Spartan Dcdly Wednesday. October 25, 1989 Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 Volume 93, No. 37 Transit groups merge efforts for commuters Rush-hour services entended
II) Anne Dujinin it. transportation for students because it Daily staff writer does not have the insurance to cover lia- 'Transportation agencies are extend- bility Mr them. she said. ing their services in an et ft in to alleviate But even before last week'grquake, traffic nightmares faced hy SJSU stu- 15 employees benefited front a van pool dents who commute trom Santa Cruz arranged by Traffic & Parking Opera- County and the Central Coast. tions. Todd said. and depaoment offi- 'The Santa Clara County 'Transporta- cials are working with the San Jose Uni- tion Agency.. Santa Cm/ 'Transit and fied School District to provide another CalTrain are working together to pro- vehicle to accommodate more employ- vide alternative ways of commuting to . work and school. according to a memo SJSU students and employees who sent to Bay Area transportation coordi- wish to car pool may contact the park- nators by Angela Cooke of the Santa ing office, Itx:ated in the Seventh Street Clara County Transponation Agency. garage. at 924-6556. SJSU Traffic & Parking Operations Santa Cry, Transit is running a direct personnel are helping to coordinate car line to downtown San Jose and to the pisils for employees and students who San Jose CalTrain Station from the for- lise in Santa ( rti, County. said Marilyn mer location of Santa's Village in Scotts Todd. business office supervisor for the ’alley. Service began Tuesday. N Ben Wt,nberg Daily staff photographer department. Buses will leave Scotts Valley every STRESS TEST Advertising instructor Len linty') and his WI, Cr- front of Tower Hall just minutes after the 7.0 earthquake rocked "We're taking calls front students 31) minutes between 4:30 a.m. anti tt tising Layout 125 students take part in a midterm on the lawn in North California and the Spill community . and v. riting down names," Todd said. :1.111. In the afternoon. between 3 p.m. The university cannot itself provide See TRANSIT. page 7 Off-campus roundup Come as you are School damages Officials will determine whether the earthquake will cause a delay in the Stadium office, stadium is safc after thcy receive a center's relocation plans. Greeks report report from SJSU's Facilities, The campus had been scheduled reflect Development and Operations to move into a new location Nov. I, minor problems deparunent. but the earthquake caused a phone No other scrious damagc was system installment in the recently locations By Todd A. Haynes, reported from South Campus lea.sed building to be postponed. Jill McLaughlin offices. Municipal Stadium was Thc center's classes are currently By Todd A. Haynes Day staff writer and Sylvia D. ()Boa "fine," according to Mark Wilson, scattered throughout Monterey Paralleling the fate of the citics Day start wriiers assistant general manager of thc County, held in junior high and high in which they are located, area uni- facility. The SJSU socccr team school classrooms and at Harmed versities hardest hit by Tuesday's Sporadic, mostly-minor damage played its Thursday night game on Community College. earthquake were in San Francisco, appeared at univcrsity-rclatcd, off- the field. "(The opening) might be delayed Santa Cruz and Santa Clara. campus facilities after last week's The tennis courts escaped a wcck, but it's just a minor delay," At California State University, earthquake. unscathed, according to John said Donna Zicl, assistant director of San Francisco, classes were can- Hubbell, men's tennis cowh. the center. Fraternity and sorority houses celed until Monday, and one resi- "They still seem to be in decent Ziel inspected the campus's new suffered some structural damage, as dence hall is indefinitely closed, as shape," he said. "I didn't notice any facility early Friday morning and did Spartan Stadium and the is the library, according to Janet ncw cracks, anti most of the ones reported that the building is in good Monterey County Center in Salinas. Kraut, associate director of public that were thcrc didn't seem any condition. affairs. Most of thc damage at Spartan wider." The Greek system pulled togeth- Verducci Hall, the 15 -story resi- Stadium was to the press box. Two Spartan Village was left er Tuesday night when power was dence hall that houses morc than large windows shattered, some pla.s- unharmed, except for the loss of out at most fratcmity and sorority 700 students, has been closed tic molding camc Itmse and several electrical powcr anti phone service. houses. Members congregated at because of probkms with the water chunks of concrctc fell from the No scrious problems wcrc several fraternities to offer each system, Kraut said. newest rerxmed at SJSU's aviation &pan- other support and to watch news portion of thc stadium, Accommodations have been according to Lawrence Fan, sports ment facilities, located at San Jose reports on generator-powered TV. found for the students, shc said, and information director. Intemational Airport. Two fraternities, Sigma Nu and the "building will be closed for an Students at the Monterey County Alpha Tau Omega, wcrc in the mid- undetermined time." Horizontal and vertical hairline Center in Salinas, a satellite campus dle of their annual philanthropy cracks were also found near thc of SJSU, wcrc to bc back in class wccks, and neither canceled sched- 'The library has been found structu- press box arca., Fan said. Monday. However, last Tuesday's See ROUNDUP, pat:e 7 rally sound hut will he closet! for several days while the staff puts hooks hac.k on the shelves. Kraut said Library em- Games, fun in quake aftermath ployees were to start working on that Monday . she said Joe Watson Daily staff photographer Classes also NOV scheduled to re - %Hun liall resident Darin Westcott, wearing a bathrobe. waits for SLUM Monday. hut faculty, members Homecoming plans outdoor food sery ice folk% ing Tuesda's earthquake. have been working it) reorganire since altered Thursday, she said. See SCHOOLS, page 7 "The San Jose Food Bank is involsed in a relict effort Some events canceled tor the victims ot the earthquake in Santa Coy.'" she said. By odd A. Ila,ries 'The remaining events liir the week will go as scheduled SJSU quake damage Daily staff writer According to Andermin. they are as follows: The schedule tor this week's Homecoming activities has T shirt% will he mild all week in front of the Studeni Quake been only. slightly Altered. despite the recent venting of Union for S8. This will he the primary fund-raiser Mr Home estimate: $1.17 million Mother Nature's coining Week Index Two events have been canceled. and one has been post- Food volt he served by. panicipating organinttions at By Greg Haas engineers on Saturday. Qayoumi said. poned and moved indoors because. of the eanhquAe and rain- today's street lair on Seventh Street. with all proceeds going Daily staff writer In "the heat of the moment" imme- storm that occurred dunng the past %seek The rest of the week to the host mg:int/awns. The preliminary cost estimate for diately after the quake. damages to the .More views Page 2 is scheduled to go on as planned. Fifty numbered football% will he hidden around cam earthquake damage to SJSU campus fa- university appeared worse than they. ac- "There are too many university organiiiitions involved pus. and student% will have Wednesday through Friday to find cilities is $1.17 milli M 0-i1111111C- h tl tually were because of the mess caused .KSJS remains on to mow Homecoming hack." said Nicole Anderson. chair- them. Fach can be redeemed tor a prim at the A.S. Business Qayoumi. associate executive vice pres- inside the buildings. he said. the air Oct 17. Page 3 woman ot the Homecoming committee. "les not lust an (As- Office the pri/e for one of the foothalls heing $200. There ident of Facilities I kvelopment and Op- The cleanup later in the week re- sociated Students) decision . will he 1110 other hidden footballs without number.. which are erations. said Tuesday sealed less damage then originally Flain awaits returning (Bher factors are also involved in the decision to hold the not good for pnies In addition to repairs needed on the thought, Qayounti said. students. Page 3 event this week. Thursday night's candy show in the Student Union main campus. the univer.ity will spend The new cost pmjection include% "It has traditionally been the first home conference Ballroom will pnwide entertainment from skits to lip-syncs, soine 54.9 million to demolish and re- only. damage to facilities such as ar- Father finds missing game. so we couldn't change it.’ said Scott Santandrea. A.S and admission is one can of food. build the SJSt !