LE)AhTAN Serving the San Jose State University Comntunity Since 1934 Volume 90, No. 62 Wednesday. May II, 1988 Research shows many athletes don't graduate

I vague 1985 players Cimoli, Aimonetti It you look at other programs like Berkeley or even Stanford, they 1 in 31 graduates see academics as first and athletics Out of 31 seniors on the are still trying to earn degrees as second, but that's not how it is at 1985 Spartan football team, SJSU, Aimonetti said. "They just By Kathy White but the university has no records of want to keep you eligible. It's really only one has graduated and Daily staff writer its student-athletes and their gradua- scary. You're there for five years only one is still attending Mike Cimoli played football tion success to show otherwise. and you don't get a degree." school. under a scholarship for SJSU for Recently the athletics department James Bryant, chairman of John Aimonetti and Mike four years. Five months later after has begun charting the success rate SJSU's human performance depart- Cimoli, seniors on that team, ending his career here in December for student-athletes, realizing a need ment and a sports sociologist, says 1985. Cimoli dropped out of school for such statistics. Some former stu- the problem is not unique to any one are about one year away without a degree. He is currently dent-athletes have lived the reality of school but is a problem across the from earning degrees. manager of a Thrifty store in his low graduation rate. nation. Aimonetti. a human per- hometown of Manteca. "The system takes care of you "(Professional) baseball players formance major while at Cimoli is not the only one to slip and then it drops you." said John have the lowest number with only SJSU, plays professional through the academic cracks of Aimonetti, another 1985 senior on about 15 percent holding degrees." SJSU. He was one of 30 seniors on the Spartan football team. Bryant said. "Less than 50 percent football with the Canadian the 1985 Spartan football team that Aimonetti has also not received of the players in the NFL have de- Football League. did not graduate. Only one player his degree, dropping out of SJSU in grees and basketball has just about Cimoli, a business major has evergraduated from that team. May 1987 after trying out for the Na- 35 percent with degrees. while at SJSU, is the man- Coaches, administrators and some tional Football League's Denver "It's a form of exploitation," John Aimonetti Mike Cimoli ager of Thrifty's in his student-athletes say this 4 percent Broncos. He just signed a two-year Bryant continued. "(School recruit- Kan/Imre irdl Irving for degree graduation rate is not representative contract with the British Columbia ers) go into their homes and con- hometown of Manteca. of SJSU's academic performance, Lions of the Canadian Football See ATHLETE. page 5 Sha-boom, sha-boom CSU faces severe cuts

have permailentl) alteied people's Fullerton investment practices, coupled with the volatile nature of the stock mar- predicts deficit ket." Fullerton said. "Whatever the source, a lot of people filed for an extension date for of $1 billion paying their income tax. Next year will be a very difficult year. We may By Hazel Whitman not have the luxury of responding." Daily stall writer Fullerton said. A budget shortfall predicted to range from $800 million to SI billion The depth of effect that the forced is expected to hit California State belt tightening will have on SJSU re- universities during the upcoming mains uncertain. academic year. SJSU President Gail Terry McCarthy, Associated Stu- Fullerton said to the Academic Sen- dent vice president and president- ators on Monday. elect, declined to comment about the The annoucement, delivered as possible effects to the campus of a the President's final report to this budget reduction near St billion. year's Academic Senate. was said to likely deliver "a one-time stiff cut" A.S. President Michael McLen- to state universities. nan was not available for comment Fullerton said one cause for the Tuesday on the subject of budget budget deficit is thought to have re- cuts. sulted from a change in the capital gains laws. Fullerton said she had been in- Federal Congressional action formed of the university's impend- specifically, the passage of the 1987 ing financial troubles at a meeting tax reform act resulted in the re- which the Chancellor and Vice peal of captial gains tax. Changes in Chancellor of the CSU system at- tended. Kendra Luck -- Daily stall photographer laws pertaining to profit, or capital gains, became effective for the April The disclosure took place as part From left, Becky West, Jenny Meltzer and Sandy Suklow make up Pastiche, which performed to an enthusiastic crowd 15 tax -filing deadline. of a regular monthly meeting of the "The change in capital gains may See MONEY, built pave White shirts Senator asks for committee to study pre-test recognize By'sic Vogler a member. lot &Linn' in i itiii kills. the Daily staff writer "We have a good voice." he said. university established the new I (X)W policy to Seeking a way to "avoid charging students At lust week's Senate meeting. Walters pro- 'It really will be out of our compensate for this decline. gay rights S25" for the 100W pre-test. Academic Senator posed that financial aid packages be adjusted Displeased with a "lack of student involve- Jim Walters proposed Monday that a commit- to pay for the WST. He said that loans and hands. We've got to give ment" in the issue, she said that students By Duni Parkin tee be formed to examine the issue. grants should be expanded to help certain fi- should lobby the state legislature through the Daily staff writer Fearing that the issue might he forgotten nancial aid students. the test.' Associated Students. Some SJSU lesbians and gays. during the summer. Walters moved that an 'It seems fair to everyone involved.'' Wal- Wiggsy Sivertsen, "I think that students need to become ac- and supporters of these people's "appropriate committee" develop a policy ters said, adding that financial aid recipients SJSU counselor tive." she asserted. "I found myself last week rights, will be wearing white shirts next fall which will help students pay for the should pay for the test according to their re- being the lone voice in the Senate. Thursday to make people more Writing Skills Test. sources. "It will still require some commit- "You folks are getting nick led and dinied to aware of their presence on campus. "We have a commitment now," he said. ment (from students).'' doesn't have the power to force a change. death." Sivertsen said to the students. Gay and Lesbian Alliance "They can't ignore it." Aside from Walters' proposal, the Aca- "It really will be out of our hands," Sivert- Terry McCarthy, A.S. vice-president and (GALA) Co-president, James Al- They" referred to the members of the Aca- demic Senate has made no other plans to "ease sen said. "The university is stuck. We've got president-elect, agrees with Sivertsen. dona. said. "This is basically to demic Senate executive committee which will the financial burden" of the WST. to give the test.** "I'm not in support of students picking up make people realize that when they review the fee issue next fall. Walters said the Wiggsy Sivensen, chair-elect of the Senate, Blaming overcrowded classrooms and poor the administrative costs of a test placed say anti-gay remarks or suggest anti - group will then pass the issue to the Financial said the state should cover the cost of the test. instruction from junior colleges and high on them by the administration,'' he said. "I'm gay violence that gays or their sup- and Student Affairs Committee, of which he is She added, however, that the Senate itself schools, she said the stale "bears responsibil- against the whole philosoplo, porters are around and hearing it." GALA plans to post fliers around campus and send letters to depart- writing ment heads alerting the campus of Black graduates hold own Annual contest rewards 'bad' their cause. By "It would be nice to have the Kara Myers heads of fresh rain on the hood; she SJSU Physics Professor Brian whole campus involved." Aldona commencement ceremony Daily staff writer was a woman driven - fueled by a Holmes won in the puns category for said. Had writing is the epitome of in- single accelerant and she needed the following sentence: Aldona said it is very difficult to By Lisa Walker for Black Graduation and a sults to the English language and a man, a man who wouldn't shift "Once a month, when the moon is be gay on the SJSU campus because Daily stall writer uating senior, said the conuintioc usually will not win you kudos or the from his views, a man to steer her full. Reverend Jim Bleaker and his of the many anti -gay remarks he SJSU and Santa Clara Univer- is expecting approximately 70 respect of your teachers. But in sonic along the right road: a man like All lovely wife Teddi invite members oh hears. sity black graduates, will attend a graduates to participate. cases, it could win you a lot of rec- Romeo. the church to the parsonage tot an "Even some teachers are very, second commencement in recog- Smith also said they expect ognition. Sheeley will receive a word pro- evening of hymn singing, followed very anti -gay." he said. nition of their accomplishments over 400 family. friends, faculty cessor for her winning entry. See CONTEST. hail page during their college careers. and community members to at- The results are in for the seventh business professor says a lot "One The Sixth Annual Black Grad- tend, which is double last year's Bulwer-Lytton Fiction Contest con- racist and gay remarks." Aldona of uation will be held May 28 at 1 attendance. ducted by SJSU English Professor said. "But people still like him be- p.m. in the SJSU Theater. The "I think it's really growing and Scott Rice. Rice is presently touring cause he's an easy grader and they committee chose the theme of "A it will continue to grow." Smith the media circuit to promote the third funny." ROTC programs hold ball think he's Celebration of Black Achieve- said. hook of bad writing called "Bride of lesbian and gay peo- Aldona said ment." Smith said there is great partic- Dark and Stormy . ' keep a low profile, not ple like to "Black students need a support ipation from graduates because but be- This year's winner is Rachel only to avoid discrimination system that says. 'We're behind "for sonic, they feel it's more know you Sheeley, a journalism student at cause "people don't get to you, we support you and keep up personal as opposed to the main Three-star general if you're gay. They automatically Franklin College in Indiana. Her the good work,' " said Nehanda commencement. Smith also winning sentence was: put up a harrier. Imara, a member of the gradua- said that blacks are not excluding speaks to members "I don't go out there and parade, tion committee. themselves from the main cere- "Like an expensive sports car wearing a pink shirt because I want lmara said Black Graduation is mony because the majority of fine-tuned and well-built, Portia v, of Army, Air Force people to get to know me," he ex- also a form of building a stronger graduates attend both cere- sleek, shapely and gorgeous, her red plained. sense of unity among black stu- monies. jumpsuit moulding her body, which Aldona hopes that White Shin dents, as well as helping them de- "Retention is a strong issue in was as warm as the seatcovers in H See page 6 Day will make straight students real- velop a greater sense of purpose. the black student community, and July, her hair as dark as new tires, ize that gay people are not a threat. La Kecia Smith. chairwoman See GRADUATE, hack page her eyes flashing like bright hub- See GAI.A, hack page caps, and her lips as dewy as the Page 2 Wednesday, May II, 1988/Spartan Daily

