Who says women should be skinny? St. Mary's purgatory Spartan baseball team leaves Gaels' pitching Artist Muriel Irrisou tries to scrub the cutesy-curly look in her art without a prayer in 9-2 romp Page 6 Page 6 SPARTAN DAILY Vol. 96, No. 54 Published _for Son Jose .State University since 1934 Thursday. April 25, 1991 Campus a s outraged b posters ucv st 1 rc sal% By Brooke Shelby Biggs Milnes said there is no evidence that art A small delegation, led by GALA presi- But gay-rights activists on campus aren't Daily staff writer students made or posted the posters, which dent Patti Fahey, met with Milnes Tuesday satisfied. Posters advocating violence against gays are glued firmly to the walls of at least five evening to discuss removal procedures for "I was really upset," Tamez said. "I filed and lesbians are showing up on the walls of restrooms in the building, including two the posters. the complaint as a hate crime, and I was one 'CZ the restrooms in the Art building and anger- women's rooms. "I cannot believe that in two months, no of the victims." ct p/ ing campus gay activists. Milnes said the posters have been appear- one else brought this to (Milnes') attention. Schmidt said, "We at ALPAC want to photo- The posters are 8 inch by II inch ing for about two months, but acknowledged He said he never thought to report it to the make sure this is treated (by the UPD) as a 7 Aturrici copied collages of hand-written and typeset that they were not all anti-gay. police," Fahey said. hate crime and not just vandalism." losksent-41- slogans, Bible passages calling for a penalty Two people claimed to have filed formal "You'd think, as a member of the Human Michele Anderson of the Women's Img4or of death for homosexuals and photographs of complaints with UPD, but UPD spokesman Relations Board, he'd know how to recog- Resource Center said she also spoke to men firing handguns. Richard Staley said he could not find any nize a hate crime." Fahey added. "I think his Milnes but doesn't blame him for not taking One poster reads in pan: "Any man who record of such complaints on the log. actions (reason) make his role on the board action. lies with another man (to have sex). Both Chris Schmidt, president of Alternative questionable." shall be put to death. This also applies to Lifestyles Political Action Coalition, and Since his meeting with Fahey, Milnes said. "There is no procedure on this campus to women." Randy Tamez, a member of the Gay, Lesbian "I've sent a memo to both Affirmative deal with hate crimes," she said. Members of gay and lesbian groups on and Bisexual Alliance and vice president of Action and Facilities, Development and Tamez said he is working with Beverly and dykes campus said they first discovered the posters the Disabled Students Association both say Operations addressing the issue, and saying Miles, assistant director of Affirmative invisible Danger them to the University Tuesday, and reported they filed formal complaints with UPD basically, 'How do we handle this?" Action, to determine if and how that office Don Richey Daily staff photographer Police, the Affirmative Action office and cadets who were dispatched to the site Tues- Milnes said he thinks efficient patrol of the will investigate the situation. Several homophobic posters were Robert Milnes, chairman of the art depart- day. restrooms by the cleaning staff or painting mounted inside a number of restroom ment and a member of the Human Relations "The cadet who took the complaint over the walls on a regular basis would solve "There have been flyers debating pro-con on a stalls in the Art Building. Board. seemed really sincere," Schmidt said. the problem. variety of issues," Milnes said. Professor Undercover A.S. approves lambasts ballot vote for U.S. war $15 fee increase policies By Robert W. Scoble putting an alternative proposal of a By Kevin Weil Daily staff writer $4 increase on the budget. Daily stall writer The SJSU athletic department "By putting on only $15 you are As far as Professor Douglas wants to give 5,000 free tickets to limiting our choices," Lessly Dowd is concerned, the United registered students for every foot- Wikle, a member of Students States is a nation of monsters. It's ball game next semester. Affiliated for Environmental a nation of people whose parts are There's one catch: The student Respect, told the A.S. out of proportion; minds not body must vote on May 7 and 8 to But it quickly was shot down matching the bodies containing increase Instructionally-Related because the A.S. members said them. Activity student fees by $15 for that putting two proposals on the That's the image the 72-year-old each semester. ballot would confuse the issue. economics history professor gave But that's not all. If the fee is They added that a $4 increase of the nation's history Tuesday passed, the basketball team will wouldn't save progarns from the night to about 30 people in a talk give away 1,000 free tickets, the pending budget cuts. that was supposed to be titled referendum says, to students for SJSU's athletic department is "War. Economics and History." each game. bracing for $460,000 worth of cuts Instead, he called the title "fool- All students would also be alone and Men's Basketball coach ish" and only to appease those admitted free to other regular-sea- Stan Morrison told A.S. members who organized the lecture and dis- son events. They would receive free that the proposal would only net cussion, which turned out to be a tickets to campus cultural events the athletics department $340,000. speech about a society ruled by sponsored by programs which "We're all in this thing together," force and fraud in its wartime receive funds from the Instruction- he said about the other programs involvements. ally-Related Activity fees. who were planning for cum. Presidents Wilson. Roosevelt, All this for the price of about "Are there any special interests Truman, Reagan and Bush all had three student tickets to a Spartan here?" Morrison asked the audi- one thing in common in the wars football game. ence. "Absolutely. San Jose State's they were involved, according to The Associated Students voted interests." Dowd. to allow the students to vote for The $15 fee increase would be For each of them, "it has been the fee increase after more than the first since 1976 and would necessary to call upon the good 100 supporters tied up its meeting raise student's total fees, including motives of people to do the rotten, for almost two hours Wednesday the proposed 20 percent increase dirty, immoral things done in war." afternoon. in the State University Fee, for the They've lied and manipulated to Specifically, the $15 of new stu- fall semester to $582. achieve their agendas, he said. dent fees will help art galleries, Tina Krah, women's basketball If Hitler was the enemy, why dance programs, forensics team, head coach, thinks that students did we wait so long to do some- intercollegiate athletics, KSJS 90.7 will vote for the increase if they thing about him, he asked. The FM radio station, marching band, realize that it will benefit the atmo- same question was asked for Sad- music programs, radio-television sphere of the campus, she said. dam Hussein. production. Spartan Daily student "We want to be able to give The audience was made up newspaper and theater programs. back to the campus. I'm obviously mostly of Dowd's colleagues and a Critics pointed out that athletics in favor of it." Krah added. handful of Campus Left members, gets a much larger share, approxi- Instructionally -Related Activi- photographer including the groups adviser, soci- George Ortiz -- Day staff mately 67 percent, and that the rest ties are defined on the referendum ology lecturer Talmadge Wright. t aught without an umbrella are Business who decided a newspaper would protect them of the programs aren't guaranteed as those cultural activities and all of whom generally agreed with majors Melody Mor, left, and Annette Garcia from the unexpected rain lliesday. an even cut of the funds. events which enrich academic pro- The A.S. also considered gams for students. See WAR, back page Overcoming restrictive stereotypes Event focuses on health Women's science association elects new leader By Pamela Schatz The organization has a 35000 of women in science on a national Weaver said she can understand hazards of tobacco use Daily staff writer membership. There were three level," said Weaver. how women feel in the science The Association for Women in By Carolyn Swaggart person is put in as preliminary candidates for president. Of the women scientists that field because with her advanced Daily stall were information in order to determine Science elected SJSU botany pro- "They called (Weaver) and hold government positions in sci- educational background she was People were huffing and puffing lessor Ellen Weaver as president. what the lung size of that person asked her if she would run," said ence, according to Science maga- unable to get a job after she fin- for their health during the free pul- is. AWIS was formed 20 years ago. Cathcryn Didion. at AWIS. zine, only five are held by women, ished school. monary testing Wednesday after- During formation the organization Females generally have smaller "AWIS chose her because of her and 66 are held by men. "In the early '70s research was noon in the Student Union. lungs than males, and taller people asked Weaver to keep track of the background and her experience," "I want the person who is going really well for me, I was As part of Tobacco Awareness membership. Twenty years ago if usually have bigger lungs than SJSU Biology Professor D.C. Hol- responsible for filling the position doing fine professionally, but I Week, a pulmonary function in such an organi- shorter people, Ekberg said. one participated ley said. to fill it with a woman," said didn't have a job," she said. screening machine was brought to zation one was thought of being an When a person takes the test, he According to Didion, the AWIS Weaver. Weaver attended Flora Stone SJSU by the Foothill College Res- or she first takes a deep breath. activist, she said. membership put forth her name for She plans to put together a reg- Mather College of Western piratory Therapy Program. "Now I can feel proud They then "breathe out as hard as to say I nomination, and the national mem- istry of women scientist candi- Reserve University and obtained "Basically, what it tests is your am elected president." said they can, and as fast as they can bership voted for Weaver. dates, so when there is a need for a her bachelors in chemistry. She forced vital capacity, which is all and as long as they can. And then Weaver. Weaver, who will take over as person with particular qualifica- then received her masters at Stan- the air that you are able to breathe in AWIS was we measure that effort," Ekberg Participating president next January for a two tions those names will be available ford University and furthered her out," said Jennifer Ekberg, a stu- important to Weaver because it explained. year term, plans to use the position for hire. education at the University of Cali- dent in the accelerated one-year gave her a chance to meet other The results determine how to help women break through the "I want to make sure women get fornia at Berkeley. program. Ekberg and another stu- much air a person can exhale. A women who she could relate to stereotypes that keep them out of recognized, there arc plenty of Weaver was a consultant to dent, Maria Bustamante, did the who loved science and who poor reading may indicate a chron- and scientific fields. qualified women out there," Capt. Jacques -Yves Cousteau on screening. wanted to be scientism. "I want to increase the visability Weaver said. See WOMAN, back page The age, sex and height of the See TOBACCO, hack page Page 2, Thursday, April 25, 1991 Forum Opinions Spartan Daily

EDITORIAL IRA fee increase justified

spending the majority music, theatre, art, KSJS radio After of the semester station, the marching band, denouncing the proposed forensics and dance. 20 percent state university fee However, our interest lies also increase, the last thing one would with the campus in general. Our expect this paper to do would be campus already suffers from to propose a further increase in being a commuter campus student fees. situated in the heart of a city That's exactly what we are which has no identity. Without proposing. We support the A.S. more funds entertainment and CAMERAS referendum to raise media departments, which are NOT ALLOWDE Instructionally-Related Activities likely seen by the administration 1-UNTIL AFTER. funds from their current level of as more expendable than hardcore ELECTIONS $5 to $20 a semester. academic programs, will fall prey 191 Our problem with the 20 percent to next year's budget guillotine. N. increase was that it circumvented - the legal limit of 10 percent athletic department increases per year, not the Thecannot afford to be raped increase as a whole. Students need any further. If we lose one 3Vre to contribute more to the more sport the entire department - preservation of the CSU system. will be dropped from Division-I IRA funds serve the SJSU competition, which would add to :17 campus exclusively, whereas our underlying inferiority tuition increases get lost in the complex. CSU general fund and show no Part of the referendum outlines physical rewards to SJSU the proposal to offer free tickets students. to events on campus. Admittedly the Spartan Daily These freebees will motivate Forum page policies has a vested interest in the A.S. students to attend campus events The Spartan Daily provides a daily page must be turned into the Letters to San Jose State University, San Jose, referendum. Out of the $15, $10 and inject some spirit into SJSU. Forum page. Contributions to the page the Editor box in the Spartan Daily CA., 95192. Articles and letters must would go directly to the athletic If you want to enjoy attending are encouraged from students, staff, newsroom, WLN 104, during office contain the author's name, phone department and the remaining five SJSU for more than in -class faculty, others who are interested in the hours. Submissions may also be mailed number, address, and major (if a dollars would be spread over activities, vote May 7 or 8 to raise university at large. to Forum Editor, The Spartan Daily, student). programs such as this paper, IRA fees to $20. Any letter or column for the Forum department of mass communications.

