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Serving the San Jose State University Community since 1934 Volume 79, No. 41 Tuesday. October 26, 1982 Policy Another rainy day comes to San Jose reviewed ...J.,;.im."- Major is jeopardized i;;111711111'aelt1.4.14 ./,,,...., By Dudek Moran Questions about a provision in -4010:01,0, SJSU's policy of terminating a department's major are being raised on the eve of the review of the Afro-American Studies major. The review, to be conducted by a five-member committee headed by Brett Melendy, associate academic vice president for undergraduate 411erellir41.’ affairs, is scheduled for sometime 4E1 Yf* this week. Part of the reason for the review, according to Gerald Wheeler, dean of the School of Social Sciences, was that the Afro. America n Studies Department failed to graduate at least 10 majors per year.

System -wide policy 1.4*..44111 Wheeler, who ordered the review, said that the figure was set by California State Colleges and University system policy. The policy, which pertains to un- dergraduate programs, determines Parking wasn't the only problem for students Monday as two commuters, shown hare, try to locate their cars while avoiding puddles on the roof of the Seventh Street garage. whether departments should grant bachelor degrees. Carlene Young, chairwoman of the Afro-American Studies Department, has maintained that no such policy exists, and said that although the CSU "recommended" that such a guideline be used in City parking meeting moved determining if a department should be allowed to have a major, such a limit was never made a part of of- at Council rescheduled afternoon ficial CSU policy. Evening discussion for A memo from the vice chan- cellor's office seems to dispute this By Rosanno Alejandro Students who want another chance to SJSU President Gail Fullerton had He added that the City Council has been Ward believes the City Council is in- The Feb. 22, 1979 memo, ad- defend their parking rights at the San Jose requested last week that the report be read considering canceling the meeting even tentionally scheduling the SJSU parking dressed to the presidents of all 19 City Council meeting tonight are not going to during the evening session so students could before Fullerton made her request. report for the afternoon session so students CSU campuses, states that get that chance. attend. The afternoon meetings are difficult According to Margie Cornehl, council will not be able to attend. He says he will programs which can be reviewed for The report on SJSU parking alternatives for students to attend because of classes and liaison, holding a meeting for just one item continue to go the the council meetings until a possible termination are those that is scheduled for today's 1:30 p.m. City Council jobs. "costs a lot of money." decision is made. "have not averaged 10 graduates meeting. She made that request as soon as she was Some students, however, think the City The delays first began when the City per year on the undergraduate Students who attend the afternoon notified by Boggini two hours before last Council is "playing games" and that the Council voted Oct. 12 to delay a decision on level." meeting in the City Council Chambers at 801 Tuesday's 1:30 p.m. meeting that the parking council is intentionally delaying a decision on parking alternatives for SJSU until a report N. First St. will not be able to voice their report would be deferred to today's meeting. SJSU parking alternatives. by the city and SJSU could be done. That junior No magic number views -- as can be done during the evening Boggini told the council that afternoon of Brian Ward, a political science report was to be presented last Tuesday. session during public forum Fullerton's request, but the council decided to who attended last week's evening session But the Council then decided to defer the Anthony Moye, associate vice Tonight's 7 p.m. meeting was canceled cancel the meeting anyway. only to find out it had been deferred, was report and decision again because of the chancellor for Educational last week by the City Council. "Nothing was Boggini later said the council thought it upset by the council's actions. He was even absence of Mayor Janet Gray Hayes, City Programs and Resouces of CSU, on the agenda for that night," said Deputy was in the best interest of the public that the more upset when he found out that tonight's Manager Francis Fox and two other Council said the 10-major figure is "not a City Manager Dave Boggini. evening meeting not be held for one item. meeting was cancelled. Continual on pp magic number." Its purpose, he said, is to signal a declining enrollment in a department. The purpose of a review is to "look behind the numbers" to find out why New computer system the department is having trouble Committee to recommend with its enrollment, Moye said. to be operational by 1983 The number of majors that a department has is a "minor con- two groups get A.S. funds sideration" in determining the Admission time could be reduced quality of a program, Moye said, adding that enrollment numbers By Dan Nakaso could be deceiving in determining The Associated Students special vice president and chairman of the requests made next semester, By Jacquie Toth quality. "Some programs with small allocations committee will A.S board of directors. "I don't Spargo said. Students who apply for ad- optiona I scanner, he said. enrollment are good ones, while recommend tomorrow that the think A.S. should be a welfare Groups with events planned for mission to SJSU in fall 1984 may be Because of the time involved in some programs with larger remaining $299 in the general fund state." spring will then have opportunity for notified of acceptance up to a week keypunching or coding data, the enrollment are bad ones," he said. be allocated in two groups. A.S. Controller Robin Sawatzky some funds, he said. earlier than those who applied this admissions and records office The committee unanimously said the lack of money in the general semester because of a new com- receives updates applicant in- The $6,000 will come from an puterized admissions system. formation only once a week. Limited voted yesterday to recommend to fund has forced groups to raise their budget A.S.-funded ne which was never "Right now, it takes from Chambers said. !IIEINIMMIIME11111111 Noting that the memo was published, Sawatzky said. seven to ten days from the time an And if that information is written the same year that 'Any groups that want money will have to A.S. funded the magazine last applicant's file is complete to get keypunched or coded incorrectly, Proposition 13, the tax-cutting year. It was intended to be a soft - notification in the mail," said it takes another week to make a initiative, was passed by California wait until next semester. I don't think A.S. bound version of a yearbook. Edgar Chambers, director of correction, he said. voters, Moye said that a limited should be a welfare state' -- Rick Spargo admissions and records. "This In addition to the weekly state budget dictates that money "People were really en- ( the new system) should cut that printouts, the present computer must be spent on programs that are thusaistic about it in the spring," time down to three or four days." also provides student mailing a major role in CSU universities. "It the A.S. board of directors that $150 own funds. Sawatzky said. "But when last Last semester, SJSU's slow labels and more code cards or doesn't make any sense to keep be given to the Association of "To tell you the truth," she said, summer came and the work had to notification process was blamed by forms for future updates, he said. programs that aren't enrolling that Computing Machinery and $149 to "I haven't had people knocking be done . Dean Gerald Wheeler of the School By comparison, the SIMS many students," Moye said. the Pre-Law Association. down my door for the money." The special allocations com- of Social Sciences for causing admissions software is an on-line Melendy said that the 10-major A.S. officials said the general mittee will adjourn until some impatient applicants to enroll at system which will utilize the CDC minimum wasn't the only reason for fund probably will not have any Sawatzky said A.S. officials are money is added to the general fund, other schools. Cyber 170 computer scheduled to reviewing the Afro-American more money this semester. expecting about $6,000 to revert to she said. According to Chambers. the replace the CDC 1350 in August Studies major. "Any groups that want money the general fund sometime this The committee acts as a sub- new admissions system is part of 1983. The number is a "warning flag" will have to wait until next semester. committee for the A.S. board the "Student Information According to Paul Tsao, cediriwrimimio semester.- said Rick Spargo, A S But that money will go toward Ceraured in page B Management Systems" developed associate executive vice president by the CSU's Division of In- of information systems and formation Systems in Fresno. computing, the new computer will SJSU will become the thir- be purchased as part of a CSU Rain fells teenth campus in the 19-campus systemwide procurement to system to use, the system when it provide updated computers to all is installed here in November 1983, 19 CSU campuses. power line Chambers said. Campuses which already use Before the computer can be the system are the California State installed, however, the old Reserve An electrical power line apparently Universities at Dominguez Hills, Book Room must be remodeled -- snapped and fell into a gutter and tree on San Fullerton, Humboldt, Long Beach, at a cost of $650,000 -- to house the Carlos near Fifth Street Monday at 4:30 p.m Los Angeles, Northridge, Pomona, machine, Tsao said. causing University Police to rope-off the San Bernardino, San Diego, San Until this year, SJSU has been area. Francisco, San Luis Obispo and waiting legislative approval of No one was hurt, according to University Fresno. funidng to pay for the remodeling, Police officer Alex Dourov. Applications received at SJSU he said. Construction is scheduled are now processed on Police said the downed wire was the to begin in March. university's Control Data Cor- installed, the discovered by a San Jose fireman as he was Once computer riding through the area. poration 1350 computer using the will be leased by SJSU from CDC -'batch" system , Chambers said. of $20,000 a "It could have been a deteriorated wire at a cost month, Tsao that snapped with the tension of the rain," To add student information to said. Maintenance costs alone now a computer using in a hatch said Sgt. Bucky Harris. run around 810,000 a month on the system, the name, birthname and old computer, he said. Dourov said other wires still intact also other statistics must be either According to Chambers, the appeared damaged. keypunched on computer cards or new "on-line" systems will "I'm just waiting for a couple more to coded on forms that are read by an Uptield ft pep II come down," Dourov said. 3:1)Als_TACI r_DALLf FORUM Page 2 Tuesday, October 26 1982 EDITORIAL Students at SJSU apathetic

