Tinkering in tandem Softball Hawaiian style Four mechanical engineering students take He's not as bad as Batman but Michael The women's softball team split a doubleheader second-place in Human Powered Vehicles Keaton is 'One Good Cop' with the Hawaii Rainbow Wahines Wednesday Page 4 Page 4 Page 5 SPARTAN DAILY Vol. 96, No. 60 Published for San Jose State University since 1934 Friday, May 3, 1991 Voice mail system to be replaced before next fall By Carolyn Swaggart In addition to the vanishing messages Daly staff writer 'It was becoming not uncommon that it would take one to three hours between the time and greetings, it was found that message The SJSU voice mail system will be someone delivery was taking more time. replaced by fall 1991 at no cost to the uni- left you a message and when it was actually delivered to your mailbox.' Karen McCarty, "It was becoming not uncommon that it versity. would take one to three hours between the Intercom, the SJSU director of telecommunications telephone manufacturer time someone left you a message and for SJSU, has agreed to honor its warranty when it was actually delivered to your for the Voice Mail Exchange (VMX) sys- message on their system had been erased problem. They could not find a specific voice-data disk drives to crash, said mailbox," McCarty noted. tem in response to regular breakdowns mysteriously overnight, or messages cause for the breakdown. McCarty. The system would have a service life of and problems in the system for the first would simply disappear. Karen McCarty, SJSU director of Intercom technicians were able to bring 15 years without major breakdowns, two years. For the past year, Intercom technicians telecommunications, said that the problem the system back up again, but the problem according to terms in the original purchase Users began to report that they would have replaced almost every major compo- stems from the software that controls the would reappear in a mauer of weeks. contract. have a message waiting for them, but they nent in the system at least twice. voice mail systems. The problem would "Obviously, this is not an acceptable "We were at the point this past year that would be unable to access their messages. VMX would run the components cause disk damage which would spread level of service for voice mail," coriamtmt- every single month we weie having a They would also find that the greeting through several tests, trying to isolate the throughout the system and cause the ed McCarty. See VOICE, back page Cast a spell on you SJSU satellite campus talks of secession March 10, 1984. Her body was Moss Landing never recovered. 'The other tree was for Ray Can- wants financial non, assistant engineer on the research vessel "Point Sur." He was crushed by one of the ship's independence frames while helping to change a Editor's note: This article is piston on Jan. 20, 1987. part one in a two-part series about The A.S. and their Special Allo- 41; satellite campuses' attempts to cations committee turned the ye. gain more control over their finan- request down, saying the money cial destinies. could be See related better spent By Leigh Ann Clifton editorial, Pagel elsewhere. Special to the Daly And so a Last November, student repre- rebellion, one that had been gestat- sentatives from Moss Landing ing for years, was born 65 miles Marine Laboratories, a consortium south of San Jose. facility with students from six Cal- Recently the talk throughout the ifornia State Universities, came to 15-single room portables that form SJSU to make what they thought Moss Landing's campus concems was a simple, fair request. secession. And though students They asked SJSU's Associated across the parking lot at the Mon- Students Board of Directors for terey County Campus haven't $1,900 to transplant two memorial expressed a desire for a formal trees from the group's former separation, they too feel unfairly Moss Landing lab to its present, confined by the main campus. temporary location in the rural At a time when the A.S. board Salinas valley. Their Moss Land- of directors is considering a $15 ing site had been destroyed in the hike in A.S. fees and Instructional- October 1989 earthquake. ly-Related Activities fees may rise The trees meant a lot to the peo- by another $15, groups at both ple at Moss Landing and they facilities want to see a larger por- didn't want to leave them behind. tion of the $71 student fees they Hillary Schalit Daily staff photographer One of the trees was for graduate pay each semester returned to their student Kimberly Pcppard, who Sophomore art student Christian Simon walks by the art quad's head, who starred in the television show 'Bewitched' as Esmerel- own campuses, instead of SJSU. became tangled in a weighted dive latest art work. The piece by Steven Brown is of Agnes Moore- da, the mother of Elirabeth Montgomery's Like teenagers who've just character Samatha. line 1,000 feet below the surface of Monterey Bay and drowned on See CAMPUS, back page Additional custodian Fraternity members allegedly attacked joins Allen Hall staff stitches. UPI) Spokesman Richard Staley Sigma house, located next to Peanuts restau Three FLIIs injured in said. rant at 279 E. San Fernando St., according to Both suspects arc described as 20-year-old the UPD report. to keep restrooms clean scuffle near campus black men, Staley said. One weighs 200 FIJI members Scott Smith, 20, Sean Calla- By Robert Drueckhammer Raul lbalio, a junior who also lives By Chris Lillie pounds and wears dreadlocks and a goatee han, 20, and John Yarborough, 26, were Special to the Daily in the hall. Daily stall writer while the other reportedly weighs 250 walking past the house on their way to the Residents of Allen Hall should But Schneider said that some of University Police arc still searching for two pounds. he said. FIJI fraternity on Ninth Street when Callahan be happier now that a second cus- those problems will be curbed suspects who allegedly assaulted three mem- They were last seen driving a white mid- approached some people sitting on the steps todian is going to help keep the when the new custodian starts bers of Phi Gamma Delta fraternity in front of 1970s Oldsmobile with a dark top, Staley outside, Staley said. restrooms and showers in their res- working on Monday. the Phi Beta Sigma fraternity house last week. added. Callahan thought he knew at least one ot idence hall clean, at least according "The custodian will be full time, The assault led to the three Flits (Phi Whether they are Phi Beta Sigma members the individuals, according to both the UPD to Jim Schneider, facility manager but will not be there on a pernia- Gamma Delta members) being taken to San is unknown, he said. report and FIJI president Robert Large. for the residence halls. nent basis. We will be rotating Jose Emergency Center, where one was treat- The alleged assault and battery occurred at Students complaining about custodians in and out of the hall, ed for a broken nose and