REPORTER'S FORUM and sales. I work in a restaurant, for Valley, which means a multitude of with each table, managers to appease and instance, that belongs to a nation-wide computer corporate leaders are out there cat and mouse games to play with guests SUSAN BROWN chain. Learning the company's policies itching to spend their money in area in order to be rewarded with a good tip. and procedures has given me tremedous restaurants. When running into one, a Another similarity is the excitement insight into the promotional standards of a little self promotion never hurts, found in both environments. In the multi-million dollar corporation. especially if you compliment it with good newsroom there's always something Waiting tables the Psychology and sociology majors can service. You just never know who might going on. We're in the news business, so also benefit from a rich environment be interviewing you for their company when news breaks we're right in the tailor-made for observing social dynamics some day. middle of it. perfect college job and psychological theories. Every day text This is true for any field. Look at it this Working for a restaurant is exciting as book cases of power plays, dysfunctional way, it's your job to make contact with well. Every shift I work can be turned into If you're like me, you're probably discover textbooks have miraculously families and behavioral modifiers walk in people you ordinarily wouldn't have the a story because something happened that struggling with the economic burden of appreciated in value. and out the front door. If Freud was still opportunity to meet. Sometimes you have day that set it apart from every other. financing your college career. Well, I think I may have a silver lining to around, he and his id would be waiting to make your own opportunities. Whether someone got fired, the kitchen There is a formula for people like us: If some of those dark economic clouds. An tables. My chosen profession is no exception. flooded or Gumby the waiter tried to beat there is a financial resource out there, we untapped financial resource sits out there up a bus boy, the fun never ends. will find it. ripe for the picking: waiting tables. Granted, what really counts in today's We all have our different sources of Just think about it. The hours are great. Every shift I work can be turned into a story . . . Whether career-oriented world is beefing up your income. Some of us dabble in financial you don't have to work every day and, someone got fired, the kitchen flooded or Gumby the waiter resume before you graduate from college. aid, student loans, scholarships and/or depending where you do choose to work, Job experience of being a waiter/waitress part-time jobs. Some of us may get help the money ranges from OK to fantastic. tried to beat up a bus boy, the fun never ends. is probably not what's going to get you from mom and dad or grandparents. Besides, no job you will ever have that IBM corporate job, but you never And of course there are those select few during your college career can better There are politics involved in any Waiting tables falls nothing short of a know. who have attained independent wealth prepare you for your chosen field. restaurant. The secret is to learn how to journalistic dream. You run into the most It depends on how you look al it. courtesy of the Tom Voo real estate It is an education in itself and can be a work the system. Political science buffs interesting people and learn incredible bits Waitressing is probably not going to lead seminar. microcosm of just about any career. It just can view first hand the workings of an of information just from serving them me directly to a Pulitzer Prize, but I am In reality, however, most of us work. depends how you look at it. active political machine. Strategies dinner. having a hell of a time doing it. Besides, We take on some heavy baggage when we Take management. Working in any learned to counteract (or work with) the The two jobs parallel each other in many the next time the executive editor from the decide to work our way through school. restaurant exposes you to the different machine can be used for future reference ways. The stress level in both areas rise Mercury News is at one of my tables, I We must deal with SJSU's budget crisis, hierarchies of management. You learn when campaigning or working for a and fall accordingly. In the newsroom might just ask him to read this clip. 20 percent fee hikes and the annual what works and what doesn't. politician. there are deadlines to meet, editors to It just depends on how you look at it. textbook conspiracy that phenomenon Exposure to the restaurant industry reaps Computer science people shouldn't feel appease and cat and mouse games to play that occurs every summer when we go experience in areas of big business, they have nothing to gain from waiting with unwilling sources. Whereas in the Susan Brown s.s a Spartan Daily staff away and come back in the fall to advertising, marketing, public relations tables. We live in the heart of Silicon dining room there's a pace to maintain writer. PERSPECTIVE Do you think the names of rape victims should or should not he revealed?

It's kind of complicated. I think that I could only think about it on a I think that should be confidential. if she wants her name published it Mike personal level. If I Jennifer had been a victim it's nobody's business. That's should be, if she doesn't want it of a crime I wouldn't want my name Jenkins personal. But I do think that the published then it shouldn't. It's a I gave I Ramirez published unless permission. suspects' names should be put in the personal offense and because it's so think under no circumstances should newspaper because I want Industrial to personal it shouldn't be given out if anyone have their name published Business know who it is. she doesn't want it to. Technology against their will. Senior Senior 26 Adrienne 22 Markus Aisha Anderson Personally I think it would depend Affolter I think it really depends on how the Crawford more on the age whether the person rape victim feels. If she's willing to really objects to having their name share her experiences and publicize, Occupational Industrial then that's her right. If she is not Behavioral Therapy published. There are some people in some cases who want their name Technology comfortable with it, then I think it Science Sophomore published... just so others know that Senior should not happen. I think that it's Sophomore 21 stuff is happening. 29 her right to privacy. 19 SPARTAN DAILY

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A Spartan Daily Thursday, April 25, 1991, Page 3 YesterDaily Baker continues tour of Middle East Today's forecast Because many students are not on Partly cloudy skies with \\L\Sl. li,ik slidnor and Foreign Minister campus everyday. YesterDaily Secretary of State James A. Baker winds coming from the ia ii 1.evy. provides readers with a recap of III said Wednesday his talks with 'We are working through the issues in a the previous issue's top stories. northwest. Highs in the Mideast leaders this week have constructive way and that might coimote Among the Arabs. Assad may been constructive. but offered no hold the key to whether the United A $1 million renovation for the low 60s. assurance that peace is at hand or progress.' States succeeds in producing nego- Residence Hall Dining Commons is that a I ramework for formal nego- James Baker, tiations to end the 43-year Arab-Is- scheduled for this summer. The tiation, has heel) set. Secretary of State raeli conflict and addressing the kitchen will be overhauled. We are w orking through the is- Friday's forecast demands of 1.7 million Palestinian sues in a constructive way and that to the 1967 Six Day War. discussion- hut refused to predict Arabs xxiii live under Israeli ad- A crowd of four people showed up Morning clouds with might connote progress.- Baker We were very disapptmoo.f to whether the hard-line Arab leader ministration on the West Bank and to hear an administrative assistant said shortly before departing Syria sunny afternoon skies. hear this morning there is yet an- S1 as ready to negotiate with Israel. in Ga/a for California Assemblyman John for the Soviet Union. other rivw settlement.- he said Baker headed for the Black Sea The Sy Hans are insistent on re- Vasconcellos speak on the budget. Highs in the mid 60s. lie returns to the region today That points area covering the Golan Heights from up very visibly: It is Wednesday tor a meeting for meetings with Israeli officials but Shamir. easier to obstruct peace than to toddy with Soviet Foreign Minister mindful of at- Chuck Currie is a live-time world on Friday and then returns to tack, on v Wages prinnote peace. - Alexander A. Be...slim-my kit. in northern Israel champion and seventh degree black --- National Weather 4’ashington. before the 1967 Six is Fart iet . Baker had called his 91/, - Baker then w ill make a second -Day war. belt. An SJSU all major. Currie has Service The message from Baker was IsO deiC1111111Cd to hold on to the terri- hour meeting with S iiii President LO Jerusalem for talks Friday more than 200 trophies from his assertion that he would not he !late/ Assail OnTiiesil,ii ..11,C1111 vs oh Israeli Prime Minister Yu,- tory spending No notch [tine in the re- victories in competition. gion if he did not see signs of pro- gress and his implication that he might return soon. Stanford president may fire "I do see evidence 01 a new ap- Serve it up proach and a new w illingness in the :ittermath of the gull conflict to address these intractable issues in it instructor for misconduct serious and determined fashion. - STANFORD (API A Stan- ning drug use and underage drink- said Baker. "I really do see that. ford instructor who publicly. ing on campus. Let me Nil it I didn't see that I boasted of carrying drugs on cam- Criminal conspiracy incite- don' i think I would be out here. pus may have been guilty of pro- ment. and other long established Ile is on his third trip to the re- fessional misconduct. university crimes are primarily verbal. but gion in six weeks and said he President Donald Kennedy w rote that does not protect those who would he returning to Washington in a letter to the campus paper. commit them from prosecution and a week's end lot at least for a Kennedy called it "unconscio- punishment.- Kennedy Wrote. de- short period of little nable fOr responsible persons on fending the investigation. Asked whether he \`. Mild say all this campus to recommend the use Otherw Ise. "a faculty member Arab and Isiach who leaders were pre- it illicit drugs.' suhrected a student to re- pared to hold peace talks as a result Kennedy vv rote the letter in re- peated and unwanted sexual propo- of his discussions with them. sponse to the Stanford Daily's edi- sitions, for instance. could not be Baker replied: "I can't say that torial 'I Lie Lt accusing the admin- charged with sexual harassment: yet . I certainly hope so.- istration of threatening Stuart after all. those words could just he 1.ater he said a peaCC conference Reges right to free speech by sus- 'personal L:011 LT.:mon "might he held- and reiterated pending him during an investiga- Reges said in an interview Tues- that we agreed to continue these tion. day that he would never hack down discussions " The investigation started after on hi, rights to -priv acy and advo- essed tor spec if cs. Baker Reges wrote to drug c/ar Bob Mar- c,tcy said "You know I'm not going to line/ that he carried drugs in his "55 ho is to decide what is good conduct these negotiations through backpack and once ads ised a stu- ads ice ' Ani I breaking the law if I the press. We want them to suc- dent about experimenting with the suggest going to Reno to gamble? ceed drug MDA, an amphetamine that Or if I suggest a student smoke ci- As an example of the ’intracta- gars.I'' Don Richey Daily staff photographer produces euphoria. hie- problems he referred to. Martine/ responded with a letter Reges. who has taught computer sandwich nual International Food Bazaar at the Student Baker condemned Israel', expan- Victor Da SO% a ser% es a hot linguist' to Kennedy pointing out that Stan- science at Stanford for II years. I. sion of Jew ish settlements in lands and drink to \ like SicKimum at the 30th an- Ampit heater. ford risks losing federal funding it also pointed out the wide range of that IA ere controlled by Arab, prim it v whites a federal directive ban- opinions on decriminaliring drugs. SpartaGuide