Who cares"

iligE YOU 681.102 OrP Tonev 1i4APl YOU WERE A YE= AGO? REAGAI.11980 The loss of a cultural cartoon

The new fall television series is well under way. teacher. They used to travel through time on the WABAC During the summer, such popular series as "Lou Grant" machine and Dudley-Do-Right, a very confused Canadian and "WKRP in Cincinnati," fell by the wayside. "Taxi" Mountie whose girlfriend loved his horse more than him almost rode into the sunset. "Barney Miller" had his (kinky, ain't it). headquarters turned into a city landmark. The personnel Ward is also the creater of the very funny "George of the Jungle" series about a buffoon of man whose pal Ape produce paranoia of "MAS1-1*" is finally going home this season. Poison pills talked like Ronald Colman and who thought his elephant, Shep, was a "big peanut -loving doggie." Shoppers look askance these days upon U.S. super- Extra -Strength Tylenol with cyanide. The company's But sadly, those days are gone. market shelves, and it's not the prices . . . it's the stock fell 13 points after the episode. Last season with both "Bullwinkle" and "Bugs possibility of deadly medicine or food being there. Johnson and Johnson also saw the name Tylenol go Bunny" on the air, there was a chance to see Saturday The Sept. 29 Tylenol deaths in Illinois shocked the down in history along with other infamous trade names: By Gary Lean morning television return to its glory days. Even though country with its senselessness. A madman or madwoman Edsel, Thalidomide and saccharin. All of these are Staff Writer both shows were reruns, they were more entertaining killed seven people with as much efficiency as a '30s bank somehow burned into our consciousness but Tylenol will than the new shows. remain there -- with a deadly twist. Now Bugs is the only one left, and the rest of the stuff Poisoning medicine or food is nothing new. is act-ti, cute animals (mostly dogs) or a rehash of live' In 1871, a Brighton, England, woman named action series now set to animation. Christiana Edmunds poisoned a half pound of chocolates Most critics of Saturday morning television say that with strichnine and left them on a confectioner's shelf. But there was one series that went off with hardly any it's junk, and there is cheap animation, gags and music. By Gerald Loeb Three months later, a 4-year-old boy ate a chocolate fanfare that is until now. Also there is a flood of educational and nutritional Stall Writer bought from the same shop and died. The boy's grand- Its stars were a moose and a squirrel. messages which for the most part father had bought the chocolates from the same shop' Let the trumpets sound! Let us all scream in our best are . . . ahem . . . BORING. Who says kids need to be where Edmunds had planted them. Peter Finch voices, "I'm mad as hell!" Yes, I'm talking educated seven days a week? Edmunds was convicted of poisoning in 1872 and about none other than "The Bullwinkle Show," a once- With shows like "Bullwinkle" kids were entertained sentenced to die. She was spared, however, and lived out popular kiddie program that NBC took off Saturday and so were the adults. It was one true family show that the rest of her life in Broadmoor Prison, a state institution mornings. everybody could watch and enjoy. robber with a machine gun. for the criminally insane. 1 But wait a minute. That damn phrase, "kiddie One of the best shows had Rocky and Bullwinkle But as bad as the original crime is, another more The poisoner who tainted Tylenol will eventually be program." is totally wrong. The show was aimed for joining up with the Bumbling Brothers Circus, run by terrifying possibility exists. Someone could poison more caught, and probably with the same ending as the adults more than the kids and produced more laughs than brothers Hugo and Igo. medicine, toothpaste or anything the average person Brighton case. After all, a person who does such a thing many of today's prime-time shows. Out to sabatoge the circus were the duo's arch could buy. must be insane, right? In fact, boys and girls, when the show premiered enemies, Boris Badenov and Natasha (Boo! Hiss!) One hears rumors of Visine being laced with As in any disaster, there are survivors to pick up the ' under the title "Rocky and His Friends" in September of It was Rocky's job to take care of the elephants while hydrochloric acid, burning out someone's corneas and pieces. 1959 (Rocky is the squirrel, not Sylvester Stallone) it was Bullwinkle was an animal trainer (he did this by playing blinding them for life. Congress will sponsor a bill in the aftermath of the shown on prime time. music with tissue, comb and paper). The American psyche has always had an un- disaster and the drug companies will have to take better "Bullwinkle" was created by Jay Ward who used to Boris had succeeded in foiling our heroes by putting dercurrent of sadism running through it, personified by protective measures of the drugs and food they sell. But work on the old "Crusader Rabbit" series. It was while he reduction pills in the elephant's peanuts. such senseless killings as the 1966 Whitman case, razor the problem is immense. There are now over nine million was working on that show that he came up with a series to The brothers of course blamed Rocky and told him he blades in halloween apples, and the Zodiac murders in the estimated drugs on America's supermarket and phar- be called "Frostbite Falls Review" about forest animals was fired. The narrator came on saying "Rocky fired?! '70s. macy counters, and the Federal Drug Administration running a radio station. Canceled maybe, but f ired !?" Such insane violence combines to sap one's belief in says the enforcement of such a bill would be almost im- (The well-educated college person should know that Well that maybe turned true. humanity. possible. Frostbite Falls, Minn., is where Rocky and Bullwinkle Look around. One can see the resulting paranoia in The bill will probably pass, as it should. live.) The shows live on in syndication, but I'll miss that many forms: car doors are locked (they never used lobe), Today, there is too much that is harmful to people. So when Ward left "Crusader Rabbit" he retained the extra spark that Saturday mornings had. "Bullwinkle" gun sales soar and the sale of alarm systems is a thriving chemicals in the water table, suspected and known rights to "Frostbite" and developed it into . . . aww, you made cultural references and drew much of its humor business. cancer-causing materials in our food and the effect of just guessed. from spoofing them. It's the moves like this that keep NBC But death in a medicine bottle is even more unex- everybody living -- all are threats to life and limb. Besides the moose and the squirrel, the show featured third in the ratings. pected. But no one expects to die by opening a bottle of such characters as Peabody and Sherman which was a Now if you'll excuse me, I'm going to step on some Tylenol manufacturers Johnson and Johnson, a Tylenol. No one expects to die of Excedrin Headache No. boy and his dog with the dog assuming the role of the Smurfs. respected drug company, suffered from the spiking of 9.

TALKMAN

'What do you think of the Tylenol deaths and what can be done to prevent future deaths like it?'

Asked in front of the Student Union.

"I think they've done "The drug companies "I would say "The plastic -shrink "I would say increase enough already. They have to be more careful. something to protect the wrap bill sounds like a good security. Some type of self recalled everything and the There should be something bottles. The shrink -tubing idea. It should be done, sealing should be done company is not to blame. I that makes the companies on the cap is the best bet." especially in these times. Something has to be done to think people are going to be put a special lid on the Pm Imam Look in the supermarket, prevent people from teary of medicine in bot- bottles. it's not going to nem Food Is in shrink -warp contaminating the bot- tles. " cost the company plastic " tles " Ma Daiwa anything." Pus Mindy Brew. Heipstel Manialme Mb Sp* Card ong Arrountong Undedsted grailuaim studeni hoshman Irein=

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Soviet immigrant tells another side Greeks' sniveling' appalls students agreed. I took about four steps on the dance floor when that group of guys Eder: Wier asked me to leave. I asked why and they said there was liquor on my Let me answer to Stokely Carmichael's speech at the S.U. am- I'd like to make a response to Sandie Smith's article on the Greek breath. Then they led me to the door quickly and gave me a good push phitheater on Thursday. Oct. 14. Generally, I consider any arguments struggle. to make sure I fell on the ground. with activists like him much below my dignity, but I feel insulted and I She started her article with "The Greeks are being persecuted at Lastly, I was stupid enough to see about a dance announced over have to say something. SJSU . Just as Hitler persecuted the Jews . " These are some the public address system during the Long Beach football game. First of all I want to comment on a point that is not going to be my pretty strong words to use in describing the conflicts that have oc- Waiting in a short line to get into the party, I met some girls and major concern here. "Zionism" is a term for the Jewish National curred between the Greeks and the police. I think the analogy is a bad suggested we go elsewhere for this dance because it looked dead. Liberation movement but anti-Semites of all ranks, Carmichael in- one. I was then pulled to the side by three guys who told me they were cluded, have been using it for their dirty purposes, because they know I'm not against the Greek system in any way. I am aware of the trying to make money and they didn't appreciate me telling anyone that they won't get away with using the term "Jews." contributions that the Greek system makes to the community. their party was no good and if I continued, I was going to be hurt. To call for the destruction of Zionism is a well -used anti-Semitic However, I am appalled at the amount of sniveling that is being I had a few words to tell them until they started pushing and cliche and is clearly a racist behavior. conducted by many fraternity and sorority members. finally I fell on the cement. I finally got the point. Fraternities are dangerous and I plan to He said: "Judaism was founded in Egypt and therefore has The police department did not make arrests because fraternities and sororities have been stereotyped. The people in question were keep away from now on. African roots." Judaism was founded by the Jews first of all. Jews Robin Kim went to Egypt but they had their religion. breaking the law and disturbing neighbors. They were serving liquor already been practicing Art Carmichael also concludes that "All the blacks should be anti - without a license and serving it to minors and they were very loud. only recently f1.1101 Zionist," because "Judaism is exclusive to one race." So what about The Greeks are fortunate that the police have

