Spartan Daily Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 (dome 92, No. 42 Wednesday. April 5, 1989 New basketball coach stresses scholarship
1(5 Joel Beers nate to have lured Stan Morrison to Daily staff writer San Jose State." University Presi- Stressuig the need for improved dent Gail Fullerton said during the AMR. graduation rates, SJSU offi- 'My roots as a press conference. eials irrnotinced Tuesday that former Hoffman, who conducted a search tinsetsity of Southern California college coach were committee that interviewed 14 appli- hasketball coach Stan Morrison will cants in person, called the search head the Spartan basketball team really developed "very intensive." next season Morrison was hired because he fit 1 arn verv excited about coming here.' the search committee's top two prio- back to this I institution.'' Morrison rities better than any of the other ap- told the I xxii ot about 75 who gath- plicants. Hoffman said. ered inside the SJSIJ Rec Center for Those priorities were increased the building 's list official function. Stan Morrison, academic retention and graduation "My roots ds a college coach rates and a strong coaching record. New basketball coach were really developed here. he The decision was made late Mon- added. day night in Seattle. where the The 49 y ear -old Morrison, a for- step process, not a Hash in the pan." NCAA basketball championships mer SJSt ' assistant coach in the late Morrison achieved his greatest were held. Hoffman said. 1960s. inherits a program in disarray recognition as head coach at USC in The contract will run for four following the dismissal of Bill Berry the early 1980s. years. last week and a Ill pltier walkout in In seven seasons at USC. Morri- During the press conference. Mor- Januar!, son led the Trojans to two I9-win rison touched upon the turmoil that Morrison has achieved a reputa- seasons and an NCAA berth. plagued the SJSU basketball team Mike Dafferner Daily staff photographer orm as an evceptional educator and Morrison also coached at the Uni- last season. someone vk ho xxork extremely well versity of the Pacific for seven years Although he did say he "had New head basketball coach Stan Morrison tries on Spartan jacket as wife Jessica watches with student athletes. according to in the mid-1970s. some awareness" of the problems SJSU Athletic Director Randy Hof- In 14 years as a head coach. Mor- Berry was facing. Morrison said he learn about the situation is to talk to "I've never hidden the fact that I He added that although he enjoyed fman. rison has compiled a 203-183 re- was too far removed from SJSU to the players who will return next sea- missed coaching," he said. "I have (irking at an administrative level at Although he was extremely up- cord. have a strong knowledge of them. son. never lost (the desire) It's as strong CCSR, the position does not allow beat and optimistic during the press In order to accept the San Jose He said his relationship with Morrison's final season at USC in me as anything I have ever .he close relationship with players conterence. Morrison did sound a job, Morrison had to step down as Berry reaches back to their high was 1986. For the last two years he known." :hat coaching does. pragmatic note concerning future University of California Santa Bar- school playing days, and remarked was UCSB athletic director. But his His coaching desire, coupled with I look around and see people try- Spartan success bara athletic director. He held that that last season was "a real strug- love of coaching never diminished. the timing of the SJSU opening, led ing to buy the moment, buy the cam- liiiInit a miracle worker. he position for two years. gle" for Berry. He said that desire was what led him him to pursue the SJSU job. Mori - araderie, but you can't buy that. said I his is going to he a step-by - "I think we are exceedingly fortu- He also said the best way he could back to coaching. :on said. See COACH . back page More than a building S.J. police still investigating 'Homecoming' a sorrowful event for former Spartan City resident; SJSU student murder case By Shelby Grad March 8 started as a typical day. versity. Daily staff writer She talked with a friend before a Zimmer told her husband she Cathy Zimmer could have been 1:30 p.m. marketing class and planned to go from the eye doctor to neighbors shared special bond any other SJSU student. planned to stay for only part of the a group meeting. The 38-year-old business major course in order not to miss a 2:30 She was not expected to return and mother of two teenage children. p.m. eye doctor appointment, her home until late evening. But the By Mary R. Callahan Zimmer returned to school to fulfill husband said. family knew something was wrong Daily staff writer new goals. Zimmer never made the appoint- when she was not home by Thursday Leticia Gonzales peered through But on a warm, sunny March af- ment. morning. the chain -link fence at the boarded ternoon. something went tragically It is also unclear whether Zimmer They first called police. but be- up barracks and wept. wrong. even went to the marketing class. cause of personnel shortages, au- It was the first time she had been It has been a month since Zimmer The class has more than 1(10 stu- thorities could not undertake a full- back to Spartan City since she was found strangled to death inside dents, Dave Zimmer said. scale search, family members said. moved out of her home there last Oc- her car at a remote parking lot at San When authorities contacted the in- So the Zimmers began their own tober. Jose International Airport. The mur- structor about whether she was in the probe. Gonzales and other members of der sent her family on an odyssey class that day, he didn't know. 'We're not standstill people.'' the Spartan City Family Association that included their own amateur Investigators will not say if they Zimmer's sister-in-law said in an in- returned Friday evening for a cande- search of San Jose. terview last month. "She wasn't the light vigil symbolizing their ongoing In an interview earlier this week, kind of person not to come efforts to keep family housing alive. Zimmer's husband. Dave, himself a home. . She's a mother." For Gonzales. the homecoming 1973 SAC engineenng graduate, Zimmer's 18-year -old son David was especially sorrowful. The talked about the frustration and combed the 10th Street Garage daughter of migrant farm workers. anger suffered over the loss of his searching for her 1986 Chrysler New she is now a San Jose bilingual tea- wife. Yorker sedan, but came away with cher a goal she says she would "The police aren't saying any- no clues. not have reached without Spartan thing." he said. "They won't tell us FaniiI) members then requested City. if it was robbery or rape or some- that San Jose International Airport While her friends exchanged hugs thing else. It's very difficult to un- officials conduct a computer search and animated conversation Friday, derstand." of automobile license plates numbers Gonzales preferred to be alone. San Jose