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the Sharks. Bess Wash and sports Ih:st oil the Spaitalls. 1111311113111611111EN pages across the area are paying The Judo leant. not sanctioned more attention to the sport. That's by the university. had to pay its own Draft pick hides drug conviction rood, because with all of the expenses throughout the season. promotion and publicity. the including last weekend's Senior FORT MYERS. Fla. (AP) Sharks will succeed. unlike Al National Championships in The NFL says it didn't know the 'The Falcons were told of his conviction and Day is' Seals. Honolulu. And because of the Atlanta Falcons' ninth-round draft Spartan rover Hesh Colar team's outstanding performance. six pick is a convicted crack dealer sentence. The team commented that if there was What' ss ants to he referred to by his full scheduled to start serving a federal players have been invited to dojo,- him to help they will do first name Heshimu. meaning compete in the Olympic Sports prison sentence in January. anything they could goin' on? y oung warrior' Both Falcons in Swahili. It's a Festival in July. the league and the it. ereat name with a powerful * There are other club sports at were told of the legal problems Henline. Ih Steve Helmer weaning behind it. but Colar is far facing Walter Sutton. a wide re SJSU that pay their ins n expenses: minnesota law sr in the so rid I it SIIMIN t rum young on the Spartans. The Ice Hockey. Rugby. Lacrosse. ceiver from Southwest State t iiir ning through my mind junior has more starting experience Men's Volleyball. Karate and X- versity in Minnesota. before he is slated to :rs week: than anyone else on the team. Country and Track. was drafted Monday. according to guilty in U.S District Colin in Fo rt the tall Sutton graduate : * Rumor has it l.yneil Mayo is * Isn't it a shame that after the Fort Myers News-Press. My cr. to two counts (It conspiracy in Ni is going to sign with the Los Angeles leading his team to NCAA * Stan Morrison recruited a few Atlanta officials refused to com- to possess and distribute more than i.:is11 1al16:esr-mtis were told of his Raiders via free agency. As you Tournament berth, volleyball new players for next years ment on the !natter Tuesday. the 50 grams of crack cocaine in Lee cum'.CO aid sentence. The temilll rirobably know. I hate the Raiders, interim coach John Corbelli may basketball team. They are freshmna News-Press reported Wednesday. County bet vs cell 1986 and l988. commemed that it there u as any - But I hated to see Mayo get shafted not return for a second year Darren Green and community No contract has been signed be- federal court records shim thing they could do tor hint to help Out of the draft. Its good to see him because of turmoil in the Athletic college transfers Lossie Mitchel and tween the team and 25-year-old U.S. District Judge Irhiabeth tIlls''.%kill do it. Wilhite told the NFL bound. Department? The protest over the Antoine Easley. The team will now Fort Myers native. Kovachev ich sentenced Sutton in nes. simpers. They think he has a ' * Sheldon Canley and Mayo recent firing of Assistant Athletic be an all-Morrison squad. So. it NFL communications director February to a nine-year term. but lot if potential and hopefully played tricks on each other on the Director Mary Zimmerman. may should bean exciting season to Greg Aiello denied that the league allowed hint to return to college to something can he uor ked out iioi lint day of the draft. Mayo called lead A.D. Toni Brennan to replace watch. And if the Spartans stay knew of Sutton's conviction, and get his degree in sociology before help y..k L.rne Canley from his home in Chicago. Corbelli with a woman. Corbelli healthy. they should post a record said he didn't believe any excep- reporting to prison on Jan. 28. tions to 41sguised as a scout and said his would then resume the position of well above last year's 7-20 mark. were made to allow him 1902. the In st tune Sutton laced drug enter the team drafted the swift running hack. assistant coach, which he held Let's just pray that injuries don't draft. Stotons Fort Aly ers attorney. charves In I 0147. he %sits sen- Canley then got his revenge by before taking over as head coach haunt next season's team. "We were not aware of his Bob Coleman. said Km aches ich's tenced to IS months of probation tricking Mayo into thinking he was for Dick Montgomery. * With all of the recent budget background said Aiello. adding order requires him to stay in school mill state dine possession chairs... drafted by Pittsburgh in the ninth Montgomery took a leave of cuts, let's hope SJSU doesn't have that he couldn't say whether Sut- until he graduates. then go to Sutton's eollege football mitten- round. Mayo even related this news absence to develope a masters It) cut any other athletic programs. ton's would have been prison. He had been released from program in physical education. affected if the league had been custody on a 00.000 bond to his girlfriend in San Jose. Because if this is the case. the "I l',ilu.'oirs aware of the impending sentence. posted records slid ti'ih (Is atjnc lictrst.h : * The best news: The 49ers took Brandon Coupe. who school may base to drop to Division by his parents. Freshman "The league puts very few re- show. le.nine %%ere told the plaer's Canley in the seventh round. Canley toyed with second and third eon% tenon entemiti!,1 betore has a good chance of making the strictions on whom teams can But Sutton's liok er III MIMIC- seeds on this year's tennis draft, the (11.111 team with Roger Craig's departure and just because a player has SOM. Roy Ilenline. said the pltyCI team, will head SJSU as the No. 1 Steve Helmer 11. the Spartan been drafted doesn't mean kilos al.,. 5,11d and his special teams ability. I guess he will might he able to attend the fill - Sutton has seed in the Big West Conference Daily Sports Editor, His column play in the league. oitleted leading the nation in all-purpose Aiello said. cons training camp this summer screen - Tournament. His 21-7 season record appears every Thursday. last September. Sutton pleaded in yardage paid off. then t inish his college education * The Niners also signed quarterback Ralph Martini as a free agent on Wednesday. * I'm glad the Raiders took Todd Marinovich in the first round. He's a trouble-maker and that's all he'll ever be. And what better team to put that burdon on. And best yet. they waisted a number-one draft pick. *The SJSU softball team sure turned things around, by winning Mu Au Au THE PiAas You CAN GO DURING seven games in a row. The Spanans' 24-15 record ranks them 13th in the nation. * Noleana Woodard is tearing up the softball diamond this year. After LIGHT RAIL'S "Hot ABOARD BURROW" WEEKEND. red-shining last season with a knee injury, the left-handed hitter is riding a seven-game hitting streak his weekend, the fun is definitely on us. We'll have fireworks, and food, and bands, and bo)ths, and best of all, three and has hit safely in 26 it her last 20 games. This past week alone, she free days of unlimited travel to all the action. And that's just the start. Because we're also giving away went 7-for-22 with nine RBIs, two stolen bases, a double, triple and her our Hop Aboard Tomorrow Passport more than second homer of the season. This Colk outstanding pert-mu-mance earned her 60 pages crammed with coupons for entertainment, Here's to your Big West Conference Player of the Week honors. On the season, she's shopping, dining, you name it. Health. Sponsored F\ Kaiser Permanent,. batting .301 with 18 RBIs :HO I I whole gang down to the swiped bases. So bring the Medical Center, Santa Tal,a, Light Rail Hop Aboard Tomorrow the "Passpon to Your Health" Fair speaking of honors on the hai, will feature fun, inti irmat use exhibits field. pitcher Mark Ringkamp that will make you feel great! A, mi- also racked up an award for his Weekend. It's going to be four days nes include children's inumitirati, in, 1-1 1 complete game victory over (urtner nutritional 23rd-ranked Fresno last weekend. you'll remember for years. Test your skill, have a thrill, get bike safety tips, and 'fbough his team is not going to San Antonio your fi I of all the great midway magic dnirl n Suit-II -Nn three-peat with 40-win seasons. Name that Tune. Music, mern- at the Curtner Carnival! This spe. Ringkamp is 7-3 with a 2.16 ERA 6reat America ment, and more will have Downtown cial three day engagement is fun for Santa Teresa *What's wrong with the SJSU the entire family. Cotton candy, Rock while von danc in'. San Jose State, KHQT FM. (.;en s, _ir les II and down to baseball team? I hate to think that anyone! Fri,Sat,Sun San Jose Chamber of Commerce, earth. See a kilsrhy of pa 'dm ts tr inn the departures of Eric Booker (A's Roll! Tune in to Associuri.!! organiiation i and Jeff Ball (Astro% KOME 98.5 FM and and the Downtown the high teili leader, IBM, and ono, organlianon) drove the Spartans to .1 you could he one of all be there. How :thorn Oaltridge live entenamment and tree refresh 20-23 record. 444 in conference 98 people to win a Sat t9 Sun-10-3pm liop to Ship! menu.. IBM will also demonsti . action Ringkamp and Chns Martin free admission to !lakridge Mall is some ot les environmental pm rinar, are doing well on the mound. but the Orem America. You'll get the place to be Be sure imr s isit the Santa Clara team is suffering from the Giants. there on your very own chartered Convention (enter trr bargains and Counts' Water I /writ ’ lisp1 is in I syndrome: it can't spell relief! Light Rail vehicle. Now, doesn't that FUN it Rea nt I if the big fun. Fa.shion learn how to ,ive %Ater and *The Spring Alumni Football sound like a hit! Sat.! lam marvels making a stop at the Con- show, Kid's earth. Sat et Sun P0' Game is scheduled for this Satunlay vention Center station. Park, video I 1.4pm at I p.m. at Spartan Stadium. The await you and ama/ing Johnnie Johnson of the erdapantown Other wonders game tournament, Phoenix Cardinals will he hanging at the Technology Center. live airlim remmires are lust part of the What kind of wonders! Stop testis a ws Sat &Sten 11-4pm. Make out on the sidelines. 'Ile NFL's Next stop: Japan Stew DeBerg. (it:raid Willhite and Stop by the by and we. Fri-11-2pm Sat sure to stop by Club Fitness on SM. Greg Cox will also he checking out Japantown/Ayer er? Sun- I 0-4pm nal) and meet Ronnie Lott. (Or the act II in. 'hum had American Station and join the waltz on over ti i The Atrium, across Gliuhato r N tiro. tex-Spanan Dan Nikkei Mown Winfield Blvd, for Johnny Lamson's Clark i vm ill not make an appearance hritnese American Festival. Cos' Technology (enter Orc hest ra. Fri-6-9pm It' Dan Ilruhy . columnist hir the turned performers. Mercury Ness.. will ht. All 1108:8 \ rmisicians, and de- Hop to it! The sidewalks of San coach for the Spartan :Alumni ious Japanese Jm we will be the niam attraction here learn. i,shes highlight at the Children's Discovery Mu - Almaden Ohlone/(hynoweth I foal! tin CI has hit San I, scum; with hopscotch,sidewalk an, die fun. Sun. Here's Where and the Bay Area Irsci suns' II lump ropers, roving entertainers. It All Begins! The Noon, Join Us fur coy picked up the expansion ICaill Ninths, and mire. kiln! grandest Grand Opening in years will Sat I I 41ini Sun' Back to Bak feature firework KEZR FM sound i I 2-4tnn A ,`K Run/Walk. show, over 50 displays, and the offi- Prrrceeds benefit cial dedicath mot your new Light Rail. DISCOUNTS the Sierra Club. Free refreshments, Just follow the wan blights. Then EVERY ITEM, EVERY DAY Santo (lora lawn prize giveaways, and informative Hop Aboard tor I, k's anywhere Shark . 11111 Let !slICill Si Rah booths make till, an event 5,41'11 Light Rail rr,L srmdav-6:30. Jose's newest pn sports organiza- if the Border definitely rat.. I Sat9umNorm 10:00 pm t win. And while you're there, skate for the Radio inn over to the Downtown Awicia- KAZA Hispanic Cel. 20% I-mi COMPICle %Cl1C(Illle 411 all the testis itic's, please call: non booth for your discount ebrat ion. Authentic food, hot music, coupons. There's also a special treat and sizzling dancers make for a real 4 0 8 / 2 8 7 - 4 2 1 0 30% for the kids Sat 6, Sien-10-4pm, "hen nempo". Sat-11-5pm 40% The light Rail "Hop Aboard Tomorrow" Weekend Thursday, April 15 Thru Sunday, April 18 50% a SI EVERYTHING' IS Al LEAST 20% hop aboard tomorrow CTI F I ART I FRAMINGI DRAFTING! XCIPIING AIRFADY INSCOUNIEDIUMS CASK CHECK, VISA A MASTER CARD UNIVERSITY ART'S a Santa Clara County Transportation Agency DISCOUNT WAREHOUSE 3113 PAGE 51 SANNK-AT (4081 79/ 4/07 ily Spartan Daily Sports Thursday, April 25, 1991, Page 5 'Blue chip' athletes hard to find The dilemma confronts every major college athletic program: Should it recruit predominately freshmen, and invest the time and money to develop them, or is community college athletic recruiting the answer? The following three-part series, which started on Wednesday and will conclude on Friday, takes a look at a student athlete recruiting in three I/o major sports at SJSU. Pan I! focuses on the basketball program. Text by Jim Johnson Matt ss riter The four JC transfers are Lassie Itc. is the ideal and there is I Thut Mitchell. a 6-fnot-2 point guard the realistic. When a program from Contra Costa College. Antoine We have to recruit to is being built "from scratch" Easley. a6-foot-7 wing player from need.' iate like SJSU basketball, the realistic Porterville College. Ivory Joe wins out. Hunter. a 6-fixu4 wing player from Stan Morrison, his The ideal would he to bring in a Bucks County College in Pa.. and 7- SJSU basketball coach significant number of freshmen in tOot- I center Jim Waikle from each new recruiting class while Cypress College. image. Basketball doesn't have an ielp maintaining a competitive level of image. good or had. That's what the play with a core of experienced lone freshman is 6-115o1-6 we're struggling SA 101 right no'.'. - The IS a players. basketball coach Stan Darren Green. a forward from However. Mon-ison said. SJS) lily Morrison said. But when there isn't Muir High School in does have some selling points on to a core of experienced players. Pasadena. which to capitalite. reality sets in and inexperience must "The best scenario would he to -This I nit ersity is a much easier be supplemented with ready-to- bring in more freshmen." Morrison sell to the out-of-state player right rug contribute community college said. "Sophomores are ahead of no'.'.. We have the great weather. thc en- transfers. juniors because they have had a year Bay Area environment, the beach is ion "Under normal circumstances. I to learn the program. two years if right over the hill in Santa Crut. Wc would concur with (the ideal). - they red-shin." even have some of the hest sports in Morrison said. "But this situation is Another problem faced by the country right here in the Giants. en- FL\it treshmen recruits not normal. We have to recruit to Morrison and the fledgling the As and the 49ers." ()lilabesides Allen who also need. We can't afford the luxury of program is its image. or lack of It was the weather that attracted the a shot at helping to recruiting (a lot of) freshmen. We one. If an athlete isn't sold on a Jason Allen a year ago from wanted Wis. build a program are Mike (ire need to increase our athleticism and Marquette High in Milwaukee. competitiveness." pniglrisilfluhgeh"fitilrntrtucrlpmrltireg.ram to "I come from a cold climate and I Brothenon. Philip Crump and Terry Dady Me Cannon. photo Subsequently. four of the five recruit based on image.- Morrison like the warm weather." Allen said. Ironically, the very thing that is a has recruits to the SJSU basketball said. "The tt)othall program has a I also like to have the chance to Sophomore guard Terry Cannon vt as recruited as a freshmen Iwo new a C11 program this year are community very positive image. The baseball help build a program basically from drawback to recruiting can also he seasons ago. Coach Stan Morrison faces a tough challenge ahead. college transfers. program is building a positive scratch... selling point. Finally . there is the "if you build it, they NA ill 0,111C" phenomenon. The nev. etit Center shows that the program is serious attout developing and progressing. Morrison said. None it this is enough to draw the real "blue chip" freshman athlete, the impact player. alone though. SJSU must also become competait e on the court as well. Until that happens. the SJSU H[R[95 All IT OR basketball program ss ill most likely concentrate on picking up quality community college transfers. Finner community college athletes like Mike Wasserburger and Michael St. Julien have paid off in a big way for SJSU. One of the drawbacks to recruiting community college athletes is the widely held belief that they hate a tendency to he less successful in the classroom. Morrison said. the national arguement against JC (transfers) is they aren't good students. That's not always true. If he has had good guidenee at the level, then he %ill probably do well (at the fOur- year institution). "Sometimes a JC can he the greatest advantage an athlete has. -