-Inanaged Moss Landing chitectural. mechanical. electrical and SJSU student. Page 5 Friday night there will he a president. 6:30 p.m. yellfest. fol- Marine Lahoratones located between special problems and does not take Rec Center appears The kickoff barbecue slated for Monday. afternoon was lowed hy a Frank Joseph coneen in the Student Union Ampi- Monterey and Santa Crw. into account equipment damages. he canceled. as were the "olympics." according to Anderson. theatre. The event will be free of charge If it rains. the yel- Last Wednesday. after SJSU build- said. strong. Page 5 Monday in the An Quad, was The banner contest. planned tor hest may be moved into the Student Union Rallmorn. ings were inspected. officials estimated Originally. Duncan Hall was thought Faculty changed to Tuesday' and was held indoors in the Student Anderson said. repair costs for the main campus area to have suffered structural damage, hut members start Unim's Montalvii Room. she said lite week will end with the popular Homecoming tail- would he $1.72 million. acconling to closer inspection revealed no such dam- cleaning up. Page 5 Food collected at Tuesday's canned food dnve will he gate party at Spartan Stadium. to begin at 10:30 a.m. before Joanne Rife. public affairs assistant fix age. Qayounti said. sunmy of Bay Area given to the San Jose Food Bank. and anyone interested in do. the 1:30 p.m. football game. The A.S.. along with KSJS. univer.ity News & Publication% The cost of repairing non-structural nating food can bring it to the sanely shov. Thursday night in 90 7 FM, and KWSs. 94.5 FM. radio stations. v. ill sponsor a But the amount changed atter another damage in Duncan Hall is estimated at quake damage. Page 6 the Student t Inion Ballroom, Andenon said. non-alcoholic tailgate pally and hroadcast music tour of the campus by licensed structural See ESTIMATE. page 7 , October 25, 1989 Page 2 Spartan Dail AVednesda Forum
Elena M. Dunivan SPartan Quake alters Daily society's attitude I'm sure that by now you are all sick Pubhshed tor the University of hearing the response to the most asked ditd fhe University Community question of the year: Where were you by the Department of Journahsm during the quake'? anti Mass Communications Don't worry, this is not another what- Since 1934 happened-to-me-during-the-quake sto.ry (Incidentally, for those of you who think you had it bad, try being in the bathroom during a quake it has quite an effect on Editorial one's bodily functions). I am by nature a pessimist, the one to first see the glass as half-empty. Despite this attitude, and despite the tremendous Race relations destruction which took place that fateful day last week, I believe there was some good which came from it. need our effort Before the great 7.0, many of us had doubts in the abilities of the Amencan. Just when we thought the state of race government, the integrity of the Amencan relations on campus was improving, some- people and in the American way which had thing like a sociology class poll on racial once been the premise for the way our lives attitudes shows us how much more there is are shaped. to be done. The American conscience as we knew The survey found, among other it was overburdened with the abundance of things, that 21 percent of students polled corruption and decadence shown by the believe that intelligence is linked to race. people with whom we claimed to share the Only 57 percent of students believed same right for life, liberty, and the pursuit that dating someone of an opposite race of happiness. These people had exchanged would be "socially acceptable," even such rights for the capitalistic attitude of though 78 percent of those polled said they "every man for himself." would do so. But the ideas I held about this Nearly half of the people surveyed hardened mankind were altered along with said that they were disadvantaged by their the ground level on Oct. 17 and the days race and 62 percent of those polled said following, as I saw stories unravel about they've been victims of discrimination. Earth won't be worth visiting soon the prompt response of people toward These are very sad statistics, espe- those who had been devastated by the cially at a university that has avoided many It is funny how our universe is such a human life. deathly disaster, from government officials of the racial explosions that have hit Stan- small place. Fnghtened of the fishemien, his fam- to everyday private citizens. ford University and the University of Cali- ()n my way home the other day. I ran ily fled and landed north in Prince Wil- the people of into my old frierx1 Szpitersum who has !ham Sound on the coast of Alaska. I have a renewed faith in fornia, Berkeley. the Bay Area and of the nation, who came They also come at a time when many just come back to earth with his new Tbe weather was not km bad and they his latest solar system vitea- to the rescue of those in need, whether it positive cultural projects are being imple- wives for decided to spend the rest of the day tion. playing on the beach. was with time, money, supplies, or prayer. mented at SJSU. Although Szpitersum is from a planet But as a result of the Exxon Valdez's After the quake, which caused power Several black students held the first- out of our universe, he is very interested oil spill last summer, when Szpiter- failure in most areas right at peak commute ever black graduation on campus at the end in earth's news and innovations and has sum's wives started rearranging some time, we saw everyday citizens risking he always looks forwanl to of last semester to celebrate their academic told me that nmks to come up with a comfortable their lives to direct traffic at jammed achievements. visiting the ''hlue planet." Valerie Junger place to sit, they became glued to the ()ceans and manne life fascinate him gravel. intersections where lights were out. Hispanic staff. faculty members and We saw an exhausted but attentive students have banded together to hold and he is always in awe at how much Two of them within minutes were af- variety our planet has to offer. Szpitersum's flying saucer wa.s fected by a purple rash which persists San Francisco mayor tell the press he support of scholarships for As fundraisers in In the course of our conversation. it landing off the coast of California. his today. didn't give a damn about the World Series, Latino students. didn't take me kmg to notice that some- family heard shrieking sounds. Szpitersum was outraged. He would just about the people involved with the And the Equal Opportunity Program. thing was bothering Szpitersum. LAmking out of the multiple square not put up with any of my logical expla- quake. Thank God, Art Agnos was which gives students of all races extra help My alien friend seemed to be unable windows. they observed tuna fishermen