homicide detectives re- at their parking facilities. "I was so emotional, I couldn't leased no new information about the "It seemed like a logical thing to even talk." she said Sunday. case Tuesday. Sgt. Steve Ronco do." said the sister-in-law, who One of 100 student families forced would say only that the investigation asked not to be identified. "That's to vacate the premises last year, is continuing. the kind of place someone would Gonzales and her 8 -year-old daugh- Flyers showing Zimmer's picture Cathy Zimmer hide a car." ter have five years of happy mem- were posted on campus just before murder 1st ant The airport's computer spewed ories to remind them of the special spring break. Only a handful of peo- out the big sedan's license plate community that was once Spartan ple responded to the flyers, but de- have found evidence placing Zim- number. Police went to Parking Lot City. tectives won't say what if any- mer's whereabouts after Wednesday 2, near Pole 7. and found the car. In- "Spartan City isn't just a building thing they were told. afternoon. side, Zimmer's body lay on the hack that's deteriorating," she said. "It's The murder investigation has been She regularly parked at the 10th floor, covered by a multi -colored a support system that succeeded." complicated by the circumstances Street Garage. but University Police quilt. The families living in Spartan City that surround Zimmer's death, as Chief Ric Abyeta said Tuesday that She was clad in a blue-knit had a special bond. Gonzales said. well as the time lag between her dis- there is no evidence to suggest she sweater and designer jeans, accord- Everyone was willing to help one an- appearance and the discovery of her was abducted there or anywhere ing to the Santa Clara County Coro- other in any way they could. Neigh- body. elseon campus. In fact, San Jaw ner's investigator's report There bors provided emotional support, At SJSU. Zimmer took five homicide detectives acknowledged were no obvious injuries. hut the re- e a erner an y sta p otograp or emergency babysitting, and friend- classes and attended school on Mon- that they have not determined where port noted the presence of a "sticky See HOMECOMING, hack page days, Wednesdays and Fridays. Zinimer went when she left the uni- See MURDER ha( k page I .eticia tttt zales and her daughter, Barbara, return "home" il) Spartan City for the candlelight vigil. Touching up Children's parade, balloons will honor Fullerton Earthquake makes art in appreciation for childcare center designation on the carpet below. By Andres* II. Charming fragments By Daniel Vasquez Child, which began Monday. in the next three to five years, de- said. staff writer Many people would have been Daily Daily staff writer "We have planned the march to pending on various factors, includ- The current childcare center There was a severe shakedown in discouraged if the fruit of weeks of The closure of Spartan City last thank Fullerton for supporting qual- ing the destruction of Spartan City, serves at least 70 student -families, the art department Monday. labor had been destroyed. but Knip- October brought SJSU President ity child care at MU." said Karen Sheridan said. and has 100 more on a waiting list But for art student Marc Knipper, per looked at the event "as an inter- Gail Fullerton a lot of attention, in- Sheridan. center director. "We have the space, now all we for fall semester. Sheridan said. the earthquake was part of a proph- esting metaphor to the struggle Afri- cluding an honorary parade. The marchers will leave the center need to do is secure the funding," Children are provided with va- esy. can women have gone through." Fullerton will be honored Friday on Tenth and San Salvador streets Sheridan said. rious services administered by a pro-
"Unity. a pair of African statues Perched on top of a small table, morning for her designation of land and will make their way through Fullerton is currently working on fessional teaching staff and student cre- that took more than 100 hours to 'Unity' was one of five pieces cre- previously used by Spartan City for a campus to Tower Hall It begins at a task force with A.S. President aides and interns, said Debbie Mc- "touched with the brush for the cur- ate. was ated by Knipper to attain his Bache- new childcare center, said Karen 9:30 a.m. and ends with the presen- Terry McCarthy and other student Carson, assistant director strokes of Mother Nature during to find funding lor's degree in fine arts. Sheridan, director of the campus tation to Fullerton at 10 a mim government officers rent center. the tremor, according to Knipper. Frances Gulland Child Development Children, parents and staff of the resources, she said. But the children tell it a little dif- The quake, which measured 5.1 Dressed in torn jeans and a beret, Center. center will carry red, white and blue The child center will also host an ferently on the Richter scale, knocked the fe- Knipper said he believes so strongly The march will be put on by the ballons. the colors associated with open house this week from 9:30 to "We find out about things," said male port of the 3 -foot aardvark that the piece was meant to fall that center in conjunction with events the nationwide celebration. 11.30 a. m for those interested in the 4 -year-old Alison Hens. lay couple onto the floor and into See STATUE, back page celebrating the Week of the Young The center is proposed to be built operation of the center. Sheridan See CHILDREN, lxit A page Page 2 Wednesda . April 5. 1989 Spartan Daily Forum Spartan
Daily AtDanTurner Published for the University and the University Community by the Department of Joumahsm Hormonal odyssey and Mass Communications
Since 1934 There are creatures on the Earth that follow the dark magical cycle of the moon. For most of the month they seem completely human, until the Moon Goddess works her terrible Change and turns them into sharp-clawed, vengeful wraiths from a satanic nightmare. Some of them are my best friends. It's impossible for a male to understand what happens to a woman's brain when that buzzing stream of hormones trips laughingly across her synapses and trans- forms her into a monster. Like our ances- tral fathers, we can only flee to the rela- tive peace of the men's lodge and watch Michael Jordan pull off a few mean dunks until the storm blows over, which can sometmes take a week. Nly first real encounter with pre-men- strual syndrome occurred about five years ago. I wasn't totally naive; I'd seen those feminine protection ads on television since I was eight, and I'd understood what they meant since I was 12. But I didn't understand the horrifying emotional con- sequences of the monthly ordeal until I was 20. Flushed with the thrill of first romance, I floated happily into my sweetheart's Campus Voice dorm room ready to rejoice in the sweet poetry of her every word. "Hi cutie," I announced. Questioning leads to education and understanding and the American way "Touch me and I'll choke you with your own intestines." Lou Holscher is an