Cowing l- ralio Part III, file colitis/won this three-part series hills ses on the baseball firm:rain. Coa,.11 Sant Piraro itilAs idiom his re, rioting philosophy. f en though clic .S.IS1' baseball pros:rain is somewhat established, I! still has problems , oiripeling Is,,. /Ile real 'Nil( /UP. 111,:h is lusts! II, Mil Vincent the only one to stop Clemens Associated Press Es en it Roger Clemens loses his appeal. and he prsihahl ss ill his tteek. the Boston Red Sox hate been hug %inners By delay mg a fit e-game %aspen- s1011. Clemens has gotten oft to an. ()flier fast start and the homed Red Si,'. hate tollotted him into first ice Clemens extended his scoreless cal, to ill innings Tuesday night. !utting out "Ton)nto tor set en in- .q)s and leading Boston to a 1_0 al and its spoil straight s It ti'. lemem I 4. lb hits. 'Inds out 'Cs en and ss diked h,lir I 1 5 liken' ((ks like its,. only ()Ile ttho t an .,(p Clemens S dwelti is eSpet:ted rdie shuiril sit, (lemeas. !We- nn,. suspension and s I 0.000 for ear’ histrionics in the play- ' ts and likely %ill uphold Amen. League president Bobby Nimble, in I he me:intone. Clemens has .1. bed 12 innings this season and .en up only one run (an 11.2$ At Ile has struck out .14 and diked one -I'm throwing as well as I have hop aboard tomorrow In right nov. That's the key,- ( lemens said " All my games ,te been pretty close and there Santa Clara County Transportation Agency it much room for error v. dh a I - a icad You can't let a guy hit the (411m ouf of the ballpark in that situ- I! Page 6, Thursday, April 25, 1991 Sports Spartan Daily Gaels hunted down Spartan going from one court to another By Pamela Schatz bullets Daily Matt writer by Spartans' She is hitting hard on the clay II) tore, Tresidder courts inns hut Julie William, into short left field to score one hopes to tiring her game to a Daily stall writer run. then David Dzierski. the Spar- Shortstop Steve Anderson's two higher court. tans' designated hitter, dribbled a Tennis is important to Wil- out, three run double in the third short hit toward third base that was inning Wednesday gave SJSU a liams. a freshman on the SJSU juggled by the St. Mary's third women's tennis team, and she is lead it would not lose in a 9-2 non- baseman. Dzierski reached first conference dumping of St. Mary's gotal at what she does. But she and the Spartans led 7-2. forsees herself as a Women's at Municipal Stadium. Mora then sacrificed to center Jorge Mora slapped the game's Rights attorney. for another RBI. and Henderson Williams plans on finishing her only home run in the first inning scored O'Brien from second with a and tied the game 2-2 in the third degree in Political Science, and single down the first base line that hopes to continue her education inning with an RBI single before was ruled an error on the first base- Anderson's hit with the bases at Notre Dame to obtain her law man. The inning ended when degree. loaded. The Spartans (20-231 lead David Miller struck out. 5-2 after the third inning and School being her top priority. In the top of the ninth inning. Williams hopes to attain a 4.0 turned the game into a rout with Spartan pitcher Paul Anderson tour more runs in their half of the this semester. She practices ten- came in and shut the door on the nis three to tour hours a day. and eighth inning. Gaels. The Spartans' starting "I was more relaxed today. is currently taking 14 units at pitcher. Mike Rausch. got the win, SJSU. without some of the pressure from giving up two runs on three hits conference games.- Mora said. "School is very important to and one walk. me. I want my degree. and I want In the Fresno State series (last Anthony Chavez pitched two weekend) I didn't even get a hit. to go to graduate school." said solid innings in relief of Rausch. Williams. Iiiday I tried to lean my shoulder giving up only two hits while fan- in to hit the curse hall, and it The freshman is e*ying her ning one St. Mary's hatter. college time, but she feels that %staked. - We Ve had some problems of- participating in tennis is a fun tensi ely all season, and haven't part of her life. had a consistent attack." Spartan 'Tennis is a good experience Piraro SPARTANS 9 coach Sam said. "Plus with for me now, it's not something I GAELS 2 our reliance on two pitchers all would just want to throw away. season, it's a miracle we have won As the Spartans' No. 2 seed. HIGHLIGHT: Steve Anderson twenty games. Today we got a lot slugged a two out, three run double. which is hard to obtain as a fresh- of breaks front St. Mary's. who are man, Williams is 6-13 on the in outstanding team at .500 (21- year. St. Mary's grabbed a 2-I lead in 21). hut usually that doesn't hap- She not only can play a good the top of the third inning when. pen." singles game. she can also play a with the bases loaded. the Gaels* Piraro said that he and his team good doubles game. Rand) Cooper singled, bringing in approach every game. whether "Not a lot of people can play Chip Loven - Daily stall photographer Chris Koeper and Dave DuPlessis. conference or non-conference, both singles and doubles." said No. 2 year. Williams hopes to bring game to a It was the only scoring play of the with the standpoint that it is an im- Bill Cole. SJSU's tennis coach. Freshman Julie W imams plays in the her day for St. Mary's as solid Spartan portant part of the season. With Cole choose Williams because spot for the Spartans. tier record is 6-13 on the higher court. defense kept more Gad players time conference games remaining. she is highly motivated, a hard school in Texas, hut choose SJSU 111C tentuis lessons %\ CR' non- tennis player is Monica Setes from crossing the plate. Piraro said the Spartans have a worker and extremely enthusias- because of the weather, the peo- compel's e. 111 %% as lust .1 k ay to who is ranked second in the The Spartans must have been good chance to win ses en and tic. ple and the job opportunities. learn the sport. and to he wth amid. confusing the St. Mary's coaching make a run at third place in the Big "Julie can do anything that she 'Texas was too far from other kids.** said i ilhanis. ttiir "Her sty le is simular to mine. staff because the Gaels used five West. where teams can quality for can set her mind to. she's that home. San Jose was just far started to play cuiuttpct misc tennis she's lett handed and she is close different pitchers throughout the NCAA regional post-season play. kind of individual: said Cole. enough from home.** said Wil- at the age ot thirteen. to my age.- said 1 illiiins day. In the third and fifth innings. Resides tennis.. \Nilli,i.tiis sv, am "This season has been kind of Cole sees Williams as a major liams. In high school she was highly St. Mary's began the inning with attribute and an inspiration to the Williams grew up in Placentia influenced hy her coach. John compelitRely ears Hut one pitcher and ended it with an- disappointing. but there are guys she pa% e up sts tennis. team. where she began her tennis career Cyrus. other. on this team that have played for v, Inch she liked much better. she "You can kind of call her a I1 -years-ago. tier mom signed "He was a really influential Sonny Walters, who pitched 2/3 tour years and have been on teams said. that have won forty games in a sea- spark plug." said Cole. her up for tennis lessons hoping coach who was serious and strong of the third inning before giving up -Tennis Aimed me to son." Piraro continued. "It would In 1990 Williams went straight to give Williams the opportunity and he saxt a potential 1111 1111:. play at Mora's single. was replaced by dittetent places. ditteron ,ourts be nice to end this year on a good to SJSU from Valencia High to meet people and to learn the slid Will Lints Toby. Foreman with two men out. School. She almost went to sport. 1/4 aid \t ith tin l.i efli peopIc Walters was eventually charged note especially for them. - with the loss since he was respon- sible for Mora reaching base and scoring the winning run. esen 8-14 though Foreman loaded the bases SJSU ends regular season hy walking Ken Henderson and Us Shigeru Nishiwaki counter with Gabriela Knizek 6-4 hitting Pete D'Errico with a pitch. Daily staff writer 6-2. and Tisha Hirashi was onls LOOKING FOR A SAFE PLACE TO Foreman then served up Ander- The women's tennis team ended able to capture two games in her tr, son's base-clearing double. the 1991 regular season on the road 1, 6-1 loss to Matador Michell, STORE YOUR NUTS? "It was a fast hall right over the Tuesday afternoon with yet an- Reed. dish." Anderson said. "It was a other loss. much-needed hit for the entire The Spartans fell to Cal State The lone Spartan victory canic Call about our $1 storage special team. I've had some great opportu- Northridge 8-1. finishing the year in the number one doubles match nities to help the team and score with a four-meet losing streak and The tandem of Cornelius and Wil for students only. V1 ith men on base, especially an 8-14 record. hams defeated Miller and Knizei against Fresno State. and I didn't 6-4, 6-3. $1 first month's rent with minimum 2 month rental period on selected spaces. Otter good I)) do it. 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appropriate 5150.000 to the com- Richard Alatorre, who also sup- Gates to return to work and set a duct by police officers." the president left the nation with its Francisco. mission to pay for its investigation ported the settlement. "Everybody full hearing on the legal issues for mayor said in Tokyo. one of seve- largest federal budget deficit. Reagan was invited to the Ca- pitol by former Assemblyman of the chief. was paranoid.- today. ral Far East cities he is Visiting Bill Livingstone. a spokes- Mike Roos. a Los Angeles Council President John Ferraro The proposal would have settled The March 3 heating was cap- boost tourism in the city man for Republican Gov. Pete Democrat who resigned last said the settlement unraveled Tues- a legal dispute that arose out of the lured on video by a bystander and "Our two daily new a Wilson. said the administration month to head an educational day when some council members Police Commission's April 4 sus- televised worldwide, tarnishing the number of elected officials in- is muttons to hear Reagan's organiiation. lick! fast to a demand that the coin- pension of Gates in the aftermath once-sterling image of the Los An- cluding myself and thousands iews on California's budget played golf with inivsion drop its investigation. of the police heating of black mu- geles Police Department. of others called upon the chief of crisis. Roos said he the former president last month. You win some, you low purist Rodney King. Four police officers were police to FL’SI1111.. BEINIIL`1. said. "It's obviously relevant." he leaving office. "I said. Its the biggest topic fac- before it would be a nice thing ing California." thought to do. It was basically a cour- Measure withdrawn to avoid ovemor veto Liv ingstone also said he saw tesy R00% said. the governor's desk so we could energy firm, from pay ing propeny no irony in the topic Reagan se- "II,: is a former governor of lected. Wilson avoids making have more time to look at the fi- taxes on a new solar plant in the It was Congress. con- Calittirnia and former president. trolled by nancial impacts and see if there Mojave Desert in San Bernardino Democrats, that ap- who when he served was proba- veto against propriated Republican 'nay he some amendments that he County. and spent the nation bly the most popular president itithored legislative feels he needs before signing it." LUZ officials have said that into its deficit. he said. since Franklin Roosevelt," he bill the Los Altos Hills Republican v% idling the exemption. the project He (Reagan) tried to cut said. s NCRAMENTO AP) A Re- said Tuesday. vy ill not he built. LUZ is facing a publican senator. at Gov. Pete The deadline for signing or ve- Dec. 31 deadline to have a plant Wilson's request, has withdrawn a toing SR 103 would have been operating to take advantage of a Haulman, local newsman, dies controversial measure that would Monday at midnight. Instead, after federal law that forces utilities to have granted a tax break to a a weekend of gubernatorial staff purchase power from solar plants. of apparent heart Southern California solar energy discussions. Wilson took the un- Backers have maintained that attack at age 49 ti rm. usthil step of asking Morgan to the solar plant will produce jobs, ALAMEDA (AP) Bob Haul - KCBS as a weatherman and news- I therwise, the Republican gov- is llildrais ii along with income and sales taxes. man, a veteran San Francisco man, winning several awards, in- crnor might have had to cast his Wilson's press secretary. Bill that would not otherwise be gener- newsman. died Wednesday in his cluding one for his coverage last Inst Veto against a GOP-authored lay ingston, would not discuss the ated. sleep of an apparent ',cart attack. tall of the Berkeley hostage crisis. hill specific reasons for Wilson's Morgan said Wilson was con- lie was 49. "Bob really was a lot more than After talking to V% ikon by tee- move. He said the governor will cerned that the tax exemption Haulman. who on Tuesday did a a weatherman. Wherever there was plume. Sen. Becky Nliogan corn- "continue :Arne more questions would remain for the life of the live broadcast on the Navy hospital a big story, he was involved in it.’ plied aith his request. She said she until he is satisfied that he has all project. ship Mercy as it sailed into San said Ed Cavagnaro. news and pro- IiI ask the Legislature to make the information necessary to make Kathleen Flanagan. government Francisco Bay, most recently was gram director at KCBS. "He was hanges in the hill and then return Lecisum." relations aide for LUZ. said the co-anchor for San Francisco tele- an adventurous guy. Anything it is the go\ ernor. The hill would exempt LUZ In- solar project is "in limbo" without % ision station KPIX. He worked has ing to dl with adventure. Bob -1 11 ithdrew it last night from ternational Lttl.. a worldwide solar Pete Wilson the hill. It r ten years for news radii station ii is 1111 ills id