the numerous black, Arab and oriental Jews? And since when does the decided to address the problem. Anytime you break the law and step color of one's skin become a sign of the religion that he or she should on people's toes, you're going to get a reaction. practice? Aren't you a racist yourself, Carmichael? I think most people consider college students adults. Why not try to act like adults and accept the responsibility for your actions. Greeks life I emigrated from the U.S.S.R. not long ago and as a Soviet Marty Znmanet refugee, I think I have an obligation to let people know what they are drnosuation of Justice is 'wild like' dealing with. senor Soviets generally are very nice guys. The problem is. they have a very tough job. They've been doing this job for 65 years. That job is to If Greeks are trying to "help band's obnoxious amateur ren- kill. Reporter posesses a 'simple mind' improve life in our community," ditions of Van Haien songs, and took All this time, the Soviet party functioners publicly admit that they (Sandie Smith's Daily opinion, Oct. two more aspirin. 18) the place to start is not through are after the world, and will not rest until they turn it communist. Editor: until the hypocrisy of a "philanthropy," I couldn't sleep or study Through speeches, slogans, poems and songs, they have attempted to I would like to make a comment regarding Sandie Smith's article. when, ap- but in their own backyards. well past midnight. spread their propaganda. "Greeks struggle against a tarnished image . parently. the fraternity called the concerned with the Greek Yet the West has been smiling about all this as if it were a funny It seems that Miss Smith is very The only life I've seen Greeks police to force the several hundred joke. That's why what Carmichael was saying reminded me very system's image and also the fact that more people do not recognize its improve is "wild" life -- as in party. partiers to leave because they had objection is that I feel she was overly much of Soviet propaganda and made me question what he is working community sensitivity. My I live next door to a fraternity in run out of beer and were afraid of a dramatic in presenting her point. toward. the only non-Greek residence on a riot I take offense to her reference that the Greeks are being per- block near campus. I've never in In his speech, Carmichael said capitalism needs to be analyzed secuted just as Hitler persecuted the Jews. because I feel that it is a called the police to complain, nor, to Residents of our building have

order to realize the harm it does. And where else but in a democratic grossly inaccUrate comparison. the best of my knowledge, has any hardly been welcome at the capitalist society could he get a chance to publicly call for the How can one compare the degradation, suffering and death by gas other resident in our building, but fraternity's parties. One female in destruction of capitalism and get away with it? chamber of six million Jews to the inconveniences of police in- I've considered it too many times. the building was even kicked out It is ironic that Carmichael opposes the draft, because that is tervention in relation to Greek parties? because the fraternity didn't ap- When I first moved in, the exactly what the Kremlin is counting on. Who will defend America? I object to this comparison as I believe that there is no possible prove of her "unusual" clothes, president of the fraternity politely Carmichael should not have to worry about Soviet support of way to compare the two situations, unless of course, one happens to which apparently did not conform to asked if we wciuld mind a party and Somalia because they have helped Ethiopia before, but what he fails to possess a simple mind. their standard of prep uniformity. said anybody in our building was realize is that the Soviets will never leave African nations alone. Their I really do not think that Miss Smith meant offense by her article. invited. We agreed. We're not senior citizens or goal is to conquer it. She just does not understand the impact other writing. teetotallers -- the residents in the So. instead of demanding an apology, I recommend that Miss I spent that Thursday night in He also said that socialism is "sweeping" the world. The Soviets predominantly student community Smith read some books on the Holocaust in order that she may do a the library, because just listening to have been using rivers of blood to cover up the "sweeping." surrounding SJSU like beer and loud community service by becoming more enlightened and sensitive to the the band leader shout "testing, one, The firm political stance of the west will not lead to a war. Soviets music just as much as the frets -- Jewish community. two, testing" for half an hour also realize that any major war will be suicide. but it's unfair for us to have to Nadine t. miner straight as they warmed up gave me Carmichael claimed in his speech that capitalism "reduces people tolerate someone else's idea of a International Marketing a two Excedrin headache. good time, two, three, or four times to animals, makes them stupid and reduces their thinking." As a soolsomae former Soviet, I recognize it as well known Soviet cliche. a week. at 10 Certainly, capitalism today is far from being a perfect system. When the library closed Greek Greeks don't need to spend "a But it's the only viable one that mankind has to work with, It's the only p.m., I returned to find front lot of hard work and energy to one that works. I believe in human wisdom and I also believe that this Two parties prove physically harmful partiers'cars parked in our im- prove the quality of life country will never be called the U.S.S.A. yard. The band had posted fliers on around us" were scattered by absolving their guilt with toys for Alex Getter every car, and they Edna: I passed strangers on tots. All they need to do is shine their ''s Industrial Deson everywhere. Fraternities are dangerously conservative and if you don't follow walked inside. corroded image in the eyes of the senor my porch as I go their rules, you can be physically harmed. community and be considerate. S. I am a new student and being such, I went to some fraternity Male partiers were using our re parties the first week of classes. back yard as a spare toilet. Curie Boson