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rso.. 7,),r1/si\ \*I %\, .. I r Julie Rogers Can you say ineptitude? Published for the University and the University Community boys and girls' by the Department of Journalism H), and Mass Communications It's such a beautiful day in the neighbor hood, won't you join Ms. Rogers in her last sar- Since 1934 donic rendering. Can you say: high horse'? Let's trot over to the Aquatics Center. Oh, I'm sorry boys and girls. you can't bring your swim- suits yet because it won't be ready until school lets Letters to the Editor out. Yes. I know they promised us it would be fin- ished last August. Can you say: misappropriation of funds'? Can you say: mismanagement'? Contraceptive ad was offensive You see kids, there's this green ugly monster Editor. called cost-overruns that have attacked the project, On Monday. Apr. IN. the Spartan Daily published an forcing administrators to increase student fees. advertisement for "Today Contraceptive Sponge." This ad was offensive and sexist and it should be disconti- Can you say: passing the buck'? nued. The caption. "Too had she didn't know what to There's SJSU President Gail Fullerton, right do... was coupled with a picture resembling the mother now. Let's ask her who will have to pay for the goose nursery rhyme. "There was an old lady who lived extra expenditures. in a shoe. The ad implied that the woman was at fault "We must act now, because now is the time for for getting pregnant. and also that choosing a birth con- the future. Let the planets decide," Fullerton de- trol method was solely her responsibility cried, as she briskly side stepped away. If I studied ni biology correctly .it takes two parties, Just then a group of burly girls carrying field male and female, to make a baby. It is not just the fe- hockey sticks began chasing Fullerton who had male's responsibility to obtain and use birth control. started to sidestep even faster now. Furthermore. the ad insults the intelligence of Perhaps the team confused Fullerton as a globu- women by implying that we rely on the effectiveness of a lar ball. Or maybe they were upset about the immi- "last-minute prayer, for our birth control. nent athletic cuts. In this, the age of AIDS and sexually transmitted dis- eases, it is most important that both parties in an intimate Fullerton can side step quicker than the av- relationship review the possibilities, not just the female. But Stephanie Panousis erage fiddler crab and left the girls in the dust Freshman of their own bewilderment. I Thera! studies That was close, boys and girls. What was that Issue: Ban beer and wine ads from TV? about, you ask'? Can you say: sexual discrimina- Those who erred should pay tion'? Can you say: insensitivity to student-athletes! The administration must make budget cuts Editor. somewhere and why not start with the women's I have been leading the ser les of letters to the editor sports'? Didn't your parents tell you that boys are on the Rec Center cost overruns. 1 ant shocked that the Pro: Drink beer; don't think beer better than girls anyhow'? That young ladies don't administration expects the students to absorb the costs in I watched toui innings tit a tele- ,inyttung. play sports, that they should be preparing them- our fees. vised A's game Saturday, and over Finally, lest anyone think we'll selves for motherhood'? It was an administration foul-up that caused the cost lose entertainment if we lose the course of an hour-and-a-half, 12 beer Besides, the extra funds could be used to give overruns in the first place. This Rec Center is supposed commercials, think again. We beer commercials appeared on the cer- more privileges to the football team. They are, after to benefit the students so that they can relax and relieve tainly get plenty of Rodney Danger screen before me. - all. our No. I box-office hit. At least that's what some the pressures of school, home and work. But, with field and Now. Ini a big guy. but even I Bob Uecker, by far the fun- Fullerton thought when she approved of construct- these added fees the Rec Center will not begin to fulfill niest suds can't down a 12-pack in 90 minutes. salesmen, outside of beer ing an additional 3,000 seats in Spartan Stadium. its expectations. How can we. as students, relax and commercials. I had to pause and wonder: do we Or was it a factor that adding an extra 3,000 seats to enjoy this facility when we are expected to pay for the really need such a saturation of beer And anyone who clings to 60 sec- mistakes of the administration'? the stadium would qualify SJSU in Division I -A advertising on television? Do we onds of salesmanship as entertain- football? The fee increase should not be asorbed by the stu- ment needs really such commercials at all? to be introduced to some Administrators are still in a tailspin about how dents, but by the officials who originally made the mis- real comedy, and to take a class in There are some very good reasons they are going to settle that expense. take. Why should we pay for something we had no say subliminal advertising. for taking beer commercials off tele- Jeff Elder Fullerton manages the school's budget the same in? Why should I pay for something that probably will vision, as the I would never deny that beer com- Federal Communica- way Ronald Reagan handles the nation's deficit not he built by the time I graduate. Did we vote to raise tions mercials are well -made. They should Commission has periodically tween the macho guys inevitably by cutting programs such as social securityto fi- our fees? We live in a democracy and in a democracy all be. We consumers spend billions on considered doing. portrayed in beer commercials and nance immense projects such as Star Wars. the people have a say. But in this case it didn't happen them yearly. But using Consider the fact that beer compa- the amount of American violence their quality Smaller programs such as field hockey will be that way. Why? as a defense is like saying Lugers are nies frequently sponsor television that is linked to alcohol. cut at SJSU to compensate for overwhelming pro- Stephanie Panousis wonderful weapons as an argument programs like ball games and coin- And other messages in beer com- jects such as the Rec Center and Project '88, the I reshman against gun control. edy shows like "Saturday Night mercials are just plain ridiculous cre- new Engineering Building. I Mural Studies you've ever Live," which have a high percent- dos for American adults to live by. What is the best beer Can you say: "Fullertonomics?" age of young viewers. Guiness'? Bass'? Consider Old Milwaukee's ad tasted'? EKU? Administrators take pride in the Engineering Paper biased, lacks coverage In a society that many times have you is struggling to campaign that states. ' It doesn't get Beck's? How Building. Someone should inform them that it actu- control alcoholism and drunk commercials for these Editor, driv- any better than this. Yes it does, seen T.V. ally looks like an oversi/ed public restmom. After being ievently given an assignment in my Eng- ing. I'm not sure we want to teach guys. beers'? Now think about how many lish 1B class. I began to thoroughly review the format of people for their entire childhoods Fishing in a river with your bud- times you've seen a Bud or Miller or the Spartan Daily as research for my English paper. that successful and attractive adults dies and drinking King Cobra commercial. administration officials should con - cheap beer is Perhaps As expected, this newspaper is not just read by SJSU all drink beer. We need to protect great, but it's not better than eating Drinking beer is an American rite skier holding a political rally in Spartan Sta- faculty and students. The general public, including people's freedom of choice against lobster and drinking Dom Perignon of youth. It is a tradition at ball dium with the proceeds going to all of SJSU's alumni, are also interested in the progress of SJSU be- inadvertent mind-control. at the Four Seasons with the woman games and other outdoor events. It is misguided projects. coming a well -respected school across the nation. But And the messages of many beer of your dreams. Let's get real. a relatively healthy form of recre- But who could we have to host this rally, boys after reading the newspaper, they are often misinformed commercials are unhealthy, mislead- And, of course, if we're going to ation, and frankly I enjoy it more and girls'? Jesse Jackson, you say'? or misinterpreted of other activities. ing and ridiculous for adults, as talk about ridiculous messages in often than I should. It would seem logical that Jackson would hold a For example, the SJSU Greek system is often given well. beer commercials, Spuds MacKen- I don't think we need Hollywood rally at SJSU because it has a high minority enroll- negative opinions by people who have never even been Considering the following lyric lie, that bitchy stud, has got to be role models showing us how to have ment. in a function run by fraternities or sororities. They have from a Budweiser commercial: the topper. fun. Drinking beer is easy. We don't But no, Jackson would rather rub elbows with both donated a tremendous amount of time and energy "You're havin fun in the sun and Just what is the message of a com- need instruction in what to wear and scholars from a more prestigous school such as into helping the homeless, children's playgrounds, and there's nothin; nothin' you can't mercial where women are falling all how to act when we socialin. Stanford. raising money for charity. do. That is the last message some over a female dog? As Judd Apatow, We don't need multi-billion dollar Yes, Jesse Jackson, who allegedly upholds the The newspaper lacks the ability to inform the public guy with a macho complex who's host of this year's comedy competi- corporations controlling our minds rights of minorities and the downtrodden, and now of local and world news in more detail and coverage. If ripped on beer needs to hear. Om said, it must be that if you get on something that should be free and he can't find the time to visit one of the few affor- the local or world news is fortunate enough to he printed. I suggest there is a correlation be- someone drunk enough they'll screw spontaneous -- recreation dable universities in the Bay area. the articles are kept to a minimum page space and Can you say: hypocritical politician'? usually a three- to four-line summary. This is not enough Thank you for joining me. boys and girls on this to satisfy or even educate the students, faculty and public beautiful day in the neighborhood. But for inept on what is happening outside of the SJSU campus. Con: Ads don't spur alcohol abuse campus administrators, it's always a beautiful day At times the paper has included well. informed infor- Would you he mine . . could you be mine- mation on the campus surroundings and has provided its It is the nature of advertising to ing. This isn't a miracle, just com- . you he my neighbor" readers with important Issues. but the bias of the paper sell an image rather than a product. mon sense. These people are edu- needs to disappear and begin to show what a real news- For example. when Chevrolet tries cated at home about the potential Julie Rogers is the news editor. She drew a paper should he like to call attention to its latest, greatest danger of alcohol. Drinking is not "get out of jail free" card the other day and will I.isa Premo Camaro. the focus is on an image of restricted to adults, so youths on the be using it for admittance out of the Spartan Freshman owning a Camaro rather then the edge of adulthood do not drink just Daily. Artist's Rendering appears no more. ndeclared specifics of the car. It's the same for because mom and dad do. toothpaste, jeans. even air freshener. To be sure, alcoholism exists in Image is also the push in alcohol these countries and others. As long Forum Policy Attention, Artists! ads. as there are intoxicating substances Lite beer has a history of commer- there will be substance abuse. But to cials showing beer swilling, ex-athe- blame the advertisers is not only in- lets having a great The Spartan Daily would like to hear Are you handy with a pen? Do you time playing golf. Mike Lewis naccurate. it is avoiding the issue. tennis, or any number of sports (ex- Education about life's pitfalls from you our readers. have an interest in politics or social is- cept the one they played profession- should take place at home and cause of some uneducated individu- ally). school. This is where all individuals Your ideas, comments, criticisms and sues? Do you like to draw editorial car- als that would abuse the product any- Gallo wine ads show elegant peo- should learn the rights and wrongs way'.' suggestions are encouraged. We feel that toons or standard illustrations? ple in elegant houses with elegant and then be allowed to make intelle- As it is. the alcohol commercials furniture doing elegant things. Carlo gent decisions on the basis of this in- by listening to our readers we can better Then consider having your work pub- do have restrictions. When was the Rossi claims he would rather drink formation. People should learn to last time that you saw one of those serve the campus community. However, lished in the Spartan Daily next semester. his wine then talk about it. Battles keep their own house in order and athletes or elegant people take a and James are forever