Wednesday, October 17, 1973 Court Bumps Mitford

By Brad Bollinger Mitford could not be reached last night A Superior Court Judge late for comnient. accepted the court's yesterday denied a request by Jessica If she had the administration Milford for a temporary restraining proposal, Mitford, in effect rehired order to void the administration's said, would have been pay unless "dehiring" of her after a compromise and allowed to teach with Spartan Dail further court mitigation found her proposed by the court was turned down Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 fingerprinting policy by the visiting professor. objections to the unworthy. The denial of the request scores a victory for the administration in its The controversy, which reached the Mitford backed efforts to keep Mitford from teaching at courts yesterday, started last week SJSU until she allows herself to be when the administration "dehired - fingerprinted under a policy that Mitford from her visiting professorship by her students President John H. Bunzel himself said when she refused to be fingerprinted as is in need of "reconsideration and a condition of employment. Regardless of the official ending of The students, though, have voiced review." The court battle will continue next Jessica Mitford's two sociology classes other opinions. Superior Cowl Judge John Mclnerny week in a formal hearing concerning if there is no credit given for by the SJSU administration, a majority "Even made the decision after proposing a whether or not the fingerprinting policy will her classes, I'm going to stick it out," of her students have said they compromise (see story page six) to is an "invasion of privacy." her class. Robertson stated. "She is really far out continue to attend attorneys for Mitford and the ad- But Mitford's teaching status at SJSU "I'm certainly not going to get into and her class has proven to be a most ministration which would have allowed is the same as it was yesterday before any other sociology class," said valuable experience." Mitford to supply the court a copy of her the court's denial of the restraining LauraLee Dunlap, an American Studies Denise Swett, 19, said she is going to in a sealed envelope that order except that the court's ruling now senior. "I'm taking both of her classes keep coming to class because she thinks fingerprints over to the winner of administrations "dehiring" ( 'The American Way' and 'Techniques Mitford "can do it." would be handed gives the of Muckraking') to help me in writing "I plan to stick it out for as long as the court battle which will continue stand legal force. my thesis." there is a fight." next week. Dr. Bunzel said "She ( Mitford ) is not She said Mitford's classes consumed One student, however, voiced The English authoress said late now a member of the faculty and will six of her 14 units and that she needs pessimism about sticking around if the yesterday afternoon however, that she not be paid unless and until there is a those units to graduate in January. sociology classes were dropped. would make no decision on the judge's different ruling from the court." "They are trying to tell us that these "I'd probably drop out of school if the proposal until consulting today and But Dr. Bunzel, in response to last three weeks didn't exist," Dunlap class was cancelled," said John Lyons, tommorrow with students enrolled in questions concerning what he would do stated. "If everyone, including Jessica, a behavioral science major and her now cancelled classes. if Mitford continues to meet with her doesn't get a fair shake, I think we veteran. "I'd be really pissed at the But it was reported last night that class "The American Way," said "We should all hold out." college if they did that, for without her Mitford decided to turn down the don't have any plans at all to interfere Peggy Robertson, a pre-law senior class I'd be dropped down to six units. compromise proposal and the judge with her meetings with her students." majoring in sociology, said that there "I signed up for this class and after then denied her request for the tem- Students in her classes however, will was "no way" she was going to try and being in it for three weeks, I would hate porary restraining order presented in not be receiving academic credit for get into another sociology class a month to be pushed into another." court by her husband, an attorney. attending Mitford's classes. late. James Sawrey, dean of the school of that Mara Lipton social sciences, said last week students in Mitford's classes would be Toeprint stickers supporting JPssica Mitford were printed by Milton Cutler of free to enter any other upper division the A.S. staff and distributed at Mitford's II a.m. Tuesday class. sociology courses. Rand study reveals tensions Anglo-Chicano relations may worsen

By Bob Piombo creased significantly in relation to "In dealing with different groups, we Ethnic relations between Chicanos Anglos. do try and seek out the leadership and the Anglo majority in San Jose A survey by the Santa Monica elements, but on all economic and could worsen due to "trouble spots" in "think-tank" found 46 per cent of Anglo sociological levels," Mayor Mineta the city administration, according to a parents and one-third of their children said. We don't just deal with recently released Rand Corporation in high-paying professional-managerial professionals like lawyers or doctors. research report. job areas, while none of the Chicano We also deal with grass root mem- The Rand report was requested by parents sampled, nor their children, bers." former City Manager Thomas W. held management or professional The Rand study suggested that San Fletcher in 1971, because he claimed positions. Jose move toward district rather than most of his decisions were conditioned Sixty per cent of Chicano parents hold at-large city council elections to obtain by growth factors and he wanted to low -paying clerical -labor-operative direct Chicano representation. know more about those factors. jobs, while 20 per cent of the Mglos are Mineta agreed that district elections The report found that San Jose's employed in this area, according to the would be better than at-large elections. growth rate is down and -life is good survey. "I proposed district elections back in Mayor Norman Mineta said San Jose 1967," said Mineta. "The public voted it and likely to continue to be good for Scott Mowry most Santa Clara County citizens." is involved in "affirmative action down in 1970." ROTC uniforms are changing. Some members now The report found, however, that the programs" to eliminate inequalities It failed to reach the 1973 ballot. wear skirts. average Chicano income has not in- between the two groups. He cited the city's current plan of hiring bi-lingual Moretti discusses 'Black Mountain' and hi-cultural policemen to com- Women participate for first time plement the city's racial make-up. Prop. 1 tomorrow In moving to diminish inequalities Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti will reviewed today between Anglos and Chicanos, the Rand talk about the effects of Proposition report suggests that San Jose change as regular members of ROTC One on higher education in the S.U. its present method of dealing with the "Black Mountain," by Martin Umunham Room ton arrow at 2:30 p.m. Chicano community. The present Duberman, will be reviewed today by Moretti is known as an adamant By Dean Daily practice, according to the report, is an They form the second squad of the she helped form a junior ROTC Dr. Robin Brooks, associate professor opponent of Gov. Ronald Reagan's tax of history, "elite approach" in which professional Last Thursday afternoon, the first second platoon of Alpha company, program. at today's Faculty Book limitation proposal, which will be Talk, 12:30 p.m. in city officials deal with selected Chicano SJSU ROTC drill of the season was held which is one of the two companies In what is still a predominantly male Room A of Spartan decided by state voters in the special Cafeteria. leaders. in the parking lot of the San Jose Bees forming the 85-member SJSU group. program, Fujimoto said she has found Nov. 