another received 2:20 a.m. last Friday in front of the Phi Beta See FIGHT, back page filthy conditions in the showers but just having a second person in and toilet areas were upset that the the hall will help," Schneider said. hall had only one permanent custo- Schneider added, however, that dian working in the area. some problems may have occurred Former SJSU minister dies of a stroke at the age of 99 Schneider, who held a meeting in the hall due to students. Tuesday evening in the formal "Some students (at the meeting) The "most peaceful man in San about anyone," said Rev. D. the San Jose Peace Center, he of troops. He was sent to the front lounge at Allen Hall with more were very upset about the attitudes Jose" died Sunday. Andrew Kille, who was his boss could be found at peace vigils and the day World War I ended. than 50 students, said that a lot of of other students regarding their The Rev. George L. Collins, an during most of the '80s. marches, speaking before the city Collins picked up his pacifist "good ideas were brought forward actions in the restrooms, and I told imposing 6-foot -5 inch campus Collins was a tireless worker for council and county supervisors. beliefs after hearing a sermon by to help solve the hall's problems." them that they have to work those minister and peacemaker known as world peace. For more than 70 visiting jails, counseling students Normon Thomas, a noted pacifist Kevin Rattegon, a freshman liv- things out by themselves ... Our "Shorty" to his many friends and years, "Shorty" advocated peace as well as tending to business on opponent of the war and six-time ing in the hall, said that the condi- custodians can't be everywhere at associates, died of a stroke at the between nations, races, religious the SJSU campus. presidential candidate, according tions of the restrooms were "really once, so the students need to make Pilgrim Haven Baptist Home in communities and individuals, Commissioned as a Second to Kille. bad" EIS of last week and that "they sure that other students aren't cre- Los Altos. He was 99-years-old. according to Kille. Lieutenant with the 144th Machine Together with a rabbi and a don't even do anything about the ating 'messes' in the restrooms. For 30 years he counseled stu- He was named the Most Peace- Gun Battalion, 40th division, U.S. Catholic priest, Collins travelled showers." They still need to act responsibly," dents and worked for peace as a ful Man in San Jose, according to Army, Rev. Collins was sent to through the North and deep South "Sometimes there will be Schneider said. minister at SJSU for the American Kille, in 1985 by the Human Rela- France in 1918. His knowledge of in the late 1920s. encouraging stu- (excrement) on the floor, and the Baptist Student Foundation. "He tions Committee of Santa Clara French led to a post in Paris for a dents to work together to bridge toilets will be overflowed," said See ALLEN, back page never had an angry word to say County. As one of the founders of time, helping with the quartering See COLLINS, back page 4.1.1 1... = -
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THE EDITOR EDITORIAL LETTERS TO Take some responsibility to Do to Keep Your Hall Clean (in reverse urinals. 3. Don't cut your hair over the sink. Editor. order). More equal representation and toilet 2. Don't use the custodian's sink as a After reading the story in Monday, April 10. Don't throw toilet paper urinal. truth is Monterey and $4,000. Unquestionably unfair. 29 ("Residents of Allen Hall angered by seat covers all over the bathroom. the 1. If you make a mess, clean it up! TheMoss Landing campuses The main reason for this lies in 'filthy conditions') about the problems in 9. Don't empty the little houses in women's bathrooms onto the floor. As Dr. Roy Christman said in his Letter debt-ridden Event Center, Allen Hall, and being residents of are treated like our to the Editor on Monday, don't be Moulder Hall, we felt that the issue of 8. Gentlemen: practice accuracy, not stepchildren by Mother SJSU. which is consuming more than passive! Take action! So stop whining bathroom cleanliness needed to be distance. Both campus student bodies pay half of our Student Union fees, about your problems and do something addressed. 7. Wash your dishes in the custodian's $71 per student each incurring cost overruns that the about them! the same As the article in Monday's paper stated, sink, not the bathroom sink. semester but get back a paltry sum students are unduly paying for. 6. If you feel sick, use the toilet or the Moulder Hall has only one custodian, yet Marc L Tavasci for their own use. And no wonder why the sister custodian's sink; be sure to flush or wash manages to stay clean. While this may Senior This indeed must be recognized campuses are so upset: They're amaze the residents of Allen Hall, it's not it down when you're done. 5. If you see a toilet or sink that is Political Science by our Associated Students in helping pay to sustain a multi- just the custodian who cleans our hall, but backed up, overflowing, or clogged, try order to appease the rightfully million dollar facility that they some of the residents as well. Trevor Graham souls in Allen Hall, using a plunger. There should be one in indignant leaders at our satellite don't even use. To help those poor Junior and to give their custodian a break, we the custodian's closet. Marketing campuses. A.S. director Blair have provided a list of the Top 10 Things 4. Don't throw toilet paper into the Whitney's idea of setting aside a a part of SJSU they But trust fund for those campuses is a remain. We simply cannot Unauthorized edit sign that we are beginning to let go of that $72,000, Editor, show some sense of justice. especially in the financial Could you please insert the word But it may be too late. SJSU's quandary we're in already. "heterosexism" into your computer denied fund spellcheck? In my letter published on A.S. has egregiously However we can seek requests to the point where the April 17 ("CS U's double standard"), you alternative ways to calm the threat literally eliminated the word campuses see no other alternative of secession by investing in more "heterosexism" and inserted what I but to secede. equitable solutions. thought was an invention of your own, the To illustrate, Monterey campus term "heterosexualism." paid nearly $72,000 in Student In the meantime, we can't Since then, I have come to the Union fees last year, asked for continue to give Monterey and knowledge that this is actually a word, $32,000 and was granted less than Moss Landing reasons to pull out. (this information brought to me by another critical reader who researched what obviously was a word out of context). However, it is not the word I typed in the letter I submitted to you for \ \ publication. \* To save time, while inputing "heterosexism" into your spellcheck, I would like to suggest you also consider inputing the words "edit," "editor," "disinformation" and "censor."
