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SPARTAN `IL )AILY ;.4) Vol. 98, No. 11 Published for San lose State University since 1934 Monday, February 10, 1992 Candidates to be interviewed

of Trustees. Launder wants Jon Nakasone, a sophomore major- ing in psychology, said he thinks it's a good idea for students to express their student input opinions about the candidates. He is unable to attend Tuesday's meeting on president because of a class conflict. "After all," he said, "students are the business of the school." By Marcia I,epler Nakasone said he would like to see Daily staff reporter a president who is more involved with what students are doing and what their Associated Students President interests are. Nicole Launder is searching for opin- Anthony Jayakoddy. a senior in ions from students about the next business administration and market- SJSU president. ing, said he is in favor of a forum such She needs them before the 15 - as the one planned as long as the ideas member Presidential Search Advisory are listened to and not just tossed Committee begins interviewing candi- away. He said he feels all candidates dates this week. should know what students have to Students will have an opportunity say and should give some type of Tuesday from II a.m. to 1 p.m. in the response back. A.S. Council Chambers to discuss "A candidate should commit in what they would like to see in the next writing the things he or she intends to university president and what ques- change. One change might be adding tions they would like Launder to ask new class sections," he said. of the candidates. Launder said students who cannot "I think student input has a lot of aaend the foram may leave their ideas effect," said Launder, the committee's in the A.S. office by Tuesday evening. only student representative. "The com- During the week of March 2, the mittee is vocal about making students' selected presidential candidates will Photos by Scott Sady - Daily staff photographer opinions visit the SJSU campus to meet with heard." Kate Sullivan lectures to a full house. Sullivan teaches Conferences, Conventions and Event Planning class While the A.S. representative, students. A one-hour public hearing community members and staff on the will be scheduled and announced. committee cannot vote, Launder said "Students will have a chance to see they do have the power to strongly how they respond," Launder said, "It Ninety degrees recommend a particular candidate to will be a very important opportunity in February the California State University Board for students" Classrooms inhospitable Little support for hospitality students

By Christal Niederer Supervision in the same room, but hasn't Daily staff writer had to move that class so often because If the class were being held at Club they meet in the morning when the build- for fee activists Med, the temperature would be fine. ing is a little cooky. She says it's probably But the heat in SPX 211 has been so only 85 tdegrees By Olga Franzoni then. bad that Kate Sullivan, professor of recre- But these students still don't feel very Special to die Daily 'Thirty thousand ation and leisure studies, has had to move privileged. Students United for Accessible her Conferences, Conventions and Event "I had to leave. I was getting physical- Education met Thursday in the people at this Planning class four times. ly sick," said Gene Rodriguez, a junior in Associated Students Council school and none "You'd start to melt 15 minutes into the recreation and leisure studies pro- Chamber. This first session, which the lecture," Sullivan said, estimating that gram. lasted over an hour, was an organiza- of them can give a it gets to be about 90 to 95 degrees in the "It's ridiculous. It gets so hot you can't tional and educational meeting for stu- room. even stand it," said Rob Zirzow, a senior dents who protest the fee increase. damn.' Relocating hasn't been easy. All the in recreation and leisure studies. "You About 30 students attended the classrooms in the building are occupied open all the windows and it still doesn't meeting, representing mostly fresh- Tracy Brown during the time she teaches, so the moves do anything." men and seniors. RTVF maim have been temporary. So the students are trying to wear IAE founder Juan 'taro said the One day she had to move her students lighter clothing, and "just sweat it out," group's first priority is to inform. Its into a room while the normally scheduled said Mozelle Lewis. a recreation and second priority is to get students, who on in the real world," said Wiggsy class was taking a library tour. leisure studies junior. might otherwise he scared or apathet- Sivertsen, SJSU sociology professor Another time, ironically on the day SJSU's Facilities, Development and ic, involved by signing a new petition and counselor. "No one has ever put she was lecturing about planning proper Operations department has been called against the fee increase. any pressure on these people." meeting places for conferences, she had six to seven times, said Charles St IAE and the Associated Students However. Sivertsen warned, "do to take her students across the street, in Whitcomb, chairman of the recreation are sponsoring the petition which will not take your anger out on the staff or the rain, to a temporarily available confer- and leisure studies department. be circulating on campus. faculty because that would be like ence rem. "They've been diligent in trying to Their immediate focus is to get as shooting yourself in the foot." One day, her class had to be dismissed repair the system," Whitcomb said. many signatures as possible before the SUAE has also started a letter-writ- early because it could only borrow a Facilities responded to every call, but February 19 vote in Long Beach by ing campaign. The Board of Trustees mom for half an hour. apparently the problems with the heating the finance committee of the will be presented with the petitions lb 'vitality management j llll ior Kim Nulling Sullivan is upset that this is cutting system have been hard to identify. California State University Board of and a 120-foot scroll filled with stu- takes the only available seat Thursday in an into her teaching time. Trustees dents' protest messages created by the She also teaches Recreation See HEAT, Page 4 overcrowded, steamy classroom, They need at least 5,000 signatures. Ninth Street Illustrators, a campus These people are "sliced -bread people who don't know what's going See SUAE, Page 4 Video conference opens all doors to disabled San Carlos closure chokes By Atom, Savarriejad local fast-food businesses Daily staff writer may be the hardest to remove." was the theme for Members of the disabled community breathed a went into the conference, titled "Opening All Doors." sigh of relief when portions of the ADA By %Atha Bansal who attended Held in Washington, conference was effect on Jan. 26, making equal access to public "We still have to suffer when no Of the approximately 110 people D.C., the Daily staff writer the live national video conference on the Americans broadcast to more than 220 sites over the nation, one buildings and transportation mandatory. one is using the campus," Sue said. with Disabilities Act in the engineering auditorium of which was San Jose, according to Barry Atwood. But even though most buildings on this campus The harriers closing off San Carlos As much as the decline in business, Thursday, not all were members of the SJSI r com- consultant for Access Specialists, Inc.. who was pre- are equally accessible to everyone, many of the dis- Street may mean greater freedom for what bothers Sue is that "Everything munity. sent at the airing of the conference. abled agree that when it comes to transportation, no SJSU pedestrians, but Subway was done without consulting us," be Some were members of local businesses, others The next closest airing of the conference was at modifications will be made any time soon. Sandwiches owner Andre Sue is mad. said. were advocates for the disabled community. Still Palo Alto, said Marty Schulter, director of SJSI l's "Not every space needs to be made accessible," Sue is among a number of business Lori Stahl, public affairs officer at others were members of the disabled community Disabled Student Services, said conference panelist Ruth I usher. owners in the proximity of San Carlos SJSU, said that is not true. itself. Thursday's edition of "Opening All Doors," the But if a program can he made equally accessible who have been affected by its closure. "There was a public hearing on But all had a common purpose: to learn more first in a three-part series on compliance with the to everyone, it will he in compliance with the ADA. Business has been reduced by 15 to Dec. 12 of last year to discuss the trial about the ADA and ways to comply with the act. ADA, featured nationally recognized experts who 20 percent since the street closed on closure plan," she said. "1,e('s he aware of the barriers in our minds. They discussed the depth and the limitations of the act. See ADA, Page 4 January 6, said Sue, whose store is In addition, she said, "Flye-s were located on San Carlos between 10th sent out to everybody (with homes or and llth streets. businesses) in the zip code. The task "I used to get the cross-traffic from force has been holding public meet- downtown. For a fast food place. ings for over a year." everything depends on convenience," -lhe idea is nothing new" she said. All sisters welcome at new multicultural sorority said Sue. "People just don't go out of But Sue said that "By the time we their way." heard about it, it was pretty much a It Jung pledges or interviews. Women only integrated and do not discriminate The sorority members have a Customers are not the only ones done deal. Why vote when the elec- 5,,1) 0111 need to be interested in the sorority based on looks or ethnicity. code like every other sorority: Who hate going out of their way. tion is rigged?" The women of sigma Theta Psi to he called a Sigma Theta Psi sister. "SJSI I is diverse." Soth said, "and "Support each other in achieving "The vendors really hate it. 1 have Sue said that while he understood sorority are in no rush. As a matter Sigma Theta Psi formed last fall I believe this can he seen in all of the goals related to school or personal one vendor who drives an 18-wheeler. the university's arguments for closing of fact, they have no rush. because SJSU "needed a sorority sororities and fraternities on cam - life." For him, it's really hard to negotiate the street the school craves safety While other sororities arc in the that welcomed everybody," president "We really want minority people around." said Sue. for its students and staff and wants to throes of recruiting pledges, Sigma Liz Vasquez said. The members of Sigma Theta Psi to he successful in life," Gonzales "It really adds to their headaches, see a unification of the campus he 'I beta Psi is doing the same thing to "1 Idler sororities," according to say they consider themselves multi- said. and it really affects business quite a does not think that closure of the street attract women that it did last Vasquez "rush girls by their appear- cultural and hope that women from Guadulupc Rojas, treasurer of bit" he said. is the right solution. semester. its IIISI at SJSI I. The mem- ance. We welcome everybody." every ethnic background will join Sigma 'Meta Psi, joined because she Downtown's fast-food businesses Ile suggested the city might bers are sitting back and waiting for When asked if she was referring and become a sister for life. was never asked by any other sorori- depend a lot on pedestrian traffic. said employ more metered crossings or word-of-mouth to attract new sisters. to physical attractiveness or race, "We don't want to have an alum- ty to join theirs. She was approached Sue. While student foot traffic suffices walkways, or maybe even an elevated IV sorority, which is not recog- Vasquez responded, "Both." ni," member Maria Gonzales said. by friends %lin asked her if she while school is in session, during holi- crosswalk to ensure the safety of the nized by the Greek system Carolyn Soth, coordinator of "We want our sisters to come hack days the ,--tsinesses need the cross- students. Panhellenic Council, vows to let any- Greek Life at SJSU, said she and participate so our family can traffic that flows from central down- "I don't know what the solution is. one join who wants to. There are no believes the sororities on campus are keep growing" See St RORI EY, Page 4 town, through streets like San Carlos. but I knw., this is not it." he said. But with San Carlos closed, that is no longer possible. See CLOSURE, Page 4

sal 2 Monday, 1.thruary 10, 1992U San lose State University SPARTAN DAILY FORUM OPINIONS EDITORIAL X HAP WO Campus group brings CHOICE. MINE WAS MADE FOR choice home to SJSU ME.