associate professor in S.151-: seeing the political realities of Viet Narn. fail to acknowledge that 600,000 Vietnamese soldiers administration of justice department. He also served in and an estimated 587,000 civilians died during the war. The warning bells went off. Something to 1970. Thus, although the Vietnamese had been fighting the was definitely not right. the United States Army from /968 French for decades, the United States intervened on the More than 7,600,000 tons of bombs were dropped on (and the North, and more than nine million refugees were "Have you had a bad day?" In his letter Friday, Mr. Vincent Borg implies that side of the French against Vietnamese generated by destroying villages and fields. Five million individuals who criticize U.S. involvement in Viet Narn nationalism). It is also clear that the American govern- "Shut up and rub my back." ment considered the Vietnamese people unable to gov- acres of land were defoliated with agent orange and "I thought you didn't want me to touch are somehow "anti-American." After some reluctance, I other chemicals. Why did all this happen? This question have decided to join the debate, however, my intent is ern themselves. Both the 'Pentagon Papers" arid Gareth you." Porter's 'Vietnam: A History in Documents" reveal that needs to be asked and answered by the American peo- not name-calling or to question the sincerity of individ- ple. We need to understand the Viet Nam war we must can tell the Ayatollah that uals who support(edi U.S. involvement in N.-let Nam. the American government inherited the colonialist youMohammed had a social disease. assumption that only a steady Europea (or Americani not forget. The purpose of this letter is to urge readers to hand would prevent anarchy and the extinction of free- You can marry Robin Givens. You become knowledgeable about the history of Southeast dom in Viet Nam. In the final analysis, Amencan involvement in Viet can even tell a group of frat guys that you Asia and the U.S. role there since World War II. I also Nam and the war was not a noble one. The United don't like Ray Bans or blow dryers. But wish to voice my resentment and opposition to a narrow The French, however, lost the w ar to the Vietnamese States was not concerned with establishing democracy don't ever argue with a woman whose definition of what is "American" and who is "patriotic. and the United States was forced to get directly in Viet Nam instead our involvement was a product of Many proud and patriotic Americans opposed U.S. ins olved. The governments established in Saigon Is -_-’o- a faulty cold war mentality and racist beliefs about the estrogen level is higher than Kitty involvement in Viet Nam, and there is much historical ning in 1955 were largely an American creation. The Vietnamese people. Mr. Borg, like many Americans, Dukakis' blood alcohol content. analysis and documentation to support this point of United States paid the bill for the first government of never asks why so many Vietnamese were willing to Not that women are always hostile view. Ngo Dinh Diem, and also trained and equipped the fight against the Americans and the South Vietnamese when Eve's Legacy strikes. Sometimes army that kept Diem in power. While the United States What Mr. Borg and many army. We have often been so blinded by anti -communist they are very sad, or ecstatically happy, or Americans fail to consider was commending Diem for his firm stand on human propaganda that we fail to see that the Vietnam war was when voicing their support for sending U.S. tr000ps to rights, he was censonng the press, jailing his oppo- sleepy or bashful or dopey. Once I went Viet Nam is why we essentially one of national liberation against colonialism were there initially and how we nents, and establishing himself as a corrupt dictator. and imperialism. to visit a female friend of mine and found became so heavily involved. When one digs through the confusion, distortions, and lies associated with this era, Finally, on Nov. 1, 1963, Diem died in a military her sobbing hysterically over an episode it becomes very difficult to accept the role America coup supported by the United States. After Diem's I am questioning the U.S. involvement in Viet Nam, of "Bonanza." Apparently Little Joe had played in Viet Nam between 1955 and 1975. assasination the military coup became commonplace in and the assumptions behind our actions there. In fact, I been forced to shoot his best friend. We're South Viet Nam. In 20 years, of course, the United believe it is important to continue to assist vets who talking high tragedy here. First, it is necessary to understand the history of States had become increasingly involved in the have problems associated with their military service, Last week my long-distance love inter- French colonialism, and the desire of many Vietnamese Vietnamese civil war, and the American economy was and combat widespread societal and governmental people to be free of foreign domination. U.S. policy changed to meet this military need. During this period indifference. In this light, we must not forget that this est came up from L.A. to visit. She has ignored this, and failed to see that Ho Chi Minh was a the American people were rarely told the truth. We were was America's first class war, fought primarily by been dieting for three months, but I nationalist first and a communist second. (see "Why often told that the war effort was a success, often mea- minorities and the poor. Fighting in Viet Nam did not watched her eat half a plate of buffalo Viet Nam" by Archimedes Patti, 1980j. Patti documents sured by the body count. When it was all over, 57,605 change the fact that on their return to the states they wings, an order of barbequed shrimp, a that Ho Chi Minh considered the United States an ally Americans had died, and 303,700 had been wounded on faced the same poverty and discrimination as before. salad, a half-pound of french fries, and and a champion of freedom. However, the rhetoric of Vietnamese soil. It is our duty as Americans to educate ourselves the cold war and the craziness of the McCarthy era about Viet Nam. It is unAmerican not to question the part of my steak. Then she ordered a engendered a fear of those who called themselves com- What happened to Viet Nam and the Vietnamese leaders of this country when they fail to live up to our brownie covered with ice cream and munists, and prevented the Amencan government from people during this period is not pretty. Most Americans democratic ideals. chocolate sauce for desert. "My body is a mass of raging hor- 'oak mones, and I have an urge that only Letter to chocolate can satisfy." I'm not kidding, 61PARTISANSHkP FiNE., the Editor she really said that. You can imagine iS FIN:, RE.ALLY, juST FINE. what this kind of statement does for a They saw two moons guy's ego. I:di tor, There are some tribes in Africa that E. Mark Moreno's amusing piece used to lock their women away in special on the multifarious terms for drunk- huts or caves during their periods. While enness Friday (Tipsy, Twisted, this may seem logical, it's probably not 'ranked, Totalled) sent me reeling to the most sensitive way for men to react. my Ben Franklin books to find a similar listing that I recalled seeing Personally, I thank my lucky stars that I there. I send it along to you as was born with outdoor plumbing. If any- proof, if proof there need be, that in thing like that happened to me, I would the years between Mr. Franklin and first faint and then spend the week throw- Mr. Moreno nothing much has ing up. Women are born with some kind changed. "And as the Effects of Liquor are of secret strength, a power to endure the various," writes young Ben, "so are body-wracking crisis of reproduction, that tt the Characters given to its leaves me a little bit in awe of them. Devourers.. They are seldom known Dan Turner is the Features Editor. 