nations and was starting to think abOilt thinking straight. to understand humans' new envinm- cancelling all future trips to earth. in getting though college life, just cele- hauling live dolphins through power But he wasn't alone. brated its 20th birthday. mental priorities and told me of some blocks, crushing them to death. But things only got worse when I things he observed that he thought war mentioned that the tmpical rain forest of In the South Bay, we saw round-the- These are important elements toward Szpitersum told me he was horrified pretty disturbing. Brazil was undergoing drastic changes. clock efforts of mayors to help earthquake a racially just university. But as the poll and would not eat or buy tuna sand- As his space ship wa.s descending. I, of course, did all I could to show victims and restore cities. shows, we a considerable way to go. wiches as long as he was here. have Szpitersum noticed that the hole in the Szpitemum how much this would boost We even saw the swift action of a For such programs to have full effect. ’How silly," I told him. ozone layer was getting bigger and re- up the Brazilian economy and how concerned President George Bush in the personal attitudes must change. ported to me that a complete loss of My tnend was unaware that recent many new BMWs could be sold to the amendments to the releasing of funds for the areas struck by But this won't happen unless campus such a protective screen would mean a Marine Mammal average citizen as a result of this benefi- Protection Act disastrous destruction of animal and permitted the United cial replanning. that area which he declared a disaster. clubs, Greek organizations and the admin- States and foreign nations plant life on our planet. to kill 375.- He left. disgusted. We saw Red Cross workers setting up istration initiate programs that include stu- 000 dolphins in the next five years in dents of all ethnic backgrounds. These pro- I laughed. I followed him down the street, be- shelters for the newly homeless. Rescue to order to boost up the fishing industry. grams could be established for the explicit How ignorant of Szpitersum not lieving that maybe something could be crew workers were at every damaged site. know that Stymfoam manufacturing. In spite of all my advice. Szpitersum done to keep him coming here. We saw Cal-Trans workers struggling to purpose of supporting racial harmony. which is associated with the depletion of refused to reconsider and come eat a But he brushed me off and said. Minority -group organitations on tuna salad at my place. make the roads safe again. the ozone layer, is much cheaper than "In 20 years no (me will want to live And we saw countless volunteers. campus should also attempt to commu- the production of safer. alternative pmd- His stupidity and absentmindedness come to on this planet, nonethekss Everyday citizens nicate with non-minority group students. ucts. seemed to have no boundary and he visit .’ who selflessly donated Flut his grievance list didn't stop continued to show his lack of under- whatever they could to help victims. Racial unity cannot come about with Valerie there. standing of the bigger. berter issues in !anger is a Daily staff Some people even found out who the flick of a switch. It will take a great writer. deal of time and work from all segments of their neighbors are, as people in various the university. communities found comfort in just Attitudes and biases only change Letters to the Editor knowing that they may not have any gradually with education and experience. electricity, but they had one another. This sense of community helped to temporarily The racist legacy of our society is every- th perhaps we don't want to be aware of this, and of one's problem. Solutions must come from Sanity requires disasters replace the fears most were feeling. our contnbution to it. Our sometimes and painless altruisms It is unfortunate all students. of every color. get us from Christma.s to Christmas without having to re- that everything had to Edina. member. To rerneber all the time would require real sacrifice be destroyed before it could get better. But They parade in fnmt of the camera Some tearful. all and not just periodic charity fixes. something I thought would never happen is solemn. With maudlin predictability they recount their hero- I think we need these disasters for our own sanity. Not happening with our society as a whole: It is n'', and then. quickly. disclaim any heroism. cataclysms, hut manageable ones that can be patched up with getting better. The woman who declMed pay. and worked instead at a few billion or so. and covered by a 25 cent gas tax payable We who live in the Bay Area have an Editor's Note the shelter; bucket hngadiers for cleanng nicks by people by by one-in-a-car commuters between Santa Cruz and San Jose opportunity to make a fresh people who happened to start for be there when h happened. They out of S80,000 two-income households. ourselves and our attitude This edition of thc Spartan Daily deals almost were philosophical and suffused all of a sudden with love to- Without them. our own psychic seismic pressure be- toward one exclusively with the massive Oct. 17 earthquake ward their fellow nnen and women. comes unbearable and we seek relief anywhere. another. If nothing else, the disaster and its aftermath. There is talk ot donating betting mils to the homeless Adopt a dolphin; raise cashfor the link girl who fell in showed us that we are all capable as human lt is the product of a week of tireless work by in the Marina. There will be no revelry until after a memorial the well: find a bird with a bmken wing and nurse beings to pull together and the Daily's reporters, editors and photographers on it back to help one service. they all agree. A moment of a quest to kccp the university community informed silence at 5:04 p.m. the health. For who could remain sane if we faced the reality of another in the face of crisis. first about this natural disaster. day the World Senes resumes. The teams will donate a real suffering in the world and our own dark complicity . But it is my hope that the warmth, Thc Daily published four editions since the 7.0 genemus, but undisclosed amount of their share to the home- in if.' kindness, generosity, and sensivity we all temblor. less. Fraternity youth come around collecting canned garban- Jerry T. Lawien showed toward zos and tomato Nude. one another, whether Thc first edition was produced the night and Graduate victim or volunteer, follow morning of the quake at the homc of onc of So we are permitted to emote masher panitysm of char- Physic during the past week thc Daily's advisers. ity in a new and opjurtune cnsis. This follows on relief ship- does not have to end once our lives resume The sccond issuc, which hit thc stands last ments to Hugo victims. lave-Aid, Farm-Aid. feed shipments to.a state of which we call ''norrnalcy,'' Thursday, was put together at San Jose City from Wisconsin farmers to dust howl states, duck cleaners to R.A.s did their job with the.possibility of being picked up College with a computer system provided by the Alaska. save the whales on the beach. adopt-a-child here and Editor. again with the forthcoming Christmas school's newspaper, City College Times. there. pick a third world country to largess. As one of the 53 SJSU Housing Resident Advisors, I season. It may be an idealistic hope on my On Friday, the Daily wa.s allowed back into its We send our dues to the disaster of the month club and would hke to thank Anne Dujrnovic, a Daily staff wnter, for part, but it is nonetheless one I hope will Wahlquist Library North ncwsroom. A two-page gel hack a warm glow of self-nghteousness that will sustain mentioning the work that we put in after the Tuesday earth- Monday edition