Paul Fahey I'__ Senior Fine Arts Eulogy for lost professor Editor, 0 A memorial service for Professor Gerard .1 Burger was held in the campus chapel Monday, April 22. The chapel was filled /4- - to capacity with friends, students, and 140.5100 / colleagues who had come in honor of Dr. Burger. The memorial was i in the Quaker style, and so it provided the opportunity '"7.1.1. "...; ’ for anyone present to share what Prof. ''.-. -.04111. Burger meant to them. - entertainment. -1 _ To learn how Dr. Burger had motivated, Daily perpetrates the lewd This denial of publicity is the way the inspired, and enriched the lives of his Editor, Daily should treat all those who seek to students, who were devoted to him, was Why is the Spartan Daily giving so draw attention through outlandish Olt quite an emotional experience. much coverage to the poor demented soul behavior including orchestrated Ali/ It was a beautiful tribute to a professor who has been pinning up "Anti -gay" 40611 confrontations with the campus police. who loved to teach the French language. posters around campus? Such II ) In any event, the cowardliness of signs irtjattallaWIP He will be dearly missed by colleagues encouragement is clearly the goal of those posted anonymously speaks for itself. The and friends. There will be a scholarship who confuse attention with importance very nature of the medium acknowledges I- lid fund in Professor Burger's name. All and notoriety with respect. ' I [ TI the disreputability of the message. contributions should be sent to the There is a simple way to frustrate such a Department of Foreign Languages. mentality: Remove the posters as quickly Scott Rice ...rettLI'M as they appear and then the good pan Professor Prof Dominique Van Hooff say nothing. After a while, the person English RFAGAm ForizArr REPLACED Im whirtv HOUSE rartg. E\ 1M Coordinator of the French Department will turn to other sources of
REPORTER'S FORUM Generally, not much. Many of them just complicated verbiage memorized by the believe what their parents have told entire church congregation. It had no Forum page them. PRECY CORREOS meaning. When I was that age. I misconstrued For many adults, God is the tool to the whole biblical revelation of the white make children fear God. If you're good, policies man who could walk on water, was a God will reward you; and if you're bad. The Spartan Daily provides a daily Don't punish kids shepherd, a carpenter and fed a lot of God will punish you. Forum page. Contributions to the page arc people. Kids can be profoundly cruel. What encouraged from students, staff, faculty, for their confusion they know is that the Randall boys others who are interested in the Ignorance? Yes. I also refused to say "God." They equate that University at large. with the beliefs of "God fearing" adults, Any letter or column for the Forum page Just a few think it's days ago, a small front page news media showed up with the hate. Hate that that the boys must be bad. must be turned into the Letters to the article ran in the San Jose Mercury News Randalls. begins in our own middle- So. do you think it would really matter Editor box in the Spartan Daily showing how worthy our judicial system "There are a million people in this to Johnny Appleseed if Jack and Jill newsroom, WLN 104, during office can be. The article American living rooms described twin atheist country who think you're stupid," one didn't want to say "God" in an oath? No. hours. Submissions may also be mailed to Cub Scouts, Michael and William scout father screamed at the Randalls. so subtle it creeps up on Not if parents explained to their children Forum Editor. The Spartan Daily, Randall. who were kicked out of the Now why would a "God-fearing" that people are different in more ways department of mass communications, San club people like a slow moving because they refused to say "God" individual scream such diatribe to a 9- than one; in their habits, culture, race. Jose State University, San Jose, CA., in a life scout oath. year-old boy, whose intentions were fog. styles, religions and beliefs. The list 95192. Articles and letters must contain An Orange County Superior Court probably to make friends, go hiking, goes on. the author's name, phone number, ruled that the boys could not be barred camping and commune with nature? We may not always agree with one My parents tried their best to educate address, and major (if a student). from attending scout meetings until a Ignorance? Yes. I also think it's hate. another, but we can try and understand me in religion, but for a kid that age, Contributions must be typed or trial decided whether the scout leaders Hate that begins in our own middle - and respect one another's ideas. falling asleep during sermons or submitted on 3.5" Macintosh-compatible could legally expel them, the article said. American living rooms so subtle it doodling on the program sheet was not disc (Microsoft Word). But a scheduled Cub Scout meeting creeps up on people like a slow moving Precy Correos Is a Spartan Daily staff an uncommon practice. At that age, Submissions become property of the had to be suddenly cancelled by the fog. writer. "Hallowed Spartan Daily and will be edited for scout leaders be Thy name" was just and parents because the What do 9-year-olds know about God? grammar, libel, spelling, and length. SPARTAN DAILY