6 election. stadium near the SJSU south campus. Nanette Fujimoto said she wanted to little conflict with the male ROTC It was an ordinary drill except now, for complete the ROTC program and un- members. "I find them very helpful. the first time in the history of the SJSU dergo training as an Army nurse. She When I first came here I had no friends, Bunzel admits fingerprint rules differ Reserve Officers Training Corps explained her reasons for joining the but when I walked up to the ROTC program, women were participating as ROTC: "I really like people. I think the building I found everybody very After questioning by faculty members of the Academic a system-wide policy. We're trying everything," Bunzel regular members. Army is a great opportunity to help friendly and helpful," she added. Council, SJSU President John H. Bunzel admitted San added. Under a national policy effective this people. I think we owe a lot to this Fujimoto makes tours of high schools Francisco State University does not always require its "Dr. Burns, Dean Sasseen, Dean Sawrey and I met with year women may now officially enroll country." and junior colleges as a public in- faculty members to be fingerprinted as a condition of em- Jessica last Wednesday in hopes that she might be ,lersuaded and complete the regular ROTC The IAM Angeles born Fujimoto has a formation officer, where she attempts ployment. to change her mind, but she refused." programs and qualify for entrance in great interest in drill. When she arrived to interest women in joining ROTC. In an address before the group Monday, Bunzel said that According to Dr. Hobert Burns, academic vice president the Army as junior officers. They may last year at SJSU she attempted to Except for the discipline, the Army is while San Francisco still requires fingerprinting for all non- who was at the meeting, it was even suggested to Mitford at then enter any Army program except interest women to enter ROTC, but like any ordinary job Fujimoto said. academic people, the policy for faculty members was waived this conference that she be fingerprinted in front of wit- for certain combat-related specialties. failed to attract enough potential "You salute and wear a uniform, but it some time ago. nesses, making a statement that she was doing this under There are now six women enrolled in students. Her interest in ROTC began would be the same as if you were a duress, then sue the university, getting to the question the SJSU program. Two of them, as a drill team leader in Los Angeles nurse and wore a uniform and would Bunzel was quick to add, however, "San Francisco is not a through litigation so the students could continue to receive second year military science student and later as a high school student where have to say hi to the doctors." model for San Jose and I do not sanction the position of doing credit for her class. Michelle Pelkey and first year student away with system-wide policy." Mitford refused this proposal, Burns said. Nannette Fujimoto, attended ROT(' Bunzel reaffirmed his stand on the Jessica Mitford issue Bunzel said Mitford had been informed of the requirement classes last year, although not enrolled City Council urges 'yes' vote and said the fingerprinting policy should be "reviewed and before she taught he first class and although he agreed that it in ROTC. reconsidered," but emphasized the policy has existed for was short notice, he stated that everyone else hired in this Four other women, Jeanette Bardo, over 20 years and is not a local requirement that can be capacity had received the same treatment. Loretta Fialho, Deborah Farley and on sports arena tax override waived by the university. "However, we are currently reviewing the time issue in Priscilla Zornoza, began the ROT(' at "I do not think it is equitable to exempt one individual from this practice," he said. SJSU this year. The San Jose City Council Monday o Make facilities available to persons unanimously urged a "yes" vote on the interested in civic celebrations, Nov. 6 tax override issue that would religious programs and similar ac- finance the Santa Clara indoor sports tivities. Nonconformity battles profit losses arena. Later the council decided not to act on According to the council, the arena a resolution, presented by the would: Emergency Committee to Defend Jacklin: optional books are missing o Provide a facility for basketball, Democracy in Chile, which accused ice hockey, boxing, wr,.'stling and other that government of genocide and By Gary Worthen D. Jacklin. students select optional readings. requests. sporting events; patterning its rule after Hitler's Last of two parts Jacklin believes that structured There is one loophole in Jacklin's Spartan Bookstore and Robert's o Be available for circuses, pop regime. Students who follow the traditional classes breed conformity. In deference idea. He claims the campus bookstores Bookstore carry optional texts. concerts, pageants, ice shows, rodeos Mayor Norman Mineta said that form of class are mechanical, claims to required reading and testing upon don't cooperate with him. Robert's supplies only the optional and horse shows: while the council members were per- SJSU philosophy instructor, Dr. Phillip the structured material, Jacklin has his "The bookstores are too bureaucratic books it believes it can sell, while the o Promote business and em- sonally "disturbed and outraged" by in their dealings. Their operation is Spartan Bookstore doesn't carry the ployment; events in Chile, they would only en- oriented by numbers and some of the amount Jacklin requests. Both stores tertain a motion concerning municipal things that are important, they don't usually order between 10 and 20 books Ed pre-reg set services having a direct bearing on San count," said Jacklin. of the optional books they supply. Jose residents Jacklin's arguments and the con- Jacklin feels the stores should carry Pre-registration will be held Council members Roy Naylor and tentions of the local bookstores do not an ample supply of books so that Wednesday, Oct. 24 through Wed- Susanne Wilson both said that while agree. everyone has the chance to buy them. nesday, Oct. 31 for secondary they were willing to vote for the first Jacklin stresses individual freedom Bob Winegardner, manager of student teaching education part of the resolution, they couldn't vote for the student to choose at his option Robert's Bookstore explained, "We credentials for the spring semester on the other three parts. what he wants to read and learn. cannot afford to carry all the optional 1974 in El) building room 404. The bookstores contend that profit books requested because most students losses on books not sold are the reason don't buy optional books." they cannot carry optional or recom- Spartan Bookstore textbook manager Inside the Daily mended books. Bob Kobold says, "We try to fill out all City councilman Jim Self, a business graduate and former A.S. Harry Wineroth, manager of Spartan requests. If we run short of books, we president at SJSU, talks about Spartan Stadium and Proposition 1 in an Shops said, "We'll order books that try to order more by air freight at cost interview with Bob Piombo. The question-and-answer exchange ap- we are to us. Sometimes the orders cannot be instructors require, because pears on Page 3 here as a service to the campus. Often filled by the publishers and sometimes Carol Dodo, channel 36's "Miss Perfect 36," removed her clothes on times we operate at a loss to provide the orders aren't filled fast enough." First Street the other day - Sunday night, as a matter of fact. Warren service, but we do try." Jacklin contends then that with Hein reviews her strip show on Page 5. Jacklin claims he is going to give his dealing with only one bookstore that Sheldon Ellsworth is the new water polo coach and so far his team has book requests to only College Book will carry his request and with an won six of eight games. Tim Hobbs feature story on the coach is on Sellers because the management has ample supply is the answer to his Mara Lipton l'age 4 Dr, Phillip Jacklin stresses unstructured classes agreed to carry the optional books he problem.

