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Spartan spikers Students dance, cheer win first home match for the Oasis' birthday See page 6 Spartan Daily Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 93. No 14 I litustlity , September 2 I , 1989 Volume Research lab Officials to send

continues quest Jesse Martinez, final offer for holding a lab animal, is the Environmentally controlled cages manager (il' the %Mina! Care weather station may lead to federal accreditation Facility . By Patrick Nolan NWS proposal in Daily stall writer If everything work, out as works for 3 years believe the planned, laboratory' animals at liy Sylsia l'lloa SJSU will he moving "from sheds university has the Daily staff writer to townhouses... SJSU officials are scheduled to just getting most to offer. I "Actually, they're submit their final bid in an attmept to said Jesse fancy animal cages," bring a prestigious National Weather Martinez, manager of the Animal tend to be a little Service station to campus. in Duncan Hall. Care Facility The NWS wants to replace its cages biased in my view, Procurement of the new station in Redwood City with one in and centralizaton of lab animals are the South Bay, and SJSU is among but I think that's some of the major steps SJSU's In- the institution% competing for the and Use stitute of Animal Care project pretty objective.' Comnuttee is taking in its 10-year The beleaguered proposal has quest for accreditation of the been in the works tOr the past three Dr. Peter Lester, school's facility, according to Dr. years, and officials are still cautious Alan Ling. dean of the Scluxil of in their predictions for the outcome director, Science. of the bid. meteorology department The university-run animal care But the university's final offer is committee. designed to oversee all going out with today's mail, said research animal, used on campus. Ron Duvall. director of Spartan construction is seeking accreditation of the lab Shops. After the discussion Spartan Association for by the American Spartan Shops. vwhich is nego- Shops "made some adjustments Accreditation of Laboratory Ani- tiating for SJSU. met with the Serv- where we thought it was appropria- mal Care I AAALACI. ice for the last time Sept. 14, when te," and was "wrapping up" negotia- Accreditation, or legal recogni- the two organizations discussed ad- tions, Duvall said. has met federal stan- tion that a lab iustments to construction estimates. The total cost for the building will add more than just pres dards. as well as other possible needs of the would he in the S6 million range. facility. Martinet said. tige to the weather station. according , SJSU's assmiate exec- be like letting the public "It will Duvall said that NWS represen- utive vice president of business af- know we have met federal stan- tatives wanted to take a close look at fairs. said. dards for excellence," he the cost estimates submitted by Spar- The final location of the South "Also. being accredited will im- tan Shops because the service's leas- Bay weather station is not certain be- prose our facility 's opportunity for ing lees will he based on the costs of See WEATHER. page 5 grant lllll ney to kind research pro- jects. Currently, nom ot the 19 Cali- fornia State Unoersity campuses Faculty parking-fee ire accredited by the federally at:- , laimed AAALAC. and SJSU's lah could he one ot the Iirst to achieve deductions rescinded such status. I lie first step toward accredita- But SJSU President Gail Ful- tion vi.as to get a location for the Controller orders lerton informed faculty members this animals: the seventh floor of Dun- week that the deductions would not can Hall." Ling said. "The second CSU reversal he made. step is to obtain the VIUs." Its 1Ido 11aragoni VIlls (Vertical Isolation State Controller Gray Davis, 'The Daily staff writer Units), which cost approximately. California's chief financial officer, SX.(XX) to $10.000, are "state of A portion of the California Stale recently told the CSU he would not the art animal cages that will allow l'iii%ersity's plan to collect parking garnish wages of faculty members as for complete control of the envi- lee increases from faculty members he was instructed by the university ronment of a given animal spe- has been struck down by the Califor- system. said Joan Edelstein. chapter cies," according it) Martinez. nia Controller's Office. president of the California Faculty Martinez is in charge of approxi- Association SJSU. The CSU raised faculty parking mately 350 rats. mice, guinea pigs, "This is a clear indication that fees from S33 to SX I per semester in rabbits and frogs used for research. other state agencies think the CSU's August. retmactive to fall 19ffff. actions are illegal." FAIelstein said. %Ouch is schen students' and stall By law. different species of ani- "'The decision by Davis shows the members' tees went up. Faculty mals must he separated in order to CSU itxtk inappropriate steps in col- members %sere told they had to pay ensure that diseases aren't trans- lecting the fees " mitted. So the animals are cur- N W,,,,therri Daily staff photographer any outstanding balance due. and that if they did not pay voluntarily However. CSU budget analyzer See RESEARCH. page 5 frog Jeff Hubert, Mathes% Fish and Greg Schlick. all majoring in biology examine the body ea) ity of a they would risk deductions from George Pardon said the wage-deduc- their paychecks. See FACULTY, page 5 UPD probe 'Hof topics find a home on KSJS 2 arrests made in By JII1McLaughlin heCilUse they leel there I, a need to talk about Daily staff writer the world around them. according to Anna EN George Pint() is not looking to he another mu. the station's public affairs director. Some of Pinto's guests magazine scam Geraldo. but the sinooth-talking graduate stu- Pinto's goal for his shows is to keep his have surprised him. The dent is always looking for hot new ideas for his personal bias ma minimum. he said. weekly talk show on KSJS. SJSILI's campus "I ask questions hut kind of in a neutral Fly Brenda 1 esko tigation. most shocking quote Daily staff writer radio station. way... he said. An SJSU president's directive "I never know what people are going to Some of Pinto's guests have surprised him professor Two came from a people were arrested on states that it is illegal for unautho- say." Pinto said of hi% show. "About This and with their responses. he said The most shock- campus Tuesday for selling what rized vendors to solicit magazines on That." The show airs every Wednesday front 6 ing quote came last semester from a professor who called San Jose university police believe may he university property. p.m. to 6:30 p.m. and is designed to he a who called San Jose "the excremental vision ol bogus magazine subscriptions. "forum to say whatever is on people's minds," a city." 'the excremental vision was arrested near In separate incidents, Daniel Mc- McWilliams he said. Wednesday, Mayor Tom Mchnery offered Union at I I:II a.m Williams. 21. and Donald Vanover. the Student To look at thi% 27 -year-old philosophy his remark% on "About This and That.- Pinto of a city.' Gist. an SJSLI stu- IX, were arrested by UPD officers after Elizabeth major. it is hard to believe he is the "youngest interviewed the mayor about his personal gain observed him soliciting an- after they were observed ap- dent. retired CPA in America." as he describe% him- from San Jose's redevelopment and about his according to a UPD proaching students and asking them other student. self. In his black KSJS staff T-shirt and tenni% future plans. Three new human interest programs and

