rA44,, PARTAN.r DAILY Ni Vol. 97, No. 22 Published for San lose State University since 1934 Wednesday, October 2, 1991 iimormormrsawarcairwcamisrusimuc...0...Acww Residence halls' night patrols reduced

By Nicholas D. Smith may he prevaitauve, according to Jean she said. affect housuig and housing security. the housing staff arid take some of the craiy people around. - Another freshman, Daily staff Vall[f Marie Scott, associate director of uni- Up until a few weeks ago, there The changes will not affect PSA responsibility for sec unty. The resident art and film versity housing. were two public safety assistants security campus-wide, but only in the advisers and resident directors are maw, Megan Cooper, said she didn't To compensate for providing a 24- The 24 -hour information center patrolling the residential hall area residence hall area, according to responsible for safety and for ensuring really see much neat for die 24 -hour hour information center for the resi- located at the front desk of Joe West every day of the week and no 24-hour Najjar. policies of the halls are earned out desk service. "I don't think that it's dence hall area, there is one, not two Hall, provides better secunty by hav- information desk While the PSA program cuts mean "Any kind of incident they're necessary." Cooper said she would university police assistants helping ing one location for residents to go in The change adjusts security fewer people walking around the resi- there," Najjar said. prefer to have the extra PSA outside, protect the area during the evenings, emergencies or for information. said resources for the residence hall areas, dence hall area acnng as the eyes and Not everyone as convinced the need because "you can always have RAs but there is no outdoor 24-hour protec- Fred Najjar, director of housing ser- giving the area "as good a service at a ears of the police and escorting stu- for the 24-hour desk outweighs having help you." tion. vices. better cost," Najjar said. dents. Najjar said the changes will just one PSA at night in the area. To gain entrance toy of the resi- The SJSU housing department is However, the change means "out- Although housing is financed sepa- actually provide more residence hall Some residents said they would prefer dence halls, visitors are instructed with working with the university police to side the facility half as much as infor- rately from the general university coverage. Residents can also go to the more help on the outside. signs to call the resident from an out- get public safety assistant coverage mation" will be corning in to universi- fund, the residence hall PSAs are desk to request escort service just as Freshman nursing student Nicole side telephone. The tendon must let outside the residence hall area from ty police at nights. Scott said. financed by housing, while the other they would go to a blue phone. The Flowers said the 24-hour desk was an the visitor in. RAs and RDs can also midnight to 6 am. However, universi- No one has complained about the campus PSAs are financed through the desk can dispatch staff or the UPD. "excelknt idea," but said there should be reached from the outside phone. ty police may have trouble finding stu- change in service, Scou added. "No general fund. Therefore, budget cuts In addition, the 54 resident 0/iViStIS be more PSAs, not less. "It's a danger- dents to work the shift and the cost one has raised any concerns to me," aftecting the general campus do not and eight resident directors are part of ous area," she said. 'There's a lot of See POIJCE, Back Page A plight without a cure Ft. Ord satellite location found

By Barbara Dohenv 13115 sUitt

Just weeks ago, all you heard from the California State University was class cancella- tions, budget cuts, layoffs and worse times ahead. Now administrators are talking about a 15- lane, 50-yard indoor pool. A brand-new gymnasium, several other fit- ness centers, a football stadium with astro-turf and housing for a sizable Greek village have also been the subjects of discussion. All are within 10 minutes of the beach. "That's the future for CSU right there," according to Hank Hendrickson. director of SJSU facilities, development and operations. SJSU's proposed satellite campus at Fort Ord is on the map - at least tentatively with three potential sites identified. University planners managed to exclude a toxic landfill, but their proposal includes sever- al areas contaminated by hydrocarbon petro- chemicals gasoline and solvents, according to the Army. The pre-fab campus could save CSU mil- lions and would likely become an independent

Donna Rnuraner Daily staff photographer See FOR r ORD, Back Page Nineteen-year-old Tina, who is six and a half months pregnant, takes refuge under a bridge. She found herself homeless after a lengthy hospital stay. Solar-cooking Homeless linger despite demonstration city removal efforts preludes party By Faye Welts By Kim Carter Duly sail venter Wls staff whim

Under a bodge in San Jose, blankets and clothes Lay abandoned on Students can stop by the Environmental LIFE the cool, sandy shelf above the high water level of the Guadalupe Resource Center's booth in front of River. Someone drew a buffalo and wrote "Jesus loves you" on the Washington Square Hall to sample solar- under wall iaposite the shelf and someone else heaved a piece of fruit at the cooked food including baked mamas, nachos. wall s. heir it splattered into a ragged gar. cookies and breads. But don't expect to get Ace lives here with sit other people, hut no one was homelbe samples of hot dogs and hamburgers. This is an people who live in Ace's canip range in age from 19 to 24, are all environmentalist wok -off. white and, al:or-ding to Ate, are alcohol and drug free. The ERC began a week-long demonstration "This is not the place," he said. But he did not hke lus previ- of solar cookers, ovens and fners Tuesday on oth place, he added. When his girlfriend invited him to, he moved to the Tower lawn. Thc demonstration will contin- the the cool covered place he now calls home. ue through Friday. bridge The ERC booth displayed an array of envi- See HOMELESS, Page 6 See SOL4R COOKS, Back Page Future president's duties INSIDE Alcohol policies to change for SJSU Greek unchanged since 1956 FEATURES system By 'frail 1/eguchi business. Think about it" By Robert Drueekhamnwr updated for the last eight years. wide range of knowledge in KS1S splutters KM: hut's mail *Mr, IFC public relations chairman ('had Daily staff writer And Lori Stahl, SJSU areas critical to university optx- During a paintball challenge, Lowman along with Panhellenic council spokeswoman, also had no anon, such as the "poncipks of KSJS pnwed to have the upper In a pint Mon by the Interfratemity secretary Valerie Rivera chaired GAP, and The new president of SJSU information about the job regain/anon, fiscal and pawn- hand over in the art Council and Panhellenic Council to Lowman said that even though GAP was may not have been selected yet, description for J. Handel Evans, nel managemait in higher eciu KEW of paint slinging. improve Greek relations bow= houses as suggested by visiting filmier national IF(' but then, that person's job SJSU's intezim president or the cation; comprehensive knowl Page 5 well as perpetuating a better image as a president Chuck LA wing after his visit a year de.scription hasn't been decided as of yet unchosen future presi- edge of and demonstrated leal- whole, the Greek Awareness Program, or ago. GAP implementation at SJSU means yet either. dent. ershrp in the achievement of GAP, made its debut with a lot of promise 11101r than rust another program. The state chancellor's office, According to the latest job educational goals or excelknce. SPORTS In the Umunhum room Saturreay, poten- "Thar are a lot of issues arising for our which provides "general" job descriptions available, however, "Thorough knowledge of Turning a Page: tial members of SJSU's fraternity and age group and there's not a lot of informa- descriptions for president posi- the person who will replace concerns and needs of students Senior middle hlocker Leslie *minty houses, pledges. gathered to panic c tion out there," Lowneth said. tions, hasn't updated its descrip- Fullerton must have "five wars and faculty in an educational Page led the Spartans over New pate in a day of speakers and panels. Its the riot speaker, liana Pita coordi- tion for the president position of progressively responsible environment, and thorough Mexico State Monday. As IF(' president Chris Carpita and nator of the Prevention and Education since 1982. The original job adnuniqrauve experience in the knowledge of the commis arid Panhellenic president Paige Martz wel- Program, PEP, introduced a date rape ses- description was written in 1956. management of one or more needs of support staff in a work Page 4 comed the pledges, Camel pointed out the sion by having everyone stand up and Colleen Bentley -Adler, major programs or support setting," were addiuonal prereq- bylaws of 1PC, which were in part the same declare their unikrwear MIN After creative spokeswoman for the chancel- functions in an educational set- MALI. which Panhellenic shared moron. tiouls. the pledges participated in lor's office, said a new des.np- ting," and must have the "equiv- While Beutley-Adles said WORLD NEWS Cansta said that ;inking these golds such 1)61.N Cillerld111111g arid intonnative speech. tion will be written by the presi alent to pOSSM1011 of a doctor- Evans is operating under that Chernobyl not sale: as eschluiging ideas. being a liaison to the talk gave a whole new outlook," dential selection committee for ate degree including extensive txisic descripuon, it is not clear Concrete and steel containment administration, self governing and manag- said lq-year-old aerospace engineering SJSU's new president. But course work in organtiational if Evans has been given an in- structure does not meet safety ing public relations, risk management major and Theta Chi pledge Mateo Bentley -Adler did not know structure, fiscal, administrative depth job des. npuon in addition would he a kuga pnonis Martinet, "It opened my eyes to how peo- when that would occur, and and xi iii Illall4C111011." to the basic descoption V. I th standards Page 7 "IFC is making serious changes with ple view things" could not explain it or why the In addition, he description liecifit: goals to assomplish on alcohol policies," Carpna said addressing job description has not been says the pit`Nitleill must have a the group. "Risk management is everyone's See GAP, Back Page

