reception held ministration "had made it difficult to get it through the said that his presentation of evidence was He said that the burden of proof lies yesterday celebrating the new permanent status of the fee fiscal committees," because of concerns about the cost. not in violation of the executive order. with Balgooyen to identify what part of the waiver program for students over 60. He said he had been able to get the bill through the Balgooyen said that although the order tenure committee's procedure was in Alquist has been the main proponent for the program, Senate fairly easily, but had a tough time getting it through outlines the argument-evidence-argument violation of the executive order. which has been retained as a pilot program for 3-1/2 years assembly committees. procedure, it does not forbid them from He must also prove, Sasseen said, that at SJSU and California State University at Long Beach. Alquist also said he believed the program has great presenting arguments during the presen- the violation was substantial and had an The program was signed into law in July and will go merits politically and socially in bringing together different tation of evidence. adverse effect on the committee's decision. into effect throughout the California State University and age groups. Additionally, Elliott acknowledged that Elliott said after the adjournment of the Colleges system in January. The senator told the group the new law is one of his the hearing is not a judicial process and that hearing that if the grievance committee A giant card, which said "Thank you, Sen. Alquist," most rewarding achievements in 17 years as a legislator. his presentation, with his hopes of ex- were to find in Balgooyen's favor, it would with signatures from people in the program, was given to Alquist drew laughter from his audience of seniors pediting the hearings, would be the most propose a remedy which would require the the senator when SJSU President Gail Fullerton introduced when he recounted Jerry Brown's comment to Mrs. Alquist "effective and efficient" way to procede. campus president to accept. him at the reception at SJSU's International Center. that the two probably didn't get along too well because of The grievance committee chairman, If for some reason, the president does Alquist told the group of 50, "I'm more or less a the "generation gap." Sociology Prof. Alvin Rudoff, allowed Elliott not accept it, Elliott said, Balgooyen has facilitator of other people's ideas; it was Gail (Fullerton) Phyllis Sutphen, reentry adviser for Programs and the to continue with his presentation but, after a right to appeal to outside arbitration. who gave me the idea for the program." Services told the audience her office helps over-60 students He said the efforts began over three years ago and he to deceide on their options and tries to give them con- could not get the bill through the legislature "so we had to fidence. continued on back page Royce Hall resident assaulted in kitchen by Christine Merck A female Royce Hall resident was assaulted at 6:52 Repository gets OK a.m. Sunday, according to University Police, in an at- tack similar to a September assault in the same dorm. Sunday's victim left her room to get a glass of milk from the Royce Hall kitchen. While in the kitchen, a by Lori Eickmann students as a data base to generate ar- man approached her from behind, put an arm around The creation of an archaeological chaeological projects and research, her neck and his right hand partially over he mouth, repository which will "help establish SJSU Leventhal said. "A data base gives us a Officer Russ I,undsford said. as a research center in anthropology and comparative collection, so we can compare She was startled, screamed, and the suspect ran. He archaeology" has been given the final OK, newly acquired artifacts with old ones." appeared to have been a man she saw using a lobby according to Alan Leventhal, equipment The repository will contain "field notes, phone as she walked to the kitchen. technician in the Anthropology Department. maps, photos, and reports as well as ar- The victim believes that her assailant was The repository will house prehistoric tifacts so everything remains in tact," pretending to use the telephone, according to Lunsford. materials which are unearthed in ar- Leventhal said. "This way, meaningful The suspect is described as a black male, about 18 chaeological projects in the Santa Clara research can be done. years old, 6 feet 2 inches tall, weighing about 180 pounds Valley. "Hopefully, this will give students the with a short afro hairstyle and without facial hair. He Possible locations for the repository are opportunity to publish research," he added. was seen wearing a dark blue t-shirt and jeans. Lun- the basement of the old Science Building or I,evanthal said another advantage of the sford said. in the library, Leventhal said. J. Handel repository will be that the Anthropology A female Royce resident, who was attacked in a Evans, SJSU associate executive vice Department will generate money for its bathroom stall about 7 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 20, president, will decide on the location foundation by accepting and curating these provided a similar description of her assailant to sometime this month. collections. University Police. That case is still under investigation. Leventhal said the repository will house SJSU and Cal-Trans are working out an The suspect had been described as a black male, the department's existing collections as soon agreement whereby Cal-Trans will pay the about 23 years old, 6 ;eet 2 inches tall, weighing about as it is completed. university for the curation of materials from 185 pounds with an athletic build and a short-cropped "We have around 20 local sites from the the Blood Alley Project. afro hairstyle. He was seen wearing a t-shirt and jeans, Santa Clara Valley and Santa Cruz "When they put in a highway, they investigator Greg Wixom said. represented in small collections," he said. assume the chance of destroying cultural The suspect fled before he was able to rape his "We will also be taking in collections from resources," I,evanthal said. "California had victim, according to Wixom. When the suspect barged Monterey." a high Indian population, for example, and through the bathroom door, she screamed and fought The next collection, consisting of this is a high burial ground area. So before the man. materials unearthed in the Highway 101 they begin construction, they must do an This Sunday, some Royce residents heard the vic- widening project near Morgan Hill dubbed environmental impact report." tim's screams, but none of the residents saw the assault. the Blood Alley Project will not be ready Then, CallYans "must by law pay for They checked the dorm and the Seventh Street parking for a few months, according to Leventhal. the curation of the materials they ex- garage, but didn't see anything, according to Lundsford. Leventhal said members of the An- cavate," Leventhal said. "We can't say whether the man is a student or how thropology Department requested the The department's foundation money will he got into the dorm at seven in the morning," Wixom repository as a facility to assure the proper be used for student assistantships and said after the September Royce attack. curation of archaeological materials."These research. "Maybe an early morning jogger let him into the materials usually end up in Finally, Leventhal