to buy magazines, according to Uni- report. shoes. Pint() casually explained how he grad- According to Everett. the station advocates one specialty music shoss have been added to versity Police Department Lt. Shan- Candace D'Alessandro. another uated from Santa Clara University with a degree "any issue revolving around the faculty. stu- the KSJS air time this semester because of non Maloney. Police suspected that student. was approached hy Vanover in accounting and became a CPA. but "retired dent% or administration." growing interest among students who work on the "We solicitors did not have permits, at Seventh and San Carlos streets at 23 to study philosophy." are not just about entertainment." the staff. Everett said he said public interest about 15 minutes later and was sub- Pinto's show is one of many she said. "We are trying to be more issue - One show, "Hot Talk... is "designed to air Both suspect% were cited and sequently arrested. shows student% at the campus radio station oriented ." See KSJS, page 5 later released pending further inves- See ARREST, page 5 Spartan Daily/Thursday, Se_ptember 2 I , 1989 Forum Spartan Daily 1111 Pubhshed tor the University aS and the University Community by the Department of Journahsm ree and Mass Communicahons inj Since 1934 State to kill So programs me needed lay Editorial As feared all summer. the state cut Assembly was unable last week to arrange nx family planning wh additional funding for rul programs in California. A.S. resolution Gov. Deukmejian cut the legislature's in proposed $36 million budget for the der programs in July. hut misses target By $24 million. That's a two-thirds cut in funding that fro The bloody crackdown of the pro-democracy sreolui nt ranedx apmreisncartiipotnios ;nfs'7f(bmirth cporonvt ri,d)rcsofounr the student protests in Beijing over the summer left - ire; many Americans ringing their fingers and wonder- diagnosis and treatment of sexually ten ing what they could do to express their outrage. transmitted diseases; for breast exams and

The Assix:iated Students did do something pap smears; for AIDS education and about it -- the body passed a resolution urging tity new students from China referrals. SJSU officials to prevent stuff. to enter impacted courses and programs. Pretty important mu The sentitment is gocxl, but the policy is Some of our legislators recognized to I wrong. It punishes students, not the government. the dangers in cutting money for family whi Cutting off the flow of Chinese students to the planning and attempted during the wamng pin would do much more to hurt the de- to agree United States days of the legislative session the mocracy movement than punish government offi- upon a budget package that would correct cials. -TIAN AK' MEN 6(QUACZ, eAs-r c..,eemAv.h/ some of the governor's budget cuts, The logic behind the controversial A.S. reso- including family planning. lution is simple: The only students who the But time ran out. Chinese government will allow into the United the decision government's Letters to the Editor In Santa Clara County, States are those who supported the has been crackdown. Therefore. barring those students from means the family planning budget reduced by two-thirds, according to Betty certain courses is an effective means of protest Different bike ban boarders. and hikers rushing hither The only prole to benefit were the against the crackdown. and yon in a grand concatenation of engineering, computer science and Kinoshita, program manager for the Santa Yet. there is a great deal of value in having Editor, academic life'? accounting types. I sawvery little in Clara County Health Department's Chinese students, regardless of their political bent. As a long-time bike rider I wish And finally aesthetics aside. any other field. What ever happened women's health services. ill America. to join several other letter writers in ought we not to be encouraging al- to journalism. advertising or ra- The 10 health care providers that The democracy movement had it's nxits in their well -taken objections to the ternatives to the automobile'? Many dio/TV? Then 1 thought I was just receive that money will simply have to American detnocratic ideals, students quoted proposed bike/skateboard policy. No bikers. particularly, hike fron) home imagining things So I asked a friend to school. Banning bikes from cam- make due. Thomas Jefferson. spoke of free elections in the one wants to see pedestrians and she said the exact same thing. Fortunately, most of them began to knocked down by the wheeled den- pus discourages their overall use. In It surprises me that no eniphasis C'ommunist country, and ttx$: as their symbol a prepare for budget cuts months ago. replica of the Statue of Liberty. izens of the campus. Clearly. hikers protecting pedestrians. there's got ti was put in these areas. The univer- to of ban is in better The best way to ensure that these ideas con- and skateboarders must excercise be alternatives the kind sity takes so much credit for a strong And Santa Clara County now being contemplated. tinue to have life is to have Imre students come to caution. They ought not -- and I communications department. Why shape than many because the Board of Thomas Wendel the United States and experience what democracy think generally do not -- pedal and don't they make an effort it) try and Supervisors has allocated some $100,000 Professor offers first hand. skate the walk -ways during high pe- find representatives of the fields to augment budgets for four primary care destrian use. Bikers clearly out of History Those ideas will then be brought back to mentioned atxwe? Why don't the or- clinics so they can continue to offer family line can he ticketed. ganizers have a day for these areas, China. planning services. But it seems to me that part ol the same way they do for engineers It is a better foreign policy to keep the flames the normal environment college Career day wasted and business majors'? Who knows? Still, the governor's veto "has gutted of freedom alive than to simply punish the govern- campuses includes alternative Maybe more people would shtiv.. up. the program," Kinoshita said. ment. wheels What's a college campus Editor. Ratr Nalvarian Budget cuts in the countywill without the hustle. bustle. and yes- The 1989 Career Exploration Senior eliminate funding for an estimated 14,000 minfusion of pedestrians, skate- Day was a complete waste of time. Public Relations patients this year. The people who will lose most are the working poor and teenagers who don't Cigarettes: Advertising and Industry have any other source of care, Kinoshita said. ’It’s very shortsighted, in that family Industry profits will be unaffected by advertising bans planning prevents abortion," she said. Nonetheless, abortion foes in the Banning or rest' it prig cigarette ads won't slow year. the cigarette industry' experienced a 10 percent of taxes added on to the price ol each pack today. On legislature have been ,i,,wn the industry. increase in revenues thanks to its steady increase on credited with the the contrary.. prices should remain as high as they pres- failure of the Assembly package, and anti- Only federal regulation can slow cigarette use. cigarette packs' prices ently. are, with a tax rate adjusting to retain today's But the current alternative (\ingress offers the Then it does seem that as smokers are quitting or high prices. abortion forces are claiming victory around American public won't do. restricting their smoking. the industry. is counter-bal- Then and only then will we, as concerned con- the state, Kinoshita said. Presently, several congressional efforts are under- ancing its losses by appropriately. adiusting its prices. sumers. have a tool that is poiwertul enough to attack Though none of the family planning way to restnct cigarette advertising. with the A ban on magazine ads. regardless ot how exten- effectively the industry funding pays for abortions. opponents of "tombstone" ad bill proposed by Rep. Tom Luken. But in our "open -market’ society this may. well the Assembly's funding measure believe I) -- Ohio, according to a report in the Wall Street be the ultimate infringement on an industry's most state money indirectly contributes to Journal. basic nght: the right to make money. abortions