to overturning Roe v. Wade, the 1973 Fight continues decision that guaranteed a woman's right to have an abortion. to keep abortion But making abortion illegal won't make it stop. It will just send women to a legal right the back alleys, at the mercy of unlicensed would-be surgeons wielding time we took a stand coathangers. It's Pro-choice doesn't mean pro-aNktion. on our rights. It's time It would be great if no one ever needed to that women realize they make that choice. We hope that people have to speak to be will behave responsibly and use birth control, but it is wrong to force a woman heard. to carry to term a child she does not want It's time we had a choice. and cannot afford. Finally, we may have a pro-choice A report on teenage pregnancy organization on campus, where we have featured a girl who resented her unborn long had a group of Students for Life. child for ruining her life. She would This new group, Students for Choice, strike her stomach in frustration to try is still in the process of being formally and get back at the child. recognized by the university. She succeeded, and her son was born Students for Choice plans to protect with brain damage. choice both conceptually and physically. No child should have to suffer One of the club's priorities is escorting physical and mental abuse because it is women to and from abortion clinics unwanted. where anti-abortion forces are holding No child should have to live with protests. physical and mental disabilities because The group will also be lobbying to of a botched illegal abortion. lid Fowler - Spartan Daily keep abortion legal. No woman should have to suffer or Washington D.C. may seem far away, lose her life to a coat hanger. nut the decision made by eight men and We support choice, not because we one woman in that distant place will favor abortion, but because we oppose touch the body of every woman in the the suffering that would result if there l kilted States and here at SJSU. were no recourse to safe and legal WORLDON MY With its decision to review a abortions. Pennsylvania law restricting abortion, the We don't want to find any more Supreme Court has come one step closer babies in garbage cans. SHOULDER PADS Angela Hill Dumb blonde-jokesters are a pitiful lot you change light bulbs till you figure out CAMPUS There's no response. No trace of intelligent life flits across the how to do it all by yourself. face, just a vacant Alfred E. These poor things are The point of this charming kind of Newman grin. On and on they go, humor is to do it behind backs so as not to VIEWPOINT Jon Fleischman no matter what my reaction the-life-of-the-party get hurt. It's also to do it with a sliver of annoyance, coy laughter, ambivalence, wanna-be's ... who wit and originality so as to be hold on full-out wrath. Every method's been tried. funny now funny. Still they persist. They. The horde of think they're I guess the only solution lies within It's not easy being Green blimp-headed. clueless people mostly when they're merely myself. I have to cultivate my buried men of course who think it's the pathetic. virtue, what's it called again? Oh yeah, Congratulations! You've just Imagine what would happen to the funniest thing since vinyl vomit to tell a tolerance. It hasn't seen the light of day in joined the Green Party. You can Republican party if just 5 percent of the blonde a blonde joke. so long it might wince at first emergence. now go to sleep at night most right-wing, cooiervative party they expect is But I'll try. Really I will. The response These poor things are the-life-of-the- confident that your party's activists left and formed the "No New Do they want to get a witty unfathomable. party wanna-be's, the next generation of My previous reactions haven't worked, platform and officials agree with you on Taxes" party. Stire, the nominee of their comeback, hear a hearty chuckle or, my lampshade-donning, helium-sucking anyway. This is my only hope. Instead of the issues 100 percent. political party will agree with them 100 personal favorite, get their eyebrows bozos who think they're funny when the wry half-smile that masks the They all agree with you that abortion percent that there should be no new ripped off? clenched teeth that hold back the tongue New they're merely pathetic. should be legal, that homosexuals should taxes. Sure, all members of the "No doesn't really matter what they think ready to lash out like a candidate's lover It Dumb-blonde-joke tellers must have be legislated into a specially protected Taxes" party will be able to vote their they'll get, assuming they have the in a Star interview, I'll be gentle. for the intelligence quotient of a dead hair class, and that more government conscience in November and vote electrical connections for an original however. cuticle. Don't they get the point of being I'll smile. Let them glisten in their regulations should be enacted to protect their ideal candidate. After that, thought in the first place. Mother Earth. a Republican or a Democrat will he derogatory? You don't tell tall people tall imagined limelight. Let it pass. Have pity You have exercised your right to elected because we have, in practical It just doesn't matter. Because as soon jokes. They might pick you up, hang you After all, that's the way they are. They affiliate with any political party you so terms, a Iwo-party system. as a "Guess what the blonde..." opener by the scruff of your neck on a telephone can't help it. They're not blonde. Poor choose. I would like to