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WAR 'We're an increasingly TOBACCO mindless people, From page 1 From page 1 heartless, who can't the theme of his talk. ic lung disease. An inability to "I hadn't heard him speak distinguish between breathe in reveals a restrictive dis- Campus Left member ease, while difficulty breathing out before," militarism activity now said. "It was a little shows an obstructive disease. How Brian Augusta and the kind which much and how hard you can out there," he said with a chuckle, exhale in the first second indicates "it was good." could be conceivably the elasticity of your lungs, Ekberg Dowd questioned where all the necessary.' continued. skepticism of the American people went. Douglas Dowd, "Smoking can lead to chronic economies history professor obstructive pulmonary disease," "We're an increasingly mindless Ekberg commented. Emphysema people, heartless, who can't distin- and bronchitis would be consid- guish between militarism activity ry," he said. disturbed that there ered such diseases, she noted. now and the kind which could be Dowd was of no more war Cilia, microscopic moving hair- conceivably necessary," he stated. was no sense now been in the past. like features extending from cells, While war against Hitler may be like there had sense after helps to remove debris from the conceivably necessary, the other "There was some after Viet- lungs. When particles arc breathed wars could not. "Instead, the ques- Korea and a big sense alter the gulf? None." in, mucous covers the particles, tion we ask is 'are they wars we nam, hut welcome war if and the cilia in the lung tracht could win easily7 Dowd said. "We'd probably tidy. We've brings it up from the lungs. Smok- "They're just Nintendo games it was neat and world's greatest mer- ing kills the cilia, and the smoke now." become the he said. panicles remain in the lungs, caus- Dowd said his increasingly cyn- cenary in history," ing infection and a build-up of ical tone was not merely his dis- Dowd also wanted to dispel the mucous. taste for the history of American idea that he didn't like the United policy, but his horror for what States, as sonic have suggested to "And so you can end up with Rockstord Takamatsu Daily staff photographer bronchitis, and what that can do is position the United States has him that he leave. Senior Nathan Moore blows every last bit of air from get a lot of mucous in the bottom Tobacco Awareness Week events Tuesday. The event found itself following the Persain "I love the U.S. and I hate the his lungs of your lungs and your small air- while Foothill College respiratory thera- was sponsored by the American Lung Association Gulf war. U.S., and we're shining on it all ways, so that reduces your forced pist, Jennifer Ekberg gives encouragement during and coordinated by the Student Health Center. The gulf war was different than the more because we don't know its history," he said. "One of the vital capacity," Ekberg explained. The person can exhale, but the and Bustamante work in the ICU hand. It detects a person's all the others in that the rate of than ever things that horrified me most One to nine months after a per- weak avilia are unable to contract unit, where they see many people hemoglobin molecules in the killing was higher THE SPA' gulf war was that no one son quits smoking, the cilia are and force the air back out. People who have had heart transplants or blood by infrared sensing, and before. about the about what was hap- able to regrow, increasing the with emphysema often have big heart valve replacements. tests how much oxygen saturation "This is the most dangerous was talking to the pening in (gulf) history ten years lungs' ability to prevent infection. barrel chests, said Ekberg, because "Smoking not only affects the they have. Smoking reduces the aspect because it has led arrogant', bloody pride that is ago, let alone the previous 1,000 Smoking can also kill the avilia, the air trapped in the lungs eventu- lungs, it also affects the heart, so a oxygen saturation by 10 percent, the tiny air sacs in the lungs. It ally causes their ribcages to expand. lot of people who arc long-time and replaces the misplaced oxygen unusual and unique to U.S. histo- years." robs the avilia of their elasticity, The respiratory therapy students smokers have a lot of valve fail- with carbon monoxide. People turning into a "plastic baggy, do their clinical rotation, or train- ure," said Ekberg. who smoke may often feel Currently Weaver is teaching rather than like a balloon." ing, at Stanford Hospital. Ekberg A pulse oximinator was also on fatigued for this reason. Botany and a graduate studies WOMAN course at SJSU and serves as From page! chairwoman for the educational an Antarctic expedition of Calyp- committee for the American Soci- Sununu's no-no criticized by federal officials so. And while at SJSU she has ety of Plant Physiologists. The sci- had many research projects funded entists involved are trying to link sl \ White Sununu listed most ot is trawl Party reimbursed the go \ eminent R-0111,.. said Sununu tt as thesic- by NASA. themscves up with teachers so that House chief ol stall John on military Sununu. planes. including v isits S47.I144 for his travels. 111 line with tint (il the cheap shot of the While attending the University the classes can be better taught. under fire for his extensive use of to Colorado ski resorts and re- a got eminent polity 1 Cl1111111T pay - week." of Berkeley, Weaver worked in the "Trying to use plants to teach government planes. tw ice flew to peated trips to his home state of mem of the regular fare plus SI for Addressing the House. MeEwen lab that made the major break- biology, not just plant biology, but Roston for dental appointments on New Hampshire as official busi- private trips. said "My question. very simply. is through of biochemical mecha- all of biology," said Weaver. a military jet costing S.1.945 an ness. lie said 24 trips were for po- Democrats instituted a congres- this: It the person responsible for nism of photosynthesis. Weaver has recently started a hour to operate. litical business. 49 were for ()Ili- sional audit of Sununu 's travel cx - the most important office in the She had done a lot in her career, NASA funded project in which she Sununu also got a hop cial on a mili- reasons and only four were pn"e I 'owe cr. responding to land does not hate access to got - but she didn't have a job. will be studing information regard- wry plane to isit his parents in personal the two dental isits the release of his trate! itinerary. eminent planes. et actls who are "In those days no one wanted ing phytoplankton tiny micro- Florida and again to attend a New and the New Jersey and Florida 'het said he has not broken any the government planes tor me, schools were prejudiced scopic plants in the ocean. Jersey football game and trips. farewell rules Sununu repaid the I1S Crnment towards hiring women," said "She's a wonderful person to party for outgoing (jib. Sununu 's Tom travels cost taxpayers Rep Robert F. Wise Jr.. I)- S900 foi his two trips to the dentist Weaver. work with." Holley said. "She has Kean. an estimated half million dollars. Vs . Va., chairman of a !louse Got - in Roston. Ile pahl N2110 he the In 1969 Weaver became an a lot of fresh and new ideas and The White house released based on docu- the hourly operating cost eminent Operations subcommittee. personal travel in Sets Jerses and instructor at SJSU. And in 1978 she is always a wirlwind of activi- mems *triestlat itemi/ing 77 trips of the 12-passenger C-20 cur- said Sununu "probably lollott ed SIO7 for a hop from Kes Largo to for one year she was the interim ty and a sense of enthusiasm that by Sununu from the spring of 19249 porate-sts le jet he flies. the regulations West Palm Beach to iso his par- executive vice president for SJSU. follows her." until Iasi weekend. Sununu and the Republican However. Rep. Bob Mckven. ents. Schwarzkopf congratulated Supreme Court bolsters power of police Asi limn us. _ A Vs Al', Su- possession emit iction ot .1 young D. and King cases Noci said I he Issue "comes for command of allied troops preme Conn ruling holstering the Oakland man. identified as Hodari Niter. whit successfully argued up fairly I/lien in strcel-sitle klEn- !Eimer uuf police to stop suspects is of police \,l 11\li I ON \ Tampa. Fla.. Tuesday afternoon I).. who fled at the sight before the high coon that Hodari trontalions* and fueling debate over how much dis- oerr mittan ikopi col - to resume his command at and dropped crack cocaine during D. rights were not iolated. said t. aliens. lie said cretion they should hate to pursue chase. lc ci! a personal pat on he hack McDill Air Force Base. %here the the justices hat e pi:os ided WI im- I Ile high court said the u.sk. done their hunches James lavenski. the Berkeley lit nil his Pentagon superiors and he still oversee the return of the port:1M p.Itmpt ll::111011 tor police. lip start I) dr. prcil S0.111141% hcli Ire Critics ot the decision said it lawyer whit represented Iliklari President Bush as he took a 250.ENIO troops remaining in the The ruling says 'a person run- he was laLkled lEolaii oil' it em poses risks for innocent L'illiens break from overseeing the with- gulf region. I) . said. "It is a very sad tIuj for ning ass is not seyed" h Ito- mat he used as is when Americans are sensmied tiP co 11 rights in this country " drawal of troops he commanded The 56-year-old Schwar/kopt the dangers of excessive police thilti.,2111 11) 1L'W 111 the Rod- in the Persian Gull War has announced he will retire be- force in the case of a kleotaped ney King heating the court might "What he and his iris did fore the end of the year ON CAMPUS INTERVIEWS 4'25191 WITH p heating in lips Angeles. sit on Ibis a little Iiinger and asI for the morale iui the Cooed Bush told reporters he had But lint enforcement of fit:lat. du:nisei% es it they tt dpi to gite States ol America is unhcliet a- told Schwar/kopf that "what he LOGICON ULTRASYSTEMS, INC and v ietims rights :idvocates wel- more pow el to harass people ble. Bush said I ttesdas during and his troops did in terms ()I SUNNYVALE DIVISION comed the ruling as part ot a 11/eIlskl phi Ito Nession ith the four- fulfilling our obit:cotes is fan- healthy trend. Illiolio11%1 I% 1141%.: tic.11 1.11 gcneral in the Rose tastic. K11112. Is 1111: The high court. soling 7-2 Tues- 111:4 Malt ii 1 1st Los ngeles SYSTEMS ENGINEERS .arden 01 the White House. We have a great team in day, ga%c police significant new was ...ginned ii S hleotape anti hr Bush played host to the gen- ilk:tense Secretary. Dick) Che- SOFTWARE ENGINEERS pitwer to chase and apprehend pet' - leul to t 11111111.11 111:11:2C` .1Vi1111,1 eral at lunvh and signed legis- ney and General Powell and PROGRAMMER'ANALYSTS pie when olf icers have a hunch hut 01114:0 lation to award Schwarikopf General Schwarikopt. and the lilt hard et ithence a crime was com Rimald Nisei. deputy attorik- and Gen. Colin Powell. the kanintrt knows it. You can leel WOKING FOR A CATO I It IN SPACE SYSTEM ENGINEERING. mu itteuf gene ral 01 C alifornia_ said theme is chairman Ili the Joint Chiefs of it. It is fantastic. And I told SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT. SYSTEM INTEGRATION OR TEST" Flie nisth:es reinslaled the drin/- no ) moo. lion hetts cell the llodali surt . gold medal, for their "ex- him that, and congratulated WE ARE AN INDUSTRY LEADER IN SPACECRAFT COMMAND ..mplary performance" in con- him. AND CONTROL AND NEED SEVERAL ENERGETIC GRADUATING ducting the (4111 War. The portly Seim arikopt later COMPUTER SCIENTISTS, SYSTEMS ENGINEERS AND ELECTRICAL SChuar/kopt. a ho returned came in for some kidding trom PLANNING ENGINEERS TO COMPLEMENT OUR PROFESSIONAL STAFF to his Honda home on Sunda). Bush when the president gase A TRIP? All after eight months in Saudi Ara- speech at the V.S Naval Aca- A short walk could save you lots of money SIGN UP AT THE CAREER PLANNING & PLACEMENT bia, met earl cr Tuesday at the demy in Annapolis. Md. 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What's going on for the weekend of April 26 Amanda Helen Managing Editor/ ON CAMPUS: Production Shellie Terry Dance - The SJSU Jazz Dance Ensemble will present a concert including Jaz!, Entertainment/ Features tap and musical theatre with period pieces and contemporary works. The show Editor starts tonight and runs Friday and Saturday in SPX 219. Tickets are $7 general, $5 students. Kevin Squires Photo Editor Reggae Pest - Strictly Roots, Inka Inka and the Caribbean All Stars will perform Mary Morello in Reggae Fest '91, held in the Student Union Ballroom, Saturday at 9 p.m. Chief Photographer Tickets are on sale at BASS and the Event Center, $10 in advance, $12 at the door. Kevin Weil Strictly Roots Copy Chief new exhibition "Doing Time." The works will be on display April 2') Art Gallery - SJSU's Gallery One will present a Contributing Reporters though May 9. The gallery hours are Monday though Thursday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Tuesday 6 to 8 p.m. John Bessa, Brooke Shelby Biggs, Susan Brown, Precy OFF CAMPUS: Corrcos and Robert W. Scoble Ballet - The San Jose Cleveland Ballet will present "Romeo and Juliet," the romance for all ages. The show runs Friday Contributing though Sunday at the CPA. A special matinee on Saturday at 2 p.m. lets a child in free with the purchase of one adult Photographers Don ticket. Tickets are available through BASS. Jeanette Glicksman, Richey and Ken Wong Light Rail - As a part of the Light Rail Southline Grand Opening Activities, the A.S. Program Board's Fountain Blues Festival band will be kicking out the blues at the Derek Smith Pavilion on Sunday from 1 to 3 p.m. Advertising Director