was created that day and on thc happen. And as some us for a while. until the next (me (not too distant. we hope) quake. I, for one. was not plea.sed with the way several Daily have learned in the weekend. hard lesson climes along. photographers displayed themselves. streaking around off- of the past week, sometimes The Daily staff then produced a special 10-page This disaster will sustain us for quite a while. It was limit areas. and back -talking those of us were positioned in hope is all one has to hold onto. earthquake edition complete with columns, news close to home. Most affected were "us" and not "them." It "Thank God, stories, features and a two-pagc photo essay for front of the building. I'm alive" is a phrase was easy to give a little for a moment. uttered Tuesday. We were there to protect the residents and the public by many of those surviving the But next week. inexorably. we will This is the first edition of the Daily since the retum to our com- from possible gas leaks and unsafe structures. nor to burden Quake of '89. It is unfortunate most fonable places, our earthquake to be published on our main computer lives of free choice, our sushi dinners, those who wished to contact family and friends. needed a disaster for this utterance to and eanhtone decks overlooking the destruction which has by system, which crashe,d on Oct. 17. It should be understood that all resident advisors and occur. Imagine what a better world it With the computer now working, SpartaGuidc, now been repaired out of sight. Housing staff were put on 24-hour duty thmugh Friday, kept w. ould be Our BMW's. whose blue book value value would sus- if all of us spent the rest of our SJSU Today and Sports arc back. Readers can also away from our loved ones, to he prepared for aftershocks and lives with the expect the Life & thc Arts section to return this tain a Nicaraguan family of four for a decade. will once again to help out any itsidents who needed our support. awareness of how very Thursday. sit peacefully in our driveways. We. Resident Advisors. are pmud of our superior reac- precious, how very temporary, and how In the next fcw days, readers can also expect Can we he unaware of how our rich, Westem lives cre- tions and training that helped SJSU deal with the "Quake of very fragile life is. return to its normal look. ate suffering for the millions unseen, against which the in- the paper to '89. ’ Elena Shelby G rad conveniences of the quake's homeless seem a triviality, and Nicole R. Bovey M. Dunivan is the Asst. Life & F,ditor in Chief the deaths just a one day tally fmm the single remote third Resident Advksor the Arts Editor. world region. Markluun Hall
4 Wednesday , (ktober 25. I 989/Spartan Daily Page 3 SJSU Today Special Earthquake Coverage
Lekbration had trouble kicating limner Temporary shelter students and likult,s to fill the guest list offered for victims lor a banquet of killer quake Bay Area shakes, Free car diecks commemorate month The Hunian Resources department is KSJS still coordinating rocks temprirary emergency dedicated to care housing for SJSU faculty and stall members who reside in the Santa During the week of (kt. 23-27, fire While other radio ('ruz/Walumville area. Station car-care checks are being offered in Those who need this service should hrmor of National Car C'are Month by and stations call Kris Mercer at 924-2772. the Amencan Lung Association and the stays on People with extra nioni in their California State Automobile around the Bay homes or apartments, who are willing to Association ICSAAL participate in the the air emergency housing 0681 2200Car owners will he able to Area went off the program, should also By Tony Mercado contact Mercer. shop whik trained professionals do their Deity stall writer air diny work. KSJS campus earthquake Food and clothing The test, conducted by C'SAA The effects of a 7.0 radio reported drive this technicians, will include a check of a left several arca radio stations week car's fuel economy. fluid levels, tire unable to broadcast for several hours news throughout benefits homeless pressure and lights. last Tuesday. "The KAT," KATD, 95.3 FM in After the test is completed. the owner the night of the A food and clothing drive will he will receive a record of the car's results. Los Gatos, was off the air for19 held in front Regular car tuneups help make hours. KSCU, 103.3 FM, in Santa quake. of the Student Union on a car eresa Hudeau Daily staff photographer weekdays, Oct. 26 through Nov.2. safer and more efficient, according to Clara wasn't hcard from for two from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. the American Lung Association. They Students load donated drinking water for Los Gatos days. Department evacuated Hugh Gillis The drive, organized by a group of also help reduce air pollution. residents But SJSU's collegiate station, Hall, where the station is located, sociology students under the supervision About 40 percent of all air pollution KSJS, 90.7 FM, was still playing but allowed thc radio staff to stay. of Dr. Bob Gliner, will benefit the is caused by motor vehicles, association music and providing crucial infor- "We told them that we were the homeless at the San Jose Urban officials said. But vehicles that are well- Ministry and Agnews Developmental Rain, cold return with students mation to the community. only ones on the air at the moment," tuned produce smaller aniounts of Center, according to Mary Ann Rosso. The station went off the air when said station managcr Pol vanRhee, caitxm naonoxide and other gases By Andre., IL Charming William Chan, a junior majoring in en- Students are encouraged to donate the quake hit but came right track on 29. "Wc are, after all, an infonnation harmful to the envinmment. Daily stall writer gineering, "so the rein made traffic a lot clothing, canned lurid and other non- The torrential rain that tell on S.ISU worse.'' within 10 minutcs, according to medium." perishable food items during the six-day The checkups will be conducted on a Monday brought a bleak cloud to an al- Students, having no classes to attend. Marc Oxoby, a 19-year-old sopho- Oxoby agreed. drive. first-come-first-served ba.sis at Fastridge ready depressed campus. were scarce on the drenched campus. more who was the disc jockey when "Our primary concern was to Also on these days, information will In a monsoonlike burst, water fell but those who came Mall on Oct. 25 from 10:(X) a.m. to 4 wore foul -weather the temblor struck. After the quake stay on the air." he said. be pnwided on how students can p.m. and at the El Pa.seo Shopping from the sky like the stock market on gear and hoots. subsided, KSJS instantly became an KSJS increased its news cover- receive credit by enrolling in courses Center on Oct. 26-27 from 10:(1) a.m. Friday the 13th. Not everyone was affected by the age, offering updatcs every 20 min- that involve local community activities to 4 "Every time it rains, we have to rake information center, Oxoby said. p.m. storm, though. Parking officials just and programs. out leaves from the gutters to prevent "We had a TV hooked up and utes and news briefs after every maintained high visibility because no flooding," said Hideo Masuda, radios going," said Oxoby. "Wc other song played, vanRhee said. Jetliners to hold classes were in session. New dates set SJSU groundsman. called CHP (the Cal itornia Highway The managcr also sent out peo- cheerleader tryouts The gutter in front of the Engineering rain hasn't affected my job," Patrol), the lire department, anyone ple to the campus equipped with for Building became clogged. causing Student Union at local center said Amour Dulos. "I'm just maintain- who might have had information. tape dccks for live interviews. birthday party minor flooding. Aside from that, how- ing