said, SJS:: will building, or someone leaving for work," he said. attics because no institutions in the Santa benefit from the repository because the Royce Hall doors are locked during the weekend, Clara Valley have the facilities to take facility will become a focus for future said Terry Edel, a Royce resident adviser. Recently the them," he said. "And they're invaluable a research and "attract scholars, not just door leading form the lounge to the bottom floor priceless resource for scholars." students" to the university. at all times. women's hall has been locked The collections will also be used by "It will give San Jose State a little more photo ht. in the dorm have been ittah WY "People who don't belong color, more cultural awareness," he said. Anthropology lecturer Alan Leventhal said he believes science seen spending nights in the center lounge," Edel said. "should not he hidden away in boxes in dark dungeons." as he "No one should be permitted inside he building unless a resident is contacted arid permission given," she said. searches through boxes containing artifacts Decembv 4, 1979 2 forum Students:Take advantage of RTP victory

by Scutt Mace will reverse a decision they so involvement through the Academic maturity and tact. would be wasted. Appealing to students' own self- Steff Writer recently made, there is every in- Senate resolution of last month. Only Many may ask, "Why should interest is one approach, but one can This is the last time this dication the CSUC faculty, through at San Francisco State did students At the same time, students students give a damn if they are see student participation as part of a semester you will have to read about its unions and the statewide do better. should keep the main question in going to graduate and be long gone larger movement the consumer RTP. Judging by the response in the Academic Senate, will lobby SJSU President Gail Fullerton mind: How well does the faculty in a few years anyway?" With movement. Students are consumers letters to the editor section of this furiously to chip away at what the also kept an open mind on the member teach? They should not declining enrollment, SJSU needs all like everyone else and this is one page, retention, tenure and trustees granted to students. subject, in contrast to numerous allow their opinions to be lost in lofty the help it can get if its reputation is opportunity where they can help promotion has not been a topic of In addition, the whole program CSUC campus presidents who, for faculty debate. to remain as it is or get better. "improve the product." great concern this fall. is on a trial basis and will be one reason or another, sided with the While I am just as concened as reviewed in 1981. This pilot project, faculty on the RTP issue. First and foremost, though, Anything that would help SJSU Students in every department in the next Spartan Daily reader about to get students involved in the RTP students have to participate. become a better university better every school of SJSU should begin

Iran, inflation and the goings-on at process, will soar on shaky wings For these reasons, the SJSU Faculty, administration and the teachers would be one factor thinking about whether they want to City Hall, I do not think students while a thousand critics (and not faculty may be willing to give student press will be asking, "Do the would not only attract more help improve their education. If the realize the import of the battle they just faculty) try to shoot it down. students one chance to prove students give a damn?" The RTP students, it could make an SJSU answer is yes, involvement in won last week in Long Beach. The students who serve on RTP themselves worthy of direct par- test flight could come crashing down diploma more prestigious in future retention, tenure and promotion Simply put, the students won one committees can expect to be ticipation in RTP. Many faculty, if students allow committee seats to years when i might come in handy committees is one way they can for a change, but with the condition scrutinized, evaluated and subjected though, are going to remain remain unfilled. Years of effort on a job application. really do something about it. that they don't blow it. The fight to to more pressure than they have resentful because of a mandate get students on RTP committees has ever experienced during their in- imposed upon them from above to gone on longer than many students volvement in university governance. allow students into the committee realize, and the opposition to student It makes the confrontation with rooms. A university professor John Bunzel over involvement was the strongest I SJSU President considers him or herself far more OtiVrroobJEEK501 1\ C)kl TAn T;tkiE_ have ever seen by faculty on any the A.S. budget several years ago qualified to sit in judgment on his or match. I FINALh.1"N\ issue in California. look likes pea-shooting her peers. CAN' wAtT: 011-1 And yet the faculty lost and the To some this may sound alar- W., THE 9_0mo students won. Well, not quite. For mist, but I base my belief on the Students must make up for their one thing, the exact language of the almost-absolute opposition of lack of years by showing sensitivity policy allowing students to sit as faculty around the state to allow for the persons affected by RTP. The non-voting members on RTP students on RTP committees. Owing process has been called one of the committees has yet to be developed to the hard work of the A.S. here at most torturous punishments known by the California State University SJSU, tensions may not run quite as and it may well be. Every facet of a and Colleges chancellor's office. high as they will at other campuses. teacher's professional life is laid That language will come before the Here, the students, without turning bare to scrutinization. Someone's board of trustees in January. out in large numbers, were able to job could be on the line. Students While it is unlikely the trustees leave the door open a crack for RTP should approach the process with

t t Another sad event The old gives way to new by Denise Downer past adds a lot of character to our we trade favorite possessions we Statl Writer campus. It is an intriguing sight for love for the sake of progress. Tit FIU-EP When I heard that the Afro- many passersby. In the process we lose something American Studies Department However, for the people who of great value a part of the past. WALL/R( building on campus would be torn work inside or visit often, the These are things we are used to FCIPA`-) down probably within the next two building undoubtedly holds a dif- having around like the Afro- years, I was saddened. ferent meaning. American Studies Department. 4)1211m AU In fact, the chancellor's office It could be like a home away But, once they are gone, they 5E1 TO wants to remove all old buildings from home to them. Therefore, like can never be regained. within the California State any dwelling, it holds many Therefore, we find ourselves in a 6RARAit. University and Colleges system. memories. real predicament. We want new The reason behind this mandate The hardwood floors, decorative things, but we also want to keep is unknown to me. I have heard two walls and wide staircase may be a cherished old ones. Life often involves give and take situations. No one is always on the receiving end. 