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Vol. 61 Page 2, October 17, 1973 No. 14

Editorial Academic Council gutless

A gutless wonder, the Academic On the one hand, the council President Bunzel is in Los Council proved to be Monday. follows the logic of President John Angeles today for a meeting of Instead of coming out strongly H. Bunzel ("We can't always ac- state university and college against the absurd fingerprinting commodate conscience when it presidents. He asked the council policy which has cost Jessica conflicts with policy."), who insists for a resolution so he could be Mitford her job, the council that an archaic policy having no equipped with something in the watered a resolution that made its legal substantiation be adhered to. event the Mitford case is brought position appear two-faced. The council "commends" the up. And two-faced it was. administration for that position. Well, he got the something, and The resolution, presented by On the other hand, the council it's not much. He should have taken Speech-Communications Depart- finds the fingerprinting with him a resolution strongly ment chairman David Elliot, requirement "irrelevant" and condemning the fingerprint policy "conunends the university ad- "unnecessary." and demanding an immediate end ministration for insistence that Well, then, which is the council's to its existence. there be no exception from the true sentiment? Thanks to the council, he got a fingerprint requirement and that We believe it should be the contradictory statement. the academic council finds the second. We hope the next resolution to practice of fingerprinting as a If the council, as chief policy come out from the council will be condition of employment advising body on campus, con- much more direct and forceful. irrelevant to academic endeavor siders the fingerprinting require- The fingerprinting policy is and, therefore, unnecessary." ment "irrelevant" and "un- "irrelevant" and "unnecessary," Now what's that supposed to necessary," why doesn't it seek to and the council should move im- mean? eliminate the policy completely? mediately to do away with it. Point of View Spartan Daily Editorial passes On Chile Serving the San Jose State University Council Since 1934 Community

Second class postage paid Barbara French at San Jose, Council absentees California Member of California Newspaper Publishers Association and the Associated A dispute broke out at Monday night's San Jose City Council meeting Press Published daily by San Jose State over the issue of what -directly affects" the people of San Jose. University, except Saturday and Sunday. during the college year The opinions expressed herein Paul Escoe, Tim Fitzgerald, one issue - the outdated and It is awfully difficult to fathom The bicker arose over a resolution presented by the Emergency are not necessarily those of the Associated Students. the College Administrallon or the Steve Sanders. senseless fingerprint policy which how they can represent anyone Committee to Defend Democracy in Chile urging the council to call on Department of Journalism and Advertising Each of these people ran for technically prevents Jessica when they aren't even there. politicians, both local and national, to investigate a number of issues Subscriptions accepted only on a remainder of semester basis Full academic year. 59 each. Academic Council last spring and Mitford from conducting her Student participation in ad- relating to the military coup in Chile. Semester. 54 50 Off campus price per copy. 10 cents Phone 277 3191 Advertising 277 3171 won election to three of the eight classes - one would naturally ministration affairs is a rare beast However the council, citing that the adoption of resolutions should Press of Erich Printing, San Jose student seats. expect each of the official student on this campus. It should not be "directly affect the citizens of San Jose," chose not to vote on the matter. Editor George Rede representatives on the council to be allowed to die. "I'm Advertising manager Robert Madrigal None of the three was present at Calling himself a "home rule boy" Councilman Roy Nayler said, in attendance. Either these three students have not going to partake in any resolution that doesn't directly affect San Managing editor Brad Bollinger Monday's meeting. The Spartan Editorial page editor Lee 0 SmauS Escoe, Fitzgerald and Sanders to make a commitment to the Joseans." News editor Joanne Gribble Daily would like to ask one Assistant news editors French student body and at least appear at Barbara question. Where were they? all made a commitment to the He continued, -By adopting the resolution we would be making a Gail Shiomoto student body when they ran for the meeting or they ought to political forum out of the council." Layout editor Ed Sessler Chief investigative writer Peter Howard In this rare point in time, when office and won. They were to relinquish their seats to someone Councilwoman Susanne Wilson said that she could support the part on Feature editor Bruce Jewett students have coalesced around Entertainment editor Joyce Yamashita represent the students. who will. protecting human rights but "what I do personally is one thing and what I Fine Arts editor Warren Hein do as a councilwoman is another." Sports editor Paul A Stewart COpv editor Kyle Clark It seems that with all the talk about how the world is moving closer Assistant copy editor Debbie Tennison Editorial Photo editor Ken BiSiO together and how the only sure way to achieve world peace is by working Assistant photo editor Wade Howell with other nations that a resolution urging inspection of a military Chief photographer Mike Russell Retail ad manager Cleon Harper overthrow would be of everyone's concern - even to the citizens of San National ad manager Lori Coates Jose. Business manager Mel Gordon Why Kissinger? In the past San Jose has chosen to take a stand on the Vietnam War, has prided itself on its sister-city program and has encouraged growth to build up its reputation as one of the largest cities in the United States. Awarding the Nobel Peace Considering that his statement In past years the highly regarded Prize to Henry Kissinger should "peace is at hand" was followed by peace prize went to those who truly It seems that in passing up the Chilean resolution, therefore, the matter Si)eak out make that prize worthless in the the heaviest bombing of the war deserved it. Last year, for was not one of public interest, but a move on the council's part not to eyes of anyone truly concerned before a settlement was example, it was given to Chan- The Spartan Daily will accept finally involve themselves in a controversial issue... an issue which can only be with peace. cellor Willy Brandt of West Ger- letters or guest columns of any reached after the election, resolved through citizen interest - even the interest of San Joseans. Kissinger, as President Nixon's many who worked hard to ease length from interested individuals Kissinger's ( and Nixon's) tactics top national security advisor, and tensions between the two Ger- on or off campus. For quick and might be called "negotiating Spiked Punch Le Duc Tho, his North Vietnamese manys'. full publication letters should be through fear." counterpart, received the award limited to 10 inches, or about 350 We hope the Nobel committee jointly for their part in negotiating Kissinger faithfully Stains quo thought words. The editor reserves the stood by attempts in future years to go back an end to the war in Vietnam. Nixon's war policies all the way. If right to edit for taste, libel, space to its high standards that made the Surely the Norwegian he negotiated an end to the war it or style. The editor also reserves Nobel Peace Prize a mark of high Bo!linger parlimentary committee that gives was not so much because he B tad the right to cease publication on distinction. topics he the prize couldn't have forgotten believed in peace but because Barry Goldwater once wrote a book entitled "The Conscience of a feels have been exhausted. Kissinger's