_ 2 Wednesday, October 2, 1991 San lose State Urdyersity SPARTAN DAILY FORUM OPINIONS EDITORIAL Nintendo hands kids tickets to the lottery Video game offers that could provide future gambling woes for today's children when they become at-home gambling tomorrow's adults. Although the lottery vendor, Control Data Corporation of would think that Minneapolis, said their plan will be safeguarded against minors use, the youkids and teenagers average, curious, adolescent mind could today have enough to probably figure out the secret to playing the lottery. think about. This move to incorporating the lottery There's violence with the Ninja is also Nintendo's attempt to expand its Turtles, apathetic attitudes with the marketplace to the adult crowd. Nintendo BarUnan and Pee Wee Herman's sexual said, in a company statement, that the behavior. Kids today have to be tough- expansion will provide insights for future minded decision makers to do the right network applications like on-line banking thing. and stock system like those used in Obviously Minnesota lottery officials Japan. aren't aware of this. On the other hand. Nintendo is, for the In their attempt to boost flat lottery most part, a game name associated with interest and sales, lottery officials are top video games, played by kids. By testing a system where, with special introducing the plan, which is to be software, modem and your Nintendo, tested by 10,000 people over a six-month numbers for playing the lottery can be period next summer, yet another selected at home on your television set. unethical situation is being offered to This may seem like a profitable way to those too young to make responsible increase revenue, but have the fair- choices. minded adults at the lottery office in Gambling or any other type of event Minnesota considered the ethics involved involving the gain or loss of money is a with injecting gambling into home recreation reserved for those either IS television sets? years or older. Having the louay more H.1 I NImigtx, Span.. I Obviously not. Who says junior won't accessible than sneaking into a casino, pop in the lottery software instead of for those under-age, is breaking the law. Super Mario Land? Their plan to bring Lottery officials should devise another 0111111,E the Minnesota lottery into suburban way to increase lottery interest without AGAINST homes via Nintendo systems is a plan involving our youth. THE GRAIN Jack Trageser WRITER'S Iraq grants a meaningless surrender I n the good ol' days, when a should know that better than anyone. decided on a field of play. l'hc fact that FORUM Tony Marek country lost a war it was at the A particular scenario comes to mind money is at stake only adds to the inherent disposal of those who defeated it. when I think about Hussein's idiotic desire to come out victorious. Most TV But no more. displays of bravado. The neighborhood shows with a storyline have a predictable After experiencing my first real smart-alcc taunts a bigger, older kid, ending, with the good guys winning or a war, in a civilian sense, I am appalled at confident that the older kid won't bother message being clearly conveyed. The Homosexuals treated the amount of latitude given to Iraqi to respond. Then, when the older kid does essence of sports is its unpredictability. leader Saddam Hussein. react and commences to slap the the Today, with rare exceptions, sports are Engraved in my mind, from years of smart-alcc around, the kid's taunts turn to shown live and never repeated. Turn on history lessons and movies, are images of sobbing pleas. He lets the brat go free Monday Night Football three-quarters of as second-class citizens swords and rifles being ceremoniously (Hussein being the brat, of course), and as the way through its season and you'll see rights in California took a At a time when more and more surrendered by the loser in symbolic soon as the kid is a safe distance away he a contest of wills and personalities on the Civilgiant step backward Sunday companies in California and across the admissions of defeat. The news from Iraq starts taunting all over again. field, and a matchup of strategies on the with Gov. Pete Wilson's veto country are making commitments to ban these days, however, has a much different President Bush and the United Nations, sidelines. Sporting events are like of AB 101. discrimination based on sexual tone to it. like the bigger kid, are apparently letting snowflakes - no two are exactly alike. The gay rights legislation, orientation in the work place, Wilson's A group of representatives from the Hussein continue his shallow attempts at Conversely, a person with bad timing originally designed to prohibit action shows how out of step his United Nations was held hostage yes, saving face ... for now. But after a certain might tune in to Growing Pains three discrimination against lesbians and gays administration is. held hostageby the very vanquished point they will be forced to go back and Limes in one year and see the same in housing and employment, had already California has long been in need of country on which it was supposed to be make the smart-alec grovel once again. episode all three times. been cut down to a simple employment gay .rights legislation. The people and the checking. Then, when Iraq "decided" to In the good 'ol days, defeated countries Only in sports can we witness for real protection measure. employers of the state are ready for laws let the U.N. delegates go about their would have taken their medicine humbly, two men yelling, and inadvertently Wilson, however, backed away from that protect civil rights for everyone. business, it was with the stipulation that and if they didn't, their victors would be spitting, at each other, noses millimeters earlier hints at support for the bill and Wilson's failure to recognize the need they catalog the documents they were there to ram it down their throats. apart. And where else do we get to see bowed to pressure from the religious for universal civil rights demonstrates a taking. Also, Hus.sein "decided" to allow But no more. people being themselves, doing their jobs, right arid hard-line republicans. fundamental weakness in judgment. the use of helicopters to search out acting in accord with their actual The governor has shown us that in a Now that he has made it clear he will possible hidden weapons factories and Sports top television personalities. state known for its recognition of racial not support basic legal protection of stockpiles. How utterly generous of him. Every other kind of television and religious diversity, sexual diversity human rights. Wilson should begin to Iraq's excuse for the detainment? The Having been involved in numerous entertainment, with the possible exception can be denial the same basic legal think hard about how he is going to delegates, in their attempt to ensure Iraq's sporting activities my entire life, it's no of MTV, involves actors (or game-show protection accorded to other minorities. protect his position as governor in the compliance with the U.N. resolution, had wonder a large percentage of the contestants) following a prescribed plan By caving-in to the myth that gay. next election. uncovered information threatening to television I watch is sports-related. But or script. With sports we see it happen, as rights efforts will benefit only a fringe With the rioting that has flared up in national security. even if I had no particular interest in it happens, and the subplots intertwined special-interest group, WiLson has reaction to the veto, critics will fall back Maybe I'm a little naive when it comes baseball, football, basketball, surfing, into every contest are far more realistic aligned himself with representatives of a to the claim that the movement is a to foreign affairs, but common sense tells skiing and the many other televised than most of the stuff Hollywood writers bigoted and intolerant minority who radical minority demanding special me that Iraq gave up any right to national sports, I would still favor sports as my can dream up. steadfastly ignore both reason and the privileges. security when it invaded Kuwait. choice for TV entertainment. facts. But what other segment of American Peaceable Iraqi citizens who had their As opposed to sitcoms and dramas, Jack Trageser is a Daily staff writer. His Homosexuality is not simply an society would be legally denied aCCeSS to homes torn apart by Patriot Missiles sports are real-life situations being column appears every Wednesday. alternative life-style or an onentation housing, employment, marriage and chosen for its political. shock value. It's military service, and expected to calmly not a choice at all. It's a fact of life. stand by and let the laws roll over them? Wilson has failed to recognize the fact How long does the homophobic that lesbians and gays are a significant minority expect gays and lesbians to segment of society that cuts across all accept second-class citizenship? racial, religious and political boundaries, As a gay man, I have to accept the Forum page and the last legally-sanctioned victims of fact that my place in society is far from policies bigotry and intolerance in California. secure. As an American and a voter, I The Spartan Daily provides a daily Forum Contributions mu.