'The architecture and look of the past I just think it is sad and ironic adds a lot of character how the word "progress" can ring to our campus' hollow at times. , explanations for the inevitable part of each individual. destruction of our old buildings. I know that sometimes it is Some people say the structures necessary to destroy old things for do not meet earthquake standards. the sake of new ones. Modernization But, the people who work in the Afro- makes our lives a little bit easier. letters Studies Department say American For example, if removing the the building will be destroyed to old buildings will created a new Since I cook many of my own rebuffed when inquiring about home The examples given in the article make room for a new parking parking garage, it would make meals, an idea came to me one day economics courses? Is the hierarchy giving reasons for the continuation garage. things easier for students. Integrate 'about the possibility of taking a considering the of home economics give credence to Whatever the reason, my Also, when modernization in home economics home economics course. By pur- equal parity that has been my above argument that these feelings remain the same. I don't begins in one area, it is difficult to Editor: move to suing this thought, I believed some mandated (through the courts) for courses can be absorbed by other want to see those lovely old buildings prevent it from spreading. After all, I. for one, do not think the nutritive, eye-appealing, quick and men's athletics? For these and other departments. These areas include a) crumble to the ground. we must keep up with the changing possible termination of the Home different ways of cooking may be considerations I no longer consider money and time management, and Although I have never been a times. Economics Department is such an explained to me. While following the department a valid and integral b) consumer awareness, two very regular visitor at the Afro-American Everyone wants to "keep up unfortunate event. In following this through with this objective, though, portion of our university. general areas, which are covered by Studies Department, I am among -with the Joneses;" no one wants to thought, I would like to bring forth a I felt discouraged and out of place. These other considerations I economics and business classes. the many people who admire the be left behind. personal experience I had when It is significant to explore the referred to above have to do with the Other points elucidated by the writer building. But gaining new things can trying to select a class a few years concept of whether or not "It is a feasibility of absorbing the of the previous article (Nov. 29) The architecture and look of the mean giving up old ones. Sometimes back. woman's profession" (from p.6, curriculum of home economics were environmental studies, Spartan Daily, Nov. 16). Can the courses into other classes on housing and family counseling. Home Economics Department boast campus. There is no distinction, for These are all duplications of of a male enrollment equal to any instance, between courses offered presently existing programs on this other major department on cam- for the health professions in the university. pus? In defense of this prior present catalog and those listed for I would, however, like to make it statement I should mention it is long foods and nutritions (a corollary of perfectly clear. I have no personal overdue that men infiltrate. Fur- home economics). vendetta against this department. I thermore, how many men are Another letter has appeared in do, in the same breath, believe they employed in these home economics the Spartan Daily) Nov. 29) choosing ought to integrate or perish. courses offered at SJSU? to ignore the possibilities of a man's Don Shannon Am I the only one to have been participation ( by mere exclusion). Microbiology, junior Congratulations You're an adult now by Ron Lazzarotti card. bigger and better things. SWI1Writer Face it, you are nobody in this Over the years, I have noticed world until you can walk into a Before I knew it, I applied for, people often disagree over the age department store, look that clerk and received a major credit card, I when young people take that major right in the eye, and say "charge it." mean I had one of the big three or step into adulthood. What a feeling of power! four ( opinions vary). Some of the younger generation This was the ultimate I could see their 16th birthday as the turning If you look at it logically, I think go anywhere and buy almost point. After all, now they can go car you will see my point. Our society anything. dating and not have to be driven has developed into a society based around by their parents. on credit. Nobody ever uses money check and I disagree. Even when I wrote a anymore. card, I'd Others see their 18th year as the the clerk asked for a credit wallet and stepping stone to respect. I mean I remember the feeling I had casually reach into my and gold, they get to vote, right? when I received my first credit card flash the big blue, white

Wrong. in the mail. I thought I was king of and there was never a question. the world. Still, others see their 21st bir- Then, just when I was rolling thday as the one where they shed Actually, I originally applied for along and it looked like smooth their childish habits and enter the credit card because you usually sailing, my bubble burst. It was the real world. a show one when you write a end of the month and time to settle Wrong again. need to check. up with the credit God. Actually, I feel there is one standard criterion for entering that That lasted until I ripped open I looked at the bill and thought J- -,..." magical time we know as adulthood, the envelope containing my card. "I couldn't have possibly charged and it has very little to do with age. Within the hour I had started that much," but there it was in black establishing credit. and white, right out of their stupid computer. I think the day we step from However, this card was Just for where ever it is we are to adulthood, a local department store. I soon felt At that moment I realized what is the day we get our first credit limited and the urge to move on to It was like to be an adult. December 4. 1979 3

Babys' concert College to be run by sun by Mark Robert Henry The bill, H.R. 2449, said that with improvement and makes profit for Ground-breaking ceremonies, for what activist development, DQ University could -assume a role as a If- Dennis Banks said will be the nation's first solar national learning and cultural center for native an powered university, were held Friday at DQ University American students." t a Program Board near Davis. The federal government cut off funding for the er Political activist and actress Jane Fonda, and university in February, Banks said. Since that time, the rs Ranks, co-founder of the American Indian Movement university has survived through the donations of con- ,ne by Craig Henderson and chancellor of DQ University, shoveled dirt in an cerned persons, he said. The A.S. Program Board made money on three open field. The ground-breaking was the first step The government thought it "could close us down," Wednesday Cinemas in October and lost money on two toward what is scheduled to become six units of solar- but "we withstood their freeze," Banks added. cinemas, according to the monthly budget report powered student housing for 36 students by 1985, Banks At a $10-a-plate fund-raising dinner Friday night, in prepared by Program Board Director Barbara Profit. said. Fonda told nearly 200 persons in the audience