because it The tombstone ad would limit the format of ill- helps pay for office The American society is thus faced with the di- and table space on which hacco advertisements to showing the cigarette pack lenina of caring for its people. in some cases against abortions are alone ithout people. their will. or protecting the cigarette industrys nght to performed. Public sentiment about smoking and its health re- profit. Of the I() county clinics that receive percussions may be at an all time high, but so are the A tough choice has to take place and the only cor- state money, six do not have abortions industry's revenues And even though their production rect one is to opt tor the individuals conducted on the premises, Kinoshita said. may be hazardous to your health. the cigarette compa- Restrict the industry's advertising and you're re- Four do, but they are not covered by state nies themselves are healthier than ever before. stricting the amount 01 profit. t finding. This doesn't come from the fact that cigarette ad- Valerie Junger Still. if people want to smoke. let them. It s a fine vertising is a nourishing business and it doesn't have An line, but nothing is black ultimate decrease in the overall amount of and white. anything to do with the fact that less people are smok- smoking will only take place when, concurrently with ing On the contrary. the less people are smoking and sive Congress wants it to he. st. ill not slov, down the a federal regulation of the industry., we arc also educat Ili ptvererose_AAtsimitsnfi eednKng. ii.tIns.uy(y)i)(nsts))hueut eih irseachh(ni(g)i)owvuotei iedn insdgota.hftni join: hwkcmeajalloi bvy uontug mr. s ea kl regardless of how many ads are present in the media. industry if it is allowed to continue to do what it has ing the public of the hazards of tobacco use the more the industry seems to be making money. been doing. In the meantime. the message of the American Is it a paradox'? Not really The cigarette industry should he federally regu- people to the tobacco industry. should be that no one in Recent surveys published in "Adweeks Market- lated. A restriction on the profits made on a pack of this country will he allowed to make money by selling ing Week show that even though there was a 2 per cigarettes should he enforced by law rebeteen- a product that is unhealthy. cancerous and polluting agers, and adults, have to cope cent decrease in the amount of people who smoked last This pnce regulation shouldn't aftect the amount Vallerie flinger lA a Milk staff writer. with unwanted pregnancies and other crises next year because of budget cuts. Uh-huh. Restrict advertising as means to educate the public And while we're trying to save Brooke Shields thinks it's unKtiol You would no longer turn the page of a magazine prohibit cigarette vending machines in public areas money, we may find future bills for So what, you say. only to see a tanned paper doll with an ashe blond where children could easily reach them. unwanted babies and preventable medical Smoking is responsible for one out of every six mane. clad in an emerald taffeta gown. coyly holding a The tobacco companies contend that such restric- care cost us even more. deaths in the United Slates. About 20 percent of U.S. cigarette accompaning slogan:"You've mile a tions would he unfair to the smoking minority. Smok- Mary R. Callahan is the City Editor. teen-agers smoke regularly. 60 percent of those were long way, baby . ers have rights too. as long as they don't infnnge on addicted by the age of according to a study by the Underneath it should read But you sure don't anyone else's. When smoke permeates the air, gets in National Drug Institute Some are appalled at these sta- your lungs and clings to your clothes. your rights are Editorials tistics and intend to fight the teen smoking problem be- being infringed upon fore it spreads any further Tobacco lobbyists arc fuming about the plan to Editorials. which appear on the upper left- In his last days as surgeon general. C. Everett use part of the cigarette lax money for an anti -smoking hand corner of this page, express the opinion of 0 Koop has condemned the tobacco industry' for its "de- campaign, proposed by California state legislators. majority of the Spartan Daily ediwrial board ceptive advertising" and Called for a ban on cigarette About $14.5 million would provide for the cam- The editorial board is made up of the Daily' s edi- ads But Koop comprimised and supported a congres- paign that would be targeted at children. Most of the tors. sional bill that would allow only "tombstone" ads, tax money would pay for health care for low-income those without people. residents. according to a San Jose Mercury News arti- Koop would like to see cigarette advertising be- cle. Almost $15 million would go to Valley Medical Letters to the Editor come non-existent eventualky So would I. Center in Santa Clara. The Spartan Daily welcomes Letters to the But allowing only tombstone ads is a realistic so- Only with a high tobacco tax, anti -smoking edu- Anne Dujmovic Editor. All letters may be edited for grammar. lution to the nicotine addiction that seems to he spread- cation. and campaigns aimed at youths. can we begin libel and length. The class ing among teens but smoldering among adults. More to combat an overpowenng addiction and tobacco in- writer' s name, major, level and home than half of all living adults who used to smoke have have long to live. dustry that affects smokers and non-smokers. phone number (not for publica- tion) should be quit Health officials believe this is because of legis- Studies indicate that cigarette addiction starts be. So if everyone quit smoking. we could all take a accompany all letters. Letters can delivered lation restricting smoking in most public places. tween the ages of 12 and 21. Anti -smoking groups are long. tieep breath. And we wouldn't he subjected to to the Spartan Daily newsroom in Wahlquist The tobacco industry. claims a ban or restriction fix:using on the teen-agers. working to prevent them Topol smoker's tooth polish commercials. or Brooke Library UM or to the Student Union would he censorship les not. The hill would simply from starting the habit by educating them about the Shields telling us what she finds unattractive in a man. information desk. rid print media id take advertising. dangers of smoking The congressional bill also would Anne Dujatoric is a Daily staff writer. Thursday', September 21 , 19K9/Spartai. 3 News

'Night For the Record Stalker' SJSU Today Foreign Ramirez Relations. university, according to University A column on Tuesday's Spartan Comedy writing In his 23 years at Cal State Relations Office. affairs Daily Forum page incorrectly convicted Hayward, McCune significantly spelled matt Veatch's name. class offered increased ethnic diversity of faculty. 