ill The first girl tasked to dance at the first party was surrounded by I retreated to my room, which Journalism California's north, five or six guys but she seemed bored. I asked her to dance and she shook with vibrations from the proof ed south battle rages es if te Editor. to any and all water they can get. :d - Send Tim Dutton back Zack, where the Southern California where he for example, to quench their Gtnte41 op INTERNATiONAI belongs, preferably postage due. gigantic thirst they chose to drain heck are you? COMES Mono Lake into their swimming nd He obviously has not the vaguest California is pools, which totally destroyed it. . 1II7 tut notion of what Northern Editor vf And currently they're sucking on about, if his witless tripe about the Where is "Zack?" "Sparen the Colorado River Sie to its demise, but 30C" North-South feud in Wednesday's Viennese style, with a touch of cinnamon .10 their lease on that runs out soon, so This semester, the lack of Chuck be Daily is to be taken seriously. they're going to solve that problem is making us upchuck. Your current he Northern Californian Tim, I am by destroying Northern Califonria's selection of "campus comedy" (and rig born and bred, although I have tread delta system via the Peripheral we use the term loosely is seriously GfItAtek, California soil when upon Southern Canal. deficient. The foibles of the SJSU he I think I'm sufficiently coerced. administration have a better CAW FRANCAiS chance to respond to your pitiful .0% " ',.'i',''(s' 0tirt BMW, qualified It's a water issue, Tim. That's of invoking a chuckle than those he trivialization of a major California what it boils down to. The issue is not "Economisez crude improvements upon stick 300" er issue. all the joke about the numerous figures. Smooth and light French-style 1111=1111111 I am one of those Northern banalities rampant in Southern on California life. The jokes are fun, but Californians who violently dislikes Indeed, Basilio Amaro's date ir- I we Northern Californians have our Gleta41 Food.. >: the Southern California mentality. will be gravely disappointed if he INTIERNATIONAI Coif( ES on quirks, too. would like to see the state split in purports to be the "real live car- m - half, but not for any one of the silly We just don't like being your toonist" that he is promising. One eaPiericano. "misconceptions" you ap- water faucet. We aren't greedy, but can only hope that Richard Simmons , y, P4stsN, 0100501 propriately discovered in a dor- answers the ad "Risparmia we haven't seen anything on the part 300" Creamy mitory toilet. of Southern California to handle any rich with an orange twist What Northern Ca4ifornia of your water problems other than to Ills the aggregate opinion of our dislikes about Southern California is beg, borrow or steal it from us. organization that the space used for attempts at raping our these comics be allocated for faculty I /I the repeated Few Northern Californians will parking IIPPE%22. Northern California environment forget the. drought of '76-77. We places. These weak at- 1rish51101.hatint ( i.e. stealing our water) so that the genuinely suffered during it. Are tempts at humor should be Tim Duttons of the world can inhabit you, Tim, even aware there was reevaluated and cancelled due to a a part of the state that should never lack of students' interest. Scibhail one? Northern Californians 300" Delicious, like a chocolate after have been populated in the first remember Southern California dinner mint place. behavior during that crisis. You Bringing back Beckum would by( a better investment than the Rec Southern California is basically guys really rose to the occasion. GENERAL .00E15.: Center. We propose that students a desert (culturally and IRTROOIATIONAI COMES No Tim, "disliking Southern donate the $10 semester fee increase geographically) that cannot possibly California" is not what we like to do to him. At least Beckum doesn't lie Suisse Mocha sustain the aquatic needs (and most, it's just a position we've been to us. SV055 snit 1551001CO1 if jtvERAGf abuses) of the millions of people who forced into. Southern Californians are "Epargnez live there. 300" Maybe after reading this letter J MChael Blue Rich and chocolotey Swiss either ignornant of this situation or you'll understand why. {mance it. Regardless, they choose to ignore D. 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By Mich.& J. Vaughn At a press conference for college journalists Sunday. the military," Brown said, "the only thing that's left is Gov. Edmund G. Brown, Jr. accused former President education, health, Social Security, highways, NASA, Gerald Ford of saying unemployment is necessary for the research -- the basics of what a public sector's all about." recovery of the U.S. economy. Brown said he would support alternative actions to "This strikes me as one of the most shocking things cut the deficit. such as deferring the third-year tax cut, I've heard in this Senate campaign, Brown said. "What closing tax loopholes, proposing new excise taxes on ( former ) President Ford was saying was that, in order to luxury items such as furs and jewelry, and slowing make the economic policy of this administration work, defense spending, specifically by canceling the MX millions of people have to be put out of work." missile program. Ford spoke Saturday night at a $1,000-a -plate dinner When asked if free education in California was dead, in Palm Springs for Pete Wilson, Brown's opponent in the Brown responded. "I hope not. People have to see U.S. senatorial race. Ford said he thought that most of the education as not just a personal privilege or right but as 11 million unemployed in the United States "understand an economic imperative. Wealth comes out of the human that we are going through a serious economic problem. mind. Every human mind that is not developed and en- Unfortunately, those people in the process have to couraged is wealth lost to the whole society." be. . unemployed." Brown said the cuts in education spending in Brown called upon Wilson to repudiate Ford's California were a result of increased tax -cutting in the statement state. "This is the most outrageous, unfair, and insensitive "The number one priority in California for eight years statement that I've ever heard an American political has been cutting taxes," he said. "We have cut taxes more leader make," Brown said. than any government in history. He challenged Wilson to let voters know whether he "I proposed in January a 6.5 percent increase in the agrees with Ford's statement by election day. Nov. 2. basic funding of schools. The Legislature had to take that Speaking on higher education, Brown said the federal out because of the deteriorating economy." budget -cutting favored by Wilson would further cut funds He said that an important part of education in the going to academic institutions. future will be "technological literacy." "The prime targets of the Republican budget - Earlier this year, Brown signed a tax-incentive Jon Althorns cutters," Brown said. -will be college scholarships, measure encouraging companies to contribute computers research programs, in NASA, in National Science for use in state schools. With Halloween just around the corner, a salesman at Larry's Theatrical Company displays one of the latest masks. Foundation grants, in the institutes of health. in USDA The press conference was at Hastings Law College in grants, and other programs that are meant to San Francisco. Journalists from SJSU, Stanford, Foothill help. . . people enhance their own skill through learning. Community College in Los Altos Hills, Hastings Law It's very clear from what Wilson is saying that he has College, Sacramento State. San Francisco State and chosen tax breaks over college scholarships." American River College in Sacramento attended. About 30 student journalists attended a similar Ghoulish garb sells fast Wilson favors the third-year. 10 percent income tax conference Sunday morning in Los Angeles. according to cut scheduled by the Reagan administration for next year. Brown aides. Brown said higher education would be greatly har- Brown was 50 minutes late for the San Francisco By Joanna C. Cote med by further budget cuts. conference, originally scheduled for 3:30 p.m., after I la I loween. It's that one day of costumes are sultans, pirates, According to the manager. "When you start curbing a $150 billion deficit, and you getting stuck in a traffic jam on the Ventura Freeway in the year when everyone can live Greeks and Zorro, Burns said. The Lorel, "E.T." has proven can't touch interest on the debt. . . and you can't touch Southern California. out their wildest (or not so wild) rental charge for these outfits everyone's favorite this year. The fantasies by camouflaging their ranges from $27.50 to $47.50, rental charge for the entire E.T identities under an array of depending on the accessories costume is $70. An "E.T." mask makeup and material -- all at a desired. All deposits depend on the costs $49. cost, of course. type of costume. Larry's has almost anything A.S. Board scheduled to vote For those who wish to rent a Dozens of masks, such as a one would want for a Halloween costume, it is a good idea to start half-pretty, half-ugly woman, a "spooktacular." From gorilla the search early because the closer hanging eyeball ghoul and U.S. chests to whips and chains, from it gets to Halloween. the more presidents from Ford to Reagan, glitter makeup to tinsel wigs, if its on free student legal services limited the selection. are available. The least expensive unusual, you can probably find it at There are two costume shops mask is $6.98 and the most ex- Larry's. By Dan Nakaso fairly close to SJSU. Campbell pensive is $57.98 -- for "E.T." the A San Jose attorney A.S. vice president and e re interested in one semester and see how Costume Shop is located at 1415 Extra -Terrestrial. For those who still can't decide told Associated Students chairman of the board. providing this to you." it works out after that. The Alameda and Larry's Campbell Costume Shop also what to be for Halloween or whose board of directors Wed- Jean Lenart, A.S. Steingart said the Theatrical is at 1687 W. San Carlos has an "E.T." costume, complete budget can't stand much strain nesday she would give business director, said past recession has caused a She said the attorneys St. with glowing stomach and thrift stores are a good place for students free legal coun- A.S. boards have budgeted greater need for com- would need space for At both these shops it is ap- fingertip, that rents for $67.50 with the costume search. seling if A.S. directors between $17.000 to $18,000 munity legal services. counseling and someone to parent that the skimpier the a $100 deposit. Truly original costumes are approve the idea. per year for similar legal She said she knows the make appointments. costume, the higher the rental Campbell Costume Shop will not often found in the usual places Lisa Steingart said she services for students. current A.S. cannot afford charge. The women's costumes be moving to 1095 The Alameda but come from the imagination and two other attorneys to pay her fees. Lenart said past legal are definitely more sexually Nov. 1. Customers should return Thrift stores offer many materials would offer free 15-minute The services were - services were run through oriented than the men's. their costumes to the new location, to work with and the prices are usually sessions to students for one "quite extensively used," But next year's board the A.S. business office on There are as many different which is just around the corner, reasonable. semester. Lenart said, but were might want to allocate the first floor of the Student types of bunnies, bees and black Burns said. After that she said. the dropped because of the funds for the service, she Union. cats as the imagination allows and Those searching for Larry's Two stores are offering Attorney sessions some of the outfits don't LEAVE Theatrical will have no trouble. As discounts on costumes for would have to be worked much to the imagination. Halloween approaches, many students. Rebecca's Hidden counseling sessions out, Steingart said, but According to Mrs. Burns, different characters such as Miss Treasures at 7134 Santa Teresa Free 15-minute generally two attorneys owner of the Campbell Costume Piggy and Captain Hook will be Blvd. encourages students to "dig could each work two hours Shop, Playboy bunnies. French standing in front of the shop on San up a costume" and get a 20 percent will be offered for one semester per week. maids, belly dancers and dance Carlos Street waving at discount. The Purple Heart Steingart said the hall girls are the most popular prospective customers. Veterans thrift shops at 735 if A.S. approves the suggestion attorneys would not serve women's outfits. Women who want Patrons will be greeted by a Coleman Ave. and 3076 Alum Rock a. students' legal to fulfill the fantasy of being one of haunted house and skulls hidden in Ave. asks students to "create a representatives. They these characters can expect to pay cobwebs in the front window and costume" and get 30 percent off, "T attorneys. regular cost . said. would primarily counsel $37.50 rental, plus a $50 deposit. "E.T." dressed as Santa Claus at until Oct. 27. Both stores request one "community legal service" Lenart said other at- and make referrals, she The most popular men's the store's entrance. student ID's. rur feel of $20 to $30 per hour torneys must be allowed to The A.S. has $299 in the said. could be negotiated if A.S. offer their services if the general fund to last the riv likes the service. board wants to pay for remainder of the year. legal services. The A.S. special di Steingart spoke to allocations committee will ve, directors during the public Steingart said she recommend tomorrow that Students for Peace avoid apathy forum portion of last works for a law firm and is all of this be allocated hou Wednesday's board "not looking for cases." ou meeting. "It's important for "We're willing to do it SJSU group endorses nuclear arms freeze, water conservation id people to have access to on a voluntary basis," ye. A formal vote will legal services," she told Steingart said. "We un- probably be taken at the board. "We're in- derstand you don't have the By April Heath e tomorrow's A.S. meeting, terested in community money now. We'll be Although apathy may between the United States initiative would also ac according to Rick Spargo, legal services. . and willing to do it at no cost for be a problem at SJSU, it and the Soviet Union and specify conditions for hasn't touched the would call upon the U.S. water uses and storage rot TED 0sS TFU4EAT"ri ISUPNle erTyB OA HI) politically active Students government to propose to from the Stanislaus River for Peace group this the Soviet government a and New Melones Dam and semester. freeze on testing, declares II groundwater ri According to club production and further basins to be critically member Jay Tompt, distribution of nuclear abused. vet THIS WEEK! student interest in the club weapons. The initiative also has grown. The main "The United States and establishes authorities with reason, he said, "is people the Soviet Union have duties including ability to To be shown t eel that the peace enough weaponry to kill the limit, control or prohibit movement is long over- world four times over," use of underground water. due." Tompt said. "It's "The conservation of ece 10/2 7 1 0/2 9 1 0/3 1 At least 150 students ridiculous." water is protective of have shown interest in the In the ballot, opponents peoples' futures," Tompt rf dub, Tompt said. "I don't of the issue state the said. "If we don't conserve think it's a fad. I think initiative would force the and let Southern California er people are concerned about United States to give up its drain it ( the rivers), it will the amount of money being bargaining power. be detrimental to the en- .pent on arms." Dee Chastain, another vironment." ig SJSU Students for member of Students for In the pamphlet, op- hit l'eace have endorsed Peace, disagreed. "We are ponents argue "hidden l'ropositions 11, the bottle entering a new phase of costs to taxpayers and a and can initiative, and 12, weaponry, where the consumers are enormous lu the bilateral nuclear arms weapons won't be dOtec- because water rates and freeze initiative; and 13, rible," she said. "After food costs will skyrocket." fte the water conservation that, the Soviet Union won't Proposition 13 would also initiative, among others, be willing to negotiate." create another high-cost which will appear on the "We need to take the bureaucracy, they say. Nov. 2 statewide ballot. initiative," Chastain said. However, Tompt "A Green Vote Rally," "and tell them that the referred to Secretary of featuring guest speakers American people want State March Fong Eu's Jay Tempt on those issues, folk dan- peace." statement in the pamphlet, cers, food and literature, is Students for Peace that no one knows how scheduled for noon to 2 have decided that much it will cost if the that all containers sold have similar laws such as p m. tomorrow in the Proposition 12 is good for proposition passes. have a refund value of not New York, Michigan and Student Union Am- the future, Tompt said, as less than 5 cents. It also Oregon health hazards are phitheater. is Proposition 13. He argued against the provides for redemption common. Bottles stored in "I think Proposition 12 opponent's view that food centers. grocery stores attract rats, is demonstrative of the Water Conservation prices will rise. "That's not Chastain said they say. rising realization of Intiative true," Tompt said. "Food Proposition 11 is par- "I've been looking in possible nuclear Proposition 13. a prices have been stable for ticularly important for the the stores lately," Chastain devastation," Tompt said. complex initiative, would the past 30 to 40 years." He Santa Clara Valley. In five said, "and I've noticed that Morris Daily Auditorium increase the respon- explained that, according years, she said, space in they keep the bottles in Nueear Weapons sibilities of the State Water to the theory of supply and dumps will be used up, but movable baskets in front of 7& 1 0 p.m. Freeze Initiative Reserve Board, according demand, demand fixes the by recycling beverages the stores. Most people According to the to the California ballot cost of food. containers, space will be wash their bottles before ( 'a lifornia ballot pamphlet, pamphlet. saved because not raw bringing them, to keep the Only $2.00 which is distributed to all Those responsbilities Bottle and Can materials will be needed to ants out of their house," registered voters, include development of Initiative make new bottles and cans, she said. The beverage Live on Sunset Strip Proposition 12 would conservation programs con- Chastain said. "Most rodents are Next week Richard Pryor identify the peoples' and protection of water- tainers initiative Oppenents of the issue after meat, not Pepsi," she ways The (Proposition II) requires argue FUNDED BY ASSOCIATED STUDENTS limmimilik concern about nuclear war and wildlife. that in states that added. f1)Afilf FEATURE Page .) Tuesday October A. 1982 Actress looks back on her long career From opera to Broadway to nightclubs