a high profile." Then we just expanded on it and "It was amazing to see people ever, things remained wet but basically According to Mtmday radio reports. broadcasted it." working together," said vanRhce. The San Jose Jammers, the newest sale. an inch of rain was expected to fall by A set of new dates has been selected franchise in the Continental Basketball "I commute from San Mateo," said last night. The University Police "This is what radio pe,ople live for." for the Student Union 20th Anniversary Association. will hold tryouts for its celebration. which was postponed danceicheerleading team Wednesday, earlier this month. Nrw. 1. SpartaGuide The event will he held March 15 and 16. The tryouts will he held at 7:30 p.m. The dates were appnwed by the at the Olinder Community Center, 84K EDITOR'S NOTE: Because of a 298-0204 Cycling Club: Training Ride 2 30 p m . Career Planning and Piscianent Cen- Student Union house committee East Williams St. computer malfunction caused Alcoholics Anonymous: Meeting. noon, S U Amphitheatre Call 292-2511 ter:On-campus interview program onenta- Tuesday, Oct. 17 before the 7.0 by the earthquake, no Sparta - Campus Christian Center. lower level. Call Career Planning and Placement Center: tion. 1 30 pm.SU Guadalupe Room Call Those who appear 924-6010 earthquake abruptly ended the meeting. at the tryouts will Guide items submitted before On-campus interview program onentation. 2 he required The celebration, originally scheduled to learn a 30- to 45-second Oct. 17 were printed. Please 29B-P8AA 2 :4Marketing Communication Meeting, pm ,SU Umunhum Room Call 924-6010 SATURDAY dance routine Engineering Auditorium, for this week, was temporarily called and go through an submit new forms for all 6 p m . room 189. FRIDAY Afro-American Studies Department: committee in charge of the interview session. Call 244-0792 off after the events. Career Planning and Placement Cen- Southern black farmers and Nicaragua Soil- Pre-Law Association: Meeting 5-30 p.m., ter:Co-op onentahon, 12 30 pm SU Cos- darity Committee noon Afro-Amencan SpartaGuide is a daily calendar available to A S. Council Chambers Call 279-6712. tanoan Room. Call 924-6016 Building SJSU students faculty and staff organizations al no charge Forms may be picked up at the Spartan Daily Spartan Daily office, Wahlquist Library North. Serving the San Jose State Room 104. or at the Student Union Informatron Center No phoned-in items will be accepted University Community The deadline is noon The Daly will attempt to Since 1934 enter each 'tern a day before the event as well (UCPS 509-480) as the day of the event BLACK ANGUS
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SJSl" s 19X9 team v.ill he cast as three MOM highly touted fresh- Claude Gilbert is not interested in "If I was him and not getting the heay y underdogs throughout the season. man players. according to the coach, discussing the Johnny Johnson issue ball enough I'd complain," Serrano aii ording to Morrison. because ill the were recruited earlier this year. any further. added. "It would be my future at team's lack experience. Freshman scholarship player lerry "There is no chance he'll be stake." "We don't tear anytsidy. hut v,e re- C'atinon, a 6- tis it I athlete Inim hack." Gilhen said. Gilhen emphasized that SJSLI is spect every body , Morrison said Crenshaw High School in IA), Angeles. "I'm not interested in the conflict loosing a talented player in Johnson There will he only two returning se was the I.. A. "player of- the year" and continuing," Gilbert said. "It does "How much his loss will hurt us !Inas v.hii survived the devastation (a can play point or wing not serve a good purpose for Johnny only remains to he seen," Gilbert last y cal 's knout 1111111 a player boycott And from Philadelphia. freshman the prograin. ’ said. I bete %ill also he one returning se "Sub Crump. 5-1ixa- I I, WaS Gilbert said he expected the deci- "As a team player I think this is min. Kenne Young. who played as a all -city player, hut will sit out this year sion to receive a great deal of atten- going to effect us a great deal and Spartan two years ago. along uith three because of Proposition 48 restrictions. tion. our attitude toward our coaches," returning redshin play ers The team also has Andrew Gardiner. "Ii was the most difficult decision Serrano said. The senior. returning air TOM De a 6-foot -7 freshman all the way from I ever had to make as a coach," Gil- During Johnson's tenure this sea- Sla110. a 6-1001- 2 guard. and Ihvain Aukland. New Zealand Ile was the na- bert said. "It was my decision. I son, Gilbert emphasized that John- I kiniels. a 6-loot -t wing tional junior decathalon champion in didn't think it necessary to take a son's diminished role had nothing to Then there is Young, a 6-fisa-7 for that country. poll amongst the players or coaches. do with him missing spring practice. ward. who is the best athlete the Two all -state junior college players "1 did what I felt win best for the "I think Johnson missing spring ieam, according to Momson have also heen recruited Andre [Woks, players and the organization." practice is one of the reasons Gilbert "We base sonic strong leadership. a 6-lisit-3 junior, averaged 26 points a SJSU wide receiver Tony Jeffery suspended him," Serrano said. "He led by the seniors," Morrison said game at San Jose City College last sea would not comment on the Johnson doesn't want Johnson to expect the Alter the first %seek ot practice, Mor- son. 'Troy Batiste, a 6-foot-2 junior uas situation. but several other players same treatment as what happened the rison said Ire sees talent in both schol- an all -state player from Santa Monica did. last t itne. ’ arship player. and walk-ons. "If tilt City C'ollege. "It's hard to tell what went on If Gilbert would have let him stay, 11111C Nalk Olth are good enough to play. Shane McL'ullough, a 6-foot -3 iu- with the Johnson situation," Mario he pmbably felt that Johnson would they will play. ahead of the .ctiolarshir nior. wits an all -state junior college Serrano. SJSU noseguard said. have been under the impression that players.' ' Morrison said. player from Seattle and W:LS the most "The coach hasn't spoken about it." he could get away with it, Serrano Practice has been a struggle so lar valuable player in the league. SJSU defensive tackle George said. cause the coach is running (Inns that arc But, with all the apparent talent, Muraoka expects Gilben to discuss Serrano said that the team ha.s a unfamiliar to most of the players, and a.s Morrison said the team is lacking in the issue at Tuesday's practice. great deal of offensive talent but a result, Morrison said. there have been height. "No one found out until today Johnson was an integral part. If he k ward ntoments. ’Vv’e don't have a whole of size." (Monday)." Muraoka said. "I read didn't directly have the ball, then he During lam Tuesday's practise. the he said. "Drat v. hat' k ling us." it in the paper... served as an excellent decoy. Larry Strong Spi,c,al in the Dady third of the season, the coach focused The team v, ill play irs tirst exhibition "I would like to find out what is "As a team we're going through game Nov 13 against the on conditioning. Thirty minutes after it national team Andrew Cardiner. a 6-foot -7 freshman from !Se% Zealand. takes a shot going on." Serrano said. "I hear an up and down right now:* Serrano ill Holland. started. almost every player ivas gasp- during an SPA' practice in the new!) built Recreation Center. conflicting stones. I want to hear the satd. "It's hard to tell what's wrong real story .’ and how to fix it. We have to come Johnson's role on the team had together quickly." changed tremendously 1mm last sea- Muraoka disagreed. Coach's recruiting registers "There is no problem with team trip 10.0 the 19K8 Spar- As a tailback on unity, ’ Muraoka said. "We are not tans. Johnson rushed fix 1219 yards falling apart." By Jill McLaughlin and had a team leading 61 recep- prospective Spartans. Overall, the thc first three or four players to Because of NCAA restrictions, "We have the talent hut we don't Daily staff writer tions. work together as a team," Saran trip registered a 10.0 on the accept would receive the scholar- Morrison is not allowed to release After visiting 16 cities on a pre - He was the offense. said. "We have too many individu- Morrison scale. ships. the names of the athletes until they earthquake high school recruitment As a fullback this season, Johnson als who want publicity. people," have signed letters of intcnt to comc tour, SISU's men's ba.sketball coach "1 was in the homcs of probably SJSU's tcam needs "big rarely carried the hall. He only had Johnson WaS not one of these Stan Morrison ha.s returned. more talented athletes than ever according to Morrison because so to SJSU. 33 carries tor 131 yards in live players. Serrano said. before as a coach," Morrison said, far the team is lacking in hcigth. games. Morrison finished an NCAA "visi- The SJSU Athletic Department "It was not his style," Senrano tation and evaluation" period for the adding that he was welcomed by thc What will happen next in the high "When the coach moved Johnny. said. "He already had publicity. Ev- covers the round-trip airfare, hotel to fullback he took it in stride," recruitment of high school senior players and families hc visited. "We school recruitment process is that 18 eryone knew what he could do. He accommodations, food and enter- Adam Maptiatuli said. expected a bit more this season." basketball players. The tour began had a warm reception everywhere potential recruits will comc to SJSU tainment costs for all 18 visiting Johnson. a 19104 all -Big West se- "We have to re-group, pull to- Sept. I I and ended Oct. 10 and took we went because we have a lot to for fully funded weekend visits. athletes, Morrison said. lection at tailback, was used primar- gether, unite." Gilben said. "We've sell." Morrison and his assistants a.s far as Four of the athletes havc already ily as a blocker this season. faced a lot of distraction here in the Philadelphia, Chicago and Detroit. Of the 29 players the coach visit- visited the campus, and the coach The players that were recruited by "Johnson not gening the hall had ways ot team travel. internal prob- While on the tour. the new head ed, 16 were offered full -ride schol- expects three or four more to come Morrison earlier this year began pre- to effect him a lot." Serrano said. lems, the earthquake " coach visited the homes of 29 arships with the understanding that this weekend. season practice on Oct. 15-
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"Twenty some students and faculty who have "I just stood there and watchcd lost minutes after the quake, I found two their homes. " and Montoya were unabk to cceitact the campus books fall off the shelves," S.F. father finds said actors who were still rehearsing on Campus radio station KSJS eakh other. Rose, as he beginning started cleaning his thc second floor. I guess you can miraculously suffered little damage, 18-year-old freshman Like many other residence hall office on Monday. Most of his desk call that dedication." according to the station's general students, Montoya had decided to was buried under a blanket of books, Campus radio station KSJS manager Pol !nate. By Sylvia D. Ulloa head home instead of staying at the Ily Patrick Nolan a typical scenario for many of thc miraculously suffered little damage, "We were only off the air for Daffy staff sinter closed campus. Daly stall renter faculty offices in the upper floors of according to the station's general about thirty seconds," said Inate. The story of a San Francisco "We crossed each other he Monday was declared clean-up the Business Tower. man who was looking for his son was driving home when 1 was going mcks manager Pol Mate. "We didn't lose a single CD day by university officials. a chance "My office got it after last Tucsday's massive earth- there (to SJSU)," Campos said. g the pretty hard, but One building that suffered virtu- (Compact Disc). Luckily, we had for instructors and staff to restore quake ended on a high note last "I am very content," he said. it should only take about two hours ally no damage was the faculty just reinforced some of our record order to the aftermath of last wcck. "My son said everything went well . g the to clean up." Office building, but according to racks bcforc the quake bixause we Tuesday's earthquake. Carlos Ascension Montoya was .. and no one was harmed." man. Most buildings were evacuated Alan Soldofsky, were worried about their safety. a lecturer in the That reunited with his family Wednesday Campos, a house painter who re iti While many offices suffered lit- after the initial shock of the quake, English department whose office is saved anyone who might have been after he left the desened SJSU cam- has lived in the Unitcd States since tle or no damage, others were strewn and James LeFever, operations man- in that two story building, most of thcrc during the quake." pus for his home in San Francisco. 1968, said he was not sure where to with books, fallen shelves, and in a ager for the theater departments of his colleague.s are "a little dazed." KSJS was of the few FM radio his st,11 Victorino Ascension Campos call to locate son and that he had state of general disarray. Radio, Television and Film, rt it, noted "It's going to take a while for stations in the Bay Arca that stayed had driven to SJSU Wednesday to trouble communicating with univer- Associate professor of Finance how 'then not everyone left the building both students and faculty to gct back on -air during last weeks temblor, search for his 18-year-old son, a sity officials. Larry Rose was standing in the right away. into the mood for learning," said and !nate said they alternated broad- freshman majoring in electrical However, his fear and frustra- doorway of his office on the 8th Ils Is "Our task was to get every- Soldofsky. "You can't expect a 100% casting information and playing engineering and a residence hall stu- tions were forgotten when he found Tower when he allki floor of the Business one out of thc building as soon as attention span from students. I know music. dent. that his son had made it home safely. 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I to- e've Rec Center emerges the 4'1 relatively unscathed Employment By Michelle Smith eanhquicke or construction. I just don't Daily start writer know Barrett said. Office Assistant Line. SJSU's newest building. the Student Wiley mas pleased with the way the Union Recreation and Events Center, $36.8 million facility, withstood the Human Resources If you're looking for a great paying came through last Tuesday's earthquake shock of last week. job at the best local companies, don't The Immunocytometry Systems Division of Becton Dickinson relatively unscathed, according to Stu- "Everything went very., very well.' ' in line, pick up the line! Call cytometry instru- stand dent Union oft icials. Wiley said "There ma. very little dam develops and markets sophisticated flow ments. Our continued growth has created this op- Adia Personnel Services. As an Adia The Aquatics Center. however, suf- age. " part-dme portunity in our busy Human Resources Department temporary, you'll earn top dollar and a filtering system Rec Center Director Cathy Busakk. fered minor damage to be eligible to receive great benefits in the mechanical nicim. But that prob- chi said she believed the lefilcs and the week, you will have the chance to Working 20-25 hours per like health coverage, pay