two-faced an- Nixon made the decision that it was With the selection of Kissinger as Conservative." President John H. Bunzel must have read it on the way nouncements regarding the alleged politically expedient to withdraw a recipient, the prize no longer Letters may be brought back from Washington, D.C., last Friday before his press conference to the "peace at hand" made two months U.S. troops at that time and or- stands as a shining example to a Spartan Daily in JC 208 or sent care concerning Jessica Mitford. prior to the 1972 presidential dered Kissinger to finally negotiate world torn apart by hatred and of the Department of Journalism I say that because his supposedly liberal and qualitative mind must election. seriously. fighting. SJSU, San have been severely affected by something when he said at the conference Jose, Ca. 95192. "We can't always accommodate conscience when it conflicts with policy." I have a feeling that Dr. Bunzel's statement about SJSU's own Bruce Letters to the Editor Franklin and Mitford's trials and tribulations with first the loyalty oath and now the fingerprints, is going to follow him for a long time. Utopian idealism is one thing. But standing up and fighting against ilitford actions that she is clearly a cut allowing freedom of speech and Mitford to teach for three weeks something so obviously wrong as the fingerprint policy is another. fan above most of our faculty. assembly, hence dissent, when at San Jose without the required Dr. Bunzel has said that he opposes the fingerprint policyif not in Rather than worry so much the constitution was written was Loyalty Oath and the fingerprints public then at least in private. As a matter of fact, almost everyone does - Editor: about trees and chimes to give the to allow the people of the United when they knew that these faculty and students. But they, unlike Mitford, do not have the willingness Re: Jessica Mitford's current illusion of a university, Pres. States to have an actual voice into requirements must be met for or ability to oppose it. situation, may I say that if this so- Bunzel et al might consider that a relative matters which concern employment in the state college An example of this glorified apathywhich students are always getting called educational institution real university encourages the actual running of our nation. system? Is this not a dereliction yelled at for by the status quois the position the Academic Council took really would like to attain dialogue and thought, no matter If one remembers his United of duty on the part of the state yesterday. university status in more than now controversial. As such, it is States history at the time of the college system? It adopted the same ambiguous stand that Dr. Bunzel hasyes, we are name only, then it should more a philosophy than a facility. writing of the constitution, the Miss Mitford is wrong in against fingerprinting, but the trustees set the policy and who are we to reconsider Ms. Mitford's The administration should nation had just won its freedom assuming that the state college make an exception? "dehiring." (N.B. the Watergate- seriously reconsider its priorities. from a colonizing nation who system is trying to build a dossier type word.) by taking her fingerprints. I say to Dr. Bunzel and the Academic Councilyou are making fools of Marcia DeHart imposed laws and taxes without on her This school seems The fingerprint is a method of yourselves. You are crumbling into a quagmire of lofty conservative, to be con- cc: Jessica Mitford hearing what the populace had to stantly striving for even the impending matters. identification and Miss Mitford status quo thought. You are apathetic. You are afraid to take a stand greater Dr. James Sawrey say about heights of mediocrity than In essence, I believe that Miss should not object to the state representing San Jose State University as an individual institution previously attained. If we are to Mitford is abusing the spirit in college system's right to protect separate from all other institutions in the state. And worst of all, you are believe the most recent issue of which the constitution was their students and the people of a fellow scholar who has brought to the Mitford 'wrong' betraying surface a grossly the Tower List, then most of the written. the State of California by superfluous policy which you all know is wrong. instructors here are merely Most peoople seeking em- checking into the background of Henry David Thoreau would be ashamed of you. Goldwater, I'm sure, average. Fortunately there are Editor, ployment within the State of an applicant to determine if they you. is proud of some outstanding teachers, a few Miss Mitford claims that being California know that fingerprints have been an illegal immigrant, a It's kinda funny, in a way. But remember when you used to pray for the of whom I have had the luck and fingerprinted is "a violation of are required prior to any ap- convicted felon or lied on their president's health every morning in light of the constitution's order of pleasure to study with. anyone's rights ..!' What rights is pointment within city, county or application for employment. If succession clause? Excepting for these few, Miss Mitford referring to? The state government and state Miss Mitford falls within any of however, the above mentioned possible Well, it may not do any good to pray anymore. It probably doesn't SJSU has a bland right to freedom of the press, controlled schools. This faculty who, no matter in situations she could, by state law, matter whether Nixon's office is vacated early. It appears the noble what their assembly, religion, keep and bare requirement is usually stated age, seem to be counting search. the job resume. But at this point I be dismissed from her state-held Gerald Ford will have a shot at the presidency any way you look at it. the days arms or unlawful until they can retire with pension. in the constitituion does must acknowledge the fact that position or any other government Who we should be praying for is poor Spiro Agnew. Already the White Nowhere Ms. Mitford, in direct contrast to it say the taking of fingerprints is Miss Mitford is not all wrong but position. Miss Mitford, be new "era of confidence" has denounced him as unauthorized House in its this apathetic majority, is alive, illegal or unlawful. the state college system is also fingerprinted so the state college news as he once did. to attack television healthy, ready to teach, and I believe that Miss Mitford's equally at fault in the proceedings system can determine that you eager to teach. A is a Miss Mitford. We must I'm sure that Agnew, when he left the Baltimore courthouse last brilliant woman reaction to fingerprinting involving are who you say you are, and you and scholar, question, why has the Wednesday for an unknown destination, was actually headed for she has demon- method of causing dissent on a raise one can continue teaching at SJSU. strated by her lectures and her subject. The idea of state college system allowed Miss Thomas Eagleton's place for some counseling. very weak J.W. Munro But I guess Agnew's all right now. He was back to his old tricks Monday night. October 17 1973 Page 3 : Councilman Jim Self There he goes, Getting away from 'biggest is best' idea Mr. Allen Hall? There's never a dull representative from the hall moment in the dorms. At like if a 7-11 store is least not at Allen Hall. Allen, opening," according to Curtin. By Bob Piombo Auditorium, goes to the conservation board)? realize that it won't bring a given the reputation as the James E. Self, 27, was airport, the sports arena, if Self: I'm very sorry about Forty-Niner football team or party dorm has switched its elected to San Jose City it's built, a hotel complex, the veto of the Alquist bill, an Oakland A's baseball concentration to a Mr. Allen Council on July 1, 1973. He down to a large industrial which was a very sound bill, team. It's an indoor Hail contest. 