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Panhandlers may get help from city YesterDaily Today's forecast Because many students are not on Mostly sunny skies with By Michelle Locke Another criticism is that the campus everyday. YesterDaily highs in the low 70s. Associated Press 'All the people are saying (is) don't help the cards may not he worth anything. provides readers with a recap of SAN FRANCISCO Thirty- In Los Angeles, for example, a the previous issue's top stories. eight -year-old Bill knows it embar- homeless. It gets rid a/us and it makes (Mayor successful coupon program run by rasses strangers when he begs the private Weingan Center sells them SFSU students have occupied the new Weekend forecast for money. When he's sober, it Art) Agnos look good.' coupons panhandlers can redeem Administration Building since April shames him. too. Bill, for a free meal. Sales of the tick- Sunny skies for both days. "At first . . . you had to get panhandler ets. which go for S25 in packs of 23 to protest education budget cuts. halfway crocked before you could 10. have raised S86.000 in about Highs on Saturday in the even get the nerve to ask someone ticipating businesses for distribu- heat about it," said Phelps, who IN months, said organizer Eliza- Associated Students and the Academic for spare change," said Bill, who tion with receipts or restaurant said the chamber is trying to do beth Bailey. Senate sponsored a forum about the mid 70s. Highs on Sunday is trying to conquer the alcoholism "Our coupons give you peace ot checks, or individuals who want to something about the problem. proposed 20 percent fee increase. that turned a good job as a restau- pass them out could receive them Josh Brandon of the Coalition mind." she said. in the upper 70s. rant cook into a blurred memory. in exchange for making a donation on Homelessness, who logged a Phelps said organ i/er s feared But Bill doesn't giving San Erancisco's coupons in- think a pro- to service agencies. few months on the street, says his SJSU's ethnic diversity will increase posed city program that would sub- agency refused trinsic value would create a black Regina Phelps, a Chamber of to cooperate. over the next five years. Minority National ;.Veuther stitute printed referral cards for Commerce executive promoting Brandon said most homeless market. nearly 40 quarters --- part of a plan to curb the program, says it's a way to dis- people know where shelters are On the street. the proposal mei students constitute panhandling --will help. ting.uish people in real need from and some have been turned away with derision. percent or 13,633 students at SJSU. "All the people are saying (is) hustlers and encourages street peo- because of overcrowding or be- If the city really walrus to help. it don't help the homeless." he said. ple to go to city shelters cause they ran afoul of the rules. could extend health benefits. said "It gets rid of us and it makes "By giving money to panhandl- "The general public just simply Bill, who has tried the 's dews (Mayor Art) Agnos look good." ers. you allow them to stay on the doesn't realize that referral is to ification center hut couldn't stick Christopher. who sat next to Bill street." she said. nowhere." Brandon said. with the cold-turkey program. DANCE! MUSIC! DRAMA! on Market Street, holding a sign But the program, which could He suggested that if the city 'There's probably so man% A Dynamic Revival of a Beautiful American Tradition. that said, "Homeless but not help- be in place by next fall. has drawn wants to spruce up its streets, it things they could do. It's that the less. Willing to Work," agreed. criticism from homeless advocates could create a storage area where just don't want to spend the money They give us S170.50 (general who say it's an attempt to take the homeless people could store shop- to do it.** he said. assistance) every two weeks. What guilt out of ignoring beggars. ping carts or open public bath- Regardless 01 the city's efforts. :He yam supposed to do to sur- "We're taking a hell of a lot of rooms so they could take a shower, street people . .,tich as W il lie 36, e asked Christopher, 34. said they expect to keep begging. I he program, proposed by the ' It's desperation." he said. mayor's office and the business jail crowding reduction planned communit!, involves printing up SACRAMENTO (AP) The yer. D-Hayward. passed the Sen- hatches ot cards. On one side, the state Senate approved legislation to ate in April. cards k (Mid carry a printed reduce prison crowding and save DISCOUNTS statement saying the bearer recog- money by keeping nonviolent of- Presley's bill would create state- nizes the need of the homeless by fenders in local programs. county programs under which low- EVERY ITEM, EVERY DAY donating to charitable agencies. The upper house approved level, nonviolent criminals would "I he flip side lists gioups providing SB187 by Sen. Robert Presley. D- face a wide range of community tood or shelter. R iverside h) a 25-3 vote Thursday. sanctions instead of being sent to The cards would he sold to par- A similar hill by Sen. Bill Lock- state prison. 20% SpartaGuide ANCIENT FOREST .o 4. die ev, FP REST JEWISH STUDENT UNION: Log B omer 30% SpartaGuide is a daily calendar avail- SUNDAY Bonfire evening. 