% be typed or submitted Other articles which appear on this page Wilson has continued George have to accept my responsibility to work page. Contributions to the page are encour- on 3.5" Macintosh-compatible disc include: Deukmejian's tradition of vetoing gay- for the changes that are necessary. aged from students, staff, faculty, arid others (Micros:At Word). Reporters/Editors forum: Opinion pieces rights legislation, ignoring the results of But this is not an issue that only who arc interested in the university at large. Submissions become property of the written by Spartan Daily staff writersiechtors a California Poll released Sunday affects gay people. Any letter or column for the Forum page Spartan Daily and will he edited for grammar, which do not necessarily represent the views showing a 62 percent majority of Anybody who understands the history must be turned in to the Laws to the Editor libel, spelling, and length. of the Spartan Daily, the department of mass Californians supported AS 101. of the civil rights struggle in this country box in the Spartan Daily newsroom, WLN Categories available to non-Daily staffers communications, or SJSU. Rectifiers are pro- Citing a lack of evidence to support has to recognize that when the rights of 104, during office hours. Submissions may arc: hibited from writing opinions on issues they imposing the "burden" of the legislation any one group are denied, everyone's also be mailed to the Forum Editor, the Campus voice: 300-5(5) word essays on cover for news sections. on employers, Wilson said that AS 101 rights are in jeopardy. Spartan Daily, department of mass communi- current campus, political, or personal issues. Editorials: Unsigned opinion pieces which failed "the test of fairness." cations, San JOSe State University, San Jose, Submissions should be well researched. appear in the upper-left corner of die forum It's unfortunate that Gov. Wilson secs CA., 95192-0149. Articles and letters must Letters to the Editor: Up to 2(X) words page that arc the majority opinion of an obit) fairness as a burden California employers contain the author's name, phone number, iesponding to Spartan Daily articles, or call- rail board comprised of Spartan ()ally aliuns are unable or unwilling to bear. 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Walt Disney World Air Force jet drops Crayola radioactive bulb, returns celebrates 20th year prompting inquest colors LAKE BUENA VISTA, Ha. (AP) California and Japan, Eisner said. next April. EASION, Plc (AP) ---- Once again, Rain-laden skies Tuesday failed to Reading from a plaque dedicated The transformation of a rural LOS ANGELES (AP) A The miming "tritium light source" raw umber horses can be colored gal- dampen the 20th annual celebration of by his father Roy in ceremonies two Orlando area into a sophisticated radioactive light bulb fell off a mili. probably shattered on impact on loping through fields of maize under the day Mickey Mouse began to trans- decades ago, Roy E. Disney said: tourist mecca by the rapid expansion lazy plane and was lost in the Mojave remote Bureau of Land Management lemon yellow suns, but not for long. form central Florida into an interna- "May Walt Disney World bring joy of the Disney empire was illustrated in Desert, prompting the government to property in the Black Hills north of Crayola thought twice about casting tional tourist destination. and inspiration and new knowledge to recent studies that show that almost 15 investigate why a CAmtractor imparted Edwards and California City, harm- away eight colors last year and "Never underestimate the power of all who come to this happy place a million visitors to the region spent the devices without a license, officials lessly dispersing the gas, Shirtz said. announced Tuesday they'll return a dream," Roy E. Disney told a crowd Magic Kingdom where the young at some $S billion in 1990. Tourism said Tuesday. It couldn't pose any environmental or briefly. near Cinderella's Castle in the Magic heart of all ages can laugh and play accounted for almost 25 percent of "Right now, the Air Force and the health hazard unless someone broke The Binney & Smith Co. retired the Kingdom the creation of his late and learn together." total employment in the area, the fig- Nuclear Regulatory Commission are an intact light and intentionally colors in favor of more vivid hues, but uncle, Walt Disney, and his father, "It was a Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah ures show. investigating the whole thing," said inhaled the gas, he added. complaints streamed in and the compa- Roy 0. Disney. Wonderful Day, all right," said park In 1970, the passenger count at Lt. Col. John Shah., in charge of radi- The light contained 1.6 curies of' ny decided to bring the mainstays back The $400 million attraction has guest Gino Molinari of the Bronx. Orlando International Airport was 1.1 ation safety at Edwards Air Force tritium, much less than similar emer- in a collector set of 72 crayons. grown into a $3 billion resort encom- N.Y., mimicking the Disney theme million. In 1990, it was 18.4 million. Base. gency exit lights on commercial jetlin- "This is a great moral victory," said passing three parks, 18 hotels and 43 song of the day. Disney paid almost $39 million in "We're concerned that radioactive ers, said William Fisher, nuclear mate- Robert Pagan' of San Diego, president square miles of forested and carefully Giant red, white and blue balloons property taxes to Orange County in matenal be properly licensed and con- rials licensing chief at the NRC office of CRAYON, the Committee to manicured resort areas. It opened to depicting the Mickey Mouse ears 1990, collected over $12 million in trolled and that's what we have to in Arlington, Texas. Reestablish All Your Old Norms. about 10,000 visitors on Oct. 1, 1971, lined Main Street between cinderella's resort taxes and almost one-fifth of the look at," NRC spokesman Greg Cook The Air Force Radioisotope The company said the retired colors five years after Walt Disney's death. Castle and Town Square during the total revenues the county receives said. Committee is investigating "irregular- blue gray, green blue, lemon yel- Walt Disney Co. Chairman singing, dancing and pageantry that from sales taxes. The two-inch-wide lights are hemi- ities" in how McDonnell Douglas low, maize, orange red. orange yellow, Michael Eisner, who joined Mickey ignored rain sprinkles throughout the Eisner said that despite the shaky sphere-shaped and glow blue-green imported the small lamps, said Col. raw umber and violet blue will be Mouse and Roy E. Disney in the gloomy morning. economy, the company will go ahead because they contain radioactive ti- Dave Wood, the committee's execu- packaged with other crayons in a tin morning ceremonies capping four "It's been a long time and many with plans for a fourth theme park in hum gas that makes another material tive secretary. and sold only through the end of days of festivities, quipped, "There happy memories in the Magic Central Florida by the turn of the cen- fluoresce. Fisher said McDonnell Douglas January. were more people in the park in the Kingdom," Roy E. Disney said in tury. During the Sept. 12 accident, bought the lights from a manufacturer Crayola said children, the main first two hours than in the entire first rededicating the park. "At some point, I think we have McDonnell Douglas Corp. was testing in Britain, "brought them to the users of its products, wanted brighter day 20 years ago." "I learned in that time you can the infrastructure and the desire for two such lights on an Air Force KC- United States and proceeded to install colors. "It requires people to make a never underestimate the power of a maybe even a fifth park" in Florida, 10 fuel tanker plane as a way to make the fast of these on a KC-10 tanker. "Kids just love the eight new col- dream a reality," Eisner told the crowd dream, and my father and my uncle the Disney chairman said But he pro- it easier and safer for fighter pilots to ... McDonnell Douglas wasn't prop- ors, but moms liked the old eight we before a parade, fireworks and a jet never underestimated that dream." vided no details. hook up to KC-10s for refueling. erly licensed to possess these." replaced." limey & Smith president plane flyover. That has been true all He is a vice chairman of the giant Richard S. Gunn said. of these years" during similar cere- California-based entertainment com- monies opening theme parks, resort pany that expects to open a hotels and attractions in Florida, EuroDisneyland theme park near Paris