'Don't go mme-.1 received a business degree park system we're building, not so much from a partisan stadium. It might bring a If successful, there is a from SJSU in 1970 and is a over t o the university and basis but from a business basketball team or a hockey possibility that both forChristmas.I former A.S. vice-president. back around again. I think and conservation basis. The team, but not necessarily. I Markham and Moulder Halls For information and reserve- 1 He was a NCAA swimming this is important, and we problem with the governor's just want people to know will follow and eventually tions mail this ad, phone or there could be a Mr. Tenth stop by and ask Barbara and diving champion and may get it as a county or game plan is that there's what they're voting on. Nevins at Student Services winner of the Outstanding federally-sponsored project. nothing afterward. It's an Street, according to Mary West on the lower level of I Q: Do San Jose Young Man of America Now the Environmenaal approach that says, 'No it's you support ill- Liz Curtin, mistress of the Student Union. creasing city councilmen's State University, 211 South award in 1973. Protection Agency came out not good, but something will ceremonies for the Nov. 7 I salaries measure B on 9th Street. San Jose, CA Question: What is your No. with something that said all come up better someday.' the affair. 95192 287.8240 Explore November ballot)? Originally 22 men were the alternatives before you 1 priority ill your work as a off-street parking has to be Well, that's sort of ass- this 1 various decide to go home city councilman? reduced by 20 per cent by backwards. Self: I think it's essential. nominated by Christmas residents, however all but Self: The most important 1974. This gives us a chance My feeling is that the I put in somewhere between Circle your destination of priority is improving the to really protect ourselves. governor and many people in 60 to 80 hours a week as a city nine declined. Competing in interest and mail quality of life. Quality vs. Instead of building ex- business think we'll never this replica of the Miss councilman. The demand on New York quantity is a philosophical pensive concrete garages, run out of resources. Anyone my time is tremendous. How America pagent will be Dave Epps, Danny Swinbank, Flight e523 American Air- I approach that people in the which is the usual solution, in Econ IA will tell you that are you going to get the type lines 707. Dec. 23, return I past have not had. We have why don't we build a there's a law of diminishing of leadership you need when Doug Green, Clark Semple, Jan 2. 5179. SJ/LA Steve Morse, Pat McGriff, to get away from the idea peripheral parking system returns, and when that goes so much time is spent on a Mexico City that "biggest is best." San around the downtown area? into effect the whole system job that pays $400 per Jose Venegas, Brad Kirruie Flight #618 United Airlines Jose has grown from vir- For example, the Park shonballs. And I'm scared to month? Most people have a and Rand Ennis. DC -8. Dec 18 return Dec. The nine contestants will 30 horn SF $159. from LA I tually zero to the 26th largest Center Plaza has 2,000 death that the whole system family to support, car and $145 city in the United States. But employes. We can have is about ready to snowball. house payments, and be judged on poise, looks and talent. Each man will be Honolulu, Hawaii so what? Taxes are high. those employes parking in another job to hold down. Flight :1.123 Western Airline I rt Rsa People aren't getting this outlaying parking Q: Do you favor district We are absolutely lucky in Councilman Jim Self required to do one solo 707, Nov. 23 return Nov. 26, adequate police, fire, system, then Bank of elections or at-large elec- San Jose to have the people performance in the talent from SJ $148.' library, parks or open space America, Wells Fargo, the tions for the city council? portion and then there will be we have. Even though I may Charter flights avail- services. And our role is to law offices and everybody Self: I'm very much for disagree with a couple of a group production. Aside from the talent part, able only to students, provide these services. there and the city can con- the districting concept. I members on council, I think faculty, staff and their EPA tightens controls will be either the Q: What is the city doing tribute to a shuttle bus have a hell of a time we are fortunate to have there immediate families of to improve transportation? system in and out. Or they representing 530,000 people. traditional bathing suit them. an- According to Ted McHugh, San Jose State Uni- Self: We've just can park at the Sports Arena It's physically impossible. If Stringent controls competition or a raincoat director of information at the versity. established a county-wide and get on the rapid transit we had district represen- Q: What's you're stand on nounced recently by the competition. Proposition I? Environmental Protection Bay Area Air Pollution fixed bus route system. Out route which swings you into tation and maybe upped the "Reason for the contest is Name will mean higher Control District (BAAPCD), of 110 buses, San Jose has the downtown. Then you number of council seats to Self: If Proposition I Agency because you never known costs for California car any plan for constructing a come up with about 50. We don't have to hassle that nine, that comes out to about passes and Measure B when there's a need for a owners. building with mor, than 50 Address need 600 but we don't have traffic going in and out. 60,000 people per coun- (salary increases) fails I'm In a press conference parking spaces will have to the money so there's no use We can also get rid of cilman. I can more than going to be really surprised Monday, Russell E. Train, get a permit from the crying about it. street parking, which will adequately represent that if the city runs smoothly. Attorney I City of EPA, said the District. The second thing we're widen the streets by two number. In a two or three Proposition I totally director -air program starting is what we call a lanes. We could use those month period I can talk to devastates all state aid to agency's clean The EPA has ordered all ! 22 metropolitan State Zip Demand Actuated System or lanes exclusively for buses 60,000 people, which means programs which we're very would affect employers with 700 or more will speak in eight states, in- ISTUDENT SERVICESI Dial-A+Bus. You pick up a so they can move in and out in four years I can talk to dependent on. It forces on us areas parking spaces, and those in Francisco phone and say I want to go to much faster than in the past. every constituent four or five responsibilities that we are cluding the San central business sections Flo Kennedy, attorney, I WEST Bay Area, Los Angeles, San such and such a place and a I think we can actually times. And that excites me. not responsible for now. All with 70 or more spaces, to and civil rights and con- Housingprogramsavailable. , Diego, the San Joaquin sumer advocate, will speak bus will go to your house or accomplish these goals in Q: Do you support the of a sudden we don't have the prod employees into forming . d on Pro railot I Valley and the Sacramento of Ishareob minimumse street and take you to where about six or seven years. building of the sports arena dollars and three times the car pools by grating them on "The Politics of administra- 1 you can take a mainline. We Q: How is your energy (measure A on the responsibility, and we're Valley. preferred parking locations Oppression" Friday at 8 g and includes an The EPA's plan just an- p.m. in the S.U. Ballroom. 