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money? Well. Artie becomes a By Privy Corrects On e Good Cop finds that Steve, a widower, willed Daily stall writer him to be guardian to Steve's three desperate man with desperate mea- A diverse and multi-talented young daughters: touching scenes. sures and his "good cop" qualities actor. Michael Keaton has starred brings out those alligator tears. are put to the test. in "Night Shift" as a morgue at- a XI all Of course the film depicts the tendant. he was a middle-class Rating: R Artie and his wife. Rita, played typical shoot-out, drag-out fighting exec in "Mr. Mom," a nutty. fast- Starring: Michael Rotten, by the beautiful Rene Russo are and king-pin drug dealing. hut this talking, conniving character in Anthony LaPaglia. childless. Aber spending a few movie also portrays a very sensi- nights n ith the girls. tive aspect of a cop's "Beetlejuice," a serious part in Heywood Gould. Rita gets very life. Director: attached to the them "Clean and Sober," as the caned and wants to The film, directed by Heywood 'Spartan head scale is bast of 5 adopt them. crusader in "Batman," and re- More complications Gould is tastefully done, hardly for Artie. cently, a psychopath in "Pacific any profanity, some violence and a Heights." cated v+ hen his best friend and With his cop salary. he'd have good story. It's a film with action. In his new movie "One Good suspen- partner of eight years. Stevie Di- to move all five of them from their comedy, drama. Cop," opening today, Keaton, se . . . and love. plays Artie Lewis, a New York roma. played by Anthony LaPag- current one bedroom apartment to City cop, and proves once again to lia, is shot dead by a crazed ice- a three or four bedroom house. What more can there be? It's be one good actor. sntokin junkie. Struggling with How's that for pressure? worth seeing this weekend. Bring NIlicheal Keaton, Rene Russo, Blair Swanson, Grace Johnston Artie's life becomes compli- the loss of his partner. Artie also Where can he conic up with the issue if you're a sobster. and Rhea Silver-Smith in the new film "One Good Cop." Engineering students Life and times of an addict through the words of an SJSU student playwright
By Laura DiMaseio California State Univ ci say at Los Angeles. where he performed a build two-seater bike Daily staff writer 'The play begins with Incest, child abuse and drug ad- staged reading. Lamas was attend- SJSU's first tandem diction are just a few of the social ing Los Angeles State and then her shooting up, and problems student writer/director transfered to SJSU, he said. Lamas has directed other plays. to a takes second in race John Lamas has meshed into his then moves play. "Writing Fiction." but this is the first at SJSU. classroom setting which By Preey Correos In two acts, the play chronicles I wanted to come up north and Daily staff writer the life of Claire, a woman ad- work, and it's been conducive with is a metaphor for her As part of a senior project, four dicted to cocaine and heroine thus my writing." mechanical engineering students destroying her career as a success- Lamas tends to work on play were the first to build a two-seater ful author. that are abstract and expressionis- John Lamas, (tandem) bike from SJSU. After her fall from fame, Claire tic. he said. vt titer and director of The students were also the first is forced to take a teaching job. "I don't do normal things. I 'Writing Fictions to enter their bike in the American "The play begins with her look into the psychological aspect. Society of Mechanical Engineers I like to deal with why people do shooting up," 24-year-old Lamas enough students) to go Region IX Human Powered whatever it is they do." (theater Vehi- said, "and then moves to a class- around so I lust son of grabbed cle Competition in Long Beach on nioni setting which is a metaphor For Lamas. the actors play an April 26. intrical part in the production and anyone I could for her life." "Writing l'iction" features a The bike. "Twice As Rude." have been a large part in what it is The students Claire teach be- cast of nine with Lliza Silverman came in second place after Univer now. come parallel characters with peo- role ot sity of California at Davis, who "They have added depth and the play ing the ple in her life such as her mother. blessed A Ith took first place for their characterizations have improved "I feel pretty the entry father and lover. production, and ke’ye all been called "Cow." said Charles Cam- because of their input." Lamas "We see how she has become pretty creatis I lows said eron. one of the bike's designers. who she is." he added, "and said. "As a writer I have observed The team was practically putting in (the actors), and their influence has "It's Ver) c s hug,' 55 oods through the students work she sees said. -1..anlas shim s an ability to the last bolt on the black and yel- helped me focus the play more. her life." write m a sophisin:ated manner, low named, aerodynamic vehicle According to Lamas. most of The production, a black com- and it a challenging play for both before starting the race according edy, goes in and out of fantasy the actors in "Writing Fiction" are to Cameron. rookies to the theatrical scene. the director and the audience." worlds that the students create for "Writing Fiction" is scheduled "We didn't have time to take When doing auditions for the her. to he performed in Hugh Gillis (the hike) for a test run." he said. play, theater majors weren't as re- "John has made a successful I lull Showcase Theater on on Helping Cameron were Eric Nit- they were involved combination dealing with ceptive anchor londay at 12:30 pin, and Tues- with other projects. 1.am:is said something important. hut being day at 4 and 8 p.m. Admission is 'here aren t very funny as well." said David "Unfortunately tree. The team could've Kahn. theater arts professor and come in first place but adviser to the production. According to Lamas. Claire's during the competition life is very much an artist's cliche. "Claire says pain and agony the bike got ailed tire. have always motivated her work." lelil(tVU'S he said. "I think a lot of artists tall CHINESE CUISINE - FOOD TO GO into that and that's where a lot of Mandarin & Szechuan Cuisine garnish'. Randy Wong and Steven artists pull from." Box Lunches To Go Yoshida. "Writing Fiction" is one of sev- - Open bay Lunch and Dinner There were three competitions Rocksford Takamatsu - Daily staff photographer eral projects students in Drama 11 30 9 00pm to pass in a three day period. The Catering Available Senior mechanical engineers Charles Cameron front, and Randy 112, a rehearsal and performance Closed Mondays 294-3303 or 998-9427 first competition was the static class, are working on, said Kath- Wong demonstrate their tandem Human Nu ered 131 E. Jackson Street judging; analysis and presentation leen Woods. theater arts professor of the vehicle, aesthethics, tech- crashed and the handling was ex- and Drama 112 instructor. 