1-1 LOS ANGELES IAP) - Rich- People who want to learn how to stall and students; increased student EOP celebrates defended A caption in Monday's Spartan ard Ramirez was found guilty of tum a sense of humor into a financial aid; formed a planning Daily incorrectly reversed the name multiple murder counts 20th anniversary WASHINGTON Wednesday profitable job can attend a one -day council to develop future projects, (AP) -On of a Polish poet who gave a speech as a court clerk read from the eve of new high-level a list of 43 comedy workshop Oct. 21 and developed a greater emphasis on on campus. His name is Czeslaw verdicts returned by jurors SJSU's talks. Secretary of State who ag- sponsored by the Office of development, enrollment and public F..ducational Opportunity James M ilosz reed Ramirez was the devil Program (EOP) A Baker III is advising Mos- worship- Continuing Education. relations. the statement noted. Under will celebrate its The Spartan Daily is committed ing "Night Stalker" who 20th anniversary on cow to pull out ol regional terronzed FAlie Matthews. a Bay Area McCune's guidance. Cal State Sept. 28 with a to accuracy. Any signifigant error Southem California during multi -cultural wars around the world and put the sum- comedy star who has worked on Hayward became the first CSU rally. brought to the editor's attention will mer of 1985. the billion% ot dollar% saved NBC's "Saturday Night Live" as campus to establish an affirmative he corrected. Readings of the A reception and slide show into the ailing Soviet verdicts were de- well as appeared on other television action plan. Enrollment at the econ- If you noticed something that you layed when Ramirez asked program marking the birthday will omy . to he ex- and radio programs, will teach a campus has grown froni 6,00() in know is incorrect, please write to the cused. He was led from occur on Sept. 26 starting at 3 p.m. The former treasury the court- class on comedy writing for 1967 to the current I 3,01X), secre- Spartan Daily, San Jose State Uni- room to a cell one at the Student Union. tary, at a news floor below, monologues, jokes, gags. comedy according to figures provided by the conference versity, One Washington Square, where he reportedly listened to the acts, plays, novels. books and Office of University Relations. Tuesday. also fired back at San Jose, CA 95192. You ran also rulings through piped 'The celebration takes place in -in sound. newspaper columns. In a meeting with faculty Democratic critics of the Bush call the ediwr at 924-3280. The jury conjunction with a statewide reached a verdict today For more information on the members Monday. McCune said that administration's cautious for- in the "Night birthday party for the FOP, which eign policy and sought to Stalker" serial mur- class, call the Office of Continuing his years at Cal State Hayward had ders after 22 serves as an educational support lower U.S. to boost days of deliberations, Fclucation at 924-26(X). given him "great pleasure and expectations that a date hut group for minority students. the decision was withheld to enormous satisfaction," and CSU was about to be set for a super- Hungary trade status allow a defense attorney to travel power summit meeting. Hayward State Chancellor W. Ann Reynolds told Several WASHINGTON (AP) - The from San Jose. politicans and other Soviet Foreign Minister Ed- the San Jose Mercury News that officials plan to attend Bush administration plans to txxist Announcement of the verdict in president quits the festivities. uard A. Shevardnadze is due McCune will be "hard to replace.' Hungary's trade status following a the year-long trial of Richard Ram- to see President Bush at the Dr. Ellis E. McCune. president McCune will leave his post Santa Clara County Supervisor series of steps viewed by U.S. offi- irez was delayed until mid-af- White House on Thursday. of California State University, sometime between June 30 and Ron Gonzales is scheduled to appear cials as progress on economic and . temoon. At their last meeting in Paris Hayward since 1967, will be retiring August 30, 1990, depending upon at Sept.26's events. political issues. The in late July. Shevardnadze defense clainied that Ram- next summer, according to a the availability of of successor. After "Hungary has undertaken major irez was said, "If we prepare well and a victim of mistaken iden- statement released Tuesday by the a yearlong sabbatical, he plans to Fore more information, call the steps toward economic and political . tity. carefully, then of course the Cal State Office of University serve a% president emeritus to the EOP office at 924-2575. reforrn," leading to the plan to grant summit will take place rather The jury. which considered 13 most-favored nation status to the soon." murder and 30 felony charges, had communist state, President Bush to restart deliberations twice - once said. when a juror was dismissed for nap- SpartaGuide ping. and again when a member ot the panel was slain by her boyfriend. 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By NH. Khan Delay staff wraer Santa Clara University trounced the SJSU Spartans 10-0 in a non conference soccer match played at Buck Shaw Stadium Tuesday night The victory gave filth -ranked Santa Clara (6-0) the best start in its history, while SJSU fell to 3-4. The Broncos opened the scoring at the 11:40 mark on a header by center forward Paul Bravo, and con- tinued to spoon the Spartan goal - mouth like a mother feeding an insa- tiable baby. And there was plenty of tood. . . uh. . goals, to go around: 21:52- U.S. under-20 national team defender Cameron Rast scores off a long throw-in after the hall is flicked to the far post by brother Matt Ram and Matt Barreras, who are credited with the double assist. 24:26- Midfielder Robert Galli) escapes the Spartan off-side trap. runs around goalie Mike Taft and kicks the hall into an empty goal to make the score 4-0 Still Hungry. 35:48- Paul Holocher, a junior from Washington. scores first of two goals after a solo run through the heart of the Spartan defense. Holo- cher flicks the ball with the outside of his right foot over the advancing defender Joe Home and over Taft. 40:1 I- Holocher scores his sec- ond goal after Jeff Hatcher and Bran- don Schmidt dazzle the Spanan de- fense with speed and skill. and present hitt) with an open goal .ttta t mason Daily staff photographer mouth. He fills it. Still Hungry. Davinis Wilson goes for a dig in the Spartans' er St. Vlary *s Gaels Tuesday At halftime, The Bronco's lead the Spartans 5-0. 45:52- Or. 52 seconds into the second half. Bravo scores his second win on strength goal. binning a 25 -foot drive passed Spartans Joe R Daily staff photographer Taft Schmidt and Hatcher are cred- ited with the assist. Taft is replaced Spartan' Scott \lurch brings the ball upfield in SPAIN 10-0 loss to the of 19-point scoring string by Mike Kalociy in the Spanan Santa Clara lir us. The defeat dropped the Spartans' record to 34. goal. who nu- idated by them," said the Spartans Hy Todd A. 'Jaynes -We had ri iti mu minds that "We let ol f again in the third 72:59- Schmidt. created merous (immunities for other play- leading goal scorer Hector Uribe. Daily stall writer this would he a weak 11::1111,- he game," said Wilson. "We had 1 guess we got who was a marked man by Bronco In a battle lull of sitcA the said "We had to turn up the vol- time to sit hack- in the break be- ers to score, is rewarded with a goal lays defenders. Spartan volleyball team tttri ume a hit." tween the second and third games. when replacement Alberto Cru, intimidated by "They outclassed us from the tirst home match 15-8. 15 2. 15 Alter the time out. senior out- hice agam the outside hitter po- the ball in his path and he boots it help- first second,’ he said 10 t)%ei the St Mary 's Gaels Tues- side hitter Mona Sualua put the sition led the Spartans This time it while still in full stride past a them. They ,I., inght Spartans on the hoard with a kill, replacement, fresh- less Kalociy Uribe failed to have a shot on goal the entire game. I'layed before a crowd of less and one SJSC point later. served man Mindy Cmeleger. along %kith 74) Broncos outclassed us than 300 in the Spartan Gym, the an ace to close the score to 5-3. v.ho sparked the Spartan Still hungry. "Class’ was an issue with head from the first coach Julius Menendes. who ac- match featured a 19 -point scoring SJSU tied the game at 7, and al- rally . 