MOVIES OPENING THIS WEEKEND: Sandra Hutchins Art Director "Toy Soldiers" stars Louis Gossett Jr., Sean Aspin and Wil Wheaton in an adventure which turns snotty prep school boys into warriors who battle the drug lord who has them Wendy Fegette captured. The film is rated R. Production Manager "Oscar" stars Sylvester Stallone as "Snaps" Provolone, a notorious mobster who rethinks his corrupt life after his father dies. The film is rated PG. Brad Detanna Retail Manager Sean Young and Matt Dillion star in the shocking ilitchock-like thriller "A Kiss Before Sean Astin and Andrew Account Executives Dying." The film is rated R. Sara Conn'. Divoff in 'Toy Soldiers' Barry, Monica Colin King, Ralene Matthias, Robert O'Leary, Andy Rayl, Judy Sommers and Larry Tranbcrg 'The Hensfey House Bei & Brealcfast offers RELAX, LISTEN TO JAZZ Artists 1st AND HANG OUT Jennifer Herman, Paul class accomodations for SYR] we Jazz Every Wednesday Smith and Eric Vidal 'Through Saturday. . 10% discount to SJSU visitors happy I lour 5-7 Mon-Fri /". alumni, faculty. & students Cover photo: Restored Victorian with Well Drinks $1.75 Naomi spaciouK rooms P. private both Berman and Joe .-:121-6-41,76_77f:. Gourmet breakfast & Doncs perform a Cab afternoon refreshments included Calloway routine &s pan of the SJSU Jazz Rooms from S75- S95 tA lun 1101111( SIAURNII Ensemble rehearsal rltin Jan dress in the SPX dance studio I .0, died On Market St. -ZO North Third St 'Son Jose, Co., 95112. (408) 298-353/ Between San Fernando OrSIFIC nONS APPI & Santa Clara Photos by Jeanette Ghcksman 270-M I 10 a CenterStage Thursday, April 25, 1991, l'age 3 Jazz ensemble tap and bend to dance history

By Faye Wells music by big band leader Cab Special to CenterStage Calloway. Tonight, Friday and Saturday. The SJSU Jazz Dance Ensem- SJSU's Jazz Dance Ensemble ble started last year when SJSU plans to stretch, bend and tap to dancers were invited to perform musical and dance styles front at Okayama, Japan, according the 1930s to present. to Macdonald. Performers for The scheduled dance concert this weekend have to pass a includes commissioned works. voice, jazz, and tap dance audi- creations from the Ensemble and tion because of the variety 01 works created by Bay Area cho- styles featured. reographers. according to An- The Jazz Dance Ensembl, nette Macdonald, co-director commissioned Ben Lokey', with Janie Scott of the Ensem- "Ghostly Horses," a lyrical jazz ble. The creations include suite in three movements to music, lyrics and dance forms MUSIC hy Patrick O'Hearn and that span six decades of modern Al Stewart. Lyrical dance is dif- all dance in America. ficult, according to Macdonald, The dances "put together a because it is "based on ballet history of jazz dance in Amer- technique and difficult balletic ica." according to Macdonald. moves.'' Now on pregnancy leave. Guest choreographer and tap- Scott created the dances high- dance specialist Desta Barbieri lighting the musical theater. Her included dialogue in her tap works to he performed this dance set to "42nd Street." Jeanette Glicksman CenterStage stall photographer weekend include "Doors" from opening song to the musical of Karen Kurtz, Dana Menezes, Broni will lead the SJSU Jazz Ensemble scheduled the opera "Closer than Ever." its name. Bakke, Suzie Thrash, and Anne Rizzoli, to perform tonight through Saturday . by Maltby & Shire. In choreo- graphing " At the Ballet Scott "Tap is my love." said Bar- The Ensemble will perform Guest choreographer Kenny donald said. "It's to catch up included dialogue as well as bieri. a SJSU graduate and an "Penguins." an excerpt from Vaughn joined with Macdonald with Madonna's. Its the guys music from its musical, "A accountant in San Jose "I end Ann Marie Garvin's "Batman and the Ensemble to create "Vo- with the backward caps and the Chorus Line." up choreographing shows with a Suite." originally choreo- gue/Street Dance. latest street steps. It's the ver- . From the off-Broadway re- lot of tap in them." graphed for SJSU and since per- "les very important." Mac- nacular in modern dance." view "Scrambled Feet." Scott She started dancing when she formed at Disneyworld. An y x designed a dance to "Theatre was four years old, and has re- ample of "character" jazz. Party Ladies." which will he cently landed a lead dance role "Penguins" portrays comic performed hy own ballet dancers iii "Evita" with the Palo Alto hook heroes and dessed as women. Players. according to Macdonald DANCING & Scott's other choreography ENTERTAINMENT uses Cole Porter's "Be a WED THOU SUN Clown. front his musical "'The Pirate." PrOtparn ROM (1 I’resorit, Macdonald. who specializes ItIO ASSOCIated THE in African-American dance and WEDNESDAY SHOWCASE teaches at SJSU's theater arts lime on, )ni? department, created "Wade in THIS WEEK $3 the Water." adapted from New G UTTE RS LUTS or 2 for 1 York choreographer Alvin Al- FEST '91 with KER PLUNK WI ilockccwd ley's work. eattiring Her "Callowa.N Boogie" fea- tures ballroom dancing to 1930s MAY DETROIT ROCK CITY THURSDAYS

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Saturday, April 71th - 9pm doors - 13pot SJSU Studeat Union Ballroom Tic keis adv. MAIL, $12igeo 4 BASS I Tke Creel Ceater Boo Office (Ilk I Sae Carlos) )).1,t)al proceed.. leni,tI S.1!,Il concert Into 14T-, into atmospnerIc - lik ONE WEEK ONLY' rgairdri FIX THE CLUB 400 SOUTH FIRST SAN JOSE 298-9796 Tonight al 7,15 & 9.25 1 Page 4, Thursday, April 25, 1991 CenterStage

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FOR FREE RIDES & LIVE MUSIC, THE TRACK STOPS HERE. This weekend. light rail meets heats y metal land morel at the Pasilionl Conte celebrate the opening of the Southline Station with free light rail rides, lise radio rumors from K K I 11.VF and KSJS on Friday . di', sitmlay. phis list, musk sat ludas and ',outlay afternoons.