4' to be drunk, tho' they are very often boozcy, cagey, tipsy, fox'd, merry mellow, fuddl'd, groatable, Confoundedly cut, See two Moons, Letters are Among the Philistines, In a very Policy good Humour, See the Sun, or, The Sun has shone upon them; they Clip The Spartan Daily would like to hear the King's English, arc Almost from you our readers. froze, Feavourish, In their Altitudes, Your ideas, comments, criticisms and Pretty well enter'd, & etc." suggestions are encouraged. Franklin, let it be said, rather approved of "moderate tipling" All letters may be edited for length or which has contributed to the libel, and the Daily reserves the right ft "Diffusion of Knowledge among to limit the number of letters on the ingenious Part of Mankind, who a given topic. want the Talent of a ready Utterance, in order to discover the Conceptions of their Minds in an Letters should bear the writer's entertaining and intelligible name, major, phone number and Manner. Tis true," Franklin contin- class level. Letters can be delivered ues, "drinking does not improve our to the Daily office on the second floor Faculties, but it enables us to use of Dwight Bente' Hall them..." or to the Thomas Wendel Student Union Professor information desk. Department of History Spartan Daily/ Wednesday, April 5, 1989 Face Dorms receive summer use Blowing glass Conference program brings in $600,000 each year By Elizabeth James "A good summer business can "This familiarizes students with Daily staff writer help to further renovate the halls," our campus. The students generally During the summer the residential she said. enjoy these six weeks." he said. halls don't go to waste they make "The money goes back into the All the groups who use the halls money for the students. students' pockets," Allen said. must be non-profit and education- The Conference Housing Program There are about 30 groups who oriented. enables different groups to use the use the facilities over the summer. dormitories for 13 weeks. The average group size ranges from "We have groups from all over The program has been in existence 10 to 700 people. the world," Allen said. "Every- for the past II years, according to During the 13 weeks, about 4,0(X) where from Africa to Thailand to Jeri Allen, the conference coordina- people are serviced, according to Europe. as well as groups from all tor. Allen. over the U.S..' The program was created by an Some of the groups using the fa- The residence halls turn into a organized effort to house groups. cilities are The Western Institute, type of hotel. according to Allen. "There was a need for it," said theU.S. Chamber of Commerce, The groups are entitled to 24-hour Allen. "Groups were calling up and Upward Bound and the SJSU sports service (check in and check out), asking for accomodations." camps. se- curity, and room and board. "The revenue from the summer "We have students from area high conference program, about $6(X),- schools come and live on campus The groups also get the use of 000, helps to offset the academic and take classes for six weeks,' said campus facilities such as class- fees. It goes into the residence hall Allen Johnston, the academic coor- rooms, the Student Union and the revenue fund," she said. dinator for Upward Bound. gymnasium. KSJS features white supremacist
By Andrew H. Claiming Though he claims not to be a man Rushdie), believes people Daily staff writer member of the Ku Klux Klan, he is should be exposed to more than one White supremacy is tonight's sympathetic to their views. view, even if it is contradictory to topic on 90.7 FM KSJS. "I feel the cause of strife in this their own. Not how to overcome the belief, country is the presence of minorities Despite opposition to white su- but the genuine views of a man com- (whom he defines as Jews, blacks, premacist ideas, Pol Van Rhee, gen- mitted to an all -white America. Asians. Mexicans and other non- eral manager of KSJS. said First "I think that non-whites should whites)." Amendment rights to free speech not be allowed to immigrate to the George Pinto, the SJSU student outweigh the topic matter. Shelley Scott Daily staff photographei U.S.," said William Herrel, to- who arranged tonight's interview, "We're expecting a protest to- Dana Robbins, who has been working on glass into a sace for his glassblowing class. Robbins is a night's speaker on KSJS' "About said he chose Herrell because many morrow in front of the station." he blowing for three years, shapes hot liquid glass sculpturing graduation student. This and That Show." SJSU students are apathetic about ra- said. "There's definitely going to be The 88-year old Herrel, on a quest cial issues. people offended by what Herren to spread views he contends are non- "Most students don't have says. I'd be offended if it didn't Nazi. believes the U.S. should be a enough interest in the racist ideas run." The show will air tonight from 6 land of whites only. that exist," said Pinto. an SJSU phi- Some SJSU students voiced their p.m. to 6:30 p.m. "I attended the Aryan Woodstock losophy graduate student and moder- opposition to white supremacy. Next Wednesday. Dr. Lori Gir- last month to voice my views," Her- ator for the "About This and That "People need to know that those shich. a sociology instructor at West rell said. Show." kind of strange people are out Valley and Foothill colleges. will USC's health director The San Jose resident believes mi- Pinto, a 1980 immigrant from there," said Jay Davis. an occupa- offer a rebuttal to the Herrell's norities should cease to exist. Bombay, India (birthplace of Sal - tional therapy graduate student. views. says students should Exercise program open for women at SJSU be aware of AIDS Lisa Elmore group. Steinberg said. By said. Colleges are a microcosm of colleagues. writer "The Daily staff group is for women who want to incor- Steinberg and Thames. who are both SJSU the world, and students should be "I hope his knowledge and ef- SJSU women who need help beginning or porate exercise into their lifestyle," Thames said. counselors, are also involved in research concern- concerned about AIDS, accord- forts to actively involve the USC maintaining an exercise program now have a Women are more likely to maintain an exer- ing how exercise improves mental health. ing to Dr. Allan Ebbin, director campus lin AIDS education) will place to go for help. cise program if they are supported, she said. They both encourage their clients to exercise, of Student Health Services at the help to motivate the SJSU cam- a support group "Women on the Move," The sessions will begin with about one hour of and decided to find a way to help them do so, said University of Southern Caifomia. pus.