82:18- Guy Bailin scores his first run by. Skill. spanning the first lowed St. Mary 's its final point in (zueleger had three kills. a career goal at Santa Clara. Strikes cused the Broncos of running up the across goal mouth into far cor- second.' SCOW. and second games the game. The Spartans scored the service ace and teamed up lor hall Hector Uribe, The Spartans started sloppily. next 19 points of the match. win- block in the final game. while Wil- ner passed a diving Kalocfy Holt). "They played their starters the SJSU soccer player whole game," he said in a parking however. v. ith St Slay Is taking a ning the first game 15 K and gar- son had ham ions, cher and Gallo are credited with the 54) lead in the lust VAIlle ThIS nered II points in the second be- Sualua and Cmeleger split time assist. lot interview after the game. "I think that's questionable conduct . prompted SJSU coat li Dick Mont- fore the Gaels scored III their outside hitter position 84:27- Cruz takes on the Spartan Lancer goal tor the Broncos iron) a anti But according to Uribe it didn't gomery to call a time out Leading the Spartans on the equally.. said Montgomery. They defense "single-footedly Cameron Rast comer kick. "tie (Montgomery) told us that burst was Sualua with six kills have been shanng time since slides the ball past the goalie I 0-0 Santa Clara. matter who they played. knevs in %.arin-ups we were "I telt good." she said "I had C'meleger started the annual tt7:19- Tim Rogers. another And feeding time was over. "Their bench players were just . tense and not aggresive." confidence in all my shots " Alumnae game because Sualua Washington native. scores his first "Oh GotP I guess we got intim- as good as their starters," he said. said Day. nis ikon. a soplionne The Spartans. who have been was academically ineligible. outside hitter 'Ile told us 1101 lo fighting letdown often this season. The Spanans ss ill begin Big be sir tentative hacked oft in the third game S.ISt West Conference :111011 MI Friday muses about missed chances \ lonigomery set 49er One goal he - stoied the forst two points. but the when they. meet the hesno State lore the game was starting OM Gaels iought back and took rin ti-2 (itime Bulldogs in lrestio IIIne SANTA CLARA Eric -Then v.e were talking about tin interception returns as he allowed strong . v. hich the team didn't do lead 7:311p m W'right. the 49ers defensive hack some of the other. higher -paid guys on receptions two who has been plagued by injunes for in the league. and it davvned on me Hut a series of recurring injuries several years. doesn't like to dwell to say if I had stayed healthy. arid that began in 1985 kept him off the on the past. played at the level that I once v.as. I field repeatedly. In 1987. he started Hut recently he reminisced with could he in that upper echelon -type the first two games of the season, hut Colorado proving its legitimacy teammate Keena Turner about the of player, like Ronnie (Lon) and was reinjured early in the second early days in 198() anti v.hat might Mike Haynes and those guys " game. and out for a year Associated Press did pretty good esen by his stan nie and we're the better team.’ have happened had he escaped nu- By the end of 1985, Wnght was He now earns about half the One intetesied rthsei et had dards.’ Color,R1,. ,,,itside linehacker (Arlinado has achieved its high Iller1111% injuries part ot that upper echelon In three $825.0110 Lott is paid. called Colinado an "average" team. Alfred Williams aid. alluding to est ranktrig since October 1977, but "Both of us were No. 2 draft years he scored as many touchtlim us But he doesn't want sympathy. That team now sports a 3-0 record Coat. h McCartnes choices. He said his base (salary) statements by Illinois quarterback Bill said the team and the No h ranking in The Asso, Ihe `..1.%1S4111 ha% $38.(XX) and mine was Jell ( ieorge MI a Chicago radio show can't afford to forget elated Press .ollepe football poll. $50,000. -year-old said before the game. George had said past begun. the 30 .111 I 111III C display before a nation...1de tele1,11111.1M111:111:C. Col- Colorado appeared to he an "aver orado mauled then No 1r) Illinois age" team anti rsas perhaps MCI ricloney for College 38-7 last Saturday . moving the But - rated fatties up two spots in the poll and "You just have to give credit dropping the Illint to No. 20. %here credit os due." George ad Over 3 Million Students Will Qualify "I think for an average learn. we nutted later "They put pressure 011 PAY LITTLE AND GET For College Grants & Scholarships

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The meteorology department has to earlier Spartan Daily reports. "There are no services available anon to heiert attacks, according to Weather worked with the National Weather Another unexpected problem on that side of campus, no way to KSJS John Cunningham, promotions di- Service for several years in summer was the discovery of asbestos in the serve our students.** rector tor the station. continued from page I training programs and has contracts old Victorian house that will be tom Duvall is also concerned about continued from page I Another talk show being intro- cause other institutions are also bid- to develop training material for the down to make way for the weather the night students studying in the intOrm students about what's hot and duced is "Bay Area Focus.- lAx:al ding for the station But if the new service. station. area, since a trip to get a bite to eat what's not," said the host, Ameze officials and other leaders from the building is constructed at SJSU, it "We are meteorologists.'' tester or a blue hook for a test would mean Washington. The show runs 6:30 South Bay will be interviewed, and would be located across from Dun- Removal of the dangentus sub- said. "We've worked with them in a long walk through a dark campus. p.m. to 7 p.m. every Wednesday topics will cover all difterent areas can Hall on San Carlos, where the stance will cost an estimated S250,- the past and we'll work with them in ". . The bookstore is too far and dim:usses the crucial and some- of interest, Cunningham said. Afro-American Building currently 000, according to Sauer. the future, no matter what decision away," he said. times controversial toptcs of the day The music specialty show stands. While the main purpose of the they make " There is also the problem of on campus, he said. "House of Blues" has been added building is to house the weather sta- "I believe the university has the But he added that the department overcrowding in the bookstore, "On our program . . . we deal for 9 p.m. on Saturdays. Cunning- tion and the meteorology depart- most to offer," said Dr. Peter Lester. would ". . really like to see the sta- which was evident when some 29,- with issues with some sort of contro- ham will host the hour-long blues ment, it will also he a multi -use fa- director of the meteorology depart- tion put in." 000 students tned to buy books dur- versy," Washington said. show. cility for the Continuing FAiucation ment. "I tend to be a little biased in Plans to house the weather ing the first few weeks of this semes- Current "hot" topics include the The station has more students in- sta- Ikpartment and the Center for Ap- my view, but I think that's pretty ob- tion have run int() several snags ter. Thinese resolution passed by the As- terested in the public affairs shows since plied Mathematics and Computer jective." official negotiations started more "The weather building is our best sociated Students June 28. The reso- this semester. which is a far cry Intm Science (CAMCOS), according to a than three years ago. bet for expansion. but if it falls lution. which condemns the actions last semester, Pint() said. construction funding report distrib- lAx:ating the station on an SJSU through we will still try for another taken by the Chinese government "Last year we weren't on 24 uted to the Associated Students. site would provide a clear view of Late last April the NWS was location," Duvall said. last summer, will be the subject of a hours a day," he said. "Now we're Mt. Umunhum, with a direct line of forced to reopen the biddings to Plans also include an outlet for Options would he limited be- radio series. doing all kinds of stuff." sight to a new weather radar on that allow other institutions a chance to the A.S. Print Shop, an expansion of cause of lack of space for campus Date rape will also he covered in Cunningham said air time for mountain. The planned three-story bid on the proposed South Bay sta- Spartan Shops to include a