thanking us not depend on other people to do so. personal attacks and letters in poor taste The entire campus can enjoy your work drink of that beverage they are hold- for our support. Limit these ads and you are open- ing? You haven't because they can't. will not be published, nor will anonymous and you get the chance to voice your be- Some argue that this is the very ing the door for increased limita- FCC regulations state they can ad- problem. The image that alcohol tions. A nunber of products includ- letters be accepted. liefs on the Forum Page. vertise but cannot drink on tele- tries to convey will inspire young ing automobiles can be dangerous vision. if All letters may Regular contributors can even earn people to drink because of its glamo- abused. Should these be be edited for length or Granted, alcoholism is a problem banned rous or humorous nature. For this also? libel. We will university credit. Just bring a few exam- in the United States. It doesn't ap- also correct obvious style reason, some claim, the ads should Widespread banning of nearly pear to he going away or even de- and grammar ples of your talent and your work may be not he on television at all. anything creates an atmosphere in errors. The Daily reserves creasing. One of the primary reasons which problems are ignored and not the right enjoyed by the entire campus community. The fact is the problem does not people wish to ban the alcohol ads is to limit the number of letters on a dealt with. Banning alchohol ads just rest in the ads. When the tobacco their effect on young people. It is given topic sweeps the problem under the after a sufficient amount of companies were banned from adver- important to look at some other car- Anyone interested in contributing ei- pet. tising on television, the result was countries before deciding if ads are comment has appeared. Education is the answer. By tea- ther political cartoons or arranging to draw little decrease in tobacco sales and the problem. ching members of a society about no decrease in the number of young For example, in France where Letters must bear the specific illustrations for stories on a case- what life has in store rather then writer's name, smokers. Yet the tobacco companies there is no legal drinking age and al- hid- ing the issues land adding to their major, phone number and by-case basis, contact either Katarina Jon- were prevented from advertising in cohol advertising is accepted, the class level. mistique perhaps the most important medium youth alcohol problem is less than and appeal) is the only way holt, fall semester editor in chief, or Mike to stop any problem. available. one-third as had as the United States. Deliver letters to the Daily office on Lewis. fall semester Forum Page editor at Why should alcohol companies In Germany, the same case is true. Beer ads arc line, and for that the second floor of Dwight Bentel Hall or 924-3280. suffer similar restrictions'? Why These countries don't have the matter, so is beer. The change should companies that put out a very same alcoholism problems we do. should come from those drinking, to the Student Union information desk. popular product be restricted be - But they do have alcohol advertis- not producing. Spartan Daily' Wednesday, May 11, 19XX P.oic Students give pointers for studying Government investigates By Vic Vogler over what you missed migratory bird shootings .Daily staff writer I usually get a good night's The coffee pot is empty and the 'I study alone so I won't have any sleep. . . Most of all I try arid stay MERCED t AP) owners of a inent lawyers will decide if any. clock says 3 a.m. distractions or breaks. I haven't found calm. I try to avoid stressful situa- goldfish farm south of Mewed are charges will he filed With the final exam iust hours tions. . . . If you always run behind. under investigation for illegally "I would sure hope some away, you've finished less than half you have to take some drastic Inca- shooting hundreds of migratory chaiges ale filed," said Webb. your notes. You've played anything better.' sures to get the material in birds which feed from the fish the same 'the fish farms owner. Toni tape 20 times. Time to I.oren ('rannell, a junior major- ponds. a U.S. Fish and Wildlife panic? Carpenter, wasn't available for Not if you're among six -- Chad Turner, ing in finance: agent said. SJSU stu- comment . dents who think they've found a junior marketing major "Basically, I just look over my Mark Webb. a special Fish and method to the madness. The Daily notes during the whole week. Wildlife Service agent, confirmed Carpenter obtained a permit in asked them how they prepare for fi- any distractions or breaks. I haven't Any other secrets? . . . After each final. I study that Monday that Carpenter's Gold 1984 and in 1986 to shoot 50 pro- nals. Answers ranged from caffeine found anything better." "Tons of coffee. Usually I have a day. . . I just get at least eight Fish Farm is under investigation tected birds each year which prey to cramming, but all pointed to suc- Belinda Miller, a junior in busi- pot of coffee in my room. I'm so hours sleep. No caffeine, nothing trn illegally shooting hundreds of on the goldfish ponds, said Webb. cess. ness management: wired, it keeps me going. It gives me like that. You either know (the protected bunts but he said charges The federal permit allowed Car- Chad Turner, a junior majoring "Usually what works for me is energy." material) or you don't.'' haven't been filed yet. The investi penter to kill great blue herons, in marketing: studying for two days before each Steve Aguirre, a junior major- Laurie Vodegel, a junior major- gation is continuing. black CTIIKTI night herons, snowy "This year all my finals are on the final. . . I'll study Sunday and ing is business administration: ing in business finance: Webb said U S. Justice Depart egrets and great egrets. last day of classes. I'm just studying Monday for a test on Tuesday. Mon- "I review my highlighting in the "I go over my homework for very night for about two hours per day and Tuesday for a test on chapters. and I'll go over the study business.. . . I do a lot of cramming lass . . . and then before each final Wednesday. It's better for me to do questions at the end of each chapter. because all my tests are comprehen- I would study more than that. I that than to study a whole weekend The teacher will give you some gen- sive. The thing that keeps me awake would become a hermit. ahead of time. I get a lot of sleep be- eral guidelines on how to prepare for is Mountain Dew because it has a lot "I like studying in the morning. fore. I try not to stress a lot. I tend to the final. I study the material to the of caffeine. I was told it had the most . . . That way I get a full night's stress more from midterms than my point where I'm bored with it. And caffeine of all the soft drinks. rest. I study alone so I won't have finals." then the final preparation is going "I can never cram too much. I feel like I'm getting overloaded. I have to do something relaxing. I go out and see my horse, land) go for a Organization of African Unity ride or something." Harpoon killed whale lacks leadership, scholar says SAN FRANCISCO (API A harpoon killed the 40-foot gray whale whose carcass was found dent Attica,' siatcs and strives for the wedged in the pilings of a city pier, a Enter the Miss Corona Northern r Imara urges next generation to liberate freedom of who. veterinarian said on Monday. CaliforniaBIKINI CONTEST By Joe S. Kappia nees who are backed by legitimate In addressing herself to the issue Daily staff writer organizations whose objective is to of class struggle within the black (Hundreds of $$ in cash) Nehanda !man'. an African- uplift the Ii.ing standards of their race. Irnara, who works as a peer ad- $DOLLAR DR1NKS$ American scholar, has said that the fellow countrymen and not gravy- viser for equal opportunity program F uture author of a Organization of African Unity, the seeking individuals who want to re- on campus. admitted that there exists ALL NIGHT LONG light- football guide needs mouthpiece of 50 independent states turn to Africa and maintain the status a bitter struggle between in Africa, lacks the administrative quo by becoming chiefs, politicians. skinned and dark-skinned blacks. artist for illustrations. teeth to bite out the resolutions for- etc. She said that light -skinned blacks with long hair often consider them- Send samples of art Get Tongue Twisted mulated at summits. Miura, graduate student who a selves superior to dark-skinned TEAS'D tor 2 with the Imara, who acquired her African hopes to do her research in Ghana. and artist statements blacks. name from a Zimbabwean ethnic West Africa, does not see the need to for considerations-- "Bigger Better Bucket" group, said the original objective abolish the OAU despite its short- She added that the struggle also that led to the formation of the ()AU comings but hopes for future Afri- borders on elitist mentality between football oriented was very timely since African na- cans who will come and put African Africans and blacks in the diaspora, please. tionalists were struggling to attain leadership on its normal course. especially black -Americans. independence from European pow- She suggested that Africans on the Also looking for a "There is no suitable organization ers. Regrettably, she said, the cur- mainland and those in the diaspora to represent or replace the ()AU" contemporary front rent leadership of the continent inad- need to clean their houses of all fam- besides that organization itself, she equately addresses the problems of ily quarrels by starting from the cover. Send to: said. "A bad organization is better OAU member states. grassroots level so as to establish an than no organization.'' Imara said, a T. Ross It may be recalled that the OAU organization that will link them quotation she attributed to the late 265 Waverly #1 was formed in Addis Ababa, Ethio- across color lines, religious beliefs SAN JOSE STATE SPECIALS Ahmed Sekou Toure of Guinea. Menlo Park, 94025 pia, on May 25, 1963, by indepen- cultural differences. "Friendly local service while you're at school." West Africa. one of the foundation and dent African states with the prime the ()AU. objective of paving the way for di.: blocks of r independence of other Afrcian coun- While Africans will be celebrating $ OFF " s. r$117 tries then under the minority rule of the 25th anniversary of the OAU in /the Old14 OFF-1 OIL CHANGE colonial empires. few weeks from now. Imara will be The rest of Africa is independent among participants and officials who ia , SERVICE with the exception of Namibia will be celebrating the 30th anniver- SMOG y ONLY (South West Africa) still under the sary of "African Liberation Day" minority regime of South Africa and under the sponsorship of the All-Af- Acceoting Aoolications Anzania (South Africa) still under rican Peoples' Revolutionary Party. Bussers the minority regime of white settlers. In distinguishing between the Waiters/Waitresses _J Imara urged the next generation to founding of the OAU and the Afri- Hostesses liberate Africa from neo-colonialism can Liberation Day, she said the lat- Apply in person Mon-Fri, 3-4 PM since the present leadership has woe- ter started in 1958 with Kwame Nk- AND CHP PREE,V1' Please use back door bell fully failed the Africans. Her target rurnah spear-heading the first r$ 51 N. San Pedro 288-7488 TUESDAY group is the Africans in exile or conference of independent African NIGHT TUNE-UP those seeking higher education states in Ghana. But according to ONLY $3795. abroad who have to return arid as- historical fact. African Liberation 1 LIVE Reg 147' sume anew kind of leadership. Day is celebrated in essence to com- Igmtion Cot/0 However, she expressed caution memorate the birth of an umbrella NEXT TUES 5/17 'Standard that she is speaking in terms of retur- organization that groups all indepen- OFF 6 MONTH 6000 MILE WRITTEN Copies GUARANTEE LABOR & PARTS dissidents say police SKID Soviet OPEN 7:30 A .M ACC-U-TUNE MONDAY THRU illegally detained editor 'N & BRAKE FRIDAY 5C 510 CLARA E SANTA MOSCOW (AP) Soviet dissi- Grigoryants. a former political 298-7722 AT Ilth STREET dents Tuesday accused police of prisoner, had agreed to allow a MOJO breaking into the office of an unoffi- group seeking to found a political cial journal and arresting editor Ser- party called the Democratic Union to w'm HOBO gei Grigoryants without arrest or challenge the Communist Party to TTX AT BASS CF1DOCF1 search warrants. They demanded his hold its final organizing session at immediate release. his editorial office Monday af- kinkois 18 AND OVER Grigoryants' wife. Tamara, told a ternoon. in Moscow police 310 S. THIRD STREET news conference The house is in the village of Krat- WELCOME the small country (TUESDAYS ONLY) were still guarding kovo. about 25 miles southeast of OPEN 6 DAYS where Grigor- house outside the city Moscow. in an area closed to for- 295-4336 arrested Monday. DOORS OPEN AT 7PM yants was eigners. 481 E. SAN CARLOS ST. Andrei Rabitsky, an editor of Gri- SHOW STARTS AT 9PM OPEN 7 DAYQ goryants' Glasnost magazine, said After the arrest of Grigoryants and 200 N FIRST ST. almost 400 copies of the journal and several others, about 70 people gath- 295-5511 a new publication for young people ered at a nearby club to form the po- SAN JOSE 292-2212 had been taken from the house. litical party.