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San Carlos (Across from McDonald's) 295-4336 4 ISM:a:Way, Ot tuber 1, 1991 U San lose State University U SPARTAN DAILY SPORTS isussumvarrommommosisommor Volleyball team rebounds from tough weekend with four set victory over New Mexico State teamwork aided in the Spartans' victo- Sparta', senior ry. Corbelli said that Page has been the middle blocker leading percentage hitter for the Spartans for the Iasi three weeks and that she "had a great night." leads SJSU Corbelli also added the team is struggling to establish their identity. with 14 kills With only two returning starters in, Page and senior outside hitter Dawnis By Anne Douquet Wilson, Corbett' feels the team has Daily staff WTIter 'The potential to be very strong." Wilson, who is a three-time All Big Although head volleyball coach West Conference player, had 19 kills John Corbelli said the Spartans have and 11 digs in the match. "a long way to go," the team united Wilson is still suffering from a Monday to overcome New Mexico shoulder injury, but Corbelli said she State in four games at the Event "was more effective against New Center. Mexico State than in recent perfor- The Spartan's record is now 4-4 mances." He feels that she is distracted overall and 2-3 in the Big West by her injury and that it is definitely Conference. influencing her play, he said. "Everybody is holding something The Spartans are trying to rebuild back," Corbelli said after the game. their team after losing seven players "We're capable of playing much better from last season's NCAA tournament than we have, but we'll take the win." team. The game sores were 15-9,9-15, Corbelli said that his younger play- 15-9 and 15-12. ers need to become better seasoned by Senior middle blocker Leslie Page getting playing experience in more said that "the team pulled together and competitive matches. communicated well." Next up for the Spartans is the Page, who is recovering from a Stanford Invitational on Thursday and shoulder injury, also added that the Friday starting at 6 p.m. at Maples "blocking was good." Pavilion. Page had 14 kills against the The Spartans will face tough com- Roadrunners. petition in this tournament from The Roadrunners ended last season defending national champion Stanford with an overall record of 5-30 and fin- and other teams such as Notre Dame. ished last season eighth in the Big Corbelli commented that the key to West Conference. success in this upcoming tournament Head coach Craig Choate is is "not to give up too early and to take presently in his second season as head every match seriously." Lynn Benson Daily staff photographer coach. Five starters rejoined a New He said that SJSU "needs to beat Mexico State squad from last season. good teams as well as mediocre teams Spartan setter Jennifer Liston watches as middle blocker Leslie SJSU beat the Roadninners in four sets at the Event Center Improved communication and in order to be competitive." Page slams a kill past a New Mexico State player's block attempt. Monday. The win improved the Spartans' Big West record to 2-3. Spartans back on track in Big West; challenges still lie ahead After a walk-through matchup In addition, the Aggies were seen Utah State's biggest offensive ting votes in the Associated Press Top isn't as talented as last season's team, against the game, but overmatched, as the Spartans' first real competition threat, running back Roger Grant, only 25 poll. it seems to be following the same .1 Jim Long Beach State 49ers, the Spartans of their Big West season. For the past rushed the Nall 14 times, for 41 yards. Well, actually the Spanans got one trend. Johnson roared into Utah State's Romney seven years, the Big West champion The Aggies' overall rushing game did vote and they're not actually ranked in One major difference is that this Stadium with more than enough moti- has boasted a perfect 7-0 conference even worse. It was left spinning its the Top 25, SJSU's single vote ties it year's team already has two losses, Daily sports editor vation. record. Since SJSU doesn't face wheels for a grand total of zero net with perennial football power Tulsa and it still has to face nationally- SJSU head coach Terry Shea led Fresno State until the final contest of rushing yards. for 43rd in the nation, but a vote is a ranked Cal, Hawaii and Fresno State. his team into Logan, Utah as the con- the season, Utah State was supposed Although the Aggies picked up 258 vote. To equal last year's record, the quering local hem, returning to the site to be the first major speed bump on yards through the air, most of those Spartans have to win two of those There's nothing like a little of perhaps the biggest disappointment the SJSU conference Autobahn. came in a catch-up attempt. The this bears a striking resem- games and tie one, in addition to win- Big West Conference play in his career. In the early 80s, Shea had So the Spartans headed into their Spartans took a 23-0 lead before the AIIblance to last season when ning all of their remaining Big West to get a team back on been a long-time Aggies assistant biggest Big West matchup of the sea- Aggies could take a deep breath. The the Spartans struggled early, contests. nack. coach, from 1976 to 1983, and was son thus far looking for some competi- resultant aerial comeback try by Utah then picked up speed as they began To equal, or surpass, last year's Saturday's 23-7 victory over fringe considered the odds-on-favorite to tion. State allowed the Spartan defense to their Big West schedule. national recognition, SJSU probably contender Utah State was just what the become the next Utah State head They didn't find much. tee off on Aggie quarterback Ron Last year, SJSU tied Louisville and has to win the rest of its games, a Spartan football team needed. Two coach. But Shea was overlooked and Lopez. SJSU piled up six sacks of lost to Washington before tuming it monumental task. losses on the road, against a big-time he headed elsewhere. SJSU defense, which had Lopez as a result. on. By the end of last season, the Nevertheless, don't be surprised if program like Florida and a Dome- He ended up at SJSU and Thebeen mediocre at best in the Suddenly the Spartans are 2-0 in Spartans were ready to compete with the Spartans make another run at a home team like Minnesota, had SJSU Saturday's game was Shea's first in fast three games, emerged the Big West, they've evened their many nationally-ranked teams. national ranking, and a berth in the ready for some Big West action. Logan as the Spartans' head coach. to hog-tie the Aggie offense. record at 2-2 overall, and they're get- While this year's team probably final California Raisin Bowl

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4 A, SPARTAN DAILY II San lase State UnhersltyU Wednesday, October 2, 1991 5 KSJS defeats rival KFJC in paint war By Nicholas D. Smith man's land as the both armies tried to took advantage of the situation, mak- Duly gaff writer gain an advantage over the other. mg a stab for the KFJC flag. In The thump of the CO2 rifles moments it was over. KSJS had won Pinned down under heavy fire, the echoed across the picturesque land- -- sealing the (lily's victory. soldiers wriggled down into the dust to scape near Watsonville where the Foothill air personality Mike avoid being splattered with instant teams met for a day of annihilating Rosenberg, (The Rev. Dahwave) said death. each other. the battles were all in fun. "We're "Ammo, I need ammo," they This game's object, called "s-peed- nvals sure, but we should still be able shouted to each other as the fight wore ball," is to get the other IS-person to go out and party." he siud. on. laun's flag on the opposite side of the They are scum, they are meaning- They tried to hold the attackers half-mile long field and bring it back less, they have no self-respect, and no back, but the onslaught of offensive to the original base, integrity," tye-dye-clad Rosenberg tone forced their way closer and clos- Slowly the KFJC soldier, clad in added with a big smile under long hair. er to penetrating the defensive camouflage with his face concealed by 'They are trying to psych us out stronghold behind plywood walls and the ominous protective mask, crept with the camouflage," he said before stacks of old tractor tires on the hilly forward untouched. If he got through the battles began, noting the heavy field. the KSJS line of defense, he could eas- camouflage worn by the KSJS tem. The tense battle was the fifth in a dy take out several men, opening the Fighting on the KSJS side were best out of seven paintball match way to the flag for the rest of his team. three people who won the chance to between SJSU radio station KSJS and Suddenly, KSJS air personality fight by calling in to KSJS. Foothill College's KFJC Saturday. Dan Robba (Dan Steele on the air) One winner, Debbie Hayes, a One notch apart (90.7 and 89.7 leapt from his plywood wall cover to molecular biology senior, said she FM) and in the same broadcast area, trade direct fire with the impending used to play a few years ago with the college stations are natural rivals. threat. Paint flew back and forth in an slingshots and skateboards. They've played each other before in explosion of dust and color amid pn- "I hate war. I hate guns. But I'm softball and the like, but this was the mal screams of warfare, damn good at Duck Hunt," Hayes first paintball match between the two. The "dead" KFJC soldier trudged said. KSJS was recently voted best col- off the field slowly, hands and gun The other two winners, Neil Jonas, Barry Gutierrez Daily staff photograplx lege radio station by the Metro news- held in the air. an SJSU art junior, and Tony paper. Staffers are only too quick to Thanks to the paint-plastered death Matthews who is not a student, said KSJS DJ Alan Caplan hides out in a bunker paintball comptetion with rival college radio compliment KFJC on winning for run- of the KFJC soldier at the hands of they had also played before. All three unsure of which way to move in Saturday's station KFJC of Foothill College. ner-up. Robba, the balance quickly tipped fit right into the crazy KSJS team. For most of the KFJC team, this toward the station from San Jose. Referee Vu Noting, a former SJSU was the first time playing the game. Robba's heroism earned him the title student, said the radio warriors were However, their enthusiasm easily of "bloodthirsty" for the rest of the nuts. "They're a lot of fun to watch," made up for any lack of experience. day. he said. Haang competes nationally in The hidden meaning of art KSJS had already easily taken "It's fun once you tag someone, it's paintball competitions and recently three out of four matches if the like YEAH," Robba said. "You just returned from matches in New York tusis, as Cheng did recently with her Lion. Her three acrylic paintings hung KSJS team won this match they would killed an individual, where else can and Chicago. SJSU art students own work. Seven plaster-like masks like giant monoliths in the gallery, be paintball champs of the day. you do it? It's kind of psycho, but it's After the real contest