conve- expansion, Duvall said. In addition, coming weeks. public affairs programming was in- building would also provide space tion. The U.S. Department of Com- nience store with gift items similar to the university administration would The show is prerecorded. hut creased 6(X) percent to MOO percent for an upper-air sounding station and merce ruled that the one-on-one ne- the bookstore and a food service. he reluctant it) approve a free-stand- Washington said he hopes to get a last semester. would help to strengthen ties to gotiations between SJSU and the There are more than 10,(XX) stu- ing building for Spartan Shops, es- telephone working in order to take All of the public affairs programs SJSU's strong meteorology depart- NWS violated the Federal Competi- dents using the facilities in anti pecially while there is such an obvi- calls from listeners and do the broad- are run at the %dine lime during the ment. tion and C'ontracting Act, according around Duncan Hall, Duvall said. ous need to share space. he said. cast live. day so listeners can tune in and know "To Your Health" is another what to expect, he said. program that was added this semes- The station conducts a survey at ter and runs Fridays from noon to the beginning of every semester to Research 12:30 p.m. The show's host, Suite get feedback from students on the Soviet party reform likely Salmino, is a nursing student and programming. They do not use a rat- continued from page I will discuss evervthine from recre- ing system, Everett said. rently housed on different floors of MOSCOW (AP) The C'om- Committee. lated as much pomer .1, he has now. Duncan Hall because they live in munist Party ttxlay handed President He said the need to renew the Gorbachev expressed concern cages that cannot prevent the spread Mikhail S. Gorbachev a chance next party applied to the Central Commit- that the party is lagging behind the Faculty The decision to increase fees of diseases between species. year to overhaul the party. which he tee itself. political reforms he has set in motion came over the objection of an inde- page I Daniel Holley, professor of bi- said was being left behind by the na- A congress theoretically is the including the shift of more politi- continued from pendent fact-finding report that ological sciences and a former mem- tion's rapid social changes. party's most powerful body. setting cal power to elected government lion plan was not a final decision. stated neither faculty members nor ber of the Institute of Animal Care The party's 251-memher Central broad policy lines as well as deter- bodies. "the idea of garnishing wages students should be paying the $81 and Use Committee, expressed opti- Committee, its policy -making body, mining the membership of the Cen was only in the plan's draft to allow fee. mism about ihe lab's chances for ac- "The reconstruction forces are us an option of how we would col- opened a meeting primarily devoted tral Committee and the ruling Pula During the proceedings this past creditation. going at such a rhythm that we often lect the extra fees," Pardon said. "It to ethnic unrest throughout the So- buro. It historically has reviewed the summer. CFA representatives pre- "It's been a long process, nearly cannot catch up with them," Gorba- was never a binding decision." viet Union. But its first move was to leadership's economic plans for the sented the fact finder with a report 10 years in the working. hut we're chev said. He said many party orga- The CSU has not decided upon reschedule the next congress of ensuing five years. based on CSU documents that getting darn close," Holley said. nizations were %km, to grasp the another plan of action yet, according about 5,0(X) party delegates for Oc- Congresses are usually held showed the systein had enough funds "With the VIUs, we will he able to need for change, and "in this, we to Pardon. hut the CSU and the CFA tober 1990, the Tass news agency every five years. and by party regu- to build new parking facilities with- examine all the animals side by side lose a great deal . ' ' are trying to devise a workable solu- said. lations the next congress would not out raising fees. and do more advanced studies than tion. "The decision to convene the have had to take place before early "We cannot leave things as they The two sides have been arguing we've been able to in the past. congress at an earlier "The only plan we have right date is dictated 1991. The last. the 27th in the Com- are. especially since fundamental over the issue since 1987, when the "We will be able to now is hope they will pay the bal- control the by the need to thoroughly urxiate the munist Party's history, was held in econotnic and social processes are CSU Board of Trustees first pro- or environment of the animals. manipu- ance due on their own," Pardon party itself. with regard for its new February 1986. unfolding and an ideological and po- posed the idea of increasing fees. said. he late the humidity, light, temperature, n)le as the political vanguard of so- That was less than a year after litical struggle is under way over key ventilation and many other things." ciety during the state of restructur- Gorbachev took rxiwer, when the problems of social development," However, the process of accredi- ing," Gorbachev told the Central Soviet leader had not yet accuniu- Gorbachev said. tation could take anywhere up to five liS more years, according to Serena Stanford. associate academic vice LAST CHANCE TO REGISTER It president of graduate studies and re- Goetz freed to N.Y. media mob search and chair of TEST he the university FOR THE WRITING SKILLS oversight committee. NEW YORK (AP) Subway Ruby Ryles. a spokeswoman for teen-agers who he said were trying "We have the funds for the gunman Bernard Goetz, freed fntm the city Correction Department. said to rob him when they asked him for BEFORE THE SPRING SEMESTER! units, but it could take as long as a jail early Tuesday after serving 141/: m a police officer drove Goetz from the S5 on a train near the World Trade year to get them." Stanford said. for sh(x)ting for teen-agers in 1984, jail. but she did not know if he was Center. PAY AND REGISTER "These things take time. We've turned down the city's standard offer met by friends as planned. Dubbed the subway vigilante. done all we can for now." of a ride to the nearest subway stop. One privilege offered inmates Goetz became something of a folk AT THE CASHIER'S OFFICE Stanford was responsible for ar- Goetz was led out a side dtior of being discharged is a ride to the clos- hero among those who saw him as an IN WAHLQUIST LIBRARY SOUTH. ranging for state lottery funds to pay the Brooklyn Center of Detention. he est subway station. Ryles said. individual taking a stand against for lour of the VIlls. avoiding eight camera crews and Goetz was brought to the receiving crime. He had been a self-employed atx)ut 30 photographers and report- room at 11:45 p.m. Tuesday and elecimnics calibrator before his ar- MEI $25.00 ers. "he was processed out at 12:01 rest. He did not want to face the new). a. tn. . she said. Goetz has said he might leave TEST DATE: OCTOBER 14 Arrest media. said Pete Mahon. the jail's Goetz, 41. was arrested on Dec. New York City after he gets out ol DEADLINE : SEPTEMBER 22 deputy chief of operations. 22. 19X4. for the shooting of four jail 1st eon/int/et/from page / The UPD contacted the pairs employer, "Classy Cats" of Hous- McNamara: Soviet changes firm ton, Texas. to advise the company of Th A t of Dating the citation. WASHINGTON (AP) Mik- v ho served in the Pentagon in the An investigation is under way to hail Gorbachev's ideas will survive Kennedy' and Johnson administra determine if the magazines sales the upheaval he touched off in the tions and then headed the Workl were fraudulent. Maloney said, add- Soviet Union even if he doesn't. for- Bank. ing that women seemed to he the tar- es mer Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara finished writing the gets of the solicitations. he McNamara predicts in a hook urging book in April. He does not mention Act 1 scene 1 "In every instance, it's heen a the United States to seize Gorha- President Bush or his administra female that's been approached... tion's response to Man: Will you do it? fit chev's offer to end the cold war. Gorbachev 's I Maloney said. The Soviet leader's ideas have tiatives. But his views run parallel to Police were informed that the been "so dramatic. so revolutionary. those recently expressed by a num- Woman: It's tempting. two were operating on campus after as to literally' imply a desire to end her of Democrats who he say the presi- they' received two complaints in one the cold war. said the one-time dent lacks imagination in dealing Man: Yes, and it's exciting... day last week. president of the Ford Motor Co . %kith the Sol. lets So far, police have not received