Kr wotig CenterStage staff photographer Chef John 'Sunshine' I.ansing displays a Club Cafe is now serving lunch !Monday hamburger and fries for lunch. The Cactus through Friday from I :311a.m. to 2 p.ny. Cactus Club offers tasty grub in stylish atmosphere PAVILION By Robert Vs. Scoble ning fo.k1 they v. Ili 'tier beer in pitcher, CenterStage stall writer Next week the club will get for about 53. 4 SHOPS FIRST &SAN FIRNANDO 'Fhe customers at the Cactus new lighting to make the club For students the lunch might more useable for lunch-time pur- seem a little expensive: running IN DOWNTOWN SAN IOSI Club Cafe are kept in the spot- SHOPS OPEN poses and will get a new sign out about 57 alter a drink and tip. a light literally. PAON -SAT 10-6, SUN 11-5 A muted spotlight is aimed at front advertising its new lunch- But it is worth it The Cactus ; close every table and the staff treats time services. Club Cafe is enough to 1 HOURS FRU the new lunch-time customers On the front entry-way of the walk to from campus hut the VALIDATID PAROLING like stars. Although the club is restaurant hang the many awards walk would pros ide enough that the club has won in as two- exercise to make eating a deli- 0 well-known as one of the best nightclubs in the South Bay, not and-a-half-year existence. One cious lunch a little more guilt- many know that it started serv- of the favorites are the spicy free. HOT SALSA & COOL DRINKS ing "curley" fries - much better During lunch, you might hear lunch lam month. MINGLE AT IXTAPA. The lunch-time menu, al- than the grease slices that most the manager listening to demo though small and unimaginative. last -food places serve. tapes of a new hand. Sometimes The sandwiches are top notch, band members are eating a few The chips are always on the table at Istapa, the "The Bird. 54.95' has a thick "birds" and shooting the hi-cue Restaurant / 1 piece of breaded chicken on a ;under the spotlights. 'hub' of the Pavilion food court. Sit on a tall Kaiser Bun with Swiss Cheese Just get to the club before the stool, sip on a cool margarita and watch the Review and honey mustard. Just the spotlights are turned off and the right amount of sweet and sour. place gets too busy to treat ev- crowds stroll by. Doors open daily at noon, is tasty and well above the aver- For an appetwer. try the eryone like a star. Happy Hour drink specials start at 4pm, and free mushrooms. 52 95. They are The Cale is located inside the age nightclub " we-have-to- hot hors d'oeuvres are offered from 5 to 7pm serve-food-to-get-our-liquor-IF hatter fried with mild dijon fla- Cactus Club at 417 S. First cense" food offerings. voring. Very tasty. Street. The Cafe is open Mon- every weekday. Arrrrriba! A small and friendly staff Drinks arc served in large day through Friday between I I :30 serves sandwiches and pasta cups and the owners say that a.m. to 3 p.m. dishes while playing videos on the large screen looming near the dining area. For people who Amy Grant sells most with 'Baby Baby' are used to seeing the Cactus Best-selling records: (1. "Coming Club hopping with hundreds of out of the I. "Baby Baby,' Amy 1)ark.’ Gloria customers, lunch time might listelan Grant 7. "Sadness low key. Part 1." seem It is, by design. 2. "I've Been Thinking Enigma The owners want to start their About You." London Beat S. "One More Try . ' rAh..11Pirripyl new lunch program slowly to 3. "Hold You Tight." Timmy T keep up the quality of food and Tara Kemp 9. "This House." Trade service, says Mike Trippett. ma- 4. "Joyride." Rosette Spencer naging general partner. That 5. "You're in Love," Wil- 10. "Rhythm means that customers get indi- of My son Phillips Heart." Rod Stewart vidual attention and award-win- ICC, II II CenterStage Thursday, April 25, 1991, Page 5 FAIR& 'Simple Minds' truly live up to COOLER their name with latest offering By John Bessa entire album, hut this isn't say- Brooke Shelby Biggs CenterStage staff writer ing much. The Simple Minds have lived The rest of the album, includ- up to their name with their latest ing all of side two. sucks. It's The putrid memories I guess I was just lucky to release "Real Lite,' about on par with slicking sharp- happen upon the 1983 day, and The album is about as enter- ened screwdrivers under your come flowing back, tuned in in time to see Cyndi taining as picking your nose being the weird church-hell used kneecaps painful and with no Lauper's "Girls Just Wanna with a crow bar, and much more as a sound effect, and the guitar redeeming qualities, other than thank you, VH-1 Have Fun" and Kajagoogoo's painful. The thought of wasting that sounds like it is played by a to impress your friends by say- "Shy." a good, useful hour on the dwarf with a ukulele, locked in a ing "yeah I did it." So maybe we're all too young Suddenly. it all came flooding band's bogus attempt at an glass jar. The song sounds odd. Some songs are worse than to get wrapped up in retro- hack: the notes. the cliques, the album is enough to make the hut it is the most innov alive and others, so the worst one by far is nostalgia stuff. But it is good to nasty politics of junior high strongest of people wretch with unique one on the entire album. worth mentioning. "Let the look at the past once in a while school. pain and suffering. The Simple Mind's tribute to Children Speak" is a terrible just to feel how lucky we are not If I closed my eyes. I could It's not that the Simple Minds Rod Stewart is the next track on song and a good idea. The band to he there anymore. see my bedroom as it was in sound like a hunch of newcom- side one, and is even worse than should have trashed the tune and It's hard to believe, bull 1983: the walls papered with a ers to music, with the sound of a listening to actual Rod Stewart. replaced it with a recording of documented this amazing fact in collage of tiny black-and-white water heater showing up in the It's called "Let the!T he Love" some infant's deranged bab- my family photo albums: I can mugs of Rick Springfield beside background of one of their and it makes you want to go out bling, which would be far more prove that my mother and sisters full-color Ur' '-hy- I I'' tracks to prove they are a garage and buy a roll of ant-acid tablets. entertaining. actually wore platform shoes centerfolds from "Bop" hand. They have a very refined If the rendition of Rod isn't The remainder of "Real and clogs. Ah. the glorious magazine of Nick Taylor. the and professional sound. and had enough. the hand continues Life" sounds the same, so listen fashions of the '70s. untalented, ridiculously full- that's their problem. with the '70s/groovy music to one track from side two until I. of course, never fell prey to lipped keyboardist for Duran The music sounds too synthe- scene with "Woman," a track you get the idea, and throw the the fad fiend. I wore my Dittos Duran. sized and phony to be entertain- that was backed-up with an in- thing in the trash, for it will only. and my Keds until the 70s Between those were various- ing. and when it's combined teresting bit of piano. but sounds bring you sorrow if you listen to mercifully passed. Then I sized mugs of Rickey with the redundance of each like it was written with John the rest. (Sorrow al the thought segued into the 80% where I Schroeder. 'Loin Selleck and track sounding like a continua- Travolta in mind. of spending good money on had truly came into my own wearing Adam Ant covering every inch tion of all the previous tracks, it The next track is important, stuff). turquoise-and-pink Izods armed of paint. gets a little irritating. If their because it is the last song with If real life is as boring as with my Preppy Handbook. But I remember the day I minds weren't so simple they any hint of original sound to it. "Real Life," then were all in a It was the worst of times, it decided to strip the walls and would notice this and do some- "Stand hy Love" has another mess of trouble. This time Sim- was the worst of times. I quickly give away my 45 rpm copy of thing about it. set of piano music, and a lot of ple Minds really out-did them- blocked the two years from my "Karma Chameleon" and my "Real Life" starts off pretty hack-up vocals mixed in. The selves in coming up with an mind, never to relive the tape of "Seven and the Ragged good with the title track. It tempo is also the fastest on the album that fits their name repulsive, shallow, brutal thing Tiger. High school was upon sounds like the good years of the that was 13-year-oldness in me, and my image needed Simple Minds about 1984 1983. overhauling. when they produced "Sparkle in It worked until last weekend, As Lily Tomlin said so the Rain. when the whole putrid era came elegantly in her one-woman play The music on this track starts The Associated Students Program Board @ SJSU presents the flooding hack, defiling my home "The Search For Signs of off the trends clung to in the rest and assaulting my mind. Intelligent Life In the of the album overworked, lltla ANNUAL. Let's begin at the beginning: I l!niverse." I was tired of being over-produced sounds and vo- had the rare opportunity the a pawn to trends I didn't even cals that vary between a whisper other day to sit down on my understand. and a gurgly. not too loud shout couch in iii very own apartment Now if someone would just from lead lyricist Jim Kerr. ....NMI Mr.i. irons 1W1W WI =11 - l III l MN a MB in front of the television set. For tell the folks at VH-1 to stop The second track on side one li Mil_ _ "MINE IIII IMM Mon I 1J 1111-ill .MI. .IM. WIN .illa IN . moment, I thought I was upsetting the delicate balance of is very similar to the first track. no. NNE. 11 =di Or NM hallucinating. for the only. my identit). with the only obvious difference screen my eyes had experienced SLI ,CF Tit m months w as that of my computer To add to the oddity. there YOU the living legend of the Delta Blues were strange. faintly familiar ALL JOHNNY SHINES images dancing before my CAN DRINK with KENT DUCHINE pupils Was that no. it can't AND EAT ROY ROGERS he hut it is. is Madness ems. DELTA RHYTHM KINGS singing 'Our House'. FOR ShaolOul consu tan, I realized that this traumatic JOHN MOONEY evperience was coming into my 2 HOURS! (from New Oreleans) living room courtesy of MI. ROBERT LOWERY Oh my God. I'm paying for this. The Last Thursday (from Santa Cruz) I thought. seems that VII-1 has of Every Month MADYLAN ROSE It 6pm-8pm appointed itself scrapbook of LITTLE JOHN CHRISLEY had memories for a nation of L aging former adolescents. We $10.00 Door Fee BACK TO BACK thought we were free from includes: Sunday Ma 5th, 12 Noon BLUES BAND having to pretend we liked I losted Beverages NITECRY Duran Duran just to get a date & Food Buffet ADMISSION FREE for the eighth-grade grad dance. rrirk logrot It's a special new program stiSl MIME " in 3 Lights from Valet) itu.4 reet blow lama called "Video Rewind" 1111, which an entire day's at Stevens Creek andBlanev ‘- .41. progranmiing is devoted to a Tipping or gratuity is specific year trom the past two appreciated decades. Page 6, Thursday, April 25, 1991 CenterStage Three local reggae bands to groove the ballroom Saturday By Preey Correos CenterStage staff writer Yeah mon. put on those wild More than just Milk print baggy pants. fie-dyed T- and music, Reggae shins and mousse up those dreadlocks because three of the Fest '91 is a benefit Bay Area's finest reggae bands for is ill he playing at the Student SJSU's student t mon Ballroom Saturday at 9 outreach program. p.111. Caribbean Allstars. Strictly Roots and lnka Inka are all The program ;ilso targets scheduled to he groovin. the continuing students and people crowd to the sensual rhythms of of color, encouraging them to Reggae Fest '91. consider environmental studies More than just funk and as a major or enrolling in envi- music. Reggae Fest '91 is a ben- ronmental classes. efit for SiSlis student outreach The program will teach stu- Publicity photo program presented by the Asso- dents about environmental is- The 'Caribbean Allstars' will play in Saturday night's Reggae Fest '91 ciated Students Program Board. sues and give them insightful in- The outreach program. also formation about ways in which ronment. according to a press I VILNA) and the \ Imosphefic Tickets are available at BASS known as Atmospheric Options. to conserve for the future. information release. These pro- )mions aims to broaden the scope of The environmental program jects will involve working with programs. said Public - and the Event Center Box Office in Director high school students and gear has the philosphy of Earth Island urban neighborhoods through Beth Lemke at Seventh & San Carlos. Stu- them into considering environ- Institute and (lrhan Habitat. the creative use of public spaces I !Mike most rock bands, there dent tickets are Sift in advance, mental studies as a major. which develop innovative pro- A portion of the proceeds will is nothing ear-jarring about reg- general admission. $12. Shov, according to concerts director tects in conservation. preserva- go to the Math. Engineering. gae It's easy. rhythmic. pulsat- starts at 9 p.m.. doors open at p Robert Kolar. nim and restoration of the envi- and Science Achievement ing finish: ni