thank you for Almost all registered voters are comes spewing in my direction again, the pole and ask you for a weather report. things. Party and urge you to registered in one of these two major oh-so-humorous one will get an joining the Green You don't tell Polish people Polish Angela Hill is the Daily executive editor. vote your conscience in the general parties, and in the election, most of those unexpected emotion bestowed upon him jokes. They might get together and make Her column appears every Monday. elections this November, and pull lever who vote will vote for their party's pity. for the Green ticket all the way from nominee. President to State Assembly. In the mean time, look what happens When you register to vote, you can to the Republican party now that all those register for whatever political party you right-wing activists are gone. This has desire you can even make one up if caused a shift in the Republican party none of those presented to you fits your toward the middle of the road and now fancy. In theory, there are thousands of the only Republican nominees are WRITER'S political parties in this country. turning out to be the Pete Wilson-John One precinct that I walked for an Seymour-Nelson Rockefeller type of election had all kinds of registrants. In liberal -moderate Republicans. FORUM John Perez addition to voters in the Republican, I'm sure that as a new Green Party I kimocrat, Libertarian and Peace and member, you can apply this lesson to the Freedom parties, there was a legistered Democrat party. The bottom line is that "Gumby," a "Leave me alone," an "(Jingo when you left the Democrat Party, you Boingo" and, yes, even a registered abandoned the only realistic vehicle that Political exploitation a disturbing trend "(ireen." The reality in this country, you had to see your ideas and however, is that we have a two-party philosophies implemented as public Usually when a news story about disturbing one because it reduces people two a job. system: Democrat and Republican. policy. the economy or about to political marionettes to be used by him I feel that Wilson's use of unemployed Within these two parties are a broad I look forward to seeing you at the unemployment is broadcast or or other politicians when they want to people, who are like deer in the headlights spectrum of beliefs and ideologies. Take polls in the June primaries. As a printed, a human element is justify or show what they have done. of the governor's oncoming political the Republican Party for example. 'There conservative Republican, I will be ;sided so that there arc faces to go with If you were lucky enough to be out of machine, is almost not quite, but are Republicans who support legalized fighting to see that a pro-life, pro- the rigor morass of figures. the state at the time of Wilson's State of almost as had as Saddam using the abortion and those who oppose it. There business, pro-family Republican is This is something that has been done the State address, you missed Wilson children to show what a swell guy he is. are Republicans who support strict gun nominated for the general election. Since in the media ever since we crawled out of using two unemployed people and one I'm sure that there are different ways control and those who oppose it. There you can only vote "Green" in June, you die swamps to stand upright. soft hearted business man (whether they of making a political point without doing are even Republicans who believe in the will not be taking any role in selecting Unfortunately, this practice has been really existed or not is still a subject of it on the backs of the unemployed. constitutional right to burn an American what kind of candidate the Democratic picked up by a certain politician of the debate) to show how had the budget and If he keeps up the way he is going. flag and many who oppose it. party nominates. golden state the grand wizard of unemployment problem was and how his come next election he could join the ranks However, for the most part, California commonly known as Gov. Pete sweeping cuts were going to help in the of the Jon Fleischman is a senior unemployed. Republicans tend to lean toward a in political Wilson. long run. If Wilson had really wanted to science and Director general philosophy of limited of CalifOrnia State This trend by Gov. Wilson is a help things, he should have gotten those John Perez is a Daily staff writer. government and individual responsibility. Affairs, SJSU Associated Students

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4 Monday, February 10, 1992 San lose State University SPARTAN DAILY ADA SUAE From Front Page From Front Page artisis' group. A MUSICAL `FANTASIE1 lusher said. When the issue of the meeting's The conference started with a sim- attendance was brought up. there ulation of an oilier situation where a were mixed reactions. hearing impaired person got caught in "This is pitiful," announced stu- 141W . . , a fire because she was unable to hear dent Tracy Brown, a radio-television . . . " the fur alami going off. film major, as she auerts1 the meeting . . . ' There are 24 million people who and saw the size of the crowd. "Thirty . ' ...... hard of hearing, according to Paul thousand people in this school and ...... are , . ...... . Stein, advocacy chairman of Self-help none of them can give a damn," . ...... . Brown said...... for Hard of Hearing People, Inc., a ...... "This wasn't a protest rally, it was business group present at the video- " ...... ...... an organizational meeting," said A.S conference. ...... President Nicole Launder...... "Unfortunately, people think you . need sign language when you are "Our Associated Students board hearing impaired," which, Stein said, meetings generally never attract more is not true. He explained that many than eight people beside the 16 board hearing-impaired people simply need members. I am very pleased at hearing aids. tonight's turnout, especially at (6:30 Thursday's conference ended with pm.)