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It'll be the perfect (408) 286-1770 v beginning to a romantic evening Bomb explodes Free Parking , ! -3,- in Bogota mall; Woman: No, it'll be a season of perfect 3 people hurt beginnings. "IN es,. ,...,4,. -, BOGOTA. Colombia I AP) Man: (overwhelmed) Wowl in Bo- Two more bombs exploded .(...:'*. :-. 41%1 gota. one injuring three people, and trnops hattling drug gang violence SJSU Theature 89/90 reported seizing a 22,0011-acre ranch EGA 286 SYSTEM owned by a man reputed to he from the dealer who s been around since '83 Close encounters of the theatre kind among Colombia's top cocaine bar- ons. same location. same people and same service Security was stepped up at the SJSU STUDENTS SAVE $10 U.S. Embassy on Monday. which FREE MOUSE and 640K MEMORY UPGRADE was struck the previous night by a SJSU Season Ticket Price $26 for all six shows rocket that did not explode. 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It:i Mail coupon along the attacks, which have left 42 peo- ple dead and at least 119 injured. PaEC0 Spartan 1.)aily'llburstla% , September 2 I 1989 Life & the Arts Fine dining, comedy do mix for SJSU patrons of Johnny's By Todd A. Baynes Daily staff writer yet creamy, and accompanied the Fine dining is summed to he 'We're trying to veal handsomely stuffy Cornetts shows are not supposed tell the college The fettucini sultered the most to admit minors from the buffet line It was cold and Vine dining and comedy don't community that the vegetables were soggy Nonethe 1111. less. judgement on this is withheld Johnny's Restaurant in Los there is a place to until it is ordered from the menu. Gatos has challenged those tradi- While the buffet line went sour, tions. and has done it quite effecti- go in the South the comedy show was sweet. sely. Thursday through Saturday Headliner John McDonnell was nights, Johnny's combines quality Bay if you're not not at all reserved, although the au- dinner and comedy. And minors are dience appeared to he. Speaking wdcome 21.' with profanities and vulgar jokes Students not interested in dinner - Lee Mills, about grandmothers, McDonnell can attend the 10:30 show at half- comedy manager managed not to alienate the crowd of price with a current student I.D. at Johnny's older couples dressed in coat and tie. until Nov. 18 Pie regular rate is $4) 'The show lasted nearly two on Thursday anti 58 on Friday and hours, featuring three comedians Saturday. with a two-drink dinner show: fettucini California, provided by Laughing Stock of San MUM. sole meuniere, swordfish, veal scal- Francisco. "Were trying to tell the college lopini, veal piccata, and New York As was expected. the opener was community that there is a place to go steak. a hit dull, but didn't last long. The in the South Bay if you're not 21 ," second performer, Dianne Amos, set said Lee Mills. comedy manager of The dinners offered at the open- the mood for the show to come. bel- Johnny's and an SJSU graduate. ing were presented on a buffet line. lowing And true of any buffet, the food suf- out criticisms of women Dinner shows start at 6:45 each models on fered. Normally, the fixxl will be or- television. night and offer a fine menu from dered from the menu. From gourmet to giggles, John- $10.25 to $14 25 per person. The ny's provides an atmosphere not dinner reduces the show price by $2 Buffet aside, the veal piccata found elsewhere in the South Bay. and waives the drink minimum. was good enough for this food en- The unfamiliar combination of quiet. Joe Watson - Daily staff photographet Fight fine entrees, accompanied thusiast to enjoy. and was worthy of fine dining followed by loud come- by a soup or salad, are katured at the a second trip. 'The sauce was light, dians worked well. Michelle Reaudry comically harrasses the audience at new supper club Johnny's Students SJSU free summer concerts to close turn out with Figures on a Beach, Ridgway By Vincent T. Odd. a Beach's rendition has been described by promoter% for Oasis Daily staff writer as "distinctive. tongue-in-cheek. and unique." SJS1.1 will close out its 1989 free summer concert Stan Ridgway. who will appear Friday. started series with appearances by the hand Figures on a his career as the lead singer for the Southern Califor- birthday Beach today, and former Wall of Vood(x) vocalist nia-based band Wall of Voodoo. Ridgway's distinc- Stan Ridgway on Friday. tive singing style was featured prominently on the R.,bert Louis Mallard Figures on a Beach - keyboardist Chris Ewen. 1982 Wall (if Vood(x) hit, "Mexican Radio." and on Dairy staff writer guitarist John Richard Rolski, bassist Perry Tell, a 1984 collaboration with Stewart Copeland of The The young woman with long. drummer Michael J.F. Smith and vocalist-keytx)ard- Police, "Don't Box Me In," which was featured in sandy -brown hair stood on her tip ist Anthony Kuczynski - was formed in 1983 in De- the movie "Rurnblefish." toes and surveyed the belly dancers troit. where it built up a strong following through The vide() for "Mexican Radio" received suh at the Club Oasis on First and St. nightclub appearances and a series of releases on the manna! exposure on Music Television (MTV). and is James streets. independent Metro America label. regarded by many as a classic. according to former Her hips and shoulders jiggled These releases attracted the attention of Sire Re- MTV personality Martha Quinn. underneath brown rayon pants and a cords, a subsidiary of Wamer Bros. Inc., which Both concerts will take place in the Student linen black jacket over a white mus- signed Figures on a Beach three years later. Union Ampitheatre. and will begin at 12 noon. The cle T shirt. She proceeded upstairs The hand recently landed a major dance -chart hit concerts are being sponsored by the Associated Stu- and peered through the fence. Down with its version of "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet" dents Prograni Board in conjunction with San Fran- helm% ssaitresses dressed in togas from their self-titled second Sire album. released ear- cisco radio station K rrs. 105.3 FM. Steve Masters, a served champagne to patrons loung- lier this year. The song was originally' recorded in disc jockey at the station. also known as lave 105. is ing around a pool. 1974 by Bachman -Turner Overdrive, and Figures on scheduled to announce both shows. A typical night at the Oasis. Not a lot of men and women bumping into each other at that point. But it was only 7:30. And before 9 p.m. the crowd %%as a select one. invited to the second -birthday hash for the downtown night club. Jennine Dureau said it was her DNS' TIME (ONLY?? first time at the Oasis as she gazed at the same patrons she earlier viewed Iron) above. *The De Anza College student was accompanying her SUPER LOW DISCOUNT PRICES friend who was there to watch a HP CALCULATORS AND PRINTERS boyfriend perform in the fashion Joe Watson - Daily staff photographer shov. Students and others pack the (U.sis for its anniversary bash G.E. 20" COLOR REMOTE TELEVISIONS Stese Bennett, a senior radio- television major. attended the grand played on radio station KITS, 105.3 said that people can always be them- opening two year% ago FOR INFO. CALL 2201 North Collins FM. It was her first American ap- selves at the Oasis. He refers to the Suite 214 Its integrated too much with a spokeswoman club as very IN PRODUCTS AT: pearance, an Oasis "liberally moderately Arlington, Texas rock mentality .. Bennett said. "The said. casual." (817) 275-3108 76011 cross section is too much. It's lost "1 thought it was the best event Andy Budisco. an SJSU senior the uniqueness it used to have. I've ever seen here General Man- marketing major. likes the music and _ _ _ - _ _ However. Bennett still likes to St (;(;. 