back to you," Lake said. "That's the magic of the her shoulders, put a frown on her face, and walked stiff - profession." legged and swaying). " I never wanted to do anything else but sing, and "It's presence, presence, presence that's so im- fortunately, I had the talent for it and it showed at a very portant:' Lake said. (She straightened up and smiled, her early age. I never thought of doing anything else." walk proud and graceful, her eyes making contact with her listeners). "You never have a second time to make a first impression." Lake's Father Her father, Mayhew L. Lake, was a composer and arranger who gave Lake her first musical training. At age Class 14, Lake was studying with Queena Mario, the foremost Her class at SJSU approaches the audition as a show. vocal teacher at the Julliard School of Music in New York. "If you go out and say I am performing for this At 16, she was chosen for the role of Tuptim in "The King producer, this director, and I am going to give him the and I." Then she had to make a decision. very best that I can do as a show, that's very different "In those days you had a choice," Lake explained. from saying, 'Oh, I hope he likes me, oh I hope he likes "You could go to Europe and continue in opera, or you me," Lake explained, her voice dropping to a mousy could go continue in musical theater. squeak.

"And I chose musical theatre. Because I didn't want to go to Germany for a couple of years, which is what you had to do in those days." Since "The King and I," Lake has also performed in "Flower Drum Song," and "No, No, Nannette," and has moved into nightclub entertainment and concerts. She is working in two concerts, one, "The Best of Broadway."

'You don't look at mishaps as anything, you look at them as getting through.'

and the other, "The Soul of Chanson." Her versatility is no accident. "What I think a real artist is is to be able to do just about anything -- and do it well," Lake said." And doing something well takes hard work and a willingness to do "the extra that no one else is doing. "For example, beginning in opera, and then being chosen for Broadway ("The King and I"). and then being chosen for nightclubs and then being chosen again for a major Broadway show ("Flower Drum Song". You don't think this is luck? Of course it isn't. It's damned hard work."

It does take talent to make it in the business, and Lake place 01 Rediscovery of roots doesn't pretend that her course will take the Lake's latest endeavor is a rediscovery of her French talent. roots. Her father was a French-Canadian, and her mother get the was French, though Lake was born in America. "You have to prove yourself with talent, but to Rims by Ban AhYou feeling that "Guy Lombardo began to talk to me about the French job you have to come in with some kind of on you.' -- and uzanne Lake, above discusses her performing career. A veteran of opera, Broadway and nightclubs, she is best known I.::: hz: role chanson (soul music)," Lake explained. "He said person will say, 'Hey. I'll take a chance that can be taught," Lake said. "I don't think you can just apostle Yul Brynner in The King and I." 'Suzanne, you're French aren't you? Well how come you're not doing more with French songs? You speak the encourage people blindly." language fluently.' So Dewey Bergman and I worked together and put out 'A tribute to Edith Piaf,' which was ly Kim Yee one of my more successful songs. "Because of Guy's pushing, I developed a whole new Nestled in a steep, winding mountainside is the Flower Drum Song," a Rogers and Hammerstein career, it opened a whole other area to me in my ancestry. home of Suzanne Lake. a singer/performer who production. A new pair of ballet slippers, which she "We do have roots," Lake said. "A year-and -a -half is most widely known for her role as Tuptim thought she'd worked in,was the cause of her downfall. ago I found my great-grandmother's house, and it was 1. The King and I." Down a dozen pebble-embedded "I was on the stairs to make my entrance, and! fell all just the way my mother had described it. It made an oncrete steps, at the entrance to her studio, the short the way down the stairs. It was a very dramatic scene -- impression on me." runette waits with a smile and a warm handshake. 'Color Print------eel With its back to the road, the house has a view and a mountain retreat. rivacy that almost qualifies it as a HOUR "When I came out here with "The King and I" in the What you give to the audience and what they bounce 47 iiddle 50s, I thought 'Gosh, what a wonderful place to ve," Lake said. "But how would you make a living?" to you. That is the magic of this profession. Film "And when I came out here in the middle-late 60s, I back hought 'Gee, what a wonderful palce to live -- but how Developing I muld you make a living? And then I came out here in the iddle '70s and I thought 'Gee, what a wonderful place to it couldn't have come at a worse time," she said. "I got up It is this broad professional background on which ve. and ad-libbed...but oh, the awful feeling I had. But I Lake bases her extension courses through UC-Berkeley 1/ ..tprieceProcessFull f ram C 41 i Lake, now 43, married UC-Berkeley professor George realized I had to pick up and go on. and most recently, SJSU. le Vos in 1974, and settled down to live in a "wonderful "You go on." she continued." At the time you don't "As a teacher, you have to have the professional r, it.., , , ,,,, Mosto accompany ,de, cut td:1 e ,s, Lstsell)," 11 30 r/egr 2 1 2 t_4,d, , ,E,4 lace" in Piedmont Pines, near Oakland. look at them (mishaps) as anything, you look at them as Broadway experience," Lake said. "I do think that when i In a career that began with opera and progressed to getting through. You have to get through in a professional you're teaching people, there's a big difference when you L mmmmmmm ....m..1...ma Iroadway plays, nightclub acts and concerts, Lake's " way." have been a performer on Broadway than when you have ig break" came at 16 with her role as Tuptin in "The If there are letdowns and embarassing moments, never 'trod the boards,' as they say. :ing and I" opposite Yul Brynner. It was a role she there are also rewards. "You have to prepare yourself for the audition. You ;Reprints-1m". erformed more than 1,300 times. "One of the reasons I love the profession so much is can't just say 'Hey, I'm going to audition. Isn't that nice? The memories have been both good and bad for Lake it's what you give to the audience and what they bounce I'm just going to lump myself over there' (she hunched I From negatrve Coupon must ,ver her 26 years in show business. II Accompany order Expires 10/31/82