that "this in The Program Board made an estimated $500 on The university, attended by 125 students, will use former military installation is the place where the in- to "Superman," $50 on "Richard Pryor," and $84 on wood burning and wind power to complement the solar terceptors, the spying and the decoding" for the CIA he "Rocky Horror Picture Show." The board lost an power, Banks said at a press conference earlier in the was done, as she pointed toward one wall. in estimated $380 on "Boys From Brazil" and $170 on day. Now, the "native Americans have turned it into a "Norma Rae." The plan to use solar, wind and wood-burning power place of learning," she said. The board lost an estimated total of $6,000 on 11 will make DQ University a "self-sufficient model" for "How frail it is what we really are," Fonda added. programs in October. The big losers were the John Dean the rest of the United States, Fonda said. "We are blessed because we live at a time when we program, losing $2,150, and the Gus Giordano dance The trip to DQ University will be Fonda's last trip make the difference whether we are going to make the worshop and performance, losing $4,800. away from the Los Angeles area for three years, she future or not. The Nick Gilder and The Babys concert on Nov. 16 said, because of obligations to the film industry. "We have the precious gift of life, and we have to made more than $5,000, according to Profit. The revenue DQ University was founded in 1971 on land which protect it." was $20,531, and the program cost the board an once housed a military installation. At that time the After Fonda spoke, the audience wrote checks estimated $15,000. federal government gave native Arrkricans the tem- totalling more than $2,600 to help finance the cost of Profit said, The programs are not money-making porary use of several buildings and more than 300 acres bringing solar power to DQ University. ventures. Our job is to provide students with high of surrounding land. The rhythmic "boom" of a large drum resounded quality programs. That's what I have every intention of U.S. Rep. Vic Fazio introduced a bill into Congress through the room as several young native Americans hit doing." in February that, if passed, would permanently give the it in unison when Fonda began to leave. Others gathered When programs do make money, Profit said, "we land to native Americans. around Fonda and honored her with a farewell song. can use the money for future programming." photo by Mark Henry AS. allocated the Program Board $99,200 for the Jane Fonda and Dennis Banks 1979-80 school year. The AS. receives its money from student fees paid each semester. The Gus Giordano Jazz Dance Chicago Co. put on a KINKO'S dance workshop, teaching four classes of ballet and jazz on Oct. 18 and 19. On Oct. 20, the dance company per- Passport Photot formed in the University Theater. COLOR $5.95 The company charged $3,500, according to the news briefs budget report. The estimated cost to the board, in ad- BLACK & WHITE dition to the fee, was $2,587.50, and the income from the $5.95 classes and the performance was $1,472.90. "I think it was entirely worthwhile," said Kai Brown sidesteps anti-nuclear protesters 1233. 3rd *t. Sandelin, dance chairperson for the board and SACRAMENTO 'API - the Rancho Seco Nuclear San Jose programmer of the event. "We were able to give Island plant in Penn- Officer says photograph Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. power plant, met twice last 21343111 ca) students at this university and members of the com- sylvania where radiation does not plan to meet with week with the governor's munity the opportunity of taking classes from a leaked last March. was taken 10 years ago the two dozen anti-nuclear chief aide, Gray Davis. professional dance company at reduced prices." -.- protesters who have been "He (Brown) is aware "The students were charged $2 for the classes," she SAN JOSE (API - Police officer James Aligo says it parked in his outer office of their views and they of Shalimar of India said. "The going rate for a class from a professional is was quite a shock when he saw a Saturday night telecast for six days, his spokesman his," Duscha said. INDIAN CUISINE $5." showing angry anti-American demonstrators waving a CLASSIC EAST said yesterday. The protesters, who Dance is historically not a money making venture," familiar picture of him in Tehran, Iran. DINNER TUES-FRI "He has no plans to began their sit-in in the Sandelin said. "The educational system has to take the "I'm glad that the news media pointed out that pic- 530-8:30 meet with them at this governor's reception office initiative to present dance programs or its just not going ture was taken more than 10 years ago," Aligo says of the and MON time, said Steve Duscha, last Wednesday, say the J,k/r4, CLOSED SAT., SUN. to be." photograph, which shows him in riot gear stooping over a Brown's assistant press Sacramento Municipal 10% off with this ad. Sandelin said, "We could take my small budget and blood-splattered man. secretary. Utility District nuclear give it to rock concerts like Nick Gilder and The Babys Tehran venders, claiming the picture showed police He said the protesters, plant 25 miles southeast of and make a lot of money. But we would be losing the brutality against Iranians in the United States, sold who want Brown to use here is unsafe. It is a near- opportunity to present a very special art form. enlargements of the picture to street demonstrators who 249-3332 emergency powers to close twin of the Three Mile Center "The interest in dance is this area is just begin- waved them before television cameras. Henderson Shopping ning," Sandelin said. "I don't feel we should stop putting However, the picture was actually taken in 1968 Ca 1131.24 littOrCeerr.:41.11`47:a41:0 on dance programs because they lose money." during a student demonstration at San Francisco State Bomb shelter sales booming College. Aligo, who was a member of the San Francisco DALLAS (AP) - Jerry Others say they want it for police Tac Squad at the time, became a San Jose police Poarch sells bomb storage or to use as an Vasconcellos plans officer two years later. shelters, and since the extra room," Poarch said. In an interview Sunday, Aligo, who is Filipino, said crisis in Iran, his business "We sold one to a man who the bleeding man was of Irish descent, and his last name citlf is booming. wanted it for his poker 'town hall meeting was Maloney. Aligo said he doesn't recall Maloney's first There's a backlog of 15 games." name, but that Maloney filed a civil lawsuit 411:11Df41fllt against him orders, and sales haven't Poarch said his father Assemblyman John Vasconcellos, D-Ban Jose, has Allow' because of the incident. been this good since the designed the underground Also knovor -141If 6 scheduled a "town hall" meeting Wednesday night, to "The jury ruled in my favor" in the civil trial which Mr. Wilfred thanks you for making discuss concerns about the downtown and surrounding Cold War in the 1950s, said shelter 25 years ago. It sold ended four years ago, Aligo said. us SJSU's leading hair style shop areas with the local residents. the president of the only for $1,995 then, but costs The meeting will be held at 7:30 p.m. at the Horace shelter company in the city $3,495 today. BLOW & GO CUT Mann Elementary School cafeteria, on East Santa Clara telephone directory. with this ad. Have your hair Most of his customers Street between Seventh and Eighth streets. cut