was over, and express themselves lined the walls of the tiny gallery each an array of abstracted colors that However, KFJC was threatening to KSJS was declared victor, the teams walls, each molded from her own defies interpretation. even up the score. A KFJC soldier Jon Campbell (Dr. Love), another divided up into mixed teams of both and their talents face, each expressing something dif- "They're studies until I become jumped from the pile of tires to behind KSJS radio personality, agreed. "We stations. Soon, however the ammuni- ferent. Sitting at a table was a large comfortable with what I'm doing," heaps of old pallets nearing the KSJS would shoot at nuns if they would let lion, which resembles the Nutrasweet through artwork white turtle, staring into a mincr. King said with quiet reserve. Though defenses. us," he said. gumball, ran low, and the day slowly "I'm trying to make masks of it is difficult to make a definitive state- Bright colored paintball bullets The more experienced and better wound down to a peaceful barbecue displayed weekly myself to change into a turtle, but not ment on these abstract works, King is jumped back and forth across no- organized team, KSJS immediately Isepared by KFJC. By Michael Monaghan yet," Cheng explained, by writing ha pleased with the design process for Duly staff wnter response on yellow notebook paper. "I the paintings each required five-to- feel my bean (is) much like a turtle. It seven days to complete. Art is an intangible thing to the has expression, although it can't talk, "Everything I do is purposeful," Patti LaBelle driven by thoughts of late family casual viewer a few splotches of like I can't talk with people." King added. NEW YORK (AP) Her parents To" and "Yo, Mister," the album was a television and film, LaBelle doesn't paint on a canvas, perhaps a distonal Though conversation is hindered Art has been her passion since she and three sisters are all dead now, and "disappointment," she said. believe she's a big star. shape or two to liven the picture up by Cheng's inability to speak, she is was 16, but King was quick to admit Patti LaBelle feels driven by thoughts "It was one of my better albums," "I don't feel like a star. ... I know and we are expected to believe it con- enthusiastic about expressing herself painting will not be her "bread and of them. LaBelle said. "But it wasn't marketed that I make a lot of people happy, but tains some hidden meaning. through her art. She has studied paint- butter," as she put it. She was an art "I feel that with my sisters and par- nght." I'm not a superstar like Madonna or But an is a form of self-expression, ing in pursuit of a Masters of Fine tutor at Gavilan College in Gilroy for ents gone. I'm the only one here to Her hopes for the widespread Michael Jackson. and often an artist's work reflects an Arts degree since 1985. Cheng uses three years, and she sees teaching art carry the family name," LaBelle said. crossover success she desires now "I feel that I reach a select few, and emotional experience he or she has interpreters suggested by Disabled as her goal in life. One man who has "So I have to work that much harder rests on her new album, "Burnin'," they are very important people to me," felt deeply and wants to share with the Services on campus so she can under- influenced King's desire to teach is because it's not just for me, it's all of which is being released this month. LaBelle said. "But I am not a house- world, though not everyone will stand her instructors. SJSU instructor John Porter, who has them that I'm representing." The album also includes a reunion hold word. To so many other people understand it. Like most artists, one of Cheng's enhanced her skills, she said. Last year, the third of her three sis- with her old band mates, Sara Dash I'm 'Path who?" As freedom of expression is a con- ambitions is to see her artwork hang Between taking care of her 16- ters, Jackie. died of cancer. Her moth- and Nona Hendryx. By ha own count, the 47-year-old viction our society holds deeply, we in a major gallery, where she can month-old toddler and finishing er and two other siblings previously "I want this one to bust everything LaBelle said she's only had about often take for granted our ability to express herself to a larger audience. school, it's a wonder she finds time to died of cancer. wide open," she said. "I want it to do three hit records in a career that spans tell others exactly how we feel. SJSU Until then, she continues to perfect paint at all. She realizes that her an Shortly after Jackie's death, her like Whitney Houston's albums." three decades. art student Raine Cheng might have a her technique and interact with other must be a serious hobby, rather than a father died after suffering from She's also embarked on a tour that In 1984, the song "New Attitude" few words to say about that argument, artists on campus. means of income, although it would Alzheimer's disease. included stops at New York's Apollo (from the film "Beverly Hills Cop") however. Only she can't express her- "I met many teachers, friends. nice to be discovered. King said. LaBelle's plan to expand her audi- Theatre and Atlantic City. became a hit and "sparked a resur- self that way she's deaf, and must They are nice to me," Cheng said with The art galleries in the Art ence hit a snag with the release last Touring gives her the chance to gence in my career," she said. rely on sign language, her notebook, a smile. Department offer weekly spaces to year of the album "Be Yourself," meet people who "maybe never heard "I always want to be noticed," she and her art to tell others how she feels. Another artist who exhibited her artists on a first-come, first-serve which included Prince, Burt of Patti LaBelle," she said. said. "Some people have to go out The SJSU an department contains work recently in a student gallery is basis. Tuesday nights feature recep- Bacharach and Full Force as producer- Despite five Grammy nominations, incognito, looking raggedy. When eight galleries in which students can Patricia King, a senior majoring in tions at each gallery from 5 p.m. to 8 songwriters. three Emmy nominations, one gold they stop recognizing me then I'll display their artwork on a weekly studio arts and secondary art educa- p.m. and guest lecturers. Despite the hits "If You Asked Me and one platinum album, and roles on know I'm not successful." %lc A ZE F.100

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Ill West Evelyn Ave. 175 N. San Pedro In Murphy Square-Sunnyvale (408) 720-1531 Tues-Fri. II a.m.-2 p.m. Di nner : Tues Sa 5 p nt-9 p.m. 298-WAVE 6 Wednesday', October 1, 1991 MI Sun law Strife t rilverNIty SPARIAN i)AILY FEATURE LIFE under the bridge San Jose's homeless consider the Guadalupe River their homefront Continued From Front Page The homeless view the world from under a bridge. Perhaps they have a tent or a make- shift shelter to keep the wind and dust down. For them it's life in the outdoors without the protection of campers, recreation vehicles or motor homes. Some have jobs. Few have cars. "Under any teidge, in any city of Amenca there are homeless," Scott Wagers, SJSU soci- ology major and president of the Student and Homeless Alliance, said. The SHA is a campus organization that documents the homeless and Photographs hy Donna ftrammer 'lady staff pholographr seeks their empowerment through an alliance of intellectuals and the lower classes. Mary relaxes after a day of travelling to stay ahead of the police and would be nit ggers. Mary says a lot of people like to give the homeless a hard time "We wanted to correct the mistakes of the past where intellectuals of the '60s and even Lenin did not make the connection with the lower classes," said Mike Roberts, SHA vice president. "Both groups have a voice, which is critical, because it's (Wagers') and my view that the homeless should shape their own des- tiny." The Alliance considers homelesmess struc- tural, not individual. At Wednesday night teach -ins, where homeless attend, Wagers stresses that feeding the hungry and clothing the naked are treating the symptoms, not the causes. He said the homeless and their allies must act politically. The SHA traipse the Guadalupe river corri- dors and other homeless camps to profile and count the people who live there. Wagers and Roberts know them by name. Elsewhere along the river, other homeless people have left their names on supports under A typical make shift home under the bridge is made of a bed, table and chairs the bridges. Where Geno's name adoms the wall, nine people lived for nine years, accord- They're like a jail, says Eddie Pugh, fomer Street Crimes Unit. ing to Wagers. iley had a sense of communi- Campbell firefighter who was homeless but "The Guadalupe and Coyote conidors are ty, he said. But unlike Ace's group, they were has since found a place to live. The homeless off limits," she said. "We try to apply the rules drinkers. muss arrive in the evening, he said, and cannot consistently and fairly. Not everybody gets a leave once inside at the risk of losing their citation." Some are dry, some wet space. Mark got such a citation for sleeping at With few exceptions, the shelters ask night in a park. He wants to know how he can "Camps separate by living habits into dry patrons to leave at 7:30 am, and rarely accom- trespass on public property. He said the police camps, drug free and wet," Wagers said. Sober modate than during the day. threatened to cut down his tent if he did not homeless find non-drinking camps and do not "In the Armory, all we do is lay out beds," leave. He said he had his fingerprint taken and accept alcoholics. The drug free group together Newkirk said. "You are kicked out the next complained that he was "booked." as do alcoholics. morning. You stand on a long line for a show- "It's the fuss ticket I've ever had," he said. The homeless vary from the