6 Blocks North of Santa Clam Between 3rd and 4th Sir niques, uniqueness and safety cellent." "It's a class where students taking first place. The bike stands out, not only tor come in and do their own thing," Second The bike, weighing 85 was the sprinter time its striking color design hut for its Lamas said. "It's an oppportunity trial which is a speed test. The bike streamlined exterior which fully lbs. and 10 feet in for students to direct, act and par- reaching 38 mph took second place encloses the hike creating an aero- ticipate in the student aspect." in two this competition. Third was the dynamic feature eliminating wind length, took I amis. a theater arts major con- road race. The judges look for drag. Cameron said. semesters to construct. centrating in playwrighting and di- DARKROOM SPECIALISTS handling capabilities, accelerate. recting, originally wrote the pbs ri maneuverability and practical- The hike. weighing 85 lbs. and ity the team took second place. 10 feet in length, took two semes- WE LOWERED OUR PRICES! The team could've come in first ters to construct with the team place hut during the road race com- working through Christmas break. petition the hike got a flat tire. Out spring break and weekends -- the POLARIOD 55. POLAROID 64T equivalent of 20 hours of 25 laps. Cameron and Yoshida per week Enjoy _a taste of authentic was $4329 now S39 60 now at a lower price only had seven more laps to go till from everyone. the finish line. It cost about $3.5(a I in materials Mexican cuisine "It took about six minutes to with sponsorships and materials Come experience fine dining in an atmosphere filled One Block South of Duncan Hall! change the tire. ’ Cameron said. donated by FMC. 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By Steve Helmer ss ould cross the plate And fortu- Santa Clara's Lalayette Park on Daily staff writer nately for coach Kathy Strahan, it Wednesday, because the games The SPARTANS 1,0 rain just wouldn't go away. was SJSU winning 1-0. were originally scheduled to take but SJSU's softball team could ill After shutting down the Spar- place in Hawaii. But rain cancelled RAINBOWS 0,1 afford to wait for another day. tans (30-17. 19-9 in the Big West) those contests, forcing the make- HIGHLIGHT: Leann Emery Rain dropped off and on for 122/3 innings, Cindy Schneller up games in the Bay Area. 13-inning shutout in throughout Wednesday's double- gave up a two-out hit to left fielder But the change of venue was no pitched a header against Hawaii. but with all Paula Lewis. Tracy Lopez then problem for SJSU. The Spartans the Spartans' 1-0 win in the of the cancelled games earlier in tripled to right-center to bring got to play an away game in their first game of a doubleheader the year and their distant opponent. home Lewis for the winning run. own backyard - Santa Clara - with Hawaii on Wednesday. the Spartans did their best to make Leann Emery then shut down and Emery capitalized on the situ- the games official. Hawaii in the bottom of the 13th to ation. But it wasn't easy. The first pick up the complete game victory. "Leann had control from the game went 13 innings before a run SJSU was the visiting team at first pitch through the last pitch," shutting down the 13th-ranked Strahan said. The Rainbow Wa- Spartans 1-0 on five hits, two hines "were miss-hitting a lot of walks, while fanning five. Spartan sports weekend stuff. (Emery's) curve ball was The Spartans are winding down really on. It kept them off balance. their schedule, with only four dou- This weekend in sports for SJSU. It was the best outting she's had all bleheaders remaining. SJSU is year. ’ scheduled to play Pacific today at gay .j2.Q11 Opponent Time PAL Stadium. then hit the road for The eight-hit performance im- games with Sacramento State. Fri Baseball UC Irvine 7:00 proved Emery to 7-5 on the season UNLV and Long Beach State. Softball Pacific 6:00 while Schneller evened her record SJSU is currently holding on to San Jose Giants Modesto out at 7-7. 7:05 fourth place in the Big West Con- Sat Baseball UC Irvine 1:00 The second game had the same ference and Strahan is pretty confi- Judo Alumni Tournament 3:00 score, but was far from related to dent her team will make it to post game one. This San Jose Giants Modesto 705 time. Hawaii (30- season play since the top five 24. 14-1K) scored quickly in the teams Sun Baseball UC Irvine in the conference advanced 1:00 bottom of the first on a couple of last year. Softball Fresno State 1:00 singles. With one out, left fielder San Jose Giants Modesto 2:00 Tracy. Loo knocked in Rainbow "I think we have a good Mon Women's Golf catcher Dandle Haia. chance." Strahan said. "We are in Stanford All day complete control of our own des- Spartan home games in bold I.isa Wehren got the starting call tiny. We're doing very well. We face type. or SJSU, giving up the one run in have (blossomed) in April. If we Rocksford Takamatsu - Daily statf photographer Baseball at Municipal Stadium, Softball at PAL Stadium, four innings of work. The loss puts can continue this pace, we'll find Judo at SPX 218. her at 8-6 on the year. Stacey Mays ourselves right hack in the play- Pitcher Trine Walsh and the rest of the Spartan softball team v. ill 19-6) went the distance for Hawaii, offs.' ' take on the University of Pacific today at PAL stadium at 6 p.m.