." Launder said. a question -and -answer session. Students interested in getting Panelists strived to answer questions involved can get information on the from viewers who wanted to know petition or sample protest letters at the about issues such as whether historical A.S office in the Student Union. buildings need to be made accessible, or if the same guidelines for accessi- bility that apply to adults in wheelchairs apply to children in Vacation ends wheelchairs. According to the panelists, who tragically for included members of compliance Wards and (immunity affairs groups, 10-year-old no public building which employs more than 24 people is exempt from ORLANDO, Ha. (AP) A 10- meeting the accessibility guidelines, year-old Scottish boy who came to historical buildings included. Florida on vacation learned as he lay

And children require different in a hospital bed that his mother is for life measurement guidelines than adults dead and his father is fighting with a bus dur- since there is a height difference after their car collided between a child and a fully grown ing the trip. adult. Ian Smith suffered minor injuries "This is not a building code but a Wednesday, when the family's rented non-discrimination law," said Ellen car was hit by a tour bus. Ian's father, Harland, access specialist of the James, 54, was critically injured and Architectural and Transportation his mother died. Barriers Compliance Board of "People have called to offer every- Washington, D.C. and a panelist at the thing from money to transportation conference. and a house for relatives to stay in," "I don't think it is hard to apply," said Joe Brown, a spokesman for said panelist Paul E Micke, Jr. Orlando Regional Medical Center, 'Ile process could involve some- where the boy is recuperating. thing as simple as making a door "This has just been unbelievable." lighter and easier to open, panelist he added. Ron Mace said. A representative of the tour com- Thursday's program was spon- pany that arranged the family's trip to sored by the Disabled Students Walt Disney World broke the news to Services in partnership with the Ian of his mother's death and has Human Relations Board. Admission been with him around the clock. was free to all attendees at SJSU even An uncle was flying to Orlando though, in most places where the con- from Glasgow, Scotland, to be with ference was aired admission was the boy. $125, according to Schutter. The Smiths left their home in "By and large. I think it is helpful," Bishopbriggs, near Glasgow, on Schulter said regarding the purpose of January 26 for a three-week vacation the program. in Orlando. HEAT Marcie J. Sanchez Daily ytalf From Front Page Martin Kuuskmann, a sophomore music major, plays exchange student from Estonia, is a member of the SJSU system have been hard to identify. The facilities department did not Eugene Bozza's "Fantasie" on his bassoon inside one of the Wind Ensemble as well as the San Francisco Youth Lines critical to the heating system do the remodeling, Anderson said. Music Building's practice rooms. Kuuskmann, a foreign Orchestra. were cut when the building was Sullivan said they noticed the prob- remodeled over the summer to lem in December, which was the first move asbestos, said Scott Anderson, time they needed to heat the building building service engineer supervisor. since the remodeling.

CD's for computers? SORORITY Read all about it on page 7. From Front Page CLOSURE Carmen Sigler, assistant professor From Front Page wanted to be a founding sister of of Spanish and the advisor for STP, does think the closure will have a pos- Sigma Theta Psi. said she became involved with the Myun Chang, the owner of Peanuts itive effect in the long nin. She said she went to one meeting sorority because she likes the idea of Deluxe Sandwich Shop and Little "Maybe once there are more jobs. and was impressed with what she saw. women helping each other. Palace Chinese fast-food restaurant no more increase in school fees, no Acne and Scar Treatment "When I heard it would he a multi- "I hope to help them build lasting doesn't have any complaints about the more inflation, it'll pick up mom" he cultural sorority," Rojas explains, "I friendships," Sigler said. closure. said. for Men & Women said 'sure." The sorority has no gawp house on His businesses, in fact, have picked For better or for worse, the closure The women belonging to Sigma campus and is trying to concentrate its up. of San Carlos Street is still temporary. La Rose Skin Care Center Theta Psi believe in the importance of efforts mom on opening up new chap- Because of the closure of San said Margaret Tamisiea, council assis- FAST RESULTS NO DRUGS interacting with every minority group ters in other schools, rather than Carlos, the traffic is now diverted tant to San Jose City Councilman on campus and in the community. acquiring a house. through San Fernando Street, the loca- 1)avid Pandori. Pandori is the chair- 10% Discount for SJSU Students They will he participating in If the sorority opens up twelve new tion of ('hang's