Opening night There was that opening night in Los Angeles when she !Enlargements.; eceived a standing ovation. ADVERTISE There was the time her father died and she had to TIIE erform. 89' sl" m 10 (IN xm 8 x 10/31/82 There were many different happy and successful DAILY L .mmnisommesomm pening nights. And then there was "The King and I." As the character Tuptim, Lake wore a "fall" or long eig which falls below the shoulders. In one scene, the king (hips Tuptim to show that he is master. Kodak " It was the culminiation of the whole show," Lake ecalled. "But the whip took off my hairpiece. . . it ab- olutely ruined his culmination moment. "During curtain call, he took his bow and quietly lfted my fall off and threw it to the audience," she said. Another incident she remembered was in "The Copies

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San Carlo% St. (Feel free to come late or bring lunch) 4:z re 295-5511 T.-5 4 151111 the 'Lt4 fbALL f SPORTS Tuesday, October Palle 6 26. 1082 Bombs Away Lady Spartans shut out by Bears By Woke' Jones By Ronald Reeves Editor Revenge is sweet, and Sports Saturday evening at California's Kleeberger Field, it was also predic- table and somehwat merciless Crucial mistakes Ranked No. 9 in the nation going into the California Field Hockey Spartans Invitational, the SJSU field hurting hockey team (11-3) was upset by No. 11 California, Looking back on last Saturday night's football game 4-0 in the finale of the two- between SJSU and Fresno State, its not very difficult to day round robin tourney. 410 understand why the Spartans lost the game 39-27. Just The loss snapped the look at the statistics under turnovers and penalties. Lady Spartans' win streak The Spartans committed two fumbles, both of which at eight games. Mean- lead directly to Fresno State touchdowns and quarterback while: the win was a bit of Steve Clarkson threw four interceptions. In terms of sweet revenge for the Lady penalties, the Spartans were hit a whopping 10 times for Bears (10-4) who were 102 yards. upset by SJSU 3-2 earlier in The Bulldogs weren't much better in either category. the season. They lost one fumble on the second half kick-off, threw "We finished second in three interceptions and were penalized nine times for 72 the tourney, but I'm yards. But they were able to capitalize on the Spartan pleased with our play miscues, while the Spartans couldn't on the Bulldogs' overall," SJSU field mistakes. hockey coach Carolyn In fact, the Spartans made so many crucial mistakes Lewis said. "I think we in the second half alone, it's a wonder they weren't beaten played well for a team that any worse than what they were. played a game at 1:30 With the Spartans leading 20-19 early in the third ( p.m.) and another at 4:30 quarter. one of many fatal mistakes occurred. ( p.m.). Cal played a fine The Bulldogs had the ball deep in Spartan territory game, but it should also be when quarterback Jeff Tedford threw to the end zone on a noted that we were playing third and eight play. The ball was incomplete, but pass on an hour and a half's interference was called on Spartan safety Sherman rest." Cocroft ( the first of three SJSU pass interference calls on Junior link' Renee the night'. On the next play the Bulldogs scored. Chatas led the Lady Bears, Later in the third quarter, when the Bulldogs were who compiled a 4-0 tourney Ranked No. 1 on the Long Beach State, 3-1. once again driving, SJSU cornerback Ken Thomas picked record, past SJSU 13-1 in West Coast, the Lady Sophomore Melanie off a Tedford pass and returned it for a touchdown. the tourney. Chatas Spartans topped Stanford, Johnson scored three goals However, a clipping penalty nullified the score, the scored three goals on 3-0, to reach the finals. in two games to lead the SJSU field hockey Spartans could not capitalize on Thomas' interception and Spartan goalie Casey Junior forward Jeannie Lady Spartans to their players Lynne Mc had to punt. McClung in the cham- Gilbert paced the Lady tenth and eleventh victory Manus, above on a Still in the third quarter, with the Bulldogs leading 25- pionship contest. McClung Spartans' scoring attack of the season. scoring drive, and 20 and driving for another score the Spartans once again had given up one goal the with her eleventh and Melanie Johnson, at entire tourney going into helped them out. twelfth goals of the season Johnson, Gilbert and right, we part of a team the game. Meanwhile, while Lynne McManus The Bulldogs had moved the ball to the SJSU 26 yard Carolyn Shears each playing their best line, but a personal foul against the Spartans put the ball senior Shellie Onstead fired in SJSU's other goal. scored one goal apiece season ever according on the II. Pass interference was called on cornerback Gill added California's fourth "We probably played against Simon Fraser to coach Caroline Lewis. Byrd, moving the ball to the two yard line. One play later, tally. our best game of the season while Shears picked up an the Bulldogs scored. "Despite the loss to against Stanford," Lewis assist off of Gilbert's goal But the Spartans weren't through playing give away. Cal, I think we're finally said. "The win was a total to up her season total to .** With 1:37 left in the quarter Clarkson was intercepted. beginning to peak:: Lewis team effort. Meanwhile, five. A late hit by a Spartan player put the ball at the SJSU 19 said. "Most teams get Lynne McManus and The Lady Spartans yard line. An unsportsman-like-conduct penalty and complacent after clinching Kathy Wood's hustle beat Long Beach State for linebacker Mike Maurer's pass interference moved the a conference cham- served as a catalyst for the the second time this year in ball to the one yard line. where Fresno State took it over pionship. but we seem to be team." the nightcap on Friday from. getting better instead of In Friday's action. thanks to two goals by The first quarter wasn't much better, seeing the worse with each game we SJSU posted a 3-0 win over Johnson and a third by Spartans falling behind quickly 13-0. play." Simon Fraser and toppled back Allison McCargo. On the first play of the game. Clarkson fumbled the Photos by Gan **You exchange from center and the Bulldogs recovered on the 21. They scored a few plays later. But as many mistakes as they made. the Spartans did find some bright spots. They did develop a running game in the first half, something that had been almost non- Soccer team falls out of first existent this season. Running backs Bobby Johnson and By Ronald Reeves Ron Thornburg were most impressive in the first half. The SJSU soccer team has fallen a game behind the and Fresno State (3.0) think we're capable of winning the PSC. however, because Johnson easily had his best game of the season, rushing leaders in the Pacific Soccer Conference title race after "If we win our conference, we have an excellent we've played Cal and beat them ( in a tourney shootout ) for 103 yards on 26 carries. dropping a 3-1 decision to No. 9 nationally -ranked Fresno chance of making the play-offs," SJSU soccer coach and we always give USE, a run for their money." But as effective as the running game was in the first State last Saturday night at Bulldog Stadium. Julius Menendez said. "We have to win our remaining Playing before some 3,600 Bulldog partisans, SJSU half, it was almost unheard of in the second half. It was The Spartans, 4-1 in conference play and 8-5-1 overall, conference games to even have a chance at a conference jumped out to an early 1-0 lead on senior Joe Pimentel's apparent that Fresno State had not expected the Spartans are one game off the pace set by PSC co-leaders USF (3-01 championship now that we've lost to Fresno, though. unassisted goal 17 minutes into the first period. to run as much as they did. In fact, the Spartan offense Pimentel, who is the Spartans' leading scorer with showed a great deal of mixing up their game plan. They five goals thus far this season, beat goalie Andy Rico from actually ran the ball as many times as they threw it, 41 22 yards out after dribbling the ball past the Bulldog back times each. line and into Fresno State's backfield. But the Bulldogs made some adjustments at halftime. Calling what he sees, not what Ranked No. 1 team in the Far West. the Bulldogs ( 13- for the Spartan running game was nothing in the second 2-1 ) countered with a first and second half goal from half compared to what it was in the first half. forward Mark Masich, the first at 34:35 of the first half, With the loss. the Spartans dropped to 1-2 in PCAA he thinks is no problem for Scott and forward Rosendo Gutierrez at 44:28. league play, while the Bulldogs improved to 3-0. But this Masich's first goal was set up by reserve left winger team. if they can pull themselves together, can still finish Denis Odorico, who hit the heady freshman with a hard with a respectable 8-3 record. However, any chance for a By If.. Wong (tiling the job," Scott said. cross pass that Masich was able to guide past goalie Ryan California Bowl bid were for all purposes wiped out last Kayser’s going to 'Anybody can walk in and The setter's respon- Moore. Saturday night on the Spartan Stadium turf. bump it up in the air sibility is compared to the Odorico also recorded the assist on Gutierrez' goal Sprout's right there to set it watch a match and know catcher in baseball and the that put the Bulldogs up 2-1 with :42 remaining in the first up. Here comes Kayser quarterback in football half. Meanwhile, a feed from Gutierrez enabled Masich to with two blacker* right what's going on. The setter can do one of score his second half goal. *mitivadFir * * * there. Kayser splits the -- Steve Scott four things with the ball. "The turning point of the game hact to be when blockers and powers it into She can set it across the Odorico entered the contest." Menendez mid. "He got the the Washington State zone. Scott's advice for the -It's like going to a court to a teammate, set it crowd going and was instrumental in getting Fresno on Point for San Jose State." beginning volleyball fan is baseball game and trying over her head backward to the board twice in the first half." 411,1114,4111111nrore.... KSJS' Steve Scott an- to "just sit out in the stands to guess the pitch," Scott a teammate ( backset ). According to Menendez, the Spartans played in- nouncing a volleyball and follow the ball." said. "Don't try to read make a short set to a consistent soccer from start to finish against Fresno State match. "Anybody can walk in through the game." teammate (quickset ). or and will have to remedy the situation if they hope to make To SJSU senior Steve and watch a match and Scott defined some of tap the ball over the net it into post-season play. Capitol's low fares Scott, describing volleyball know what's going on." the jargon associated with when the opposing blockers "We played a real flat game against Fresno State," for his listeners on the Scott said. "You don't have volleball. are waiting for her to set Menendez said. "We can't continue to play this way and radio is as easy as counting to be a volleyball expert. $ETTER: In the Lady (dump). win the PSC. Cal and USF are both good teams and if we "What a break!" to 10. Just go and enjoy the Spartans' 5-1 offense, OUTSIOE HITTERS: These hope to beat them we will have to beat our every best " Wherever we fly, we have the "If I can understand it, game." Joyce Sprout is the are the players who block anybody can," said Scott, Scott, who had very primary setter. Her lowest unrestricted fares. That at the net from the outside. determined by taking the who has been the voice of little knowledge of responsibility is to be ready Fournet. Sandy Jones, Kim means no advance purchase, no They also receive the ball number of kills recorded by the Lady Spartans volleyball when he first to set the ball to a team- Kayser and Lisa Ice. from the setter and try to a player and subtracting minimum stay. We're always glad volleyball team the past started, believes fans can mate for a shot. NOODLE BLOCKER& The hit it into an opening on the the number of errors made. to see you, even at the last four years. "It's not dif- make the game com- she is on responsibility of te middle "Whereever other side of the net. That number is divided by minute. Make up your mind today ficult at all if you don't try plicated if they try to break the court, she has to get blocker is to block the SJSU's outside hitters the number of total at- and by tomorrow, you're on to analyze the game." down every play. there to set it up or she isn't are Gayle Olsen 1,inda opposition's shots. They your way! must be tall, quick and be tempts.A For reservations and informa- able to move laterally in .300 hitting per- your Travel Agent or front of the net. centage is comparable to a tion, call The Lady Spartans' .300 batting average, "but Capitol Air at 212-883-0750 in middle blockers are Jan it's hard to hit .300 in New York City, 312-347-0230 in TODAY Ilarman, Jodi Breding and volleyball," according to Chicago, 213-986-8445 in Los Arlene Ringer. Scott.' Angeles, 415-956-8111 in San 1)1 ADIANT AIL: This is commonly GENERAL RULES: In the Francisco or 305-372-8000 in T-BONE known as a "dink" or NorPac Conference, teams Miami. Outside these areas, "spike." It is an attack play a best -of-five mat- please call 800-227-4865 from an offensive player ches. The first team to NON ACADEMIC SCHFDOI INC BURNETT resulting in a point or side reach 15 points wins the (8-0-0-C-A-P-l-T-O-L). FEATURING MICK RONcoN out for the attacking team. match. Teams must win by RECEPTION ERROR: A at least two points. A 'Rock-a-billy" to Ballroom maximum of three 36 YEARS player on defense loses hits is SERVING THE PUBLIC FOR control of the ball, allowed by each side. The NOON/SI net is 7 The student union scheduling office.is now resulting in a point for the -foot -4 one-fourth opposition. inches high from the floor. ,an iranost accepting scheduling requests for the 1982 ! Arge. SERVICE ERROR: Any serve VOLLEY NOTES: SJSU, 14-5 fall semester which does not land safely overall and 7-1 in NorPac, in the opponent's zone. It has won 10 of MA,, Student organizations and camp., departmerw, II matches can be wide, long or hit the after sweeping Oregon who use student union space tor meetings and net. Stati. (15-12, 15-10, 15-11) other events should submit srherlidrier DIG: This recorded by a and Oregon (15-12, 15-12, 15- player when she dives or 13) last weekend, r requests by makes a brilliant play to The Lady Spartans NOV. 1st 1982 vela TriElowEsTFlar lot ptinrilv keep the hall alive. play the University of San HITTING PERCENTAGE: Francisco at home tonight. Compared to the baseball Game time is 7:30 p.m. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * hmded by A.S. player's batting average, Admission is $1.50. KSJS' the hitting percentage is broadcast starts at 7:20. luau:lay. &tube( 26. 1982 Noi / After New York marathon win, COMICS MARTIN THE SPARTAN DEAN FORTUNATI /6 1982 HEY WIARTi64/ CHt.CIL OUT MYPrkrW Salazar thinking of 1984 olympics CHARIOT' ITS FULLY ly.DA Dee) I