to stay in place during the Is deportation constitutional? don't call them "bomb According to Rita Risser, an aide, Vasconcellos will winter months speak for a few minutes and open the meeting to shelters" any more. 1OTHST.I discussion. "Some people say they M WOMEN' WASHINGTON I - The persons from other nations want one for a wine cellar. I "It's pretty open," she said. Carter administration's tace no immediate risk of Pharmacy naEN Ireo $251 push to deport Iranians has deportation despite the l) I bvappt only now set off an intense debate same the same sort of Spartan Daily Making your list? 0 SJPD still probing over the constitutionality of violations. $ 1 35 S. 4th St. $15 I enforcing immigration Some experts ouside of Serving the San Julie Slat,' Checking it twice? University Community laws more strictly against government say the debate I mom I 2 blk from SJSU one nationality than raises questions never Since 1934 leads on Nov. 4 death i I NI'S 509 1901 Gifts: 294-4086 against others. directly presentd to the Second class postage paid at San ’ The San Jose Police Department has no new in- Civil libertarians courts - and thus, still Jose. California. MtIllber of ('al- Jewelry unsettled in the law. That donna Newspaper Publishers formation in the Nov. 4 slaying of SJSU student Blythe argue that the ad- Assiwiation and the Associated Nielson who was found dead in her apartment. ministration move violates may change, however. Press. Published dad) by San Cologne The police are still working on leads but have no the constitutional Two suits alleging the Jose State University, during identifiable suspects, Lt. Don Ewing said last week. guarantee of equal deportation move the college year The opinions Cosmetics discriminates against expressed in the paper are not The police have not been able to establish any clear protection of the laws. necessarily those Iranians have been filed - of the Associa- Arrrggh link between the slaying and two earlier assaults on They say the Bill of Rights ted Students, the University Ad- Music Boxes women in their apartments near campus earlier this applies as much to aliens one by three Iranian ministration or the Department American citizens. students, the other by the of Journalism and Advertising. Unique year. as to Subscriptions accepted only on student was slashed Confederation of Iranian a On Oct. 12, an SJSU female Administration of- remainder of semester basis. while she slept. students. A hearing on the Full academic year, Nite Lites across the face by an unknown assailant reply with a long $15. Each Ouch? ficials after the woman's roommates went two legal actions is semester. 57.50. Off-campus The suspect escaped string of Supreme Court to her aid. scheduled today in U.S. price per copy. 15 cents Phone: Stratton decisions supporting Editorial 277-3181. Advertising Jan. 9 a woman said she awakened in her District Court in On deportation of aliens who 277-3171. Printed by NoweLs suspect standing over her bed. The Washington. Compacts apartment to see a have violated the terms of Publications. the face with what she thought assailant hit her across their visas. a hammer covered with a sock, causing a deep Buxton fretr was 3; wound to the forehead. The officials argue that The assailant fled after the woman ran from the they are acting only Accessories apartment to a neighbor's house to call the police. against those Iranians who Bug Problems? 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Host USC women's hoop squad Spartans seek revenge by Dave Kellogg coming off an upset loss to starters over 5-10. Tourney in the Sour Dough On paper, the Spar- There will be a the University of San "They have a big, and is an excellent outside tans' backcourt of Wanda measure of revenge on the Francisco last weekend. excellent front line," SJSU shooter, Chatman said. Thompson (5-1) and Karen line tonight as the SJSU The Dons edged USC on a coach Sharon Chatman Huff, meanwhile, is Mason (5-7)doesn't women's basketball team buzzer shot to take the Sour said. one of the Trojans best all- match up that well, but hosts the University of Dough Invitational in the Leading that front line around athletes, who Chatman is hoping the Southern California at 7:30 City. is 6-6 center Lisa Widding. rebounds, handles the ball, Spartans quickness ad- in Spartan Gym. Three weeks ago USF Widding is a "good but not and shoots well. vantage will offset the The Spartans will be gave SJSU all it could outstanding player," ac- "A key to the game will Trojans height advantage. looking to avenge last handle in the championship cording to Chatman. USC be our ability to hit the year's 99-92 loss to USC in game of the Cal-Poly does a good job of not boards and stay out of foul "We're going to press the WAIAW regionals. The Classic. The Spartans had overextending its big lady trouble," Chatman said. their guards heavily and Trojan victory cost SJSU a to overcome a 14 point though, having her con- That will mean a lot of make them prove they can run at the national deficit in the second half centrate mainly on defense pressure will be on the handle the ball," Chatman championship and shat- before struggling to a 59-58 and rebounding. Spartans' improving front said. tered the Spartans' 22- victory. Widding gets some line, especially center Defensively, USC could game win streak. The Spartans may not good support on that front Elinor Banks. Banks will also pose a problem in that Although the Trojans be able to match up as well line from 6-1 Terry Huff be giving away three in- the Trojans throw up a look even more formidable against USC, however, and 6-0 Kathy Hammond. ches to Widder and has variety of zones and man- on paper this year, they are since the Trojans have four Hammond was All - been known to get into to-man coverages which early foul trouble. the Spartans haven't seen Things will be even much of this season. tougher in the backcourt Spartan rugby club where USC starts 5-11, All- "We're going to have to American Kathy Doyle at do what we've been trying point guard. Doyle is to do all yearthat is run," another one of those Chatman said. "If we can takes consolation title athletes, according to break on them we should be Chatman, that does successful." last thirty seconds tor a 4-0 everything well. The SJSU Rugby Club edged Ruggers over until the NOTP-S: Tonight's game will Inn of Hayward and blasted the cross-town win. At the other guard the kw carried live by KSJS radio, 91 the Trojans have another tall EM. Pregame show will begin at rival San Jose Silverhawks to take Offensive woes continued to plague -A-Side one in 5-7 Thera Smith. 