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Morris Daley Auditorium SJSU 111 And onwr weleoin with ID Pholespaphiers: Leslie liana I ens Jackson Jan Jones Don I Inch I lorharn Remit,' I Lek Charon/ Penn Rommene Snmh Winne Wegner Matthew I Ron Own FUNDED BY ASSOCIATED STUDENTS FUNDED BY ASSOCIATED STUDENTS Wednesday, May II. I988/Spartan Dail Women's golf team Not all baseball bats created equal LOUISVILLE, K).(Al') Wil- 33 ounces it was nine ounces lighter mg and promotional sales for Hille- lie McCovey discarded his after There are many different models rich & Bradsby Co.. Inc., which has every five hits. Joe Sewell used the which a major leaguer can order, headquarters here. keeps on winning same one for 13 years. usually through their teams. If a He said about six million wood wants a bat made to specifica- player SPORTS The Louisville Slugger is a base- hats were manaufactured 10 years ball bat more famous than most of tions that cannot be met by any cur- By Ron Haynes ago, but that last year the number players who swung, or swing it. rent model, a new model is created Daily stall writer the A bat must not be more than 42 was 1.25 million, with about ISO,- Rogers Hornsby liked his bats and it becomes that player's model. For the second straight year. inches long, not more than 21/4 inches (XX) of them for professional base- with a brown finish; George Foster The models have numbers and the SJSt ' women's golf team cap wide at the barrel, and it must be ball. preferred his black, and Harry The names. The R43 is the Babe Ruth tured the California Collegiate made of wood to qualify for use in The sharp decline was caused by Hat" Walker went for a two-tone model; the 185 is the Mary Throne- Tournament at the Stanford (hilt the major leagues. greater reliance on aluminum bats in model. berry model. The most popular Course Monday behind freshman The players must supply their own amateur baseball. The model Hank Aaron used to model today is the M110 named Pat Hurst. cork. "Seventy-five percent of the break Babe Ruth's career home-run after Eddie Malone, a catcher who Hurst had a three-round scow It is also not true that the Balti- major league players are under con- record was similar in design to hatted .257 in 86 games with the of 220 to win the individual title more Orioles and Atlanta Braves are tract to us," Williams said. Ruth's, but at 35 inches long it was Chicago White Sox in 1949 and in the tournament as the Spartans currently using models with holes in A player under contract, who has one inch shorter than Ruth's. and at 1950. had a 905 total. them. a model named for him, has his auto- Hurst. a former Junior National Louisville Sluggers start in the graph burned into the bat. If the Champion when she attended San Northeast. especially Pennsylvania player has a model, but is not under Leandro High School. has played Distance runner Budd and New York, where the ash of contract, his named is on the bat in well enough this season to qualit which they are made is grown. To- block letters. as a possible All-American candi- day's bats were seeds when the The company now makes alumi- date said Coach Mark Gale. Be- mighty Ruth was making the home. num buts in California 750.000 Pat thirst fore winning at Stanford, she had leaves Great Britain run the most exciting play in base- last year -- and it makes golf clubs hike hont,/ had won the 1988 PCAA individ- ball. in Indiana and hockey sticks in Can- ual title. nation, the Spartans record of 88- LONDON (API South African- The bats are made in a plant a few ada. Hurst's score surpassed the 29. although impressive, could be born runner Zola Budd. pursued by 'She is a pitiful miles from Louisville on the Indiana At first the hockey sticks were previous individual season high better.While the team has played anti-apartheid activists since taking side of the Ohio River. called Louisville Sluggers. but Na- by Dana Lonand's Lotland shot sonic of the toughest collegiate British citizenship in 1984. was re- sight. Bouts of There, craftsmen can turn out a tional Hockey League officials were a 221 at the Patti Sheehan Golf courses in the nation, the Spar- ported to have left Britain after an- hat by hand in about 20 minutes for a worried the word "slugger" might Classic back in late February tans have managed to win two ti- nouncing she's quitting international crying and deep major leaguer. A bat for retail use have a bad connotation. So now just Denise Philbriek finished sixth tles and six additional top-five athletics because of nervous exhaus- can be turned out in about eight sec- "Louisville" appears on the sticks. for the Spartans with a 225. while finishes. tion. depression. All the onds, but it takes four hours to set up That's good. Lolland and Julie Rails took the "We have played some of the The 21 -year-old athlete said in a the lathe for a particular model. A Louisville Slugger belongs in 12th and 13th spots scoring 229 most difficult tournament statement released Monday night to clinical signs of Wooden bats now are made the hands of a Babe or an Iron Horse and 231, respecto e . courses." Gale said and cited that the British domestic news agency mostly for professional baseball and or a loltin Joe or a Stan The Man, "We're peaking at the right he purposely scheduled tougher Press Association that she needs a anxiety.' amateur softball, according to Bill not in the hands of a Jean-Claude, a time." Gale said. tournament courses in an attempt "substantial period of recuperation Williams. vice president of advenis- Guy or a Sven. As a team. the SJSU achieved to better prepare his team for the along with the support of my family its best round score this season NCAA Championship. and friends to regain my health." Dr. Ken Kingsbury The Times of London reported \k, ith a 299 in the second. The pre- "I think we're better players ious top score was a 301 scored because of it. he said. today that she left London's Heath- alleged involvement with the Brak- in the third round of the Sheehan Gale noted the always crucial row Airport Monday night on a pan sports meet. tournament. fourth hole on the Stanford course flight hound for Johannesburg. The board was scheduled to an- The California Collegiate com- as an example of what playing Budd said in the statement re- nounce its decision May 21 regard- prised nine teams from the West harder courses can do for individ- leased by her British coach John ing the ban demanded by the feder- Coast with more than half of them ual play in critical situations. Bryant that she is not well enough to ation. If imposed, the ban would being ranked in the top-20. Par- UCLA sophomore Jean Zedlitz continue fighting claims that she was have barred her from running in this ticipants included Long Beach was the tournament leader until involved in a sports meet at Brakpan summer's Olympic Games in Seoul RESUMES State. Oregon, Oregon State, she was unable to par on the in South Africa last June in contra- or any other meet governed by the Pepperdine, San Diego State, fourth because of its difficulty. vention of international rules. federation during the next year. For a resume that can do the job, Stanford. UCLA. U.S. Interna- The Spartan players, ?Imre accus- The Times quoted F)r. Ken Kings- Anti-apartheid campaigner Peter bury, an expert in sports medicine Hain, welcoming her decision to tional, as well as SJSU. tomed to difficult COW ses, had no depend on Kinko's. Currently ranked 15th in the problem there. called in Saturday by her family, as quit, said: "She has been running saying: "She is a pitiful sight. Bouts under a flag of convenience for too of crying and deep depression. All long. She has tried to have it both the clinical signs of anxiety." ways little Miss Apartheid back But the move was bitterly crit- in South Africa. little Miss Innocent Eckersley finds happiness 1,1 zed by opponents of South here abroad." white-minority government and Fludd's surprise announcement kinkois its apartheid policies of separate ra- said: 310 S. THIRD STREET481 E. SAN CARLOS ST. coming out of bullpen cial development between blacks "Pressure of recent events has and whites. told on my health to such an extent OPEN 6 DAYS OPEN 7 DAYS OAKLAND (API -- He threw a But Eckel sley is not the typical Protesters regularly staged dem- that at the moment I no longer feel no-hitter in just his third major dominating tastball reliever. He re- onstrations at meets where she com- well enough to continue in compet- 295-4336 295-5511 league season, but Dennis lies on control and the experience of peted, screaming abuse as she ran by itive athletics. Eckersley greatest impact in the i3 -year career as a starter to out- and holding banners with slogans "My general medical practitioner big leagues is happening a decade smart the hitters. such as "Apartheid on the run." "If and other medical advisers have told later in the bullpen. So far, it's worked better than last Zola runs apartheid wins," and me that I am suffering from nervous "You can never project some- "Zola represents apartheid not Brit- exhaustion and that I need a substan- MANPOWER) year, when injuries to former A's thing like this happening in your ca- stopper Jay Howell put Eckersley in ain.' tial period of recuperation .... reer." said the veteran Oakland TEMPORARY SERVICES a steady relief role for the first time She is currently the subject of a "The doctors further advise that I right-hander, "but it couldn't come 0 since his rookie season. He re- committee of inquiry set up by the need a prolonged period away from at a better time." sponded with 16 saves, a 6-6 record British Amateur Athletics Board. competition in order to recover full Eckersley has 12 saves in 31 and 2.60 ERA as a reliever follow- The inquiry was established after a and that despite my repeated assw OVER 100 SUMMER JOBS! games as the Athletics have put to- ing a brief 0-2. 6.94 stint as a starter. demand by the International Ama- ances that I have broken no rules I gether baseball's longest winning teur Athletics Federation that she be am not at the moment well enough 1, COME IN TODAY AND WORK TOMORROW! streak since the Kansas City Royals It didn't take long for Oakland banned for a year from competing in continue the fight to prove oi. inn, won 16 straight in 1977. the same manager Tony La Russa to figure out international events because of her cenee." 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HiIle- From page I C- Ii and Aimonetti would tend b has vince them to come to school and 'I really don't know the exact numbers, but to disagree. then they keep them eligible for the wood "They: don't follow up on us and duration of the scholarship. In the a lot of our players don't graduate. It's not see what happened, whether we years end, however, they don't graduate. imber graduated or not." Ainionetti said. Nonstudent-athletes come of their happening just necessarily in football.' "It's not necessarily all their fault, 150,- own will and leave the same way. base - hut they certainly have something to That's the difference." do with it." Coaches do not see the problem as Claude Gilbert, ;led by widespread and administrators feel head football coach The battle wages on with athletes bats in the same. arguing for more Ow and money to "I really don't know the exact get their degrees and with adminis- f the numbers but a lot of our players her time," said men's basketball you have to go on the road for three trators saying all they will get is their con - don't graduate." said head football coach Bill Berry. "I think SJSU or four days.'' athletic scholarship. could do a lot more in the area of Scott, along with fellow players coach Claude Gilbert. "It's not hap- "It's not that the school can't af- ho has support systems, but I'm not really junior Anthony Perry and freshman pening just necessarily in football. ford to fund student -athletes until auto- at liberty to expand on that. It has to Tony Farmer, admitted they are ad- Sometimes they'll come back to they graduate. it's that that's not a If the be the student's responsibility." vised on what professors to take. school, but I'm not even sure I'd priority." Rryant said. "Money under Gilbert said it is not his responsi- "You hear it through the grape- really classify it as a problem." goes elsewhere, to other higher prio- bat in bility to make sure they vine and your coaches help you out Graduate Coordinator Charlie graduate. rities as decided by the department. only to see they are eligible to play. too," Farmer said. "It all helps Whitcomb. Athletics Director Randy They really owe it to the student -ath- alumi- "We're influenced by talents, not Out." Hoffman and Academic Monitor letes to see them graduate. They re- 13,000 academics, when we pick our re- Arm Hanzad all feel the athletic pro- Student-athletes are given priority cruited them here which makes them clubs cruits, although it's nice to pick up gram provides what it should. registration so that no class conflicts different than regular students." Can- "Student -athletes are no different athletes that are academically with the practice time every day, an- than regular students." Whitcomb strong," Gilbert said. "We simply other plus for them. Cimoli arid Aimonetti still hope to were said. "They don't have any more can't give the same focus to academ- "All students in their majors have get their degrees. Both are still about t Nat - problems than other students, only ics as we do to athletics because we to do extracurricular activities to a a year away from that goal. were haven't got the time. It's sort of a certain extent, but none are taken more attention is drawn to them." "I plan to eventually get my de- might selfish attitude, but we just try to care of like athletes are." Bryant "Some athletes come in with defi- gree." Cimoli said. "I had planned N just keep them eligible. They are getting ciencies and we try to assist them in said. "They are put up on a pedestal to get it while I was at SJSU. but I cks. an education virtually free. Person- for the term of their scholarship and that area," Hoffman said. "We just didn't get it. Now I'm going to ally, I think we should see that they make an effort to straighten out any then dropped after that's over." have to try to do it on my ngs in own." problems and to try to adequately ad- graduate." Hoffman. who has been athletics 'I'm too close not to Horse try and get vise them." Players from the SJSU men's bas- director at SJSU for a year, disagrees my degree. ' ' A i monett i said. Man, "We keep a close rein on what ketball team agree. with Bryant, arguing that only a ide, they're doing." said Hanzad, whose "We work hard for the program small percentage are in trouble. job is to check the progress of the and the program should really show "We graduate a higher number athletes in their major. "They have some loyalty to the player." said than the student body does." Hof- WIMP' to make a natural progress to their Rodney Scott, an SJSU junior. "If fman said. although the department degree or they aren't eligible to we were regular students, we would has no statistics to back this up. play." have all the time we needed to grad- "Sports sociologists talk a lot about The NCAA requires that student - uate. As student-athletes, our time is problems, but that's an overgenerali- athletes take and pass 12 units per filled with practice and it's tough. zation. They really don't know what semester making normal progress to- It's hard to get grades because some they're talking about. They're misin- ward a degree. San Jose State re- professors don't understand when formed people." Sweats quires that the grade-point average Photo Bodywear illustration by Ron Green Daily staff photographer of student-athletes be at least 2.0 and that each athlete go through two SWirnWear Only I in .11 players from the 1985 Spartan football team today hold de- rcf, am& mid-semester grade checks as well (yerlt y,a vi grees from Sitit . John kimotielti and 'Mike Cimoli plan to earn theirs. as an end-of-semester grade check. "In general, student -athletes said the Rev. Eugene Routilier. a don't have problems with grades," Body L.A. drops United Way official. Hanzad said. "It's a matter of time NI tut Sp t rit "People who are perfectly willing management. 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Spartan Bookstore Computer Department Workers for the city and charita- ble agencies have found no takers for 2 PART-TIME JOBS Macintosh Plus and SE good through 30 prefabricated dormitory style Special pricing on buildings that offer 390 rooms, which were made available to the May 31, 1988 city from a Utah construction com- flexible hours - good pay pany for $2.2 million. Dollars! "We just decided there is no way Position One: Clerical Position Two: Graphic Arts Save $25, $30 or $40 we're going to get them down COMPUTER EXPERIENCE PAGEMAKER. EXPERIENCE here," Deputy Mayor Mike Gage BENEFICIAL NECESSARY told the Daily News on Monday. 4181 Meanwhile, Los Angeles is trying 18 to interest other Southern California cities in 240 one-, two- and three- Call Jonathan: 280-7777 90 bedrimm prefabricated apartment 983 units that could not he placed in the Plus city. The units would have cost $4.1 million. $50,mo* The city has a no-cost option on SE Model M5252 fl both the dormitory units and the pre- Macintosh tieMacintosh fabricated apartment units, which re- $78,1no* main in Utah while officials seek co6-59.9 places for them. Macintosh SE Model M5251 B Churches, charities and devel- opers all rejected requests to place $100,mo* the units. said Gage, who noted that California s 800 letters were sent out. The Com- Northern munity Redevelopment Agency said Dateline 'Minimum monthly they received only one response. #1 Adult payment on Apple Credit it The reluctance stemmed from the purchased before May 31 refusal of City Council members to 1988 place the units in their own districts. No Downpayment Required.' Rescuers cut all