NEW YORK AP -- Alberto Salazar, winner of the "I feel overall my training is going great for the York City Marathon for the third consecutive year, is marathon," he said. "As for the 10,000, it is still a question entering a major cross-country championship and whether I will be ready Right now, I feel I'm one of the thinking about running the 10,000 meters in the 1984 top three in the world in the 10,000. But I wouldn't want to Dlympics. run it if I didn't feel I had a good chance of winning." Salazar out dueled Mexico's Rodolfo Gomez by four Salazar, unbeaten in four marathons and owners II: seconds and continued his domination of the New York the world's best time in the event -- 2:08:13 -- set in the race, winning in two hours, nine minutes, 29 seconds on 1981 New York race, said his slim victory over Gomez and rOlE15.4504.7 grelf7. Sunday. two-second triumph over Dick Beardsley in Boston six Norway's Crete Waitz was the first women's finisher months ago would help him. SCOTT SAAVEDRA St 2:27:14, winning for the fourth time in five years. "I'm sure that in the 1984 Olympics. the winner won't 00,4' :Vic *EN:6R Salazar, 24, was the first entry for the 10,000-meter win by one or two minutes like I did (in his first two New r ,56,4 EiTA National Cross Sce-t4 Ale) r4c, Country Championships Nov. 28 in East York marathons.)" GELEASY 'FOP (DOM 144 1105 MARE Rutherford, N.J. He said he expected his toughest competition in the IRE FiLiA ST In last year's cross he finished country nationals, Olympics to come from Toshihiko Seko of Japan, who, f4( ?LODE-DM second to Adrian Royle of Britain. according to Salazar, has a lot of pride and is a gutsy - . His father, Jose, disclosed that Salazar's older runner, and Australia's Robert de Castella, whose 2 : ea : 18 brother, Richard, 28, a Navy lieutenant, also would is number two on the all-time list. compete in New Jersey. Waitz said her main fears Sunday were getting to the Salazar won the Boston Marathon in April, set U.S. starting line in time and getting to the front of the pack for records for 5,000 and 10,000 meters during the summer the start. and finished second to Ethiopia's Muhammad Kedir in the "I had trouble getting there," she said. "At first, the World Cross Country Championships in March. race officials wouldn't let me there. I had to tell them who Salazar said he must now rest his injured left foot. He I was. Then, they recognized me and they let me there. suffered tendonitis about three weeks ago while training, Once she got started, Waitz, 29, led the women's pack. Zwilk alum but said the injury during the 26-mile, HEE takeIT SOP* WAILS. I 1050 wiersarioves illsneseql;) did not bother him "I needed that victory," she said. "it was two years since ,ggyir NOLJ: Pm ILLIP A. DeNotoN MORE VI ERt. 385-yard marathon. I had finished a marathon. It was in my mind when I stood NON5tMit. Salazar said he was gearing toward running the at the starting line. 'Could I finish?' It was important to marathon and possibly the 10,000 meters in the Olympics finish." for the United States.