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Intercom agreed to proposal, but shortly after, U.S. storage-hour voice mail system in could be reached for comment, VOICE West decided to no longer dis- November. The system can sup- Large said he hopes the suspects are replace the system. It tribute telecommunication systems port 48 people and 170 hours of FIGHT found, if only to pay medical bills. From page 1 had become more in California. U.S. West was dis- stored messages at one time. From page 1 "We're talking thousands of dol- major problem," continued expensive tributing Intercom equipment, and New features that would be in Apparently Callahan was mistak- lars," he said. "To just beat up McCarty. "Now sometimes it was repairing the Intercom did not want to lose the the system include the ability to en, however, and ended up trying to people when they're walking home transparent to our users, but some- system than to buy a sale. Intercom offered to meet all choose a means of receiving mes- avoid the two suspects, who were is ridiculous. There's a little trail times it wasn't. But it was so con- new one. the terms that U.S. West had sages. Right now, users can only arguing with a woman. Staley said. of blood droplets from the incident sistent, that we got to the point agreed to. receive 20 messages, each three Before Callahan could walk at their house to our house." where I could say, 'we're going to more hardware than software, said In October of 1987, a month minutes in length. Using "class of away one of the suspects punched However, the alleged assault have a voice mail problem in two McCarty. Because of this, it had before the new system was put in, service." the user could choose to him, Staley said. Smith and will not harm relations between the weeks."' become more vulnerable to system Intercom told SJSU that the sys- have a maximum of 40 messages, Yarborough tried to help Callahan two fraternities, especially since it Intercom agreed to replace the failure. The newer systems on the tem was too small to meet its each one-and-a-half minutes in and were also assaulted, according is unclear whether the suspects are system. It had become more market offer improved technology needs. There turned out to be more length, or six messages that are to the report. in fact Phi Beta Sigma members, expensive repairing the system that would be less susceptible to telephone lines than were antici- each 10 minutes long. "They were attacked by two sus- Large said. than to buy a new one. such breakdowns. pated in the proposal, McCarty Currently, some departments pects for unknown reasons," Staley "We haven't had a close rela- The voice mail machine located Originally, SJSU had bought a said. have a group code, which allows said. "Apparently (Callahan) got tionship with them but we have below the Computer Center on somewhat smaller system. A pro- Intercom offered to replace it them to send a single message to involved in something that escalated had a positive one," he said. campus is host to five other posal had been prepared by the with a used system, a VMX-3, that about 200 people. With the new into an alleged assault and battery." "There's no fights between the machines located in Joe West Hall, state Office of Procurement in con- had the capacity requirements technology, a single message could After the assault, the two sus- Sigma house and the Fills." Wahlquist Library, the Business sultation with SJSU that detailed needed by the university, and pro- be sent to everyone in the system, pects fled in a white Oldsmobile Large pointed out that the frater- Tower, the Seventh Street Garage the requirements for the new tele- vide a warranty for it as if it were or large groups of people in the while a friend drove the three FUls nities co-sponsored a racism semi- and South Campus. phone system. new. system. The mailbox would direct to the hospital, Staley said. nar last semester. The out-of-date system uses U.S. West won the bid for the SJSU received the 48-port, 170 them to this message. While none of the alleged victims "We've actually done events nor any Phi Beta Sigma member together," he said. to manage its own finances would Sauer said. "What they're pursuing classes at the university. But, be much better between the facility recognized as our own student body." set precedent, creating "a new ani- is certainly not a done deal. A lot because not every student takes a and the main campus, but said that A spokeswoman for the SJSU CAMPUS mal within the CSU," said Connie depends on the effort that Moss full load of 12 or more units, Mar- the movements underway had dif- student affairs office said that From Page 1 Sauer, SJSU vice president of Landing puts into it." tin's assistant Gail Johnston calcu- ferent goals and shouldn't be Moss Landing's student govern- business and financial services. At the heart of the dispute is the lates that there are about 42 full- lumped together. ment, unlike SJSU's and Mon- turned 18 and want their indepen- If Moss Landing's push toward $71 fee each student currently pays time equivalent students. After Heilprin added that at Monterey terey's A.S. boards, is not a recog- dence recognized by the world, so secession is successful, it would at registration to SUBOD. Of that SJSU, which has 60 students "they are more concerned with poli- nized student voice in the same too have SJSU's offspring (the emerge reorganized as an auxiliary amount, about 55 cents of each dol- attending Moss Landing, Stanis- tics running their own student sense, and thus lacks the power, Monterey County Campus and organization. Auxiliaries are sepa- lar (or $39 per student, per semester) laus sends 34 students, Sacramento government ... Moss Landing authority and responsibilities the Moss Landing Marine Laborato- rate, non-profit organizations goes toward paying off the three 27; Fresno 15; San Francisco 10; doesn't care so much about govern- other two student groups have. ries) grown up. which exist within a CSU for the debts, Barrett said. The other 45 and Hayward nine. ment, we care more about budget." Didn't follow rules Tug-of-war over money purpose of serving the university's cents per dollar goes into the Student Current Moss Landing Student The students believe, Heilprin But while Roddy and Heilprin Some students there are request- and student's needs, Sauer said. Union operating fund, he said. Body President Dan Heilprin said, that "they pay $10,000 a year SJSU has four such auxiliaries If the facility continues to push believes much of the credit for into fees, give a budget asking for express frustration that the Moss ing the financial and political inde- Landing student government lacks pendence that would allow them to now: Spartan Shops, the A. S., The for auxiliary status, a proposal convincing Moss Landing students $6,000 and get back $2,000." Spartan Foundation and the Stu- would have to be developed out- to push for independence and more Besides the A.S. and SUBOD official recognition, they hesitate forge their own identity, said to comply with all the rules and Rachelle Morgan -Lewis, A.S. dent Union. Because auxiliaries lining how SUBOD would meet control over the university fees fees, Heilprin believes an unspeci- operate under policies set by the its future debt repayment on the they pay should go to Aaron King, fied percentage of the money from regulations that are part of being a president of Monterey County valid student government. Campus and SJSU A.S. director of chancellor. Sauer recently