7:20. consolation title in the Stanford Ten SJSU against the San Francisco Seniors, Alto. Tournament last weekend in Palo who knocked the Spartans out of cham- offensive The Spartans used a potent pionship contention with a 16-0 win. attack to rush past the Silverhawks 20-4 in Trash Roasted Fresh Bulk Teas the consolation title game last Saturday. "This is the best Stanford tournament Whole Bean Cotton Gifts Custom Ground Pastries SJSU had problems getting untracked we've had in a long time," team captain Espresso Sandwiches against Ruggers Inn, however. Despite John Young said. "We were without a lot of Cappuccm0 spending most of the game in Ruggers Inn our football players and going with a lot of territory, the Spartans couldn't knock it young guys, so I'm happy." A World Of Coffee Er Tea (10% Discount With This Ad) Spartan golfer Sheehan 684 NORTH FIRST STREET SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA 95112 14081 294-4143 begins title defense today irt Hi", lip. Ad for Sndtlefol ,,,,,, On the edge of the the event, not only to root "I'll use this tour- awesome Pacific Ocean, on his own golfers, but also nament as my primary photo by (lions 1/.11hirlo SJSU's Patty Sheehan will to watch the many talented talent assessment of high begin her title defense high that Diane Knohlach helped the Spartan fencing team to an overwhelming win school golfers will school players," Gale said. Auto -Tech. Inc. today in the California be playing. over Sonoma State women's amateur golf Foreign, Domestic championship at the famed Pebble Beach Golf Course. An Evening of Fashions Fencing Sheehan, the winner of the tournament the past in Honor of DYNAMOMETER TEST FACILITY two years, will be one of IOLA WILLIAMS ELECTRONIC TUNE-UP five Spartans teeing off in today's qualifying round. Councilwoman CERTIFIED MECHANICS Spartans victorious; Eighty women, who got Sunday, December 9, 1979 there based on their low handicaps, will be fighting 4:00pm - 6:00pm DIAGNOSTIC 4 MAINTENANCE it out for 32 spots. The low Student Union Ballroom, SJSU SERVICE ENGINE OVERHAULS plunder Cossacks 32 golfers will then move on Presented by to match play, where it will CLUTCH and TRANSMISSION REPAIRS CARBURETOR & The last time the SJSU competition I'd like to see beat you." require five straight wins BRAKE SERVICING fencers went up against them fence a little The Spartans got to capture the title. Afro-American Studies Department, SJSU ELECTRICAL TESTING & REPAIR Sonoma State, the Spartans cleaner," D'Asaro said. another solid performance The other Spartans and AIR CONDITIONERS SERVICED won 24-3. 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The Spartans' next Actually, are Sheehan, Simpson, anticipate much of "The foil team is match is at 5 p.m. Friday in did not Swank and Stanford's challenge from Sonoma getting their team together the Women's Gym, when a Linda Bowman. all, coach Michael now," D'Asaro said. 'he Sacramento State GROPE &ASPB presents... at Gale will be going to D'Asaro said. "( Valentino) Desuyo won Hornets come to town. The women's team, three matches. He needed INTRAMURAL FINALS minus No. 1 fencer Joy those wins, and Tako Ellingson who took the day (Okamoto) and Mark off, won 9-0. (Decena ) are getting it SAN JOSE ART The team of Diane together." Paint & Wallpaper Knobtech, Lauri Clark and Sonoma gave the Co. 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SPEEDS December 4 19 79 6 entertainment Carlin -- 'class clown' takes his zany act to the movies by Keith Kropp "I just like those twisty things," he said with a Journalism senior chuckle. It's hard to say where I get them. I just let fly He has produced six comedy albums. He has been a with these stories that are strange but that could happen regular on the "Tony Orlando and Dawn"television in a strange world." series. He has appeared in the movie "Car Wash" and is Some of his news stories use the simple word play or pun. recognized as one of the formost personalities in comedy. "I do believe in raising the simple pun and if you can He is George Carlin and now we will have the op- raise it to grand opera it's really wonderful and people portunity to see the man who gave us the "Hippie Dippie will accept it. However, a lot of them groan from envy - Weatherman" and The seven words you can never say that is strictly an envy sound, they wish they had thought on television" in a film version of his comedy, a movie of it. What they want is not to be taken by surprise by the Carlin expects to be released next fall. pun. They are just curious as to how you did it." "The movie is just a different way to present funny Carlin has fun observing the human race. He watches stuff and ideas," Carlin said at his Brentwood home. and dissects the weird behavior of people. "Just things I can't do verbally on stage. "Humans are funny - oh yeah," Carlin said with a big The movie will be titled, "The Illustrated George grin. And he has jumped on everything from our language Carlin," and it will include a lot of different kinds of and certain words, to behavior and bodily functions with sequences. The format of the movie will include which he has had more than ample fun. photo by rerry Stelma George Carlin animation, some concert footage ( from a per- In addition to analyzing behavior he has also con- centrated on another aspect - our language and words. formance in Phoenix I. as well as TV promos, short an- that opinion from teacher and parent figures hovering "I have an interest in words and in language, but to know if I want to be referred to as that, or 'clever' either nouncements interruptions, vignettes and blackouts. over me like a big conscience saying, 'You've got a good me words are like jewels lying around that need to be because clever is, in a way, a derogatory term. But if they "It is just a lot of little ways to present what are head, but you're not using it.' polished. I just notice something, 'now hey that could be just said smart - 'hey, he was really smart.' That's all I essentially, jokes," Carlin explained. "That has always haunted me. I've always wanted to twisted around' and I write it down." want." This movie venture will be a journey that he has never prove that I had a good head and that I was using it and traveled, as his experience in films has not been that What Carlin may be remembered for most, par- this is my way of showing that." extensive. ticularly where words are concerned, is "The seven words This is the way Carlin would like to be acknowledged. NEED TO WORK "Only the monologue parts have I had experience in you can never say on television." "I never really have understood 'brilliant' and I don't doing," Carlin said, speaking in his familiar deep voice. "Seven words" not only brought a lot of laughs to -Everything else we are using is brand new stuff tome." Carlin fans, but also a lot of attention from the Supreme FOR AWHILE? Carlin, 42, will not work alone in the movie, as there Court. will be supporting actors in the film, But acting will be "I was inspired to come up with "seven words" since I KLIV breaks rules; new to him. was a class clown and mischief maker, and that includes SEE US "Most of the things I do since I am a monolguist, I doing things which are outrageous and defying have to make people make up the pictures. But, I think it authorities. But also it was a combination of knowing disco format changed would be fun to do some of the pictures for them. I'd like those things are funny, knowing they are a part of you, The South Bay that to be a part of my career." and knowing you feel defiant. So with all those factors it population has been in- ON CAMPUS A lot of Carlin's time is spent looking for ideas to was just a natural thing to develop. cluded in an experiment in develop comedy, comedy of a unique type - his own. Carlin's reaction to the Supreme Court involvement radio programming. KINKO'S Carlin writes and creates his own material, and he is very over his material a New York radio station was sued for The experiment has Copies conscious of making sure it is entirely his. putting his "seven words" over the air) was amusement. been performed by KLIV, NOW DOES m,, San PerNonnel Service "I don't watch a lot of comedy because I don't like to "I guess you can say I am a footnote - a filthy Jose, which changed * let things slip into my