to free half-ton man Call from the comfort AMITY HARBOR, N.Y. (AP) of your home. Rescue workers had to cut a hole in Messages change the bedroom wall of a house to ex- often, so call daily. tract a I .000-pound roan who had to Instantly updated be hospitalized for acute bronchitis, Open 24 hours. officials said Tuesday. John Finnerty, 45, was taken to Brunswick Hospital with the aid of a highway department truck equipped with a hydraulic lift, said Officer Salvatore Yovino, a spokesman for Suffolk County police. Yovino said police responded to a call of a man having difficulty PRESS breathing at 10 p.m. Monday. Res- cue workers decided he would have to be hospitalized. for mot for Melt Finnerty would not fit through the to /cave ine.sase, to hear messages bedroom dam-way. so workers cut a for 11.0111elt from to 41 hole in an outside wall and up to a dozen men lifted him out of the for women for women house on a gurney. Yovino said. fir hear messages He was then put on the truck, to leave messages 4 from SPARTAN Camp Macintosh Summer Training using the lift, and taken to Bruns- for Melt melt wick Hospital. where he was in sta- )0KSD Eli Information now available! orrr /0.01 ble condition today. the officer said. I pf. .011 plx fall .1 an. %U., IN IX or III SERVICE IS OUR MAJOR Yovino said that Finnerty lived at the house with his wife and at least one MM. child. 4 Page r, Wednesday, May II,I988/Spartan Daily