The Overcomers will sponsor the Weekly Christian The Feminist Research Network will present Or. Fellowship at 7:30 tomorrow night in the S.U. Costanonan Samuel Henry from 4 to 6 p.m. tomorrow in DMH 241. Dr. rtx)m. Evangelist Bill Dahl will be the guest speaker. For Henry will speak on "Affirmative Action: SJSU in '80s. :Imre information call John Miller or Bill Dahlat 279-2133. For more information call Jane Boyd at 277-2617 or 277- Students For Peace will meet from 7 to 10 tonight in in the Hoover Hall dorm lounge. It will be an overview of 2707. the S.U. Costanoan room. Call Don Ballard at 294-9121 or assertive techniques for more successful job searches. The Campus Ministry will host a Bible study at 4 p.m. Larry Dougherty at 275-0627 for more information. Call Cheryl Allmen at 277-2272 for more information. morrow in the Main Lounge of Hoover Hall. For more The Physics Department will have a seminar on "The iniormation call Janet Kaul at 298-0204. Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence" at 1:30 p.m. Campus Crusade for Christ will present "Tuesday Penthouse Productions, the activity council of the top today in rm. 253 of the Old Science Building. The speaker Night Live" at 7:15 tonight in Hoover Hall. For more two floors of West Hall, is sponsoring a Candidates' Night El Conciluo will have a meeting concerning the will be Dr. Jill Tarter from NASA Ames Research information call Rich de Give at 280-5012. at 8 tonight in the Moulder Hall formal lounge. Chicano Resource Center dedication and leadership Laboratory. Call Patrick Hamill at 277-2940 for more Democratic and Republican gubernatorial candidates workshop at 5:30 p.m. today in the S.U. Montalvo room. information. The Gay Student Union will meet at 5 today at the Tom Bradley and George Deukmejian and Libertarian Call Andy Arias at 287-1283 for more information. School of Social Work at Ninth and San Carlos streets. Call Dan Dougherty will have local party representatives The Native American Students will have a powwow at Lisa at 277-2047 for more information. speak on a variety of issues. For more information call Students For Peace will have a Green Vote Rally from 6 tonight in Engineering 154. Call Alan Leventhal at 277- Doug Griffin at 277-8297 or leave a message at 277-3491. 12 to 2 p.m. tomorrow in the S.U. Amphitheater. 7479 for more information. T-Bone Burnett, opening act for The Who, will per- form at noon today in the S.U. Ballroom. The price is Slat The SJSU library will present Terminal Daze at 10. The Meteorology Department will have a seminar on the door. For more information call 277-2807. The Philosophy Department is having a 10:30 a.m., noon, 12:30, 2, 2:30, 4 and 7 p.m. today on the air pollution at 11:30 a.m, tomorrow in Duncan Hall 615. Student/Faculty Colloquium at 4 today in the S.U. first floor of Clark Library. Call Laura Osegueda at 277- Walter Dabberdt, deputy director of the Atmospheric Career Planning and Placement will sponsor a Almaden room. For more information call Janet 3712. Center at SRI International, will speak. workshop on "Assertiveness For Job Hunting" at 2 today at 277-2871.

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Tuesday October 26. 1982 Page 8 PARKING SJSU Affirmative Action Canunued horn pals 1 members, who were attending a tend the evening's meetings and the City Council had decided during policy changes meeting in San Diego. were not notified of the deferment. their Oct. 12 meeting undergoes to defer their report to today's meeting. Fullerton sid she was not upset Fullerton said the council knew Because of this confusion, at the sudden deferment last week, ahead of time that some of its Fullerton said, she attended last New procedures for complaints in effect but she added that the council should members would be absent from last week's meeting to inform the have been more considerate of the week's meeting. It would have students that the report had been qudents who were planning to at- caused less confusion, she said, if defered, By Kathlyn Warren Since June, SJSU's Affirmative Action p gram has plaints. taken on several changes, according to Samuel Henry, In order to reach goals of employing women and coordinator of the program. minorities, a formula developed by the Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs is followed. The goals for the program replaces the one used A new policy were mandated by the CSU chancellor by an executive duty changes for the Affirmative since 1975 and involves order issued in April 1981. Henry said his office expects to REVIEW Action coordinator, changes in handling complaints of meet those goals. discrimination made by disabled workers and small Conunund Nun page I changes in procedures for filing discrimination com- Henry is responsible for record -keeping and reporting that indicates problems in the department. he said. to terminating the major, Melendy wouldn't elaborate, to CSU officials, trustees, the state and federal govern- Melendy said that the review will deal with the saying that such suggestions should first be presented ment, as well as SJSU President Gail Fullerton. The quality of the department, its faculty, the performance to the review committee. program must maintain compliance with all of these of its students in the department and declining Melendy said that enrollment in such social agencies. enrollment in the department. science departments as Afro-American Studies is declining because students today are more interested Melendy denied contention by, that the review is "It takes a lot of people to make a university run," in earning degrees that ensure easier entry to the job a first step in drsmai tling the department Henry said. "We do a pre-employment review of everyone market. hired on campus."

He also said that many of SJSU's lower-income According to Henry, there are 3,000 full-time em- 'The review is to see students are not interested in becoming ployees at SJSU, half of whom are instructors. "philosophers" but in getting degrees in more Henry said there are two types of cases which often if the major can afford marketable fields like engineering. come to his attention: when somebody has applied for a "Many students whose parents didn't attend job, didn't get it, possessed the qualifications and felt college are more interested in entering the job market there was discrimination used in the hiring process, and to be part of the when someone gets a bad evaluation or is fired. He said all and can't afford to become philosophers," Melendy cases remain confidential. curriculum' -- Melendy said. "We cannot comment on any personnel action," he Melendy said, however, that students who want to said. major in departments like Afro-American Studies can do so. -The committee may decide to strengthen the "We still get a fair amount of 'comparable worth' department." Melendy said. Stressing that SJSU is committed to having ethnic complaints." Henry said. Comparable worth is involved Although he has "some alternatives" to ter- studies on campus, Melendy said that "The review is a when the same or similar task is performed by two people, minating the major, Melendy wouldn't elaborate, self-study for the Afro-American Studies Department one male and one female, but the male is paid more. saying that such suggestions should first be presented can afford to be a part of the curriculum." Henry thinks the reason comparable worth is such an to the review committee. No date has been set for the review's completion. issue on campus is because of "the amount of con- sciousness has been raised in this area."

"I hope the women on campus have confidence that something will be done within the system." Henry added. Women make 59 cents for every dollar made by men, COMPUTERS 'It takes a lot of people to make a Henry said. He said disabled women had an annual fulltime. average salary last year of 82,700, working Continued t rem peso 1 university run. We do a pre- enable admissions staff members to enter applicant in- procedures at SJSU, "we're still relying on students to get "The disabled are discriminated against," Henry formation directly into the computer via seven terminals their documents in,"Chambers said. employment review of everyone said. He said policy changes in the handling of complaints housed in the Admissions and Records Building. Built into the system, however, is the ability to made by the disabled have to do with how he sets up in- automatically send missing-document notices to ap- hjired on campus,' Henry said. vestigations of them. He said he has received only one Under the current "batch" system, computer center plciants every two or three weeks, he said. complaint from a disabled person this year. personnel are responsible for entering data, he said. Because input on the new computer will be done "As a result, I think we will get files filled much faster directly on the terminals, he said, updates will be and thus complete admissions more quickly," Chambers available every day rather than once a week. said. Another advantage of SIMS is that it may help SJSU Besides providing mailing labels, the new admissions brighten its image. system can also produce missing-document notices. "(The SIMS software) will provide us with the op- space-reservation notices and evaluation forms, portunity of marketing the applications process at SJSU," Chambers said. Chambers said. "We will be able to put some Missing-document notices inform student applicants professionalism into the documentation going out of of which documents, such as Scholastic Aptitute Test here." scores or high school transcripts, are required by SJSU SIMS programmers are also working on computer before their application can be evaluated, he said. software to handle registration, transcripts and records As required by Title 5 of the State Education Code, maintenance, according to Jim Morris. DIS program reservation notices will inform student applicants that manager. space is reserved at the univesrity for them should they be At CSU-Fresno, SIMS' pilot campus, testing is being found eligible for acceptance. performed on registration software scheduled to be operational there in fall of 1983, he said. Evaluation forms would inform admissions evaluators that a student's file is complete and ready to be If all goes well at CSU-Fresno, Morris said, SIMS evaluated. Chambers said. registration software may be available at SJSU by fall Although the new system will speed up admission 1984. GENERAL FUND Casitiamid ham pis I of directors and makes recommendations on how the Jonathon Hollandsworth, secretary of the group. said general fund should be spent. "we're asking for supplements to the basic necessities. "tButi if there's no money, there's no reason for We're going to have to foot the bill some other way." special ( a llocat ions) to meet," Sawatzky said. The money will pay the group's mailing costs but will The Association of Computing Machinery requested not cover the total cost for the group to administer a Pre- $100 to mail fliers and letters to its 40 members and also to LSAT examination to about 60 students, he said. computer science students, to increase membership. The group requested another 850 as a "contingency The LSAT is a law school admission test. The Pre- fund LSAT is a practice examination intended to give students an idea of what the LSAT is like. ACM officials said they had no specific idea where the Hollandsworth said the pre-law association is not a money might go. "fun-type" organization. K gold College Rings. Special allocations committee member Greg Ruppert called ACM a "beneficial group . . directly related to Instead, he said, the group attempts to help pre-law th? school for computing machinery." students who otherwise have "very little guidance or direction" at SJSU. Ruppert said the A.S. allocation would benefit the The group, which has about 50 members, will use the group and would help it be "self-supporting" because A.S. funds to mail newsletters to pre-law students on letters would help generate membership. campus, according to Hollandsworth. 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