1 tionlion fee of $15.00. Fare is have 200 buses for this conserving plan going? November ballot)? forced with fighting for our for free. awcitchortdhaeceAwBitahntdariittncoinudflelesnc this week is system and we hope to start Self: Pretty good. We've Self: Yeah, I support it, lives to provide proper police nounced Tickets for the talk are one- To further put curbs on I all taxes. Fare may vary I it by June.. gotten some flack from but it's no major project of and fire protection, let alone designed to discourage available at $2 each from the travel and pollution, the EPA is calling Jose Box Office, the A.S. based on the actual number V The program I'm trying to people but we expected that. mine. I'm concerned with anything else like parks. person-per-car San Air- for catalytic mufflers to be the oavelling develop is a complex but You don't tell people to turn the dollar drain. It cuts my And you expect anyone to encourage mass transit and Business Office, or at Lof:rasreengBe7rstr07 r DC8 le installed on 1966-1974 model door.ts. comprehensive program. off their neon sign after they efficiency down in getting come in and work under formation of car pools. cars and light trucks capable We're working through the just spent $4,000 on the sign the bonds for capital im- those conditions? It's not In the Bay Area, strong of burning unleaded County Transit Commission and not get flack. But what provements, bonds for parks going to happen. controls will be implemented to develop a rapid transit we're saying is, between and open space, or the in- on parking as a result of the gasoline, at a cost to owners Sale Q: Should the San Jose Grand Opening demonstration program. midnight and daybreak no creased bonds that may be EPA's program. of $145. airport be h. proved? We've been funded $1.4 one sees those signs, so just necessaryfor transportation. million for the study and all shut them off. Or parking If you spend it one space, Self: I'm not an airport the initial steps. I'm looking lights that aren't being used you don't have it to spend freak. I'm comfortable to Animal Ii be ration at a very advanced method at night. Why don't we just some place else. make the airport a good, of transportation called the turn off every other light. Q: Then why do you quality regional airport, with Women aren't the only citizens to refrain from magnetic levitation transit We have the jurisdiction to support it? the flights we have now, but ones being liberated these participating in cruel ac- system. It's a system that do it and we're going to Self: I protested it ex- primarily serving the days. tivities and sports leading to functions on magnetism. It's enforce that jurisdiction. I tensively at the council level, western states. I don't Now Friends of Animals, animal suffering. non-polluting, non-energy think the council realizes the because I wanted it on the support a 747 airport or an Inc. (FAI), a national Mayors Leo E. Howell of draining and causes zero need for this kind of thing ballot. The public was told international airport. I don't organization trying to halt Hayward and Kirke W. noise. A company down in and will approve it. We'll be it'd cost them $22 million, think it's practical. With the animal exploitation, has Comstock of Palo Alto are San Diego has it in operation saving about 10 per cent of when in fact it'll run about safety factor, the pollution received the support of two of the 14 mayors in and a company in Germany our PG&E bill, which comes $60 million due to interest factor, the noise factor and mayors and governors from California who signed the is doing a lot of production on to about a $5,200 savings. rates and everything. the increased growth factor 23 states proclaiming last proclamation. them. I really think it's the Q: How do you feel about I'm not opposed to the I'm just not ready to accept Saturday "Animal Anyone interested in energy form of the future. Gov. Reagan's veto of the arena. It might be a good it. But I will improve the Liberation Day." helping the FAI "liberate" We're looking at a loop for Sen. Alfred Alquist, D-San thing especially with the airport where improvements T he proclamation, signed animals should write to the system to cover. It starts Jose, Bill (that would have sports-mindedness of this meet my definition of what a by 61 mayors and governors, Friends of Animals, Inc., 11 downtown at Civic established an energy county. But people should airport is. calls for the prevention of W. 60th St., New York, N.Y. cruelty to animals and for 10023. Tenant-landlord court battles costly, - Compensation topic of talk Men 'S Boutique ALL EUROPEAN The Manpower Shirts Pon ts Suits Shoes Vests settle out of court,says S.J.attorney Administration Department will meet at 7 tonight in the ..1 II prices reduced I to 5 dollars S.U. Almaden room. off list price Both tenants and landlords the time and trouble in- contract, Perkins said. According to Perkins, Paul Bush, director of PLUS 5% discount off any item with ASH car should avoid the anguish and volved. Neither can the landlord there is no such thing as a personnel for the Food Open Mon. thru Sat. 11.7 expense of courtroom bat- Speaking to about 50 enter the premises unless he nonrefundable deposit. Machinery and Chemicals Jose, 286-4223 tling, according to Thomas. landlords and tenants, is notified of need of repair Security deposits must be Company (FMC) will speak 470 S. 10th St., San G. Perkins, a San Jose at- Perkins detailed the duties or there is an emergency returned aid cleaning on "Compensation Today." ONE BLOCK FROM CAMPUS torney. and responsibilities of each situation. However, the deposits must be returned in "My happiest clients are party in layman's terms. landlord may retain the right full or in part depending the ones who settle out of He said the landlord must to reasonable entry as part upon the degree of damage court," Perkins stressed legally "put the premises in of the contract. in excess of normal wear and Monday night at a free class habitable condition and Perkins explained that tear. HAVE THE 135.-145. PRICE cosponsored by the San Jose provide for needed repairs," tenants are responsible for Perkins' class will con- Community Tenants Union except for those caused by maintaining the premises tinue next Monday at 7:15 TAGS TURNED YOU AWAY and the National Lawyers the tenants. paying the rent; p.m. in the S.U. Pacifica Guild on tenant-landlord According to the law, not creating a nuisance Room. He will discuss relations. "livable" means: or destruction; eviction procedures, repairs FROM THE BEAUTIFUL, NEW Perkins said the small effective waterproofing abiding with the terms of and rent increases.. Thomas Perkins damages t hat are recovered of roof and walls, including the contract. LONG FASHIONS? in these court cases rarely windows and doors; Under the Unruh Act, compensate either party for plumbing facilities that businesses, including land- It won't happen at TED'S! work; lords, may not discriminate GAS hot and cold running for "nonbusiness" purposes. Stanford MBA SAN JOSE'S FINEST Regular Ethyl water with sewage disposal However, this does not in- facilities; clude children, pets and REPRESENTATIVE FACTORY OUTLET STORE heating facilities; other stipulations that may 41' TO CAMPUS 38' electric lighting; COMING be legitimately defined as We are featuring new long OPEN clean commons areas. business related. 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San Fernando - Ons block from campus LOOSE SHEEN- Stanford, California 94305 8:30-5:00 M-F, Opel Saturdays, Phone 294-2091 BRING THIS AD (next to Fox theater) Page 4, October 17, 1973 OPEN SJSU tough INOWEDDIE', FAST in soccer los CHILI DOGS By Bryan Murray Spartans and Falcons far. He said Chico and UC Soccer play between crowding the home goal. Berkeley will represent FOOD TO GO British Columbia University BC's Jim Quin shot through similar challenges this POOL TABLES and SJSU last Friday in the congregation and into the season. PINBALL MACHINES Spartan Stadium was a corner of the goal. The Spartans are scrapping, hard -contact A head shot by Spartan currently 6-3 for the season. 261 E. WILLIAMS ST match that brought out Tony Suffle was blocked by They are 1-2 in conference BETWEEN 6TH & 7TH unexpected Spartan BC goalie Al Flemons on a play. BLOCK SO. of SCHOOL machismo. flying leap. ',lemons The Canadians set the replaced BC's No. 1 man who ground rules early in the is currently touring Europe ,sumpAy pc? 20973 ANY- game, fighting for with the Canadian national possession in bumping one- team. - on-one contests. The Spar- Suffle tried again with a 4:14 ANN LIIAL Go,