drifter who er. It's certainly not luxury accommodation." "You are not a criminal unless they make you never settles down, to recent divorcees and laid Homeless who get checks from social ser- off workers. Both national and local estimates vice agencies receive them at the end of the Amoroso said police can issue a citation differ over how many homeless there are, but month and often take a few days in a motel, with a "Field 1" fingerprint. Taken at the time all agree their numbers are growing. Newkirk said. When they run out of funds they of citation and only of the right forefinger, it is Although considered a transient population, return to the shelter. to protect identity when people give wrong studies indicate that homeless in Santa Clara While shelters provide a roof, they do not names, or have no identification with them, she County have lived here for at least a year ease the task of finding work, according to said. It is not the same as formal booking before becoming homeless. Weslie Stanley, who is homeless and stays in a where people are brought into custody for full- "We are fairly certain that our homeless shelter. finger and palm printing and checking of population are not transient, but local," accord- Their address marks them as homeless, police monis. ing to Bill Newkirk, homeless coordinator for whom employers are reluctant to hire. "We do try to check bridges and creeks gen- San Jose's department of housing. "Shelters Crowded conditions and lines for showers erally," Amoroso said. "We ve had complaints show 80 percent having residence in the city make it difficult to stay clean enough for inter- about those areas. Some encampments are prior to coming to the shelter," he said. views. Swing shift workers return so late they criminal." Their numbers are in estimates, partly lase their beds. She has tried to instill sensitivity toward the because they do not want to be counted, homeless among her squad, Amoroso said. Newkirk said. In a 1989 "Homeless In The Employers require automobiles "But we want (the homeless) to go to shelters," Bay" report to the Santa Clara County Board she added. of Supervisors, the study estimated the number Employers often require automobile owner- Hostility from the homeless arises more of homeless in Santa Clara County was at ship, which is why some homeless want a car from police answers to complaints than from 13,000 for the calendar year of 1987 through more than a house or aparunent. calls for emergency help, according to Stanley. 1988. An overlapping study, the "Help House "Without a reliable car you can't hold a "I would have no hesitation about calling the the Homeless" survey, placed the number at job," Ace said. "Without a good job, you can't cops if I thought a homeless person was in 19,000 for the fiscal year of July 1, 1987 get money for a car. A friend might lend me niedical danger," he said. Ace, a homeless man (right), Scott Wagers (center) and Mike Roberts (right), through June 30, 1988. the 510 for a license, but a car is expensive," homeless advocates, observe an area that is usually populated by 15-20 families, -We do know that shelter usage is running he said. Few can agree on causes 100 percent," Newkirk said. "Winter usage has The unsheltered homeless sometimes find income homes, the report said. las Plumas is for families with children. increased 15 percent consistently over the past themselves at odds with the police who dis- Although all agree that the homeless lack The city anticipates that between 1989 and Homeless parents fear losing their children three years." In the San Jose Armory, 287 of burse them from camps if either citizens, the housing, few agree why hornelesssiets occurs. the year 2000, San Jose will spend approxi- if they put them in public schools, [Sancti said. the 300 beds are used every night, Newkirk City or Caltrans complains. It's a misdemeanor Some hornet= are unable to integrate into mately $240 million on what is called afford- As a result, Las Plumes provides on -site job- said. for them to camp under the bridges over the society, Newkirk said. The Julian Street Inn able housing very low income, low income and training for parents, child care anti a whoa. Not only do the homeless often choose mit Guadalupe, under the overpasses of highways has a 69-bed capacity for the disturbed and the moderately priced units, the report said. "Some people have the misconception that to be counted, they may choose to avoid shel- or in the park, according to Lt. Adonna Winter Amory takes people that are not harm- But San Jose has created only 20 patent of we just build Fairmont Hotels," Dando said. ters. Amoroso of the San Jose Police Department's ful to themselves or to others. currently needed low income housing as pro- But Redevelopment generates projects across Ihe homeless find themselves at odds with jected by the Association of Bay Area the city that benefit everyone from improve- the criminal justice system, Newkirk said. If Governments, according to MIA. ments to Highways 87 and 85, to the you are on parole, you must have and stay at a In "Cotique of the General Reclevekpment Convention Center and the Children's Young homeless couple hoping for stated address. If you camp along the river or Plan of the City of San Jaw," the authors state Discovery Museum increasing revenue and under the freeway, you are in auurrnata viola- that building of low-income units runs behind bnnging 14,10) permanent jobs to the city, she tion of parole, he said. need, and that with the drop off of federal added. real home before new baby comes If arrested, officers may be reluctant to funds, "2,((X) (17 percent) of the 11,800 feder- Of these jobs, 72 patent are office person- release them on their own recognizance ally sponsored low-income rental units in the nel, 22 percent are retail, and six percent are Tina and Dan are homeless. Tina ran some people in the neighborhood give me because they worry the homeless will not county have been built." hotel employees, according to Linda Kimball away from a foster home when she was 17 water," she said. "Once in a while we have return for a court date and the poke will mart !he critique also quotes the relevekarment of the San Jose Office of Economic and lived along the Guadalupe River. She a lade money, hut we don't want to go to a find them plan's authors to the Meet "that there needs to Development had a child now in the care of Dan's fami- motel." *fhe homeless are no inure criminally he more new eCOOOMIc tkvelopment than new "I would get a job and studio if I could," ly. She womes that people in rmaels take inclined than traits *saws of society, Newkirk housing &vett limo*" Ace said. "It's nice to go to the bathroom and She has a bronchitic cough arid has drugs "I'm oft drugs because I don't want said. take a shower whenever you want. There's been diagnosed with lukernia. Now six and to mess my baby up," she said. "Why "I think you *III find that 'mist of the Redevelopment criticized more self-respect and dignity in getting a job a half months pregnant with their second waste the money just for a TN and a show honicle.ss RAI* art IK) more dangerous than and having a bane child, she and Dan are still homeless, living or'?" any other secuorr of Stklei), ,ard. Wagers and Roberts also criticize redevel- Homelessness has spurred debate over its outside. When she was in the hospital she could "Certainly housing is the most consistent opment for providing too many jobs with cause and cure. Sources even debate how They share a small camp under a not pay the rent and lost her SMUOTI and expensive problem you have in the long salaries that will not afford a month's rent. many people have been or are homeless. But bridge with another couple. or very low -meow housing. Dan works haul," Newkirk said. Pat Dando, of San Jose Redevelopment everyone agrees their number is increasing. "It's a roof," she said looking up, "but I and Tina nterves public assistance, but not As of June 1991, the City of Sari Jose had Agency disagrees. Downtown has created shel- In a small wood shelter along the river, ain't got no four walls," she said stroking enough to pay for even a small apartment. spent $3 7 million on four new homeless facili- ters, low-income housing and jobs from janitor Mitch, formerly in collections and now unem- the dark tabby cat that played on the carpet She could lose custody of her child ties in the city, according to a report prepared IL) corporate executive, she said. ployed stays with an old friend who is home- she put clown. without an address, she said "I want to be by the ritayut 's Mice "Redevelopment has budt the only shelters. less. Mitch won't stay outside long, according Her skin and clothes arc clean and the out of here before this baby is born, From July I, 1989 to June 10, 1990, the city We built the Julian Street Inn for the mentally to him. camp has a laundered odor. hesause they're not taking this baby away completed 238 units, of which 158 were very- impaired. The Montgomery Street shelter pro- "I'll go back to collecting," he said. "The "1 get water from the nearby park and from MC." low income housing, at a cost of $6 million. A vides day sirVICO: for hard OM homeless," she money is better than getting unemployment." current project for 1,237 units will cost $32 said. "The Commercial Street shelter was to But until then he is one more of the growing million and will include another 817 very -low deal with the working poor." number of homeless in San Jose. SPARTAN DAILY Sun lase State UnlvtrItyU Wedne_sday, October 2, 1991 7