- he said. Counseling Services, will sponsored by SJSU physical activity. The remaining time will Steinberg. who also teaches sports psychology. Ebbin, who has chaired USC's Latta said USC was one of 20 begin- be de- meet Wednesdays from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. voted to talking about issues concerning the mem- Nutrition will not be a main focus of the AIDS Education Committee for colleges throughout the nation to ning today. bers, Steinberg said. group. hut will be discussed "if it comes up. the last four years, will speak on participate in a study on the HIV least five weeks. The group will meet for at Thames said. "AIDS Goes to College" at noon virus on college campuses. according to Terri Thames. one of the group's Research indicates that an exercise program must be maintained for at least five weeks before Sonic ways people can start making exercise a Thursday in the SJSU Student It is important for people to leaders. Health Building, Room 208. know whether they have the regardless of their a person feels its benefits, Thames said. Regular part of their daily lives are taking the stairs instead All women are welcome Besides discussing the preven- virus, because a person who has fitness, said Jill Stein- exercise decreases depression and stress, and of elevators and parking farther away when shop- current level of physical tion of AIDS through education HIV antibodies can be a potential helps a person concentrate. ping, Steinberg said. berg, who will run the group with Thames. on the college campus. Ebbin will victim of AIDS. appointment Those interested must make an Participants will be asked to seek some other She also suggested keeping exercise clothes at discuss current procedures used at The results of the study will not with either her or Thames before joining the form of exercise at least twice a week. Steinberg work or school for walking or running. USC to deal with students in- be available until June. Ebbin fected with the HIV virus and said. with AIDS. Representatives from other "Ebbin has been instrumental local colleges who are starting Sigma Chi raises money, fun during Derby Days in developing AIDS education at AIDS education programs plan to USC," said Dr. Robert Latta of attend the lecture to get ideas and SJSU Student Health Services. information. Latta said. By Lisa Elmore to the Cleo Wallace Center, which is pants will either pantomime to songs derbies from the women. There will who is one of Ebbin's long-time -- Hem fvf. Ounivan Daily staff writer the fraternity's international service or create skits with musical themes. also be a lawn party at 2 p.m. Sigma also works Once again. Sigma Chi fraternity project, according to fraternity liter- Judges for this event will be cho- Chi with other charities, such as the homeless is getting together with its sorority ature. sen from the community. They may and missing children, sisters to have some fun and raise After tonight's scavenger hunt. be parents and faculty, according to Mallard said, hut money for the children at the Cleo which will send participating soror- Mallard. Derby Days raises the most money Wallace Center. ity sisters all over campus, there will cif all its philanthropies. Derby Days 1989 begins tonight be an ice cream social. Friday will be reversal day. That Mallard expects to raise at least with a scavenger hunt, and ends Fri- Thursday's events will begin with is. the men will be trying to steal $ I (XX) from this year's activities. Depend on Kinko's day with a Derby Days Party at 9 a daiquiri party at 2 p.m. p.m. For the remainder of Thursday. "This is the biggest event on cam- Sigma Chi fraternity members will When 9 to 5 isn't long enough pus. next to Homecoming," said try to keep their hats on for the derby Robert Mallard, Derby Days 1989 chase. Copies Binding Coll;iting where Spartan Daily chairman. There are designated places Folilnig Sigma Chi raises money by selling the women may steal the men's der- Specialty Papers Padding advertising each year in its Derby bies. Laser "lYpesetting Stapling Initin.2. Days book, with proceeds going to For example, derbies cannot be emotionally disturbed and abused snatched indoors, thus allowing the Open Early, Open Late children at the center in Broomfield, men to attend classes. However, Salesperson Colo., according to Mallard. from 12 to 12: I 5 p.m.. there are no About 75 percent of Sigma Chi's boundaries. of the week 295-4336 310 S. Third St. kinkoss national chapters also participate in A lip sync competition will begin Derby Days events and donate fonds at 8 p.m. In this competition. partici- center Highest 295-5511 4g] E. San Carlos the copy Spartan Daily Sales Serving the San Jose State University Community Since 1934 (UCPS 509-480) th , ml .t. ago %IL ale ton.t.; ..1k,,c .r ,1 5...... 1 11 00.1, 5, 5.... low 51.41, J111101: 11... 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National Advertising Manager Art Department 12:00 NOON - 1:00 P M Tem, Fein Nk-nle Chan Niguel Corte, Doug Duni Haddad. Craig Mein Advertising Manager Sabnna Caws Rick Retail HEALTH BUILDING 208 I ieborah Gross are. f)avid 0.Campo Vincent Rodrigues. Downtown Retail Advertising Manager Debra Tonto r If it; ' Miguel In,,s Adler Co-op Account Executives 1-1.0ndon Art 1)trector ii,,, Borba I Ind., Fink VIrkl FOR INFORMATION CALL 924-6110 Ftrecuth, Production Manager T hen-, Brady National Account Cortez Kaye ; Co-op Manager N 1110 I amber' deryheinn STUDENT HEALTH SERVICE Proiects Group Special Protects Manager Special Commis Anqt1rn A,mee F4vatnirol ( I LI SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY Reporters Ii'S Men Vavk h Wednesday, April 5, 1989/Spartan Daily SPORTS Morrison's return to SJSU was just a phone call away By Sean Mulcaster Hoffman said at a press conference weeks after the removal of Berry, that song to a lot of young men who Daily Spons bcbtor at the university's new Rec Center. 