way., tans readily adjusted to the powerful but high attempt. rough play. Although SJSU Joe Giovachinni finally did ,7111. pc BUSlivess :sr lost 2-1, it was one of the best the deed on a hurry-up free year. kick. The kick came before L fr. 91Minerees spectator games of the Particulary good was the the Falcons or the crowd ball handling. could get ready. Giovachinni ,... 4/--.,., 4l1, 44 Marty Gatewood Hoff Spartan A4'4r Previously unseen juggling was assisted by Suffle. ' .1' With the score tied, SJSU's Tony Rosa drives for the unsuccessful point acts and clever passing The final point came in the marked the Spartan for- second half when SJSU wards. goalie Brian Russell was For love, not for money Jim Zylker went on a drawn out of the goal while spree, sliding into Falcons blocking a shot. Fullback and stealing the ball. He Steve Gray failed to com- L...... fought toe-to-toe against BC municate with Russell and defenders and generally the Falcon follow-up was ,.,r: . outran everyone. good. Ellsworth dedicate The first score came with After that, the Spartans ii,-;c By Tim Robb transition from player to with all 30 guys on the into water polo because controlled the ball for the ....,...,-,..,.. 1 Over the years I've wasn't too difficult but team." some consider it a "minor" M coach remainder of the game. They yes ORR ' - water polo, a player I just The least exciting part of sport. "There is no pro water gotten a lot from added, "as would methodically set up F11,_ and I hope that through my played without thinking too Ellsworth's job is running polo, so the career op- Free ducats the play, attempt the shot ) Lrilis-. coaching I can give some of much about why or how I did the team through its' daily portunities are limited. Also, and regain possesion for that back to the kids I things. As a coach I have to conditioning drills. "The in high school, football is the available another try. hows conditioning is shit, it's fame sport and athletes that ,0)),,airm-4/ CZ/ ' able to explain the Mail" ;aa,;:raltoyto coach," be i90 in-/tor ( Coach Julie Menendez _ ,, , This reflection by Spartan and whys to my players." boring, it's tedious. But it's could perform well in water viewed the Falcon contest as water polo coach, Sheldon The young coach also ad- necessary." He explained polo play football instead," the hardest fought game so Ellsworth only serves as a mitted to a basic change in that to have a well - Ellsworth said. in grid offer partial explanation of his attitude with the change of conditioned team, you have "If you don't think water dedication to the game of responsibility. When I was to discipline the kids to push polo players are in top A special ticket offer will DISCOUNT DISCOUNTS water polo and now, to SJSU a player I was worried about themselves as hard as they condition, try treading water be instituted for this water polo. myself and maybe a few of can. for five minutes with your Saturday night's SJSU 11th ANNUAL u4 75% OF - You really have to love the other guys on the team. Ellsworth reflected that arms in the air," he football game, as the PUSALES the game to stay with it," Now as coach I'm concerned many top athletes don't go suggested. "Spartan Machine" will host Ellsworth said. Now in his the University of Utah. 14th year of organized water 44P."1,44000X Santa Clara Valley 7-11 polo the 28-year-old head Stores, Frontier Village and coach said, "monetary Eidelweiss Dairies will have remuneration isn't a motive tickets upon request which in staying in water polo. It will admit two children free won't make you rich." with a paying adult ($3.50) Ellsworth, a graduate of general admission. Await High School, Foothill There is no limit on this HE' College and Long Beach first-come-first-serve offer, SKI STO SALER DIS OUNTS State, is serving his rookie and it will continue -AWAY BANKAMERKARD. 1ST year as Spartan coach throughout the rest of the USE OUR LAY NAT. MASTER CHARGE following Lee Walton's SJSU grid season. abrupt summer retirement. BLIZZARD KASTLE KNEISSL REMI His previous coaching ex- perience includes; assistant E1111 It611 SKIS SKIS coach for San Jose State's 5,lhazzrtard 7799 Top Guts 99 MAGIC 1968 National Collegiate Broken Red 3999 Ski 1200 White & Reg, Association Take Sizes 129.93 to Athletic 4; 2000 Hurry! FIBRE- GLASS 69 Blue 79.95

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HOUSES WHITE lot of area poloists and knew Make it to the Gap STAG and IMPORTS, many of the Spartan players SHELDON For the world's greatest ELLSWORTH, quarters of last week's 8-4 posom before taking on his coaching new SJSU head water polo win over San Diego State selection of Levi's'. Over 4 tons per store WIND duties this fall. coach, talks it over with University. Spartans to a 6-2 ledger so Levi's -that's all we 99 Warm-Up Pants 99 Reg. said that the Spartan carry PANTS REG. 9 Ellsworth poloists between From Levi's for women, Ellsworth has guided the far this season. Famous Brands for men ond If ft WATERPROOF 14.95 Varltly. gals To Levi's Sta-Prest sAEN'S warmly Insulated Largo pants Good trip WOMEN'S Assorted Coloro ' Spartan 'Joggernauts' take 2nd PRE-MOUNTED," n SKI SETS SI(I BOOTS FISCHER SKIIS RED STAR! in eight team contest at Davis RACER With Gaze Bindings Val. to 100.00 M sS La-i., Val. to 89.95 By Ed Moore position last year," said Schilling and we should have The PCAA The Spartan cross country Riggs, "he's out with a slight Ebert back," said Riggs, originally scheduled for the famous S r,nih Import 1 SKIPARKAS team took second place cold." "Grover Prowell, who was Los Angeles area, have been KOFLACH Gold Star1991 behind the harriers of Davis "Both the Chico also out due to sickness may changed to Santa Barbara. It gap. ro SKI PANTS $59 SKI BOOTS HAUSER at the Davis Invitational last Invitational and the Davis join the lineup." will still be an all day event LADIES WAFTED sins fop ';41,;:Vii` 909 Saturday. Invitational were run on five After this Saturday's on Nov. 10. ITALY / wt Oa. Ualsomiyaal rake, Goad ifon.ng, IMPORTS "It was an eight school mile tracks," he said, "but meet, the cross country team There has been no change 1811 W. San Carlos 19,9 tulrly 0,1 1.1 al Ow expaisl ewrry ler PR .lt %UMW meet," said coach Don from here on we'll be run- 1 a./ st1.11.1 meets Cal Poly (SID). The for the Nov. 26 NCAA Finals Between Piot, 5191 Riggs, "and I think the team ning on six mile tracks." event will be the only one in Spokane, Wash. It will also Bascom & Meridian should be proud of them- The "distance men" meet held on the Spartan's home be an all day event. THIS GROUP OF FORMER 999 selves." Stanford next, at Stanford on track. Starting time will be SKI BOOTS RENTALS INCLUDES SOME FOAM N2999 "We had a young team Saturday. Starting time is 11 _ 11 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 27. win7r, RI WON!, RI again, running three fresh- a.m. Admission is free. men and two sophomores." "Even though the team is On Nov. 3, the "Jugger- Krause, who ran in the No. young, I don't think the six nauts" have one more in- CROSS COUNTRY 1 spot against Chico, ran in mile track will give us too vitational, before the PCAA WE HAVE THE LARGEST SELECTION OF CROSS COUNTRY the No. 1 position this time much trouble." Finals, against Hayward's SKIS IN NORTHERN CALIF. FAMOUS NAME BRANDS, TOO!!! too, yet finished sixth in "We've got Krause, harriers. ' Davis as compared to his ICROSS COUNTRY SKIS 16th place finish at Chico. I SALES and RENTALS Davis had a total of 26 points and the Spartan KNEISSL SPECIAL BUM "Juggernauts" amassed a C. C. RACER 99 JARVINEN EPDXY total of 44. i.e. Krause placed fourth FIBREGLAS 85.00 FarYINZEL CROSS 2999 FINEST overall, Rich McCandless I. Ptel. The Garret - A restaurant with a rustic COUNTRY took sixth, Don Grubber CROSS COUNTRY 100.00 19 93 atmosphere upstairs and an intimate SKIS stole seventh and Mark SKIS MADE candlelight atmosphere downstairs. 