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"We don't want to fight under the tern," Tam uud, citing the findings of a parlia- and industrial emmissions combine with Communist red sus," they yelled, referring to mentary commission. "Rain is seeping warm, still weather in this mountain-ringed the army emblem. "We don't want to fight through and leaching radioactive elements capital of about four million people. unless sonxxine explains to us what Serbia a into the ground" Temperatures, which reached 91 degrees in this war for." According to specialists, new protective Tuesday, were expected to remain high mini The group represented some of the thou- measures art needed to make the facility safe, Thursday. sands of Serbs deserting from the Yugoslav including the placement of a new cover over The independent PAKOE environmental People's Army, once reportedly the best- the existing shield, the state news agency agency reported that 647 people sought medi- equipped fighting forte in the Balkans. said cal treatment for heart and breathing prob- The 9.5 million Serbs. Yugoslavia's largest The report said a new cover would be lems exacerbated by the pollution. ethnic group, are the only pool left from inexpensive and would help stop the escape which the army can draw the 110,000 con- of radicacuve substances. scripts it needs for one year of mandatory ser- But, Tans said, "The service life of the pro- vice. tection structures, estimated to be no longer NEWS QUIZ Since war erupted when Slovenia and than 100 years, is not sufficient to reduce Croatia declared independence June 25, those radioactivity of 1718ICTL815 under the cover to a two republics have sent no recruits. safe level." Hve correct - news stud. Three Macedonia and Bosnia-Hercegovina, two The ideal 9DlUll0F1 would be to completely to four - reads USA Today. other republics, have followed suit, leaving a dismantle Reactor No. 4 and bury all radioac- One to two - Where have you heavily ethnic Serb army increasingly tive waste in special storage areas, but the been? involved on the Serb side of an escalating, high cost and numerous technical problems undeclared war. have dissuaded specialists from that course of O How old are crackers in the But, as the desenas indicated Monday, no action, Tans said. one has MacQuarrie Hall basement, which told Serbs why they are fighting. The specialists said it would he impossible were to be used for emergencies? to solve the problem without creating an 0 Army demands Diplomats monitoring the broadcast, who regional committee to coordinate the continu- Name a role-playing game the were reached by telephone from Abidjan, Report says ing cleanup of the Chernobyl explosion. Fantasy/Strategy Club will be playing transitional Ivory Coast, said loyalist troops were guard- tonight in the Student Union. ing the station law Tuesday. Chernobyl plant 0 Which Spartan was named Big democracy out The newscast said the mutinous troops 0 Cars banned West defensive player of the week for seized the station in the morning and forced a still dangerous his play against Utah State? LOME, Togo (AP) - Rebel troops twice journalist to broadcast demands that interim downtown as seized the state broadcasting center Tuesday Prime Minister Joseph Koffigoh and his gov- MOSCOW (AP) - A protective shield to O Where did an army mutiny on in a botched coup attempt against a civilian ernment resign. prevent radiation from leaking out of the smog record set Monday leave at least 26 dead and 200 government trying to end 24 years of military Chernobyl nuclear power plant data not meet wounded? dictatorship. safety standards and should be reinforced, the ATHENS, Greece (AP) - Air pollution O What would the Academic Senate State television reported that the troops, @ Desertions hit lass news agency reported today. reached a record level in Athens Tuesday, like to do to lure candidates to the after seizing the station in the morning, An immense steel and concrete "sarcopha- prompting the government to tran private cars office of SJSU president? departing in a hail of bullets a few hours later hard at Yugoslav gus" was built around Reactor No. 4 after the from the city center for a second day. and returning ANSWF.R.S: I) More that 30.years old. 2) "Slat then in the afternoon, had left a catastrophic explosion on April 26, 1986, that The official PERPA environmental agency Fleet Rattles, "Champions and "Advanced second time - presumably for good as army morale spewed poisonous radiation across the reported that nitrogen dioxide had reached a Dungeons & Dragons." 3) Senior defensive nightfall approached. Ukraine, Byelorussia tackle Simon Vacafi. 4) Puttau-Princre, Ilium 5) and much of Europe. record level and other pollutants such as car- The Academic Senate would like to find a pleat Five people were reported killed in a clash BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (AP) - About But, the report said, the protective shield is bon monoxide and ozone also were at high denial residence to attract candidatea. between the rebels and loyalist troops who 30 Serbs huddled outside Belgrade's main not adequate. levels. ended the morning siege of the station, army barracks, shouting their grievances to "Inside the sarcophagus, there is no venti- A brown pollution clowd, known in Mita/ hi, Corr y 'Frisch/el' according to the 25-minute newscast. any general who cared to listen. lation, gas cleaning or dust suppression sys- Athens as the "tidos." forms v.hen vehicle Spartan Doh Assistant 'sews Feu r

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Medical Insurance 8 It'ednestias Ottober 2, 1991 San lose State University SPAR IAN DAILY 'Funniest People' looks FORT ORD: Site for campus found From Front Page child-care center, potential labs and a spans In the meantime, it would be restricted to university in 10 to 15 yews. club targeted to become the Student Union. upper-division and graduate COUr3CS, with four to SJSU for comic relief Administrators have worked to prepare The dorms are superior in and ameni- leical community colleges providing general building conversions, absorbed toxic cleanup ties to the current "red-brick" halls, according education By Jason Rothman $10,000 with their videos. reports and huddled with politicians. to S.ISU's Alan Freanan, open wax and plan- Community college presidents have I)1 nut Anyone can produce a video tur the show, The result - a formal pniposal for the satel- lung director. expressed concern ova competition for lower- as long as it is humor that the family can watch lite headed for the Chancellor's Office (k-t. 25. Students, faculty and fraternities could division students should the campus expand to So you think you're funny. together. In other words, students can't swear, Chancellor Munitz got a sneak preview of reside in more than LOCO two, three and four- a four-year curriculum. Well then grab a video camera, because the but they can say "booger," and make "armpit the site proposals and conversion plans and a bedroom homes. Such worries are premature, Ham said, "America's Funniest People" television saies fatting noises," according to Goldstein. whirlwind tow of the base during his Visit to The minimal site outlines an 800-acre cam- since demographics could change greatly by is in San Jose. "This is pie-in-the-face stuff, very broad SJSU last week. pus. University officials wouldn't estimate the the year 2000. As part of a new search for comedy, and very simple." Goldstein added "You never Hendrickson, tamer garrison commander a total cost for the land and building conversions. It could all be SJSU's with the approval "America's Funniest People" is going to give the audience enough time to get bored Fort Out, chose the proposed sites after cak:u- The 1,000 students served by the current of the CSU, the Army and the Fort Ord schools across the country. Tuesday, field pro- with the skit." kiting which faihties military and other federal Monterey satellite in Salinas would probably Community Task Force and a little legisla- ducer Jeff Goldstein was on campus making a Each tape is screened by the staff of the agencies would keep. move in the fall of 1994, according to tion by Congress. presentation about what the show is looking show. The funniest tapes then go to the produc- But SJSU may not have to wait in line Hendrickson arid Roberto Ham, SJSU satellite Federal law currently prohibits transfer of for. er and director, and they make the decision as behind the feds. director. military property identified by the EPA as pan He will also be holding auditions in to what makes it on to the show, axording to If the U.S. Department of Education Administrators expect the campus to even- of a national priority list for toxic contamina- Eastridge Mall Friday between noon and 3 Conchita Thorton-Marusich, the director of requests land be set aside for educational pur- tually, accumniodate 15,000 students in an inde- tion until cleanup is complete. p.m., and between 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. research. poses, the satellite proposal would be given pendent university offering a range of pro- Should the law be amended and the satellite "We are looking for quick visual humor that People at SJSU have 22 weeks to submit equal footing with requests from federal agen- grams. proposal win the blessing of all three agencies, pays off fast," Goldstein said. "We have found their material to the show, and they can do it cies, according to Congressman Leon Panetta, However, CSU would not expand the satel- university officials and the Army say toxic con- a lot of quality people who are interested in through temporary television production D-Monterey. lite facility without an increase to 50)0 stu- tamination would be a small consideration. doing this as a career, and we have goaen a lot instructor David Yohn. The University is asking for approximately dents, Ham said, including 1,200 to 1,500 full- The contamination is limited to solvent and of funny material from people on campuses." Yohn can be reached at 924-4542, or Hugh 1,200 acres including housing estates, domiito- time students. Ham estimated that would hap- gasoline spills from service stations, according Students