'This university SJSU's coach of 10 years. One want to come to San Jose State and The reunion of Stan Morrison and "He said, 'I don't want to sound is unusally equipped. I ironic twist to his trip to Seattle for wear the blue and gold." SJSU's basketball program was presumptuous, but I'd like to get know how well the the interview came when his plane Morrison vowed his program is completed Tuesday, but not without back into coaching." academic heritage is. stopped in San Jose. Berry, who not a flash in the pan. a word of recommendation from Morrison was interviewed in I'm someone who will sing the song to a was on his way to Seattle as a "I make genuine promises when I somebody close to the former SJSU Seattle at Saturday's NCAA charn- NCAA rules committee delegate, go and visit with parents and stu- assistant. pionship game before the agree- lot to of young men who want to come to boarded the plane and the two dents. They will never work harder Stan Morrison. ment was reached late Monday talked for the three-hour flight. in their lives and feel better." Under most circumstances, night, according to Hoffman. San Jose State and wear the blue and What Morrison wanted was to Morrison signed a four-year deal Morrison, the former athletic direc- As a member of the NCAA wom- return to his first love: coaching that will be under evaluation at the tor at the University of California en's Division I tournament commit- gold.' college basketball. Morrison, who end of each season. Santa Barbara and SJSU Athletic tee, the former Southern Cal and comes to SJSU with a 203-183 With the signing deadline for high Director Randy Hoffman dealt with University of the Pacific head co,i, ii Stan Morrison, record in 14 seasons, won two con- school and junior college players on issues future plans for UOP won .iincerning was still intimately involved in 1:01 - new SJSU basketball coach ference titles. In 1979, April 12, Morrison said he will the 111,.. West Conference. lege basketball, talking X's and O's the PCAA title. In 1985 at USC, assemble a coaching staff within the In a phone call Hoffman made to when he could. Morrison coached the Trojans to a next 48 hours and begin recruiting Morrison after the firing of former "I got turned on when I was in ing the University of Maryland in a "When you're in the trenches and 19-10 finish and a Pac-10 crown. immediately. SJSU coach Bill Berry, he asked if Austin (Texas) for the women's closed practice and I saw that close then they (players) leave and return "This university is an unusually Whether some of the players who there were any candidates he would Final Four," said the 49 -year-old association. I remarked to some one day no amount of money can equipped place," Morrison said. "I boycotted the team Jan. 18 return recommend. Morrison, who was an assistant at people that to have that kind of buy that kind of camaraderie." know how well the academic her- remains to be seen. But Morrison "Normally, it was business," SJSU from 1967-70. "I was watch- closeness, money just can't buy it. Morrison's hiring comes just two itage is. I'm someone who will sing said he will handle each player on an individual basis. Ex-sprinter: Johnson WI t414.41o. used horse pills in '85 TORONTO (AP) Retired soft-spoken civil servant, described 4 k - sprinter Tim Bethune told a federal how he infiltrated Astaphan's office inquiry that Ben Johnson's doctor as part of efforts to determine the gave him horse medicine to augment truth behind rumors of a "drug epi- a 1985 training program. demic" among Canadian sprinters Bethune. 27, said Dr. Jamie Asta- and throwers. iipar phan promised to put him on the The 400-meter specialist said he same drug program as Johnson, then came across the world's fastest man supplied banned steroid tablets from in Astaphan's waiting room. The a bottle labelled "Winstrol V For pair, members of rival Toronto track veterinary use only. clubs, once were ntomates. "It shocked me," Bethune said Johnson appeared "shocked, sur- Monday. "It put sense into me there prised" to see him there, said Be- was something wrong. You thune, but he invited the national shouldn't fool around with your champion and two-time Olympian to body, taking things that are meant accompany him into Astaphan's of- for animals." fice. Winstrol V is a brand name for Bethune then watched as the con- stanozolol. the anabolic steroid that troversial doctor injected Johnson cost Johnson an Olympic gold medal with banned drugs and sent him on in Seoul last fall. It is most com- his way. Bethune requested the same monly used in race horses. program and underwent medical ex- Though several witnesses have amination. told the probe into drug abuse in A week later, Astaphan adminis- th SJSC rugby player foils a sport that Johnson took banned ster- tered growth hormone and emptied a pass attempt of a Berkeley oids for years, one of them his bottle of pink pills into a plain white player during the first half of coach. Charlie Francis has denied envelope. He instructed Bethune to the Spartans' 36-6 loss. he took stanozolol before the take the muscle-building drugs for Games. seven days. Francis and Astaphan have said Lisa Isaacs Daily staff photographer the positive test result must have The process was repeated over been due to sabotage. weekly visits between September Teammate Angella Issajenko tes- 1985 and February 1986, said Be- tified last month she suspected a thune. Astaphan always threw the Ruggers end conference with loss drug Astaphan referred to as Estra- bottle away. he said. gol was in fact Winstrol V. "At what point did he tell you By Doris Kramer pionships. known for their finesse in play- A team can get only so good on Sprinter Tony Sharpe suggested what the pink pills were?" asked Duly stair wnter The disappointed Spartans came ing style," Woods said. "But we their own natural ability, and then the same thing Monday, admitting commission counsel Robert Arm- The SJSU rugby players strug- alive in Santa Barbara, winning certainly have a trademark oft the only way for players to he took the drugs for years and strong. gled against UC Berkeley the tournament by defeating having a consistently aggressive t improve beyond that, is through claiming the Estragol a mystery "It was a good month or more Saturday, losing their last confer- UCLA, 26-3 in the finals match. team that plays rough. talents taught by quality coaching, to steroid experts caused similar when I finally had the nerve to ask ence game of the season, 36-4 to The Spartans dominated the com- "We are a marked team," he Hutcherson said. side-effects as stanozolol. him." Bethune replied. "I wanted to the No.I ranked Bears. petition defensively. added. "Opposing teams know "Berkeley is a well -disciplined, Johnson, yet to testify, has said he pretend I knew what was going on. Fortunately, the Spartans get a In the five games played, not a that they are going to go home well-coached club," Hutcherson never knowingly took any banned want to create the ap- chance to improve on a season single try was scored against the with bumps and bruises after play- said. drug. "I didn't th.it I was naive lest he get spent rebuilding a team of many Spartans. A try, in rugby, is the ing us." "In the physical ability of the Astaphan, who has promised to pearance suspicious. I asked for the bottle and young players. The players travel equivalent of a touchdown in foot- The Bears certainly went home players, we were evenly matched. "tell all" when he appears next he took it fiom the garbage can and I south this weekend to compete in ball. to Berkeley with their share of They killed us with their