raises and lem has been repaired. mad Student earthquake mere probably. unrelated. leam about many aspects of Human Resources. Your re- tuition reimbursement Union Director Ron Barrett. "That's just [lomat with the first rain sponsibilities will include a vanety of administrative and clen- "That was the only case in which we of the year. N'ou expenence different cal duties such as typing business correspondence, data en- needed outside help,' Barrett said. things." she said. "This building came try, filing and answenng phones. Word processing skills with Get off the line and on our line today. Barrett said both the Student Union through great. S4/111e spnnkler head cm - 55 wpm typing are required; working knowledge of word Give Adia a call. and the Rec Center fared well in the 7.0 as fell. but that's about it " processing on a VAX MASS -11 preferred. One year of re- quake that caused extensive damage to Unlike most of the campus. the Rec lated experience is a plus. Adia's going to work for you mime areas of Northern California arid Center reopened last Wednesday. In Come join us in our new, state-of-the-art facilities. Designed halted SJSU cla.sses Mr four days. fact, the center served as a meeting with our employees in mind, it even includes an on-site fit- The two facilities. which are run by place for displaced residence hall stu- ness center. Send your resume to: Becton Dicicinson, Em- the Student Union Board of Director.. dents who were locked out of Joe W'est ployment, Dept. CA, 2530 Oume Drive. San Jose, CA 95131 - ADIA The Employment People were inspected by structural engineers Hall Tuesday night lolloming the quake, 1807. We are an equal opportunity employer. after the quake, and were found to he Busalacchi said. Mountain View without significant damage. Barrett "They did use the arena as a gather- 2570 W. El Camino Real said. ing place ler the dorm students." Bar- #205 Both Barrett and Pat Wiley, assistant rett said. "But most of them ended up BECTON Student Union director, reported Mon- staying in the brick building. DICKINSON (415) 941-7100 day that repairs were being made to A leaks in the Rec Center caused by a strong storm that dumped heavy rain on the Santa Clara Valley Monday mom ing. "Doesn't Neither would speculate about every whether the leaks were the result of 1111.1111HOW TO GET INTO eanhquake damage. Pre-med "Whether they are caused by the THE LAW OR MBA SCHOOL deserve OF YOUR CHOICE. ,r, 4,,,, a choice?" 1 Tom Garcia, M D (DAG 75) WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25 'VVE RENT FOR LESS Cardiologist Houston, Texas CARS/TRUCKS/VANS 7:00 PM TO 8:30 PM Clean, quality rentals "The right choice was there when I Daily rates from 819.95 needed it. I made that choice, and now I'm CALL1 800.7771XAM VisaliAC accepted but not required a physician. My alma mater may be just Unlimited mileage right for you. It's your choice." Aga requirement: 21 The ProfessionthAdvantage 8 minutes from campus 10% discount for S J. S U Universidad Autonoma de Guadalajara Students, faculty. A Stall on weekly monthly rentals School of Medicine Guadalajara, Mexic o Santa Clara Industries 50 Umbarger Road San &vie CA. 95111 The International Choice ( 408 )281 - 4666 For your free video preview call: 1-800-531-5484 1989 Page 0 Spartan pail/Wednesday, (klober 25, Special Earthquake Coverage Property damages vary in parts of Bay Area
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"We're real pleased with the Church was closed for inspection be." response of the staff, volunteer over the weekend, acconling to staff Four other area campuses felt efforts and an awful lot of good members in the public affairs office. limited effects of the earthquake and MASTICATING will," Kraut said. The university reopened for didn't miss any classes. 1 The earthquake disrupted CSU classes on Thursday, and some University of California at San Francisco's 90th birthday cele- classes were rescheduled in different Berkeley had two water mains bro- and brations, many of the events buildings. ken and two buildings were closed, for last scheduled week had to be No injuries were reported. but classes were simply rescheduled iMIE MOM postponed or canceled, she said. A Another campus that was closed according to public information offi- 90-foot cake was planned for only on Wednesday is California cials. Wednesday but was reduced to a 21 - State University, Hayward, arid stu- At the California State for foot cake students in the resi- dents there are collecting food and University, Stanislaus, a couple rows dence halls, she said. clothing fix victims of the disaster. of books in the library fell, and Laugh Lines Wanda Folk Three minor injuries were "We were very fortunate," said phone lines were lost. All buildings reported, but no details were avail- Ruth Carlson, associate director of were evacuated and inspected, but able Friday. university relations. "We had very no damage was found, said Sgt. An.Aolk.-11m.A.wn% The nursing and psychology minor damage, just a little plaster Larry Plants of the University Police V.114 440 w , departments set up postquake coun- fell." Deparunent. seling and health assessments, Kraut One woman fractured her shin Buildings shook, but nothing fell said. The psychology dcpartment when she bumped it during the at California State University, was offering walk-in and over-the- quake, Carlson said. Sonoma, according to Officer phone counseling services. Campus was closed Tuesday Barrett of public safety. No classes At the University of California, night and Wednesday to avoid major were disrupted. Santa Cruz, classes were also can- traffic problems and "out of respect While some people felt the \A\ V\)\\\\Al 1\10AAATI celed until Monday, but the campus to families that may not have been earthquake at California State mJ\ 91\01\:"‘- Ni was "pretty fortunate," said Shawn so fortunate." University, Fresno, many "weren't frz Ao Ogimachi, administration officer. Students are collecting supplies even aware of it until they saw the Funhouse Aaron Malchow One science building is closed, on campus to give to Red Cross and news," said Jim Miller, director of and books fell in the library. There other relief agencies, said Aristide public information. SE E , THE RE 'S NOTHING PARDON ME MAAGArtIT,81.R 1MO TRAAATIC CHILDHOOD was little structural damage, as most Collins, studcnt body president at I THINk Officials at Stanford University TO TIME TRAVEL, ICU SOMETimE5 damage was internal, Ogimachi SUDDEN SHOCKS,- I '11 CSU Hayward. were unavailable for commcnt. -741144-No MARGAILET "eV.", DON'T KNAII, lay, I said. "We hope to collect some food Daily staff writer Aldo WHERE PRE WE ? Santa Clara University was and some clothing," he said. "We Maragoni contributed to this closed for one day, and the Mission don't know what the volume will report.