contact- various loans without the satellite former Moss Landing student IRA should come back to them also. ed that office, at the request of student's money, Sauer said. The body president. Since the students come from On two occasions Heilprin was non-traditional minority affairs. quick to claim private club status If and whenever it arrives, SJSU Vice President of Student proposal would then be submitted Students will vote different campuses, they want each Affairs Dean Batt. Batt has been to the chancellor's office for con- of those campuses to return a pro- and protection, denying the Spar- change will not come without During several working with the satellite campus sideration. student body portional share of student fees to tan Daily access to their student resistance and a tug-of-war over meetings, Heilprin said they talked body meeting minutes.He refused, students' dollars. Some SJSU offi- students to inquire on the legality Moss Landing Marine Laborato- the student body government at and practicality of Moss Landing ries opened its doors in 1967, with about having all Moss Landing Moss Landing. claiming he was under no obliga- cials say the main campus requires students vote whether to ask for becoming an SJSU auxiliary. "10 to 15 students from two or three With three funds to tap and six tion to provide the information to the satellite's student fees, about official secession from SJSU and the public. $53,000 per semester, to repay For now, SJSU wants Moss campuses," according to Director of schools involved, the process has Landing students to develop a pro- Moss Landing John Martin. Its become an auxiliary organization. proved time consuming and laden Part of the Moss Landing student loans on the Student Union, Event The students will pursue this, Heil- leadership's reluctance to be candid Center and aquatics center, as well posal for the chancellor, who will prior Monterey Bay location with bureaucratic red-tape, Heil- then consider it and get back to offered a chance for state university prin said, but are not sure when the prin said. stems from a fear of having their as contributing to the A.S. and vote will take place. Part of his goals misunderstood, Roddy said. IRA funds, said Ron Barrett, Stu- them at an unspecified date. students majoring in various aspects Last year's Student Body Presi- Because it sets precedent, the bur- of marine science to get practical, uncertainty hinges on the feedback dent at Moss Landing, Frank A frustrated Roddy said that on dent Union executive director. he receives from the main campus, the main campus, the Moss Land- Because no other facility orga- den is on the satellite students to first-hand experience with the Roddy, agreed that the arrange- show why they should be granted ocean as their classroom. via Sauer, Batt and Barrett, and ment doesn't work effectively. ing students are "represented by a nized like Moss Landing exists ultimately the chancellor's office. special status. This semester, 155 students, pri- "They treat us like a club like a bunch of people who don't know us within the California State Univer- Heilprin said that things could or understand us." sity system, giving it special status "The ball is in their court," marily seniors and graduates, take chess club," Roddy said. "We are not cities," Schneider said. "I don't know what happened at And Schneider still did not want the meeting because I was writing ALLEN to place total blame on either the a paper, but I thought the meeting From page I students or the custodians. was going to be just a bunch 01 While Schneider claims that he "I think that it may have been a excuses." said one student who did first heard about the problems in combination of problems, but I not want his name used. the hall Friday. other students don't think that one party was "It's about time they put another claim otherwise. responsible." Schneider said. custodian in. Some people should "This isn't the first time he's Schneider added that students at be more careful (in the restrooms), Make a Grad Glad heard about the problem. We've the meeting had good ideas. but I think that the school is obli- approached housing several times "They had some very justifiable gated to clean up messes when about this, and nothing's happened concerns ... There were no argu- people make them," another in the past," said Rattegon. ments; just some very good ideas. unnamed student said. And some students in the hall They're really enthusiastic about "The main problem right now is Send 'em a Grad Ad seem to agree that residents in the trying to solve the problem with with the custodians. Adding anoth- hall are partly to blame for the our help." Schneider said. er custodian will help solve the problems. But some students still are pes- problems," said Brownstein. "They (the custodians) clean it simistic about housing's goals. up every morning, but people are Dick. Carol, Helen, Bob, and Ted: messing it up. It's not the custodi- Rinaldi: ans," said one student who did not In 1971, Rev. Collins received We are going to miss you at the Edwin Dahlberg Peace Award Way to go, want his name used. COLLINS the residence hall' Take care and don't forget "They try to clean the restmoms of the American Baptist Churches dude! You've finally every day, but they've only got From page! Luther Martin King, Jr. was a pre- to visit us' one person," added resident Jason the dividing barriers of race and vious recipient of the same award. made it to graduation! Bryngelson. religion. He then served as "He never had an angry word to Spartan Hall American Baptist campus minister say about anyone," Rev. Kille said Mike. But some students said that at the University of Wisconsin at of Collins. nothing was accomplished at the Madison for 30 years. Killc remembered Collins as a meeting. He also served as Interchurch man who was tirele.s.sly working to $15 $25 "He didn't commit himself to College Minister at the Colorado improve the human condition. anything. All he said was that he School of Mines and as Field and "Everywhere and all the time, he would write up a report about the Industrial Secretary for the Fellow- was working for peace." problem today," said Jessie ship of Reconciliation, a religious- Members of the SJSU COMM Brownstein, a sophomore student ly-based international peacemak- nity are invited to a memorial ser living in the hall. ing organization founded in 1914 vice for Rev. Collins Saturday at 3 Jennie: Schneider added that the same by German and English pastors p.m. in the Grace Baptist Church. situation in Moulder Hall has opposed to World War I. 484 E. San Fernando St. proud of WieLt*VieV tx. worked out fine. After retiring from the Universi- Donations in his memory can ty of Wisconsin position, his wife, made to the Grace Baptist Church (jou, woman! flood "We've only got one custodian Evelyn, and "Shorty" came to Memorial Fund or to the Collins luck and have a The men of Alpha Mu Fraternity in there also, and it works out fine. SJSU where he served from 1957 Foundation at the San Jose Peace But there is a difference between until his retirement as Campus Center, 48 S. Seventh St. bright future (with ongratulate its newest Alumni: halls: it's like two different Robert W koble two Pastor Emeritus in 1986. Paul? )! Louis Smith Roman Crtii jessi. Ramil Ramirez Rob Rinck Alvin Wang Steve Ives THE S' POT FOR 0151(4)11NT I JAI 111 411 Seven years is long enough! ART DRAFTING cUPPIIEI SORORITY &IRONING FRATERNITY
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