tech- month, refused comment Monday it. It said: 'Winstrol V -- For the Santa Barbara Pacific Coast "We just finally seemed to get it bruises to go along with their vic- nique." from his Caribbean island home. read Neterinary use only." Collegiate Tournament. together as a team in time for last tory. The Bears have held the national "I don't even care what he said." The event features 50-60 high- year's tournament and won," team The Spartans defended their goal rugby title for seven of the last the doctor said from St. Kitts. "I Bethune said he then decided to caliber teams that did not qualify president Nate Woods said. well, but could not hold back the nine years, consistently outclass- don't have any comment on what stop the program and tapered off his for the North Coast Regional "Hopefully we can do it again this persistent Bears, whose style and ing their competition. Tim Bethune or anyone else has to use of the pills, believing it was dan- Competitions. The team winning year. We certainly have the poten- intense play technique dazzled The Spartans, however, are look- say." gerous to stop cold turkey. He never a regional competition advances tial." their opponents. ing ahead to Saturday, where they In bizarre testimony. Bethune, a competed after using the drugs. to the Monterey Tournament, The SJSU rugby club is well- Forward Bill Klump scored the hope to end the season on a posi- which features the best of both known in the league as possess- only points for the Spartans. tive note and hold on to the Santa national and international com- ing an "aggressive style" in their "Cal is a well -coached team, Barbara Trophy. r" 1 petition. playing game. According to and they dominated the game The club lost eight of last sea- Last year the Spartans narrowly Woods, the club's "tough team" with their technique," said Mike son's starters, which has weakened FREESCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION FOR lost a game against UC Santa reputation helps to intimidate Hutcherson, an SJSU scrum half. the offense slightly, while the Cruz. The poor effort by the their competition, giving the "They owe their win to the kind defense remains strong, according STUDENTS WHO NEED Spartans deprived them of the Spartans a fighting edge. of coaching they possess and to SJSU tight head crop, Rich chance to advance into the cham- "The Spartans may not ben most schools can't afford." Roman. MONEY FOR COLLEGE Every Student Is Eligible for Some Type of Financial Aid Regardless of Grades or Parental Income. We have a data bank of over 200,000 listings of scholarships, fellow- ships, grants, and loans, representing over $tO billion In private sector funding. First Annual Many scholarships are given to students based on their academic interests, career plans, family heritage and place of residence. Bud Light California State There's money available for students who have been newspaper carriers, grocery clerics, cheerleaders, non-smokers. etc All -Collegiate Softball Tournament Results GUARANTEED. CALL For A Free Brochure P(Ciat ANYTIME I C. (800) 346-6401 Open to all campus organizations to raise money eyou could say aloha for TWIN CREEKS for the Crippled Children nitrmtiortaA only one dollar!!! SPORTS COMPLEX . trIf Society of America and The 969 Caribbean Drive Santa Clara County Children Hawaiian Sunnyvale, CA 94086 Shelter. Flood Verackar Akbayan Club Arksdas Turkish Foil Ens., Swan 8..ness I Quo Get-Away Sets Mobs Psi Cad,* Institute Stud Allisno Chinos. Siu.nt 4ssoc Club Lusitania EDFSSA Mono Kong chi,' Inter.lionsi Cantor iGnUsil'ilSuls of I. Eng sponsored by: SJSU marketing club Where Korson St. Assoc Nutrition 11. Food SO i Club Obsns of Oswalt Twin Creek Spartan Oriocci Tsu Dods Phi Vietnamese Moe Assoc Sunbird vacations and Pizza Depot Softball Complex Ticket sales today through April 7 at the Student Union, 969 14 Dote evil 5-6, 89 Caribbean Dr. Time 10 00AM to 3.30PM BC building, and Clark Library. Drawing Apr. 7 at Sunnyvale, Location 9th Street A SJSU noon in the Art Quad. CA 94086 Into Minn Amulet" 92443255 When Saturday, April 8 Yen Ton 292-3197 Win a Trip for 2 to Hawaii Time Depends on learn entries [evs,mss cussromi 1,^ Cost $100 per team Oth St Feed Bazaar Entertainment Paddy Murphy Stsfoll M DSO risen Limn Crew The Gangster I Legend is Scheduled oration San Joss Stale Lid,. iltdW St to visit the tournament. 1 Sissiersol by ICSC Funded by AA
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male statue with the rubble of wom- "I construct African art to over- Statue anhood at his feet. come my own ignorance of these Other SJSU students believe the people," he said. t runt page I rubble adds a distinctive style to the The statues, inspired by a class he will not pick up the pieces of the work. taken at SJSU, were on display in fragmented statue out of respect for "It adds a touch of reality," said Gallery Five of the Art Building, a perceives to be non-coin- Juan an event he Raoul, a graduate student ma- presentation that had only opened joring in cidental. art. two hours earlier. "At first I was devastated that she Knipper became interested in Af- fell," Knipper said, the concern for rican art as part of a rebellion against "I think it's a shame that the piece his work showing in his deep-set the racist views held by his father. broke," said Andy Ostheimer. SJSU eyes. "Now I think it was supposed Growing up in a house where exhibit coordinator. to happen." blacks were viewed as inferior to Other than "Unity," no art pieces Knipper had been working on the whites. Knipper was propelled to were affected by the quake. gallery display since January. pursue one of the most ancient Afri- "Everything was fine in the main What is left of "Unity" is a lone can traditions: ceramics. gallery," Ostheimer said. Coach: Morrison succeeds Berry From page I he said Jokingly. the heritage would be one of his Morrison said. Morrison said he would begin re- major selling points to potential re- Hoffman said he had close contact cruiting immediately. With the re- cruits. with Morrison for years the last two cruitment signing date of April 12 He also praised the new arena. in Big West athletic director meet- looming. though, Morrison did ings. admit that he would have to work "I can't believe this," he said. Although coaching was never fast. referring to the almost-completed mentioned during those meetings, "I'm going to look at the return- Rec Center. "I remember (as an as- Hoffman did say Morrison's coach- ing players first and then make (re- ing interest was hard to hide. cruitment decisions based on relative sistant coach) games in the San Jose Mike Dafferner Daily staff photographer "While other guys were up get- position strengths)." he said. Civic arena. And that arena made ting cups of coffee. Stan Morrison Morrison praised the academic (others he's coached in) look like II(lrt'ss.5. left, and Alison, 4, attend the Frances Culland Child Development Center was diagramming basketball plays," heritage of the university, and said Madison Square Garden."