subconscious - things I might take footnote in law books - but at the same time I was amused its format froni disco to THESIS COPYING Temporary out later and think are my own. I guard against that," he by it all because for anybody who has been kicked out of album oriented rock 'n roll * GOLD STAMPING said, relaxing in his office surrounded by electronic school or sent to the principal's office or got into trouble a three months ago. Building Q equipment. lot as a kid, to have the Supreme Court say that you are The AM station is * BINDING Room 8C Carlin's source of his material? Observation. indecent is the ultimate in getting them mad." breaking the rules with 481 E. San Carlos St. "That's really what it is - a conversational art based Carlin, looking somewhat slim today since a heart fewer commercials, total San Jose 10iim- 2pm on observation." attack nearly two years ago ( in his words a "minor absence of non-rock music So basically, Carlin is a professional observer. episode," from which he has completely recovered) got on the play lists and a low- 12/4/79112/5/79 "I just make notes all the time," Carlin said showing into comedy early. key approach by the a football-sized bag of notes which represented about He acquired a reputation of being a funny guy at station's announcers; all eight or nine months of note taking. parties, good talker on the street corner, and class clown. atypical of AM stations, nnWFAMCOTLOERnyAnarinn Cfl flAIIA H S .1 "The idea is not to forget any idea that comes across Also the influence of his parents, who Carlin says are According to Program cra ut) uUVUV, my head, even if it is just faintly humorous. That is my funny people, particularly his mother used to come home Director John Mel,eod, CD main function - to observe things and make note of them, and tell stories of characters on the bus. ill 55 51)411 5 5 II f .oil "We're looking to the COUTLET 1444 then later on I can let them develop into broader things. Carlin quit high school to go into the Air Force with people, they will determine zip Oft CIO WITto. Reaching for his notes, Carlin said his job is thinking the hope that it would lead him into radio, which it did. what's happening the next up "goofy," ideas. "For example, why don't I take one - So at 21, he was out of the service with three years of five years." 004 'OK at random now, let's pick a postcard' - all right experience as a disc jockey from a Louisiana radio station The format change was here's one, it is just an idea now that they have come up near where he was stationed with the Air Force. He for- implemented after a re- with a cure for cancer in mice. You know, because they med a partnership with a friend, Jack Burns, which lasted search study was done by are always giving it to them, they might as well cure the two years. But he has been a single since 1962. tia.31,,li1iverArg Burkhart -Adams, a radio little buggers." So after 17 years by himself he has six comedy consulting firm. Its compu- Carlin thinks his job is fun, and according to him, "It albums, all of them successful, but particularly his first terized research identified is a nice job to have." three - "Class Clown," "FM and AM," and "Occupation: a change in national music My job is to look at things crookedly. It's a luxurious Foole." trends. UNISI 11 5001111)% II A\ .1\1) II Ws kind of existence to sit back and make fun of things other "Class Clown" I liked the best - that and "Oc- CD ',.SNi.SiIRI'.S',i)tSRt people take all their time trying to build up, Carlin said. cupation: Foote" -- because they are really Scribe 1111H I sNI I I .1\ I .00.1 Probably where Carlin has achieved a lot of notoriety autobiographical and have a lot of neighborhood stuff." Secretarial Service iii Oiii Us His S.11 1114. 02511160 from his observation has been in his zany news stories When Carlin talks of other comedians who have im- which he has been able to reach the limit in "crooked- pressed him, he does not talk about many con- Automatic Typing ness." temporaries. But Carlin says the observation aspect is different in "I was attracted to a lot of comedians. Some im- means dollar savings for his news stories. pressed me more than others and some left me with more you with fast. error free (232/1 on tootle 00 e 0 a ritl, "This is where you take standard and stock things than other guys. Guys like Jackie Mason, Lord copy characters or situations such as scientific advancements, Buckley and Mort Sahl. Jonathan Winters had a big effect. labor strikes, people who get killed. Death is big in the It was great to see you could change into a different ONE DAY SERVICE International Students: news in real life and I find it overcrowds everything else in person ( like Winters did) and then go right back to my own news stories. yourself." typing 011 kinds Where "Most of the news stories are standard news Looking at his accomplishments, Carlin paused a term papers do you stand? sitautions but not standard people. In fact, I've got a lot of moment, then said, "From what I wanted to do, I'd say I reports instant revisions In view of recent developments involving international students. statistical new ones I have been working on. What I do is just sit have been successful. I wanted to get everybody's at- technical typing the Associated Students of San Jose State are concerned about 361 April Way down and try and say something dopey ... 'A 66-year-old tention and to have everybody make faces, and they let the situation and the implications. mail who was trotting backward from Winnipeg to Rio de me do that. Campbell, Ca 95008 A workshop on international student's legal rights and responsibili- Janeiro in order to popularize backward trotting, was "Because I did not finish school I have always had (408) 371-6672 ties will be held killed today when he was hit by a truck head on from the on Thursday Dec. 6 at 1:00 p.m. in the Student rear.' Union Ballroom. Among the topics to be discussed during the two Such is the -crooked" and bizarre mind of Carlin. hour workshop will be: EIN Immigration Laws LUNCHTIME IS 'ECONOMY Constitutional Rights MEAL DEAL San Jose State University Regulations 'IMPORTS. Experts will be on hand to answer your questions affecting a large TIME segment of the San Jose State University community. IMPORTED CAR PARTS It is being presented by your Associated Students -- "students JUMBO MEAL DEAL serving students" by bringing in the experts, getting you together JUMBO MCI LARGI FRIES IMO MIMI SOFT MM. Intersection of with them, and clearing the air. A WO, beef n0 en yeeete. $1.99 S. 1st and S. 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Alter stress causes, study says 0=9-3 by Lou Fedorski SOLUTION /S ATTACK AND DESTROY PEACE!, problems. If you as a citizen can help the A PEACEFUL Although people tend to deal with relieving stress on "society's THE BEST ANSWER THEM NOW L L.. a personal level, they may need to work on alleviating crime problem, that would reduce stress." pamphlet then suggests how to channel energy stress sources in their environment, according to a The *IN study by Robert Glines' medical sociology class. outside of yourself and direct it toward the stress 'L-e- A pamphlet, "How Does Your Environment Add to source. The process involves identifying the problem Your Stress?" is the result of the study, and is available areas, developing strategy, discussing the problem, and la-t- implementing plan of action. in the Student Union. 