1.1S 1 STUDENT PRICI. Q11 . - WI NI: - ager Steven Hoey has never gotten the fact that there is no dress code. N O. ITEN1 l'FR 11111 come to the Oasis once a week and so much positive response from a He goes to the Oasis two times a sit hy the pool As a former em- party," Oasis manager Janice Ma- week. 101 HP12C $ 94.95 $ 60.00 ployee, he has a lot of friends. free chiko Saito said. Michelle Seay. a model in a drinks and no wait 102 HP17B $ 110.00 $ 78.00 fashion show featured earlier in the With an invitation. one could in- Saito estimated that 1.5(X) people evening. likes the atmosphere but 103 dulge in complimentary champagne visited the club over the course of HP19B $ 175.00 $ 126.00 the evening. When the celebration get% annoyed when people try to pick and hors d'oeuvres from 7 p until up on her. 104 $ 110.00 $ 78.00 the Oasis opened to the public at 9 opened at 7 p.m.. there was alkady HP27S Saito was offended when asked p m a line extending around the block. 105 in a Daily interview about the com- HP28S $ 235.00 $ 156.00 The hors d'iwuvres consisted of Saito said that she invited some mon belief among students that the what manager .1:11111CC Machiko Saito of her drag -queen friends to come Oasis is a "meat market." or a night 106 HP42S $ 120.00 $ 84.00 referred to as a "cannibal feast." dance on the har to give the club a spot where people go to find sex. Salmon mousse. lobster. assorted 107 more of a New York City flavor. "I don't think it's a meat market. HP41CV $ 175.00 $ 126.00 vegetables and exotic fruits were dis- They are fashion-oriented, she Of course you're going to meet peo- played among mannequins. 108 HP41CX $ 249.00 $ 174.00 added, and entertaining. Saito re- ple. Any place can he considered 1 The evening featured scheduled ceived compliments for the idea, hut meat market. said Saito. 109 $ 135.00 $ 99.00 events. addition to motlem music G.E.20" TV in said that many were offended by the SJSU students can get int() The dancing The attractions included a Ho 8 2 2 4 OA act ion . Oasis free Wednesday through Fri- $ 399.00 $ 264.00 "Lets Make a Deal Show," a fash- INFRARED P TR . "Sonie people in San Jose aren't day with student identification. said ion shins and a performance by ready for this yet." said Saito. Saito. There are student happy hours ADD SHIPPING, HAND! ING AND INSURANCE PER ITEM $ 12.00

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Datebook Ethnicity in art theme Rock association tonight Art panel discussion, exhibit, lecture series. To- The Association of Ruck 'n' Roll at SJSU, "the night. SJSU Sch(x)1 of Engineering Auditorium. 7-9 only music club on campus." is holding its weekly meet- p.m. $3 students and San Jose Musuem of Art members. ing tonight at 7:30 in the Student Union Guadalupe SJMA is inviting live reknowned American artists of dif- Room. For information contact Kayden at 2K7-6417. ferent ethnic backrounds to take pan in a two-day dis- cussion and lecture series called. "Shifting the Mains- Party band at One Step Beyond tream: Multi -Cultural Identity in the Arts." Legendary party hand Butthole Surfers play One Step Beyond in Santa Clara. Tuesday night. Admission Bonus for Spartan spectators $14 and $10 i)oes hxdball make you hungry? Every person who Bus attends Saturday's SJSU-University of the Pacific game Boys at Cactus Club will receive a free food gift certificate for the Pavillon The Bus Boys, longstanding African -American Shops. The certificates are good for between $10 and rim:kers. are coming to the Cactus Club on South First $15 off Mexican, Italian and Chinese food. Street. Friday at 9:30 p.m. Admission $10.

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Joe VIllann - Daily staff photographe Machu Picchu director Olga Ends() Smith examines a Mexican art piece at the downtown gallery Downtown gallery features taxe di 'Ism / Latin American art and flavor Seven Second Delay Maguire & Mehallo By Sylvia I). Ulloa background. pastels to attract tourists. Daily staff writer A wide cross section of native There is such a large variety of AtINKL41,1 oar TIRIEDCIF RAYING riiri The Machu Picchu Gallery, Mexican an is also an integral part of items to look at, that it may be the LIME VMS. P40DethvG- which features the native folk arts of the exhibit. There are examples of exhibit's one flaw - it amuses in- 0MEF LWEEfineizAR LOTS. Latin America, is appropriately lo- hand embroidered dresses, clay terest, but does not give enough ex- 11.1-E75 cated in a Spanish -style court. masks, and hand-woven wool blan- amples of any one thing to satisfy The mofs are red-tiled, as is the kets. them. courtyard floor, and as you walk up "We see a need to preserve it." There was a display of three re- the stairs to the gallery at 42 S. First said Olga Enciso Smith. the director gional dresses on loan from the col. St., you are greeted with pinatas and and founder of the gallery. of folk lection of Elena Robles, an authority the soft sounds of Peruvian folk art. "In most countries of the world, on Mexican dance and former tea- music. this kind of an does not exist anymo- cher for the theatre arts department 'The gallery, which is within at SJSU. walking distance from SJSU, started Smith buys much of the gallery's It would have been nice to see the Hispanic Heritage Mexican Art items directly from small village% on dresses from other regions of Mex- Exhibit on Sept. 16, the anniversary buying trips that she organizes. and ico. since traditional dress varies Laugh Lines Wanda Folk of the beginning of Mexico's strug- said all the work featured is hand from state to state. gle for independence from Spain. made. However. the lack of depth prob- 7 P1 I VE PEZICEP C101.714.5 (PAN. PLEASE TELL ME The exhibit features contempo- A collection that she is especially ably comes from a need to show a 1414E VAJ WADOF AWESome- IS Aar vertv TWAT YOU PipN' T JUST TNE ANTIONAL nassisr VICE PRESIOENIA. 143W thOPLE ON her 590E5 rary Mexican artist Miriam proud of is the hand -dyed rebozos. little bit of everything from a rich WALE COUNOL' !! 50 coOVI Ruvinskis Springer as well as tradi- The garments, which are wom as and varied culture, in a limited tional folk art fnim Mexico. shawls, are dyed in a pre -Hispanic amount ot space. CA&I 1- 60 Springer. who is originally from tye-dyeing technique called "Ikat". A visit to this gallery, the only YO ritE A4DON 7 the southern state of Oaxaca, Mex- However, instead of a psycha- one of its kind in the South Bay, is ico is showing pen and ink drawings delic pattern of the sixties. the thread an education in the beauty and rich- using subjects of her native country. itself is dyed, allowing the weaver to ness of Mexican and other Latin One such drawing is the finely manipulate the pattern. American cultures, and is a benefit detailed "El Esquintle.- which is the The rebozos are traditionally' not only to those outside of this cul- name of an ancient native dog. It is done in muted colors of manxins. ture. but to Latinos such as myself drawn in black ink and filled in with browns. blues. and black, although who do not know enough. red and ()range with a mdt, pastel they are now made in brights and

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