shops. There are also man of the University Environs Task "African Awareness Month" and also chapters, they will be recognized by more bus stops on San Fernando Force, the committee that is studying "Raza Day" (Our People Day in the Panhellenic Council, according to because Santa Clara County Transit the effects of the street closure. Spanish). Vasquez.. routes 72 and 73 have been diverted The city will be holding another On Ram Day, they will he escort- The women also would like to he from San Carlos to San Fernando. public hearing on March II at 7 p.m. ing high school students of Latin her- included with other recognized Greek "1 like it...there's more traffic hem, in the Engineering Building's auditori- itage around the SJSU campus "so members so Sigma Theta Psi can learn and it's better business," he said. um, said Tamisica. There, she said, CupertiDo Medical & ProfessioDiJ Center they can see that there arc people of the Greek system. Although he has not seen much everyone can voice their views. 10311 S. Be Anza Blvd. Old the same ethnicity as they are," "We would like to integrate with improvement in the tallied receipts, he AFTER according to Rojas. the other fraternities and sororities," BUTORL 257-5481 The women also plan to get the Vasquez said, "so they can teach us students acquainted with Sigma Theta about things we need to know." Psi. As for a sorority hand shakv. "If any of the high school students Sigma Theta Psi hasn't created one. are interested in joining our sorority:* They use a more personnel approach. Give Yourself an Edge in the Job Hunt Rojas said, "we will be there for "We will stick with hugging." SJSU Marketing Club them." Gonzales said. "Those are a lot niccr eftzeit Zwe Meeting: Tuesday, Feb. 11 at 3:30 p.m in A.S. Council Chambers levitvus I Join Now, Everyone's Welcome. Oft 74e Zoe Our special Speaker Series includes: Ronnie Lott or Roger Craig , who Looking for that unique Valentine CHINESE CUISINE - - HMI) .11) will speak for CIS Sports Marketing. and Regis McKenna .itie man who markets Silicon Valley. Great America, and N./F.11y I fur M,t11 f 'IL, 1110f 11, Mandarin & Szechuan Don't just say "1 love you", show it Box Lunches To Go in the Cupid Classified. OPEN DAILY Lunch and Dinner 11.30- 9:00 PM Catering, Available 1 Classifieds ranging from $10-$20. 998-9427 294-3303 or Most creative & originalclassified will win F. Jackson Street Perfect Look 131 Hair Design 1, Blocks North of Santa Clara Between 3rd and 4th Street a free dinner for two at Taylor St. Grill. for Men and Women See Us Today, r Cross the Border for Lunch IC $1 off S4444 Dalt lid %%ALF IWO-7W si49.1 Any hair or nail service Reg. haircut price $6, perms $t 8 up

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Ada ANL SPARTAN DAILY San lose State University Monday, February 10, 1992 5 TRIANGULAR STUDY Kodak's consumer Photo CD systems on the way poised to become big players in the , \, \ I.As_G photographic industry. Apple has alteady 4 4 D igitize this film please" is announced that it will release new what the photographic consumer electronics products this year industry is hoping and Photo CD capability is expected to be consumers will soon say built in. when bringing film in for developing. There are several different parts to the Kodak, in particular, is pushing Photo CD system. The first is the disc photographic imaging to new heights with itself. It is a Write Once, Read Many image. the introduction of its Photo CD system. Times, or WORM storage medium. Up to With the $500 PCD-850 images can be The photographic industry is nervously 100 full-photographic-quality images can zoomed or cropped on the screen and it trying to learn about computers, scanners, be stored on it. has more memory for programming pixels and how to operate computer-based Let's talk about the quality. The images multiple disc shows. photo systems. Later, a five-disc At the same model will be time, Photo released. The cost of Marketing digitizing a 24- Association show 'Soon, the engineers say, photographers will be exposure roll of film attendees are onto a Photo CD win banking heavily that able to store voices and music along with cost about $20. consumers will each picture. It is also possible to store Eight-inch want to store their enlargements are pictures on a moving pictures and multi-media expected to sell for compact disc. information (on Photo CD systems).' about $6. The PMA show, The first which ended a four- processing lab to day stint Sunday, is receive the Photo CD the largest show for equipment needed to photographic from the Photo CD are the same as those produce the discs is retailers in the United States. expected to be Kodalux. Most photo stores CD is being that can be made from the best 35mm film. Kodak's new Photo Each image contains 18,000,000 pixels, or will be able to send film to Kodalux for marketed toward the "Photo-nerds" who digitizing. Other labs are expected to buy or want to use picture elements. One picture takes 18MB either want the latest gadget of space but Kodak says that it designed the $100,000 system which scans the film, photographs for some reason on a digitizes the images, "bums" the computer. The best reason to digitize compression devices to let each image take only 5MB of space on the Photo CD. information on CD and prints the images. photographs is to allow the use of The Photo CD has bee naccepted as the computer-based manipulation. Soon, the engineers say, standard by all the major film producers. The engineers at