4. "The pamphlet will let people know what they can McDonough said approximately 240 students, area the do to change outside problems" rather than just dealing residents and working persons were interviewed for class members. with the effects of those problems, said Marie Mc- study by MAYBE THE 1.1 N CAN what in the environment is causing Donough, one of the students conducting the study. "We asked them COME UP wi TN SOMETHING. ' Most people deal with stress on a personal level, by you stress, how do you deal with it and what alter- taking a warm bath, reading a book, having a glass of natives would you explore?" McDonough said. wine, practicing yoga, or smoking pot," McDonough Classmate Kathy Allard said the pamphlet is "based said. But while these may help the person to relax, on the premise that there is stress in any environment, "they are not changing the source of the stress." and it causes stress and physical ailments in people. The pamphlet outlines causes of stress as being "We want to show people what process to go connected with family, work and community en- through to ultimately help themselves," Allard said. Frat triumphs in College Bowl vironments. Clines said the pamphlet doesn't cover how to enact Work-related stress could be the result of a dead-end the changes in the environment, but that it "throws out It will be Tau Delta Phi vs. Tau Delta Phi today at 1 biology senior; and Molly Olds, mathematics senior. job or personality clashes. Family stress could be a few questions for people to ask themselves about what p.m. for the 1979 SJSU College Bowl crown. Team "B": Bernadette Burns, psychology senior; caused by financial difficulties, sex problems or is causing the problems. The match will be held in the S.U. Ballroom. Bruce Eddy, radio-TV broadcasting senior; Beverly to think about it, parenting. "Hopefully, this will get people The winner of the match will progress to the College Makishima, accounting senior; and Stephen Rice, ac- McDonough said the community environment is begin to change their environment." he said. Bowl regionals in Long Beach next March. counting sophomore. The College Bowl pits two teams of four students against each other to answer questions on little-known 'Over 60's' program provides challenge subjects. The matches consist of two 10-minute halves. This year, Tau Delta Phi, which won last year's problem she has to deal with is that Correction COPIES \ -continued from page 1 The biggest competition, entered two teams. Both advanced through often the students do not understand why they have to 1/2 c iisernighi Sutphen said the program builds confidence for an original field of 13 teams. Tau Delta Phi "A" The Spartan Daily be of the same eligibility as any other student, she said. defeated Tau Delta Phi "B" on Nov. 20. 3 and also provides an intellectual misidentified the no minimum older students The applicants must be California residents and current challenge. "They give as much as they receive," she Because of the double-elimination rule in the acting chairman of the have either high school records or SAT test records. Or, tournament, the "B" team went on to compete in a Home said. they can take the necessary testing on campus. Economics said there are about 65 students in the program loser's bracket, which it won, defeating Phi Delta Theta Department as She Students with 56 or more units of college credit Sybil Weir last Tuesday. instead of Vaunden KINKO'S at present. could also be eligible, she said. Nelson 481 E. San Carlos St. "That's a nice round figure," Fullerton said, If the "B" team wins today's match, there will be a in its Dec. 3 article con- Olds said some over-60 students choose not to join 2tJ,5 laughing with the audience. sudden death competition immediately following bet- cerning SJSU's ill the fee waiver program, because the program requires sagging Fullerton commented later that the program is ween the two teams. enrollment. Weir Also at: the students to register by space available. They cannot will helpful to reitred people who find it difficult to pay The College Bowl matches are being sponsored by replace Nelson in pre-register, like paying students. January 1215. ird St university fees when they are on a pension. the Student Union and GROPE. as acting chairperson. In general, the program has proved a positive ex- 2954 116 "Many of them paid taxes for all those years that The competing members of the scholastic honor A perience, and the over-60 students tend to be open- they didn't come to school," she said. fraternity are: minded and enjoy mixing with younger students, Olds PREPARE FOR THE APRIL 26,1980 The older students provide a good experience for Team "A": David Sturrock, MBA graduate can- said. younger students in classes because the seniors "can didate; Tom Mallon, materials engineering and en- Many really prefer the present system of having relate f:. ,..xperence what it was like in the '30s," she vironmental studies senior: Chuck Miller, molecular classes with younger students, as opposed to being said. separated in classes by themselves, she said. Alexis Olds, assistant director of admissions, said Marjorie Hyslop, a student in the program who the limit of students allowed in under the pilot program joined it in its beginning, said she said she started out as was 200. HILLEL PRESENTS an SJSU employee working full-time, taking night Olds said she was unsure how many would be Cali Days Evenings A Weekends classes. allowed now the bill has become law, but said she would "Just the fact that there would be a specific age appeal to the CSUC Chancellor's Office if she received "JAY ROTHMAN" group I'd be a part of gave me the courage" to join the more than 200 applications. program, she said. who will speak on 415 327-0841 Educational Center 2251 TALI STREET Carter to make bid today "Jewish Non-violence -- PALO ALTO CA 11304 Errors corrected TEST PREPARATION WASHINGTON ( AP) - President Carter plans to History of an Alternative" SPECIALISTS SINCE 1938 keep his re-election announcement Tuesday a low-key schedules at 12 noon. Tuesday. December 4th Permanent Centers open days, evenings and in class affair because of the Iran crisis, but campaign aides are weekends pushing hard to raise $2 million this week in a coast-to- at the campus chapel Low hourly cost Dedicated full-time staff The Philosophy Department has corrected two coast series of fundraisers. Complete TEST -n -TAPE"^ facilities for review of class schedule errors which appeared in the SJSU Carter plans to make the announcement sometime class lessons and supplementary materials Spring 1980 catalog. during the day, probably at the White House. He will "FREE" Small classes taught by skilled Instructors to make up missed lessons. 35906 will meet then attend a fundraising dinner Tuesday night Opportunity Philosophy 60, section one, code at a Co-sponsored by Voluminous home-study materials constantly Tuesdays and Thursdays at 11 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. Washington hotel. updated by researchers expert In their field. Business Classes. room 124. He already has recorded a five-minute television The Associated Students of Opportunity to transfer to and continue study at Philosophy 113, section one, code 36002 will meet announcement to be broadcast at 8:55 p.m. EST any of Our Over 80 centers. Tuesdays and Thursdays at 12:30-1:45 p.m. in the Old Tuesday on the CBS network. The campaign paid for the San Jose State

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