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uled events. "They canceled the World milted, according to member Janice 11114 After the quake, members of Series, but the Ping-Pong-a-Thon Scott. _ 410 ATO quickly brought a generator went on," Bcasely said. Alpha Omicron Pi sorority mem- out of the garage to light up the Thc event raised money for the bers reported a large crack in the Ping-Pong table uscd for their Ping- San Jose Medical Trauma Unii wall of their chapter room, from the Classified Pong-a-Thon, according to David Several blocks away, Sigma Nu ceiling to the floor. Also, the wood- Beasely, president of ATO. 04511 competitive prk. Clo. lo cam- was holding its Swing-a-Thon. The en floor in the parlor buckled. GYMNIST MAJOR. why haven't you EMILY'S TYPING SERVICE - moven pus Pick up end cabled DAVID CI?? 777 ARE YOU ON the hunt for more bucks delivery melt. fraternity Gen OP. 7 304 30. 17.6 was collecting toys to IISS? The Washinglon Se Fedmei able Cali MOW Pamela 94e-3802 HAS ROMANCE GONE from your 111.7 MInnesola. 107 Cal any thwe donate to Toys-for-Tots. Credit Union, eludonle nrving ACADEMIC PROFESSIONAL Now you can find love. romance. Desk- zsx-oloo or 265-51.1 Also VOICE Mud... can Peip Ch. cam lop Put/Inning Members of several fraternities or adventure es easily se picking Word Pro- MAILBOXES only 111 00 par Mena anti competitive savings msaing Papers, Transit From page Estimate From page up y.r phone DIM 976-2002 to thee.. re- month We Warne or use and soronties gathered at wee 401 S Ph St , (408) 647. wines. report* group your own both hous- hear six exciting nes.p. from prOncte 24 hour enavering Call 7273 weicome APA impd Jim and 7 p.m., buses will make the return es for comfon and entertainment S110,000, Qayoumi said. quality people. of you can r.ord Scour,. et 277-002* BARE IT ALL, Stop shaving waxing, work lam output S2 25 double- your own m.o.. And seth our EVERGREEN WOROPROCES21.3 trip from the San Jose CalTrain Station while their own power was out. Repairs at Clark Library. including mooring or using crentkal ... pege 7 min km camp. voice mall aervice. you don't he. depi- Protresional typist term papers. every half hour. From 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. costs of fixing bookshelves, is going to latories Let me permenently re- nr & McK. To rm.. your They huddled around bonfires and to leeve your phom number on sn theses, resumes. corer letters, move your unwonted heir (chin, time call PJ 923-2306 hourly bus service will he provided. he $52,(XE. he said. open line Cell (406) 9.2523 tor group protects. md mo. APA televisions, watching news bleini. tummy moustache. etc reports free details Cell today, Sermons ) ACADEMIC TYPING AT REASONA. Neciellet also Tura.. end tilA Riders may purcha.se all-day pa...ses Wablquist Library North will cost 15% about damage to surrounding com- Is welting to meet you' (40111 (415) diecount to studen. end tec BLE RATES - Need our he.? formats On camp. pickup 01111V- ulty Call before December for S2 or pay SI for one-way service. $69,000 to repair, he said. 976-2002 11 only S2 . toll, if 31. 0.1. end accuracy Wierenteed or, Otreilly gm, 127 yews munities. 111. end get your tire' eppl et I 2 Call 287-4210 for more infomiation. "The shelves were not anchored to any We re feel. dependable, grammar- tap.) Ave... 7 days AVM* Call pr. Unframed Her Oleappeers IMMO troth college grads S. CalTrain began expanding its train Many sorority members stayed the floor," Qayoumi said. LOOKING FOR EXCITEMENT??? Just Rox 274-30154 WIth Illy Care Owen Cheer., welly In Science and aN Engileh call 1415) 976-4626 It the hottest FAST ViONO PROCESS/NEP 125 wpm service Monday for Watsonville and Sa- the night at fraternities, some in The repair costs for Wahlquist are R E 550-3500 1645 S Beacom mblews for thee., papers re- way to meet ell kinds 01 people Gustily guaranteed Competitive more than those for Clark Library Aye . MC -Heir Today t3on To- ports, rmumee Free proo- linas commuters. tents, because they were unable or be- With our VOICE MAIL BOXES you student rat. Thee. repons fing OM stories 2514448 Orginating in Salinas at 5:30 a.m., cause the shelves will have to he can receive ...pee keti es. .1. -p11111114,111110MINSunent afraid to return to their houses with- LATE HITE SERVICE OPIOUP PAR- the train will stop in Watsonville. Gil- anchored, he said. chilly for you end lee. cont.. ACCURACY ANO ClUALITY offered Cell (4081PM-5203 today! out power. dal ...pee tor one. Call ALEGAL SERVICES IN PRO Profee ionel typing. reseenable PC WORD PROCESSING - roy. Morgan Hill and at the IBM facility Ross McDonald Company is doing NOW Find the ONE Met trying PER' and Form Ser.. Legal Term pagers MCI mum. Kappa Sigma fraternity suffered herrn papers. reeserch. imeinees the repairs for both libraries, and the to find YOU. (415) 976-4626 1 help less le. p.c. WIll di- ELAINE in 271-2221 212-0939 in South San JOSE. and will arrive in documents, etc Neer Lam Print. the most damage, losing access to only toll any vorce Ming contracts & more 210 Menden matenals will take from two to four Mg EN.. downtown San Jose at 7:15 a.m. Full net minule typing Resumes Service 141S) 713- stairway and basement in LUTHERAN CAMPUS WORSHIP every AFF0190ABLE ANO EXPERIENCED 07N 'The train will continue on to San the back weeks for delivery. said Ross McDon- from SIO For 24 hr sewn de. SUNDAY morning tit 10 45 AM et word proceeelrig, Tenn were re- the house. This was better than ear- reek into C411 (401) 926-0545 ACCURATE & DOMELY, AN your ere. Frimcisco from the South Bay. ald. company owner. Camp. Chreten Center 10th ports, group papers. resumes, proosesing needs Production of will leave however, as members The breakdown of campus repairs. San Carlos For mow informellon POST BOX PLUS 45 N lel. J 294- tent. thee., etc Letter deft! Ail In the evenings, the train lier reports, neweietlera. repo.. nem., cell Rev Norb 111100 Open 9 to 6 p rn for formate plus APA SPELCHEK, act.ording to Qayoumi. are as follows, eboul merit**. publicetions. San Jose at 4:50 p.m. and is schedukd initially feared losing the house, warding Mix. for rent days mantrecrets, come Fenteber el 290-0204 punctuetion grammar easletance spondence. etc Will lik/ In to arrive in Salinas at 6:30 p.m. $456.000 - architectural: week We emu. UPS C. end All wort guar.teed, Cal PAM. according to Rich Misfud. PHIL DONAHUE untl. pen-pels on grammar *polling punctuation will depend $168,000 - mechanical; fInd put whet mall you leve 241.7541 Nen.. for worrytnie The cost to nde the train TV We married & founded JK Prompt. 7 day reeponas PRO- One sorority house, Delta Zeta, your box pronealonal dependsble Menne on the length of the trip. Fares range $99,000 - electncal: GLOBAL PENERIENOS. P 0 Box CESS IT WRITE wryi Pent al (NM for two days while it PROFESSIONAL DtSC JOCKEY by was evacuated $176,000 - huilding equipment: HIJ7 4-FJ ENGLAND SI ANN'S WORD PROCESSING NO- 1821 from SI to $4 one way, and 51.50 to S6 WWI,. Michel. forrnerly of KSJS for postage& perryel kdo T en* P PloWaintorde was inspected for structural damage. $ I 10,000 - MO TYPING WORDPROCESSING for a round trip. Fix more information. structural: You w got the perry we've got Letters MI formats PREGNANT? SJSU ALUMNI couple Low rM. 15 year. experience On Thursday residents were read- $163,000 - specially related. tre music, Mkt. 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. Page Spartan Daily/Wednesday, October 25, 1989 HALLOWEEN IS CREEPING THROUGH THE BOOKSTORE OCTOBER 23 - 31 1989
HEWLETT-PACKARD COMPUTERS GENERAL BOOKS MACINTOSH SOFTWARE HALLOWN SPECIAL! HP DESKWRITER YOUR CHOICE ZU% OFF IT WAS A DARK & STORMY NIGAT BUNDLE BON OF IT WAS A DARK & STORMY NIGHT $29.95 BRIDE OF IT WAS A DARK & STORMY NIGHT FOR THE MACINTOSH ALL ABOVE TITLES COMPLIED BY SHADOW GATE SAN JOSE STATE PROFESSOR SCOTT RICE $895 DARK CASTLE COMPLETE BEYOND DARK CASTLE INCLUDES PRINTER,CABLES,8, FONTS
GIFTS & CLOTHING GENERAL SUPPLIES CANDY 30% OFF 30 /0 OFF BLUE & GOLD ALL ALL JELLY BELLIES SJSU ITEMS SJSU ITEMS PENNANTS reg $3.50 lb MUGS BINDERS SWEATSHIR1S CROSS PENS now $3.20 lb HELIUM BALLOONS SPIRAL NOTEBOOKS NOW AVAILABLE ! 4- ASSORTED PENS & PENCILS 75c - $8.99 plus tax
SPIRTED SPARTANS SPOOK NEW MEXICO STATE !! 10/28 HOMECOMING GUESS THE SCORE AT THE "HOMECOMING GAME" SJSU VS. NEW MEXICO OCT. 28TH A SPARTAN DOLLAR WILL BE GIVEN TO EVERYONE THAT GUESSES THE CORRECT SCORE. PRIZE WINNERS WILL BE PICKED FROM THE LIST OF SPARTAN DOLLAR WINNERS. PRIZES: $100 WORTH OF SJSU MERCHANDISE SONY WALKMAN ENTER AT THE SPARTAN BOOKSTORE BY OCT 27TH DRAWING WILL BE HELD ON HALLOWEEN OCT 31ST =M rnoi =MI M=I IN=1 IMMO =O SCORE SJSU NEW MEXICO NAME ADDRESS PHONE
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