the show showed me photographers will be able to store This new technology opens up the how to cut my mother-in-law out of an voices and music along with each world of computer imaging to everyone image using Adobe's Photoshop software picture. It is also possible to store moving and will allow people to archive their old on an Apple Macintosh computer. pictures and multi-media information. pictures to stop fading. The engineers say He recorded an image from a regular The second piece of the Photo CD that the digitized information is safer than 35mrn Kodachrome Slide onto the Photo system is the home player. This allows the silver halide information on a CD which he put into an Apple CD-ROM photographers to display their pictures on photograph. driver. Kodak warns that the Photo CD either a regular TV or one of the new high- isn't just for Photo-nerds. Indeed, the definition (HDTV) sets when they become Also, because the photos are arm anc z-Bai y a photographer whole photographic industry is trying to available. stored as numbers, perfect stay ahead of the new imaging Kodak introduced three new CD copies can be made. With Senior biology student Dave of the Student Union Event technologies. players that will play both the audio CD's traditional film, copies are noticeably less Morris finds a comfortable place Center's upper level structures If the technology takes hold - and and the new Photo CD's. The PCD 250 sharp.Kodak is hoping that consumers will from the size of the crowds around the to study organic chemistry on one player, $400, due in retail stores this take more pictures if they own a Photo CD Wednesday morning. Kodak booth, it will - Silicon Valley- summer, is a basic player and can be system. From the way things look its based companies Apple and Adobe are programmed to skip around from image to thinking is pretty sharp.

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Call (408) 924-3277 campus $450 /me 297 2960 2565 No First Street (at Trimble). $313 rno Nice & clean 275-9550. 6 Monday, February 10, 1992 II San lose State University II SPARTAN DAILY SPORTS Jansen skates for gold Cannon shoots for success LA LECHERE, France (AP) Since the two falls in Calgary, Four years later, Dan Jansen finally Jansen has been among the world's has a chance to make people real- best distance sprinters, winning the lie that he can the World Cup who lived in the Bay Area. stand up on skates, title in that event, that he can the 500 in "It was really traumatic," Cannon keep his balance and 1,000 and a silver in rhythm, (Nympics said. "Anytime you see someone so that he can win an 1988 after the Olympic DJ's the best pure close disappear from your life, you're gold medal. Not that it "1 think coach going to be affected." will be easy. But maybe, once he skater in the world," said has that gold to got it all." Cannon said Terrell, whom he still go with all the rest Peter Mueller. "He's of his trophies said one talks to, is now attending Chabot and world records, Maybe not all. Jansen he won't off was any Junior College in Hayward and hopes spend so much time thing he shucked answering TIlE When he steps to transfer to California State QUESTION. worry about the fall. "I get for the University, Fresno. asked about it every day," up to the line at Albertville, 1,000 This season the Spartans have Jansen said Friday. "Everyone 500 next Saturday and the about been decimated by injuries. Three asks. Dozens of times I tell people Feb. 18, he won't be thinking it's behind me players have been lost for the season: but they still ask." four years ago. went past. It's Mitchell, Darren Greene and Mike Jansen, 26, to his second "That's part of my Olympics Brotherton, who made the Big West in Calgary in 1988 something that I will never forget all-freshman team last season. dubbed the speedskater to beat in and I don't want to forget, but Morrison said the lack of both the 500 and 1,000 meters. now's not the time to think about Brotherton's inside game has hurt Instead, he grabbed headlines it," he said. Jansen admits that he Cannon. Without Brotherton's inside when, just after learning of the should have one edge this time scoring threat, opponents are able to death of his sister, he fell not around. In 1988, news of the death tighten up their perimeter defense. once but twice. of his sister weighed heavily on Morrison said Brotherton is starting to "In 1988 I really didn't talk to him. Now, as he has with the falls. run again and hopes he'll be in good many people at first. Really, no one he said he's put that behind him. shape at the start of next season. was that interested in me before it "My mind is here this year," he Cannon, a 5-foot-11 guard, has also happened. Now it seems like every- said. "I can concentrate. My races one is." been hampered with injuries this sea- are all I'm thinking about." son, lie has suffered from tendinitis in his left knee for most of the year and broke his nose against California State University, Fullerton on Jan. 30. E.. E.. Despite doctor recommendations to sit out for a week, Cannon played two rio % Off On All Columbial days later in a 58-52 win against University of California at Irvine. The Sports Wear team rallied around Cannon's gutsy performance. I And Ray Ban Sunglasses "I was very impressed with his (w/upon ) leadership (against Irvine)," Morrison Parkaco said. "I was really proud of him." Telluride Ski Being one of the oldest and most Travel packs experienced players on the team, Cannon said he's willing to accept