of America and Xerox while raising Children Murder: No new clues her children. After taking classes at De Anza College, she enrolled at ,.,,! 0414 I tont page I during the tragedy. Dave Zimmer SJSU this fall and planned to grad- Ii . I. 0111111 he material" on her face, hands said. The death was a trauma to Zim- uate in May. 1990. .111 1 tit. pu/iles. She and pant cuff. mer's children, but the husband re- She was considering entering real salt: ports that both are now back in estate, among other things, Dave Fiv e -y ear-old Andrew Nasar Her clothes had no identification. school. Zimmer said. II IC those things. and more. But police recognized Zimmer from "We did what we could." he "She thought that the kids were a picture provided by her son. e play and do circles and said. time," he iead Nioks." older, and this was the Nasar said. The Zimmer family came together Cathy Zimmer held jobs at Bank -Sometimes I play with the said. 1,n2 boys and they bring gum and they share, ’ he said. Ube big boys, who are 6 veal. old, are the oldest chit - Two politicians call for banning of diet' the center provides care toi the youngest being at least .7 and -a -half years old. Sheri- offshore oil drilling in dan California said. The children are taught mind SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- Lt. Fisheries and Enhancement Act that sites within the area in March 1991. and motor skills. including pre- Gov. Leo McCarthy and Rep. Bar- would ban new oil drilling off from 3 Thc plan covers 1.7 million acres off reading. math, art and music. bara Boxer on Monday Used the tra- miles off the coast to 2(10 miles out. Mendocino. Sonoma, Marin, San Sheridan said. gic environmental incident that As interim steps. McCarthy re- Francisco, San Mateo. Santa Cruz The children are fed lunch spoiled the Alaskan coastline to call quested the president to sign legis- and Monterey counties. iirl gisen naps as well, she for a permanent ban on offshore oil lation that would stop all pre-Lease McCarthy also urged the president said. drilling in California. Sale 119 activities for the areas off to balance what he called the pro-oil "Tried burritos are the chit- "We will not risk our California the northern, central and the south- slant of the lease sale review task
dren s tar, mite meals." said coastline for a few days of oil and a ern California coasts. force by appointing independent en- I.ori Eichler, a work-study stu- string of broken promises from the Such legislation will be offered in vironmentalists, plus fishing and dent kkho prepares meals for the oil companies," Said Boxer, stand- the "near future" by members of the tourism representatives. JlIldren ike a erner ’sly Mat photographer ing outside the historic Cliff House. California congressional delegation, The task force should also include " \ Is favorite food is amne- McCarthy called the news confer- he said. representatives of the affected com- hood.- said Nasar Meda. 3. puts finishing touches on her masterpiece ence to urge President Bush to sup- Lease Sale 119 is a federal plan to munities. said McCarthy, chairman port and sign the Ocean Sanctuary sell oil and gas development rights to of the State Lands Commission. Homecoming: Residents still fighting / get a teaching ,:iedennal. tan City Alter Iinishiii :. her under- ship. But the summer before her senior graduate work, she 12,Q a bilingual GOOD SPACE IS Gonzales admits that Spartan City year in college. she discovered she teaching ciedential and began teach- "wasn't Utopia." But she fought was pregnant. ing grade school in East San Jose. long and hard to get there. Choosing to keep her baby. she She was two courses away from The daughter of migrant farm quit school to work, pay off debts completing her masters at SJSU workers. Gonzales grew up in a and look tor a new home. she said. when the not ',anon came that HARD TO FIND small agricultural community south- Though she occasionally worked Spartan City would ...lose down. east of Fresno called Porters lie. as a live-in housekeeper. Gonzales The stress of impending eviction In my hometown, you were ei- had trouble finding low-rent apart- made her distracted and ill, she said. Get a Head Start on Your Spring Cleaning ther brim n or you were white: you ments that would accommodate a She couldn't sleep. she couldn't con- were either well off or you were not baby. centrate on her studies. With Our $1 Student Special on Storage. well off... Gonzales remembers. In the year and a half before she She finally dropped out. But the isolation and monotony of returned to SJSU. Gonzales and her Though Gonzales knows she will I' glen ilk were broken the fami- baby moved II times. one day complete her degree, she .. seasonal trips to Montana and As soon as she receised confirma- wants to wait until her tile is back on iither northern states. tion of registration at SJSU in Sep- track. When they weren't in the fields. tember. 1983. Gonzales applied for i rivales. mother took her four chil- housing at Spartan City But the Still teaching in Fast San Jose. she dren to see dance productions, mu- waiting list was long, and she spent is now more concerned about the fu- ture of her students. AFE seums and national parks across the six months moving from place to \N est Coast It was a rich education place until she had no place left to The student hodv is 95 percent mi- nority PLACE Porters ille couldn't provide. go. students, and most of her stu Family members spoke Spanish For three weeks. Gonzales and her dents conic from low-income fami- lies, STORAGE among themselves, a practice that baby slept in their old El Camino she said. didn't seem unusual to Gonzales, parked behind a Safeway store. "They have as much potential a, she itI F 5TOR said Hut she began to under- Trying to remain as "anonymous anybody." but services like Spartan to stand the cultural diffferences at as possible.** Gonzales continued City won't he available to them in ork in the community when she attend classes. ti ansportmg her the future if the current trend contin- started snollei mean- hi attend public schools. Jaughter in a In the ues. she said. We Are Open 7 Days Per Week Gonzales recalls the excitement :ime. she waited tot giant money to with ,A Inch she and her parents antic- arrive and for Spartan Coy adminis- "1 just don't think anybody ipated the first day of class. trators to tell her they had an open- should have to go through what I did -My parents bought crayons and ing. to get an education and he penalized scissors and glue and paper arid ev- Gonzales did finally get into Spar- for being a responsible parent. Sizes from 20 to 750 sq. ft. erything to get me ready for school,.. she said. All ground level units But when Gonzales walked into the classroom that first day. she THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS PROGRAM BOARD PRESENTS Resident Managers didn't understand a single word that .vassaid Electronic Security 'Someone forgot to tell me that he wouldn't be using a language I Open 7 days per week could understand," she said laug- CINEMA hingly WEDNESDgNIGHT Despite the difficulty of learning in a new language and confronting OFFICE HOURS her growing awareness of prejudice 9 to 6 Mon -Sat Gonzales toward Hispanics. has a 9 to 5 Sundays "real positise attitude toward m) upbringing... she said. Gonzales did well through school. GATE HOURS hut never realized she could go to college until a counselor pointed out 7 to 8 Mon -Sat her good grades and suggested she 9 to 5 Sundays appls for admission. "I felt tremendous guilt for even considering it," she said, because .1":\PRII, 5 the cost of a college education was 7 & 10 equal to her parents' annual income P.M. Gonzales managed to do it any- MORRIS way But it was a trade-off. "I never knew I was low-income DAILEY or poverty level until I applied for fi- nancial aid and grants," she said "1 AUDITORIUM didn't eVell know that people were $2.00 categorized like that, according to For more info income I traded off a sense of self call 924-(,261 ADMISSION for a chance at financial aid.' 6880 Santa Teresa 900 Lonus Gonzales attended the University Court (At of California in Santa Cruz for two Martinvale Lane) (off Lincoln Ave.) years, then transferred to MU to FUNDED BY ASSOCIATED STUDENTS 281-0400 947-8775 study liberal arts and, eventually, to