Three-star general receives .0. Presidential Proclamation Freshman Dan Potas, right, a member of the recognizing achievement Air Force ROT(' at 53511, adjusts the chinstrap of Jennifer Earle, a fellow freshman and Air Force ROTC member, in preparation for the program's annual military ball.

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By Laura NI. 1.ukas Daily staff writer SJSU's Army and An Force ROTC communities joined forces Saturday night at Fort Mason in San Francisco for their Annual Military Ball. ROTC members, faculty and special guests honored It. Gen. Ger- ald T. Bartlett. a 1957 graduate of San Jose State College. Bartlett, who graduated with a bachelor of arts degree in business. was commissioned through SJSr s Army ROTC as Second Lieutenant of Armor. During the past 31 year, of service, the general has served ii Germany, Vietnam. Australia and Saudi Arabia, as well as various bases in the United States. Bartlett has been decorated with several medals for his distinguished service, including the Legion (it Merit and Distinguished Flying Cross. two of the nation's highest awards. He is the only three-star general in the Army who graduated from an in- stitution other than the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. "There is nothing that I would have rather done than spend the last 31 years the way 1 spent it." Bartlett said in his address to the guests. "There is no better life or career. Bartlett added that the military so- ciety is a unique society due to cer- tain values that bond service mem- bers together no matter where they may be stationed. The general talked about the his- tory of the Army and its dedication to the welfare of Americans. "Our loyalty is pledged to the Constitution, not the president." he said. "Let the civilians voice the merits and demerits of our lead- ership." Loyalty. duty, selfless service and integrity are the ethics Bartlett men- tioned as requirements of service- men to achieve that leadership posi- tion. "A man of peace in character is a man of bravery in war," Bartlett said. "The fate of the United States may be in the hands of soldiers of character. After his speech, Rose Tseng. dean of the School of Applied Arts I )an Sweeney - Daily staff photographer and Sciences, presented a Presi- dential Proclamation to the general IA. Gen. Gerald Bartlett, a 1957 alumnus of San Jose State College. prepares to talk to Army and Air Force ROTC members and guests at the military ball for outstanding performance and achievement. Tseng, who attended the ball in President Gail Fullerton's space studies and head of the Air proud history here at SJSt place, expressed Fullerton's best Force ROTC program, both received Petrick said that of the tout oi wishes for the general's continued Presidential Proclamations recognii- general officers who graduated from success. ing the 40th anniversary of ROTC at the ROTC program at SJSU. Gen Lt. Col. John Petrick. professor of SJSU. era! Bartlett is the highest in rank. STAR SEARCH military science and head of the "This is in recognition of how im- "His rank reflects the great educa Army ROTC program, and Lt. Col. portant it is to the university, Pe- tion he got here at SJSU," Petrick A.S. Leisure Services is looking for three more stars to join our Jon Hillhouse, professor of two- trick said. **We have a long and said winning team. This is your chance to shine with A.S Leisure Services! DIRECTOR OF OFFICIALS