the I.owe responsibilities of being the team's Jan Sport leader. * MEI Morrison said he and his team have a great respect for Cannon, both as a Back packs player and as a person. Jan Sport Sophomore forward Jason Allen * Caribou called Cannon, "a hard worker both in * Eagle Creek school and on the court." Allen, in his Only 69.95 second year at SJSU, is the team's sec- ond-leading scorer and had 16 points in the game against Irvine. C & M Backpacking Junior forward Kevin Logan. who has been at SJSU since Cannon 481 E. San Carlos St. (between 10th & 11th) arrived, said Cannon takes basketball 297-9777 seriously. Exp. 2/29/92 "He's a real fierce competitor," mem mem mem mem mms mem mem Logan said. "He has a real desire to win." Morrison said Cannon's positive attitude and strong work ethic rubs off RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS on the rest of the team. He added that Cannon is hard on himself. "My expectations for Terry are very high:* Morrison said. "But I don't staff photographer Marcia J. Sanchez - Daily think they're any higher than the Spartan guard Terry Cannon (bottom), comes down with the ball after a scramble with U(:I guard expectations he has for himself." Zuri Williams (left), and UCI forward Elgin Rogers (right), in Saturday's victory against the Anteaters Cannon's newest expectation is to keep his team out of last place in the By Jim Silva Big West standings and earn SJSU a Daily gaff writer for SJSU. Cannon is third on the school's all- berth in the Big West Conference "I wanted to come here and make a time list for three-point baskets with 'Iburnament. Because the University Junior guard Terry Cannon has a difference," Cannon said. "lam disap- 67 and is seventh in career assists with of Nevada, Las Vegas, is ineligible for smile that could light up a darkened pointed that it hasn't gone as I antici- 192. post season play, SJSU must finish basketball arena. Unfortunately, he pated." lie has seen the team go through a ahead of one team in the standings to doesn't have many reasons to show it This season Cannon has struggled. lot of difficulties in his three years at make it to the Long Beach tournament these days. lie's shooting just 35 parent from the SJSU, so this year is no surprise. This in March. Cannon came to SJSU three years field and has committed a team-high season is just another in a series of "My goal now is to do all 1 can to ago intending to help give the basket- 50 turnovers. Because of a season - tough ones for the SJSU basketball get us into the tournament," Cannon trail program a fresh stan. With a new ending injury to projected starter program. said. "I would love to go back (home) head coach, new arena and new play- Lossie Mitchel, Cannon has been The problems began in January and play:' START YOUR CLIMB ers. Cannon hoped to take SJSU bas- forced into playing the point guard 1989 when 10 players walked out on Although he has been disappointed TO CAREER SUCCESS THIS SUMMER. ketball to new heights. It hasn't position. SJSU Head Coach Stan head coach Bill Berry. Two months with the way things have worked out Apply now for Army ROTC summer leadership minced out that way. Morrison said playing point guard has later Berry was fired and Morrison at SJSU, Cannon doesn't regret his training. You'll develop confidence and decisiveness Cannon said he grew up in south changed (7annon's game. As point was subsequently hired. decision to come here. essential for success. And you'll quality to earn officer through his first season, "Since I've been here I've met credentials while completing college. central Los Angeles, an area with a guard. Cannon is forced to focus more Midway Find out more. Contact Major Mark Backer, high crime rate and strong influence of on running the offense instead of scor- Cannon worked his way into the start- some wonderful people who have had MacQuarrle Hall, Room 308, 924-2925. to an a major impact on me," Cannon said. drugs. Ile also said he was fortunate to ing. ing line-up and helped his team 0,1,1% grow up in a solid family aunasphere. Morrison said another reason for 8-20 record. The Stan Morrison era For now, Cannon is concentrating The oldest of four children, Cannon Cannon's struggles is the attention looked like it was off to a decent start, on geuing the Spartans to Long Beach. Lit was blessed with having a lot of male Cannon receives from opponents. but then things changed. "I really want that for him," role models to look up to. Ile never Because defenses arc focusing on I lun by injuries to several key play- Morrison said. "He deserves it." chose to be involved with drugs or stopping him from scoring, he is ers, including Andre Brooks and Troy Maybe then Cannon will he able to ARMY ROTC TWO-YEAR PROGRAM 1990-91 show his smile. crime. forced to take tougher shots. Batiste, SJSU finished the TEE SMARTEST COLLEGE COURSE YOU CAN TAXE. As a senior at Crenshaw high "I think defense.% have zeroed in on season at 7-20. School in Los Angeles, Cannon was him and he's trying to create too many In May of last year four SJSU play- named L.A. City Player of the Year. shots off the dribble," Morrison said. ers were dropped from the team after Ile was heavily recruited by several 1)espite his poor shooting percent- being charged with fraudulent use of a major programs including UCLA. age, Cannon leads the team in scoring, credit card. One of Cannon's closest Missouri and Oklahoma. However, averaging 13.4 points-per-game. 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