can win $2,000, 53,000 and Gillis Hall 126 for more information. ry complexes with separate dining commons, a pen about the turn of the century. to the Army. Apple's Sculley boosts new Protesters angry about gay rights veto drown out Governor's speech at Stanford University STANFORD (AP) Screaming sure with the veto. Sunday, saying it would burden desktop publishing products "Shame, shame," and hurling debris, -We're trying to communicate dia employers by adding to the "flood- demonstrators angry over Gov. Pete this is going to cost him. That this was ude" of litigation, which he called a SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) The Apple's new LaserWriter hg and Wilson's veto of a gay rights bill not the right move and that we are per- threat to the state's economic well- way Apple Computer Inc. Chief LaserWriter III can enhance those 'You can expect to drowned out his speech at Stanford sonally outraged and insulted," said being. Executive John Sculley sees it, just scanned images by using advanced see Apple on the University on Thesday. Harrison Brace, 24, a graduate student The veto also sparked a violent about everybody with a personal com- technology called PhotoGrade and Demonstrators rushed the stage, in comparative literature. night of protest Monday as demonstra- puter will get into some fain of desk- FinePrint to improve lines and shad- leading edge of startling thousands of seated alumni, After indicating he would likely tors in San Francisco and Los Angeles top publishing this decade. ings. The PhotoGrade, for example, but were held about 20 feet from the sign the hill, AB101, Wilson vetoed it trashed state office And Sculley, who introduced two allows a laser printer to use 16 shades publishing governor by a line of police in riot new Apple laser printers and a picture of gray instead of five in most dot- technology in the gear. State police surrounded the gov- scanner at the Seybold Computer matrix machines. ernor, some batting away flowers and Publishing Conference here, told the The printers will be available in 1990s.' pamphlets thrown toward the podium. Israel Speech Contest group Tuesday that the advanced limited quantity in October and in Despite the jeers and whistles, machines make desktop publishing higher volume in November. The sug- Wilson completed his 10-minute The Mel & Dorothy Cotton Israel Speech Contest was devel- easier than ever. gested retail price for the LaserWriter "Desktop publishing was one of speech, delivered as pan of Stanford's oped as an "on-site" 'experience for future Jewish leaders in He compared the innovations, [If and LaserWriter lItt are $3,599 and our problems," he said. "But you can centennial celebration. His wife, the San Jose area. The contest otters one Jewish student cur- which include automatic focusing, $4,599, respectively. Suggested retail expect to see Apple on the leading Gayle, sat nearby, anxiously holding rently attending San Jose State University an all-expense-paid scaling and shading features, to tech- price for upgrades are $1,549 for the edge of publishing technology in the the hand of a woman seated next to 14 -day trip to Israel at the conclusion of the Fall 1991 nological advances that male 35-mil- llf and $2,549 for the 11g. 1990s." IICE semester. It is expected that upon his or her return, the contest limeter cameras easy to use. Doug Kass, a computer industry According to Sculley's vision, At one point, when an orange was winner will assume the chair of the UJA Campus Campaign. "You don't have to be an expert analyst with Dataquest, Inc., in San desktop publishers will use more tossed directly at him, Wilson calmly anymore. Even I can use these Jose, said Apple is pushing technolo- reproduced pictures in their products, caught it, smiled, and threw it beck at The 1991 contest topic is machines," Sculley quipped, saying gy forward, and that desktop publish- and businesses will begin to incorpo- the audience. he didn't use an older picture scanner ing will become an easy that novices rate into documents computerized Stanford President Donald "What Israel Means To Me." because it took too long as much can use the machines. photos, using sophisticated scanners Kennedy congratulated "the gover- as 90 minutes to get a good repro- "Apple's new products are pretty and laser printers. nor's courage" after Wilson finished duction. whiz-tangy, because they eliminate a Sculley said he recently sold a and took his seat on the stage. CONTEST RULES Sculley said that graphics and lot of the steps," Kass said. "I house by including a computerized Just before he was drowned out, 1. Eligible participants include all first, or third-year fancy fonts propelled desktop publish- wouldn't say they're one-touch photo of the property on a letter, and Wilson told the demonstrators, "I will second ing in the '80s, but computer-printed machines, but it's correct that desktop he sent it by facsunile. give you some advice, this is not the Jewish students attending San Jose State University. photos will be this decade's winner. publishing is becoming friendlier." "The use of photos in documents is time or the platy for fascist tactics." 2. All works must be original Apple's new OneScanner hooks up Apple introduced its first going to be a competitive edge," His speech, only snippets of which to its popular Macintosh PCs to create LaserWriter in 1985, and has since Sculley said, explaining that reahors were audible, discussed Stanford's 3. Speeches must have a maximum length of 10 minutes. black-and-white graphics and images improved the machines, but Sculley and other businesses could benefit by future as well as its contributions to 4. Written speeches must be submitted (typed, double-spaced) from that can be used in documents said Apple didn't move forward fast including photos of items for sale or the nation over the last century. to contest director David Mesher, English Department, San laser printers. enough. new products. Before the speech, about 300 Jose State University, no later than 5 p.m., protesters mingled in the crowd of October 21, 1991. 4,000 that gathered to listen to Wilson 5. Those speeches selected for the first -round competition will GAP SOLAR COOKS and U.S. Secretary of Health and be heard at a site and date to be announced. Human Services Louis Sullivan. Winner From Front Page From Front Page sponsor a the fair. Former Secretary of State George 6 will be announced at the JCRC Board Meeting on Lowman agreed, "The date rape The demonstration includes a solar Shultz also attended. November 13, 1991 is really a novelty," seminar went over really well. Now ronmerual data and volunteer sign-ups box cooker. -This Protesters said beforehand that they 7. The winning speech may be published in part or entirety in they're better informed." for activities ranging from restoration Gerber said. "It's really cheap." The wanted to demonstrate their displea- the Pila, who has worked with Greeks of Big Basin to recycling and ride - materials consist of cardboard, foil and Jewish Community News in the past, participates with PEP in sharing projects. &ass- programs such as alcohol awareness The ERC booth has a list of envi- The temperature can reach as high and other campus wide events. Her ronmental group projects in which they as 350 degrees. The booth provides participation is just another step in the are trying to seek volunteer help. "We instructional pamphlets on how to con- GAP program. ay to place volunteers in area of their struct the solar cooker. "I was very pleased with the environmental concern," said Jason Also on display was a parabolic turnout and the response," Pita said. Gerber, environmental coordinator of 'rya. This solar heating device is a lit- "It was very positive and it seemed ERC. tle more complex than the solar box that the students got a lot out of it I By noon Tuesday, he had collated cuoker. The fryer is made up of a con- think it'll become a standard from more than 30 volunteer signatures, cave dish lined with tiny square mir- now on." Gerber said. rors. It fries up to 500 degrees GAP is also promoting a closer The largest number of sign-ups Fahrenheit. relationship with IFC and Panhellenic have been for the Big Basin restoration The reason that these devices have members, as well as houses. project, he added. Big Basin is a red- not gained much popular use is "It is really important to us," wood state park in Santa Cruz County. because people have this idea that you Rivera said to the crowd, "One house The volunteers will help in planting need direct sun in order to cook, is supported by the whole Greek sys- veget,tion and assist in anti -erosion according to Gerber. "You do need and slope stabilization projects. sunlight to heat the solar cookers, but The SJSU students in charge of the the cookers trap high temperatures of OUTDO YOURSELF solar demonstration are staff members heat for a long time. POLICE: of the ERC. The solar cook -off "You could go to work and put a lial cc- .,iecomplisheal a kit to gratIikat Packaging lingo iuuuuu demonstration is in preparation for the stew -type dish in the cooker, conic But you emit lest iii sour laurels I li.st Engineering Front Front Page Solar Fair to be held this weekend in home from work and have a nice hot tittle tit oil Sr oil uctlit Mum Ili the tesi. to Pros essing Engineering Those who enter without permission downtown San Jose. The ERC is a co- dinner waiting," Gahm- said. are subject to arrest. outdo Si )(itself yi I sI I 'go . gilt ['rock!, Itigineering Najjar said if the new system the ph cpec i, ie., nines. :11111 talent for you Training sales Engineering doesn't seem to be working out to the Advertise in the Spartan Daily folio iiii Ow \lit III1Cc. student's benefit, they will change it to Logi( I wsigniApplk.iiiiiii I ii!,;incering adapt. 'it iii see. hilt. 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