Former bank executive faces charges You have experience as an official and are knowledgeable in a variety of sports. Your job will be to recruit, MINDEN, Nev. (AP) An Aug. and 22 felony charges at his prelimi- to submit a series of motions to him supervise, schedule and evaluate the intramural officials.You will 19 trial date was set on Tuesday for a nary hearing before Douglas County in writing for a later decision also be responsible for completing reports and coordinating official training clinics former California bank executive District Judge Norm Robison. Bruen was bound over for trial You are a leader and can motivate others. who faces 32 counts of child sexual Robison allowed Bruen to remain after a day -long hearing last month abuse and child pornography. free on 5250.000 bail pending the that included testimony from two al $5.05 per hour 15-20 hours per week Ned Bruen. 39. entered innocent August trial. leged abuse victims, now 20 and S pleas to the 10 gross misdemeanor He also told both sides in the case years old. ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT (WORK STUDY)

You are familiar with basic bookeeping practices and have telephone communication skills. You will be responsible for budget record keeping for ASLS including purchase orders, payroll, personnel, and accounting. You will also maintain equipment inventory SPRING INTO FIRST- and records. You are organized, assertive, and have knowledge of A.S.L.S. programs TIME NEW-CAR $4 65 per hour 15-17 hours a week Pow., INTRAMURAL SPORTS SUPERVISOR

EXCITEMENT 'ars You have experience in sports as a league director and sports official anityou have had experience in supervising other staff. You will be hiring, training, supervising, and evaluating the intramural directors and directors and directors of officials. You are mature, dependable, level headed and responsible You can do it all!' 1rsTIMEyf $580 per hour 20 hours per week Ara c;pLAN rowARos ,, YOU COULD BE JUST THE PERSON WE'RE LIA LOOKING FOR!! BUyERs Applications aria complete job descriptions are available in the Student Activities Office (next to thf? pub) ALMADEN \Y\ X CIFI PONTIAC FUNDED BY ASSOCIATED S I UDEN IS 765 West Capitol Expwy, San Jose448-1500 924-5950 Spartan Daily/Wednesday, May II. 1988 Page 7

Temblor rocks Salinas; is big one next? Bloom County Berke Breathed SALINAS (AP) - A sharp earth about 120 miles south of San Fran- quake described as a "rolling jolt cisco. WAY NV la/ I'M 5,0 KELIEVEP, 'Instead of rolling, it Pur shook the Salinas area Tuesday but Lee said several members of his 31111/f 51110 PAR' 1 1.1r/INK 504/ Yttitc PEEN fleCIV C /11.17P MVO /, WEllffilib The there were no immediate reports of staff reported feeling the earthquake damage. just shook ALIVE 11656 41 HOME AE fritbe" 10 640?/41(5, in the newspaper office. PIOT FOCIPIEellf REAM. lAldr man- "rfleCON The earthquake took place at 5:15 everything at once.' "Everybody who was here said YEAR5 /N1 a.m., according to Chuck Young of they felt it. Instead of rolling, it just I., the Office of Emergency Services in shook everything at once," Lee .1" - Tom Lee, Sacramento. said. There was no immediate estimate city editor. Salinas Californian Carol Jones described the earth of the quake's magnitude. but quake as "son of a rolling jolt. Young said "it doesn't appear to be The prediction by Nostradmus is "I thought it was a truck going b!, a big one told in the 1981 movie, now sold on but it kept going on," said Jones, a Tom Lee, city editor of the Sali- videotape, called "The Man Who librarian at the paper who was home nas Californian, was in the shower Could See Tomorrow." at the time of the earthquake. when he felt the quake. The film, narrated by "War of the The earthquake was also reported Isaac Newt Sheila Neal "My first thought in my mind was Worlds'' prankster Orson Welles, in both San Juan Bautista and Hollis- that what's-his-face was right," said claimed Nostradamus said a "New ter, about 30 miles to the east of Sa- Lee, referring to a prediction by 16th City- would be wrecked by a huge linas. century French seer Nostradamus quake this month. The movie then Law enforcement dispatchers said that a devastating earthquake would shows scenes of Los Angeles and they felt the earthquake but did not hit California sometime during May. San Francisco. Salinas is located receive calls from the public.