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A. quar- ), 'liar'. takes a stab at a Perhaps Illitst thiall1CtIVe ol ters sell entitled debut album. materialistic mongrel Richard this multi -dimensional sound is School of Fish us ill make its ey ty pe who Iinds tiut "there the first release ot the album en- way into San Jose for two arc dunes he lust can't buy and titled "3 Strange Days." At first arliAk s This Friday. as part of includes a brief guitar rift from listen, the euitar swirled track the Stones "Satisfaction.' ' sounds like a mindless tribula- tion to dropping acid. hut IC, the second side is a ha More RECORD more like those times when rigged hut still burns us th the REVIEW you- re on the outside looking in energy ItutidOil side Ube. Publicity photo "It's about being outside There's a continuity to the yourself for three days. defines School of Fish plays Friday in the amphitheater album as a w hole and although lyricist Josh Clayton -Felt in a each track has its own pace. they. Live 105's tree concert series. press release. subjects, says vocalist and gui- fill your head: all flow together the hand is scheduled to rip it up The songs making up the sim- tarist Michael Ward. After all this time we don't at SJSC's student amphitheater plistically thought provoking The second cut off the album mean nothing The heats and rhythms pro- at futon. "Fish'' album are both idealistic 'Talk Like Strangers sends a You held me close and cried tected are aesthetically pleasing They'll then moue to the Cac- and sardonic. 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Cosby two-parter offers authentic Horoscope approach to learning disabilities NEW YORK (API Picture, 28 if you can. Jackie Gleason for Me weekof April checking with a marital relations Not the usual stuff of Aries: (Mar. 2I -April 19) The vision you have now is too narrow. You need to expand that vision to see expert to he sure his portrayal of sitcomedy, dyslexia is all the things that life offers you. You need to look at the many different sides of things in your an irate husband on "The Hon- life. Concentrate on those for the next week and you can help yourself in ways nobody else can. eymooners was "'OK nonetheless a subject Might !lase taken some of the Taurus: (April 20-May 20) The multiple factors that have your mind tied up with negative thoughts are at comic /ing out of those classic dear to Cosby. the moment all that you sec, feel, eat, sleep and drink. Don't worry they will all pass very soon household spats. right'? because the will do you good. now need to be decided change Many things that are on your mind Well, 1991 TV comedy . soon. meaningful, significant sariety- a The la Bill Cosby, has come to this. two-paler. in brief. has Gemini: (May 21 -June 20) Your loving attitude is being appreciated in degrees far above the obvious one, Theo working as a Tonight and nett Thursday. volunteer at you want to hear at the moment Keep open the many doors life is offering you at the moment an after-school community. cen- Make the most out of the little fun things that are otherwise known as "life's little pleasures" and Cosby Show fans will see a two- ter. One of his students is clearly you will be rewarded. part episode. "Theo and the having Kids.- tackling the subject of problems doing his homework or eeri Cancer: (June 21 -July 22) Be careful of what you have said behind someone's back, joking or not it can do dyslexia. a disability that makes reading a simple page test. damages that are irreversable. That immature attitude must he kept under control because you are reading and writing ettremely of living the results now and maybe just don't know it. Look at life with your eyes and ears stop difficult and frustrating for many Ile's found all kinds of looking at yourself without looking where you are at. thousands of schoolchildren. cli idges to kid himself and tither. What home audiences won't t (July 23 -Aug. 22) I see you sailing across the ocean in a well needed spiritual event that he can cope, hut rheo .ee is the real -life Cosby talking unconscience travel. This will provide your mind with the play ground it has been looking for. Ii ognues all the signs that he him- with a learning disabilities es can exercise the little parts that have been negelected for so long. self displayed in school until his pert after taping a scene in which tidyow sletia ss as discovered. Virgo: (Aug. 23 -Sept. 22) You need to set up a balance structure to last you to the end of the semester. his TV son. Theo, disetwers that sesenth-grader You will have the end of the schrxil semester pressing into what little free time you have left and he's tutoring in Bess said the early. drafts nit will need to be balanced with the coming of summer. Good luck. a that community center has the scripts were ''(till of stereo. sly slexia. (Sept 23 -Oct. 22) A large Aries love interest will need you for some soothing this week. I can 'See? That's the part I

see you pushing aside that girlish side you operate with and let the woman bloom this weekend. t Red,- Cosby told Carolyn Oli- The writers had young Theo week of growth and experience don't let one's predetermined attitudes get in :hi' wai It will he a ver, director of admissions at Charging into the community because a blank canvas should be your goal for ultimate growth. Landmark College. a Vermont center, diagnosing and solving a Scorpio: (Oct. 23 -Nov. 21) A big change will he coming about but don't let that scare you; make it school that teaches 175 dyslex- problem as if no one was aware we# you. The week can be seen as a pattern of events that am all leading up to a higher purpose ics "I put in that part about how ot it before They had an Asian - Please don't get in natures way. ['heti is glad he's made a break- American girl with an Anglo through Is that all right! Let me first name, and a Latino charac- inspire," I'm almost sure a long time ago God said th, Sagittarius: (Nov. 22 Dec. 20) 'The sky shall know it anything isn't all right ter acting la/y and pretending been true ever strum. A painter sees it and must paint it, a poet puts the beauty to has Not the usual stun of site. not to speak English you need to define what you see in the sky. Start with the animal shapes the clouds ,,..L medy, dysletia is nonetheless a ''The sensito wjs Mil sure to go much, much deeper than that. subject dear to Cosby In a 1989 there It had no resemblance to Capneorn: (Dec. 21 -Jan. 19) A sudden need to flee the environment in which you live, work and play in episode. Theo thscrnered that reality . Mr. Cosby allowed me understood. Let someone else help you find what is causing this travel need. I'm sure it is more dysletia was to blame tor his to talk to all the writers, and they than just a change of pace. The ration need for change is common hut your's could be mucii sears ol frustration in school made all the changes I asked for more than that. Understand betore you tidce action. \ nil Cosby draws from pi:rsonal Mr Cosby insisted on that. - etperience: his own son fought Bess said lotto this week I Aquarius: (Jim. 20-Feb. 181 I know you think this message is late. but try playing the the problem. len rewrites and many script like a terrible way of wasting hard earned money and I'm not Sidney I) know this sounds Cosby asked ()iiser and John arguments later. Bess and Ohver giving you the numbers to spend your hard earned cash on If one of you listen to si.+ . Bess. director of !Manhattan Val- thenisehes pleased saying this week not only will you satisfy your social activity need but you could also be ser ley Youth Program. a commu- with the tinal results rich. nity center in the Cathedral of Such ,itithentic'ity means that Pisces: (Feb. 19-Mar. 2(1) Look at your life this week and make sure you like the way it is going because St John the Divine here, to he will ha C It, settle fun' Mild shtick's:. instead ot the the next few weeks will be going so fast you won't have time to look over the fine points for a technical ads kers to make sure the scripts for two-part usual belly laughs But who can long, long while the epi- sode rang true. knock a show with the aim ill Si, how do you make a show gising prune -Me audiences a Brad Dotanna - CenterStage about dy sic''sIa both authentic much -needed lesson ath!ut Ihi and funny ' affliction'.m At first. said Cosby "the Women's coats woven from trash bags writer's were lust trying to do comedy Many of them couldn't care less about the truth But we oiscoVER VI 1 \ NORIA. Va. t AP) thiow aw items that haw been LARGEST hrought in John and Mrs olis,.1 sAN JOSE'S CD'S I he National Lndowment for the comp.', Ted by artist Katherine OF USED Fancy a full-length because 1 w anted to pm the wilt SFT,FCTION 1rts and its critics may Cantwell ot Chicago into an I - Or, down to Iht. troth MCI %%hal,. Food an and what's inch hall held together with woman's coat knitted OVER 5,000 usED cirs To ni it. hut es erybodysin ill till! w heat paste CHOOSE FROM 1 through a kical gallety 's new et - She says the goodies inside from plastic garbage 1 St. W AND USED CIPs titbit um agrees that the works on include an Arby's restaurant bags? I III 1 SFIT TRAM- display are pure trash place mat. a Spiegel mail-order ' Fancy a tull-length woman's catalog, candy, tea hag and CINEBAR $1 off oat knitted in tin plastic garbage Band-Aid wrappers, a Tampa's tot v Art Centel. an artist'. .nnn.jn hags ' yours for a mere instruction sheet, airline luggage CtallW W ashington sub- et 1) WC any '0,000 tags, paycheck stubs, calendar urb A drinking person s bar! 1b8 II that's too steep. there's a pages and a Dunkin' Donuts The 28 artists represented in Only pool table EXCHRII&E C D the show i list it, hand -painted little table hag which is titled "Sec - Downtown! mourned on the trunk i it an old -This show proses that you Ind ( hance.’ rummaged out of almost any - through attics, No drugs or fighting! ( 'Inistinas tree. Price tag. can make art garages and old 69 E. San Fernando SI.600 thing said metalsmith Eric drawers for useless. long -forgot- 401:11294 0 34 5 \largrN . who conceised of the ten objects which were (Corner of 2nd) Selling tor S250 is the ulti- reincar- (Some restrictions apply) mate in trash art. nearly 981 ethibition at the Torpedo fat' nated as artistic creations Page 10, Thursday, April 25, 1991 CenterStage Master class plans annual `Tutti Flutti' concert By Dorothy Klavins musicians changes during the studied at the Paris Conservatory Barhaia I urner, director ot Four Seasons" and close with "The Blue Danube Waltz" bv J. CenterStage class because each knows that it and performed throughout the the SJSU Orchestra, will join the Special to Strauss. In between, the flutists What could he going on tor will be his or her turn to perform United States and Europe. She is students to conduct and accom- will perform in chamber groups years with a name that before his or her peers. "The currently Principal Flutist of the pany on harpsichord. One of the five accompanied by various instru- sounds flavor? master class is supportive. The Orchestra of Opera San Jose. highlights of the concert is a like an ice cream ments including harp. french The flutists of Isabelle Chapuis students offer their help to each She has taught flute at SJSU flute choir using all the students horns and trombone. master class, who toot other, not so much :heir crit- since 1975. Some of her former and a range of instruments from Starr's The free concert will he held into spring each year icism." Starr said. students teach and play in Paris. piccolo to bass flute. The choir their way Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Concert annual Tutti Flutti The Tutti Flutti concert is a New York, Boston. Santa Cruz will open the concert with with their Hall of the Music Building. concert. featuring every thing- challenge to Starr. She wants ev- and Monterey. "Spring" from Vivaldi's "The mm Baroque to Jazz this Sun- eryone to shine at their own day. level. A master class provides stu- "It's the final result of prac- dents with an opportunity to tice. Having goals is the only learn from each other as they way to motivate the practicing perform in a class setting. and performing," she said. The apprenticeship of any "Finding yourself in front of an career is performing. making audience gets the adrenaline 101.11lit illtlaIDS VIM mistakes. finding yourself." going. trri- said. The attitudc or the Born in Dijon. France. Starr

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Creating Cl new perception Artist redefines the shape of women from head to toe

For hundreds of years. the theme in many of Iffisou's "There's a lot of definitions human figure has been the sub- Works She strives to give a for art. I mean you can talk to ject and inspiration of artists of "new image'. to women, not to ten different artist and get ten :ill periods from around the portray them as "sex objects. different definitions for art. Ir- world. Figure studies may be she said. risou said. "For me. it's just a !timid in the statues of the Greek "My women are beautiful and lo press myself and ex- Gods in Athens. the Venus del strong. but not perfect." she press niy ideas. xhlo in the Louse, and contiflu- said. "I'm trying to break the One special aspect of Iffisous iii to the present. idea of today which is the work is that she doesn't define a NIuriel Irrisou adds karlier this semester. Muriel woman you know is suppose to lace on her sculpture. She Irrisou. 20, a third year ceramics he all skinny and cute and blond doesn't build any distinguishing a panel which will student, began to build a lite si/e hair and curly hair and tall . . . features that would allow the he the neck and statue of a woman made ot ci I'm just sick of it siewer to identify the woman as shoulders of the fig- and rehar. She started by build- For Irrisou. sculpture is much a specit lc individual. She prefers ure. Irrisou uses her ing a pair of feet and has since more than a physical object for that the siewer imagine the statue as a %essel for built the statue into a tuil public interpretation. It is a statue through their own per- man of her feelings igure. place fur all her ideas and emu- sonal interpretation of what she and ideas, as one 'Elle female figure is a primary tii)ns should look li might use a diarx.

Xhoe: \furies Irrisou smooths the surface of the Right: lrrisou portraxs her women as powerful statue with a small wedge of wood to gie it a con- forms. She is working to gi%e a new image to the sistent texture. One rare aspect of I rrisou's work female. figure. contrasting the modern stereotxpe is that she doesn't gie a face ill her statues. depicted in glamour magaiines (oda,. Photos and slur) t) Don Riche Page 12, Thursday, April 25, 1991 CenterStage -iiimetimuirrya* VVINUS 1 IT CHINESE CUISINE- -FOOD TO GO ravel the World fol, *Mandarin &Szechuan Cuisine *Box Lunches To Go *Lunch and Dinner d *Catering Available Open Daily 294-3303 or 998-9427 y Plate! 11:30-9:00pm Jackson Street Closed Mondays 131. E. 6 Blocks North of Santa Clara Between 3rd and 4th Street TASTE THE SOUPS OF THE ORIENT TUNG-KEE NOODLE HOUSE A411147.10VZ WONTON CHOWFUN CHOW MEIN RICE PLATES ESPRESSO BAR BEER DESSERTS Specializing In Soup Noodles & Soup Rice Sticks

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