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Tomorrow Computers Lost and Found Travel pottlical conditions In home SUMMER WORK' Sounweslorn Co , try For California 95192 Pilo refunds on cancelled ads for consulting aoslonnce orn 54800 svg with potential FL FCTRO1 ISIS. Prof...Ions! HAIR For Sale Personals Typing San Jose int I. Into, mend resume to RCS earnings much high.. Build re- removal, AN only permanent P1. Suite 1400, San 700 St Marys surne and eon college creed For method Ask oboul the special Antonio, Ta 7B205 or call lean .111MBIIMEAMMPAMI Page 8 Wednesday. May I I. 19/04/Spartan Daily Contest: Professor wins two awards for puns history Freddie's back Front page / be this fluid) interest... ple's awareness of literacy and -pro- has submitted over 5.000 entries in by cookies. tea, and a frensied oit2y Klee said he was inspned to have mote the value of wordage.- he the past two years. Rice said on the lawn outside, making sure. in is the contest hen he was study mg said. All entries, which were submitted Course, to take all the usual precau would like to see students have works by 1. dward George Rulwer- "I before the April 15 deadline, were tions for safe sects. to play is Mu words and hist Fad of 1.ttoin whose the freedom reviewed by a panel of "undisting- Holmes also 'dishono- Rice said. "We should received a infamous line "It was a dark and sentences... uished judges" who are friends and ruble mentirin'. in the historical cat- stsiliiis night was immortal- see language as something to play meilitiers of the English department, egory. look at. ised by Snoopy with as well as Rice said. He said the recognition is a "fit- Other writing contests Were too Some people have so much fun ting tribute to ins homespun humor'. oppressoe to most authors so he de- playing with words that they plan for The deadline was chosen because and "honors all my technical writing cided to go the othei direction. Rice this contest all year long. Tim it is "the day Americans associate students." said Prison). a math instruetor at Univer- with making up bad stories." he Rice began the contest m 1O142 -1Mglish teachers sometimes do sity of Calitoinia at fats Angeles. said and limited it to this campus. He re- inure to retard than advance literacy eeived only three climes. This year by putting emphasis on useage and he received more than I I ,(MN) entries conectness." Rice said. "We are from people world% isle. viewed tai too often as task masters Woman, girl discovered "I didn't realise what the contest and fault finders %Atm enjoy picking would become until this year." Rice apart people s wink " said -1 ney VI dreamed there would lire contest is a was to raise per -- dead in abandoned car lima Thomas and others will per- LOS ANGLLLS (AP) A lice helic%c are gang ineinhcis. fled form. Jan Hutchinson front Channel woman and a girl were shot to death the drive-by shooting scene and re- Graduate is ill seise a battered car found stripped mained at large early today. Dulge- 36 as the keynote speaker inside tor the cetemony in the middle of a street within a rian said. issigt / -infested. inner-city neighbor- Smith said the ceremony and cer- gang "We're operating under the the- We Want to give our graduates a spe- hood, police said Tuesday. tificates as a ,A hole are given be- ory that this is a gang-related shoot- cial and intimate commencement The bodies of Latonty ia Stover, cause they "w ill reflect the achieve- ing." said police Detective Paul ceremony to recognue then hard 114. and Janice Finney, 12. were ments that out black graduates have Misr. "We don't know if this is a work and dedication, and for over- found at about 7.15 p.m. Monday in accomplished at our colleges... she mistaken identity or whether there's coming the barriers of this nurser- the vehicle on Si. Andrews Place. said some underlying factor that we sky,- said Rick Thomas. a member 1 ' miles southwest of the Los Black Graduation has been in about been able to determine yet." of the Black Graduation committee. sIciiii ial Coliseum. said haven't existence since 1980 and has been Angeles During the ceremonN graduates police Officer Rick Dulgerian. Investigators said they were un- it self supponing ever since. Smith will be presented with certiticates The unknow :I suspects. who po- able to link the victims with a gang. achievement and each graduate M. II I said. She aid the committee -e- be allowed to say a less %kords sit ceises donations from the black thanks. community, faculty and staff. Smith Several faculty members will also also said that participating students GALA: White shirts worn be receiving special recognition tin are being asked to give a dona- their support and guidance in the tion. From page / been between 25 and 30 active and past years. Smith said the donations are start- "When they see that these are consistent members. In conjuction with the regular pre- ing to come in. in larger numbers people they go to class with, and They have had regular meetings sentations. the SJSU Black Gospel which will contribute to the success who haven't tried to jump their and have discussed topics including at ew - sr an Daily staff photuytaphet nsemble. Soloist !nits: Watts, of the ceremonies hones, maybe they'll stop worry- the sodal interaction between gays Xlay field. right. a freshman majoring in public relations, ing... he said. and lesbians. There should be about 2,700 gays 'A lot of times the groups are in- helps is it tnthe pr tion of the '' l'ridas the 13th Uoineti Shun - and lesbians on campus, according timidated by each other,' said Al- Incorrect flap placement to statistics. Aldona said. dona. "And then there are people like Originally. explained Aldona. me who fall in the middle," said Al- White Shirt Day was started at Hew- seven days, jury blamed for airplane crash Jona. who considers himself a bisex- lett-Packard by a group called the After ual. Hi -Tech Gays and has been held at V% H I tir ;TON I API Ted toimed much of a ioutine pre- This semester has been very good other campuses including University eral nisestigamis said Tuesday flight checklist. for GALA. Aldona said. There have of California at Berkeley. gives man six life sentences they had -merry helming es i- The investigators also noted a.m. - deuce" that a Northwest questions over cockpit discipline DECATUR. Ga. (AP) A man jury deadlocked at 10:20 said. sentenced Coleman to six jet crashed last August. killing and questioned why warning who was sentenced to death 14 years day and She continued. "There was an as- life terms in prison. Life 15( people, because the plane's device that might haye prevented ago for the murders of a south consecutive Money sumption that a certain amount of tax sentence when a flaps had been improper!) set be- the crash, the nation's second Georgia family was given six life is the automatic revenue would be forthcoming. ’ sentences at his retrial Tuesday after jury fails to agree on the death pen- fore takeoff. worst, did not is snis I. muff page I SJSU's current operating budget hopelessly alty. The investigators told the Na- ’All these I tactorsi %ere sic CSLI Executive Council in Long a judge ruled jurors were provides campus funding for the tional Transportation Safety nificant to the accident.- Beach. deadlocked over the death penalty. Patsy Morris. case monitor for the next two months. Board that their conclusion %%as 1)rake. who headed the inv est ig "(I) usually don't share all that The DeKalb County Superior American Civil Liberties Union's Court jury had deliberated into a sev- Litigation Project, said the based in part on the plane's per- lion. told the safety board. 111U4.11 hat goes tin (at executive "(Budget cuts will) not do any- Capital formance as it left the runway at The final report could mirror council meetings), hut a great deal of thing to the remnants of this fiscal enth day without reaching a unani- length of the deliberations was un- mous verdict in the sentencing phase usual. possibly unprecedented, in Detroit and on a cockpit tape that the shill recommendatir ins or the discussion ainrong the trustees re- year. There are only two months of Wayne Carl Coleman's retrial. sentencing phase of a trial in showed the crew had not per- could slitter. volved around a considerable short- left. There is little or nothing that the fall in the state budget." Fullerton could be recouped." Fullerton said. Judge Hugh Lawson declared the Georgia. STUDENT PARKING NEWS!

Fall 1988 introduces a new range of CSU student parking fees, in the case of SJSU, $81.00 $81 FEE! per semester. At the same time, the use of quarters will be discontinued and you will be required to purchase a parking pass to park in the garage - no pass, no parking!

How do you buy your parking pass? Simple. Beginning in July, you will receive detailed MAIL ORDER! information - and an application - in your Add-Drop registration package. Take advantage of this offer! Just mail us back the application and a check and we'll mail you a parking pass in return. We expect long lines on campus after school starts. 41%!

By the way, at the Seventh Street Garage you will be able to pay $2.00 a day, but only when ALTERNATIVES! space is available. Park and Ride will no longer be free - either show your pass when you drive into the lot or pay $2.00 on the bus.

Alternatives to driving by yourself are available and you should give them serious CAR POOL! consideration! To encourage carpooling, we have just reduced the eligibility for a carpool permit from three riders to TWO! Two or more students may now share the cost of a parking pass, which entitles them to preferential parking in the Seventh Street Garage.

Ride the bus or Light Rail - County Transit blankets Santa Clara County with fast, frequent RIDE THE BUS! services, including an express bus connecting with BART. Discount passes are available at the A.S. Business Office.

Ride a bike - rent a locker! BIKES & MOPEDS How about a moped? Motorcycle passes are only $20.25 per semester.

Carlsberg Brewer ie FOR INFORMATION CALL 924-6556 am Daily staff photographel in majoring in public relations. 'riday the 13th l'omed Shou.' tys, jury life sentences jury deadlocked at 10:20 a.m. Tuc day and sentenced Coleman to 1, consecutive lite terms in prison. I it.' is the automatic sentence when a jury fails to agree on the death pen- alty. Patsy Morris. case monitor for the American Civil Liberties Union's Capital Litigation Project, said the length ot the deliberations was un- usual. possibly unprecedented, in the sentencing phase of a trial in Georgia WS!

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