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Our rrrrrr ch 'Menai ls told for Ns (Mr See-Wed rfismrch remittance on P SALES SUNDAY'nH 10.5 - October 17, 1973, Page 5 Indian art in library Museum shows Fine Arts children's films wool, yarn and feathers The San Francisco Museum of Art will present Saturday Films for Children Indian art representing cance and symbolize Indian Wood carvings and Indian Education for further in- Saturday in the Museum rituals, dances and the rituals. dolls from the Nahuas of formation. Graphics by Johns Auditorium at Van Ness Ave. Cuetzalan, Puebla state will The 1 p.m. spiritual beliefs of tribes in Using peyote buttons as a Wipple will instruct an at McAllister St. be offered along with straw all 12 Mexican states is the extension course on Mexican program is free to ceremonial stimulant, the and tule figurines from the current exhibit in the display Indians receive culture next semester children. Huichol Tarascans of Michoacan cases at SJSU's Library. religious visions which can focusing on Indian dances, state. Further information may Authentic statues, masks, be seen transfered to their and arts and crafts. He has Magazines written in exhibit in gallery be obtained by calling and dolls created from the art work. also visited several remote English with photographs of Dennis O'Leary at 863-8800. Huichol, Totonac, Nahua, tribe locations studying the and Tarascan Indian All objects and images are Indian dance ceremonies folklore and mores of the By Terry Brinkerhoff lines together with a grey $201X/ cultures are made only from made by Indian groups may also be seen and pur- SPORTS PARACHUTING native Indians. Breaking away from ar- background. Future art gallery exhibits materials found in their presently living in Mexico, chased for educational free orientation tistic trends of literary A spectrum of colors is will present Manuel Neri, a natural environment. Wool, passing down their culture purposes. Interested The exhibit will be open to Wednesdays 8 PM meaning, Jasper Johns, a offered to the viewer in famous sculpter; Peter yarn and feathers are pieced from generation to students may see Gilbreth the public for two weeks. world renowned graphic Johns' "Fragment-Accor- Plagins, a one man show in Air-One Building together for religious signifi- generation. Wipple of the School of TB artist, has created a variety ding to What-Leg and January, and a faculty art 1144 Coleman Ave. of lithographs featuring Chair." Used in an earlier show on Oct. 23. 374-7104 unending lines, borders and 1964 painting, "The Leg" scattered objects presently features a white chair, and on display, through Thur- running paint forms with I Nickel Beer is Back! sday at the SJSU Art subtle colors. Bring in this Ad 2 Beers per/person Carol Doda Gallery. Criticized for the I this special good: Mon. -Fri. 1:30 p.m.- 4:00p.m.. sameness of his prints, Johns' 30 works defy Johns' overused white cup Immediate understanding puts on' as and hanging paint brush is due to their depth of style seen in "M". The lithograph and special definition. He simulates movement, along takes what the viewer sees to with a brush and pully she takes it off be a flat surface, adds suspended from an un- degrees of shade and color, garb, showing a glittery surfaced border. By Warren Hein and draws the eye into the suit. Then the stage Additional John's y2 So IP tic t Hollywood will never be body painting. went black and it was time creations included "Fool INNimmonmsommmmeemoommweV the same, which may or may 11. for her "Salute to Gypsey brooms, and cup House", "Decoy" and not be such a bad idea after - Brushes, No general ever conventional "Untitled," which are for ONE GOD/ONE RELIGION/ONE MANKIND viewing night club star Rose Lee." images overlap saluted like that. causing students to sale in the neighborhood of stripper Carol Doda's act at borders With her back turned to the their first downtown's Camera One see more than audience and in pink Theatre. impression. spotlight, she did her thing. Fifteen minutes worth of Johns' earlier paintings 13AaiefeatG With a zip here and a zip her "act" (and I use that there she turned around and (1968-70, ) deal with the .1 term loosely) was a gala r, From God alone can descend the did her thing, and what implications of edge and sexual put-on for the 75-plus and the things they are. She danced flatness. His "Grey unification of mankind seat warmers who paid $2.50 around for a minute or so, Alphabet" is a collection of ordering of the world. This is the to $3.50 to see the celebrated NO MATTER WHAT then the stage went black letters distorted from their essence of faith in God today. "Perfect 36" ( who is now a by dif- YOU DRIVE, WE'LL again. usual appearance INSURE IT silicone 44) Sunday night. FOR LESS Informal Discussion held Salute to Shirley ferent brown and black She bounced, jiggled, FOR THE PAST SEVEN The tape announced her textures. every Monday nite at the swayed, and sang her way YEARS WE'VE WORKED next Salute to Shirley WITH INSURANCE COM- Calaveras Rm. Student Union into the hearts and minds of Just when I began to see a Temole" with a "pep- diversified PANIES TO REDUCE the audience. pattern in his YOUR AUTO INSURANCE permint lollypop." Shirley Contact Ed Young style, they seemed to change RATES. PLEASE COME Temple would have been a IN OR Carol Doda visited the to objects flowing in and out CALL FOR A or Tim Overlook at much bigger star is she had of space, in push pull PERSONAL QUOTATION Spartan Daily earlier this CAR OR looked like that. Then again, images. ON YOUR 298-7766 week for an interview movies may have been MOTORCYCLE. with reporter Susan phrase.) The "Fragment-According CAMPUS busted (excuse the CSIS INSURANCE Hathaway. Nudity is not Doda wore a sailor hat, To What-Hinged Canvas" SERVICE the only thing she does, curls, and transparent runs black borders and fine 404 S. THIRD ST. 249-8691 according to Doda. Watch leotards with blue stars. She patriotic, for the story in looked very World (As Seen From an especially with the large Unusual Position)," and tomorrow's newspaper. blue star strategically hardly seemed worth the placed over an important price of admission especially The show began with a area of discussion. A couple when a Samurai movie CLASSIFIED carnival-like tape recording other areas of discussion immediately followed 2 BOOM II bdrm WW of her manager Arthur FURN. APTS. PHOTOGRAPHY WEDDINGS 188 were completely visible, as Doda's show. It seemed like ANNOUNCEMENTS WANTED carp refrig, stove, utilities pd 408 S FREE color slides. Advertising, Meyer saying, And now, a FOR SALE , HELP 5th St Facing Duncan Hall 2913 0934 she hung and sung girlishly "Bambi" following Portraits. 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Everyone sat to the music women with pleasant telephone drums bouncing against her star's act. Eutrazia Grant, Dir 241 1300 equipment periodic specials below SAN JOSE RESIDENCE CLUB Coed STUDENT TYPING NEAR voice to do customer service work MERIDIAN & CURTNER EX of a familiar Hollywood tune, Pi Sigma Alpha presents this dealer cost. 252.2028 after 5 pm All facilities for students 79 bosh to ribs. While this was the A little fun STRIKE No experience necessary, salary 12 PERIENCED 265 2134 Film classic by Sergi 109 50 single 202 S 11th Phone 293 'waiting for Doda, who finally Silent Russian BLACKLIGn T POSTERS 51 50, to 3 50 hr Call Mr Lewis 287 8654 or TYPING, FAST. ACCURATE, comical high point of the "It's just entertainment Oct 19, 3.30 8. 7374 M Eisenstein Fri BLACKL1GHT BULB AND FIX 286 8814 ELECTRIC, CALL 377 5142 AFTER came whirling down from 132 75 cents SAN FERNANDO HOUSE Well evening, Shirley Temple and a little fun," smiled 7.30 pm Engineering TUBES COMPLETE 4 FOOT 123.95 MENWOMENt JOBS ON SHIPS! -No 12 00 pm MARCIA REYNOLDS attorney, located for serious students maid a, the back of the long and FLO KENNEDY, Feminist, 2 FOOT 1113 95 AND 113 INCHES exper required. Excellent pay probably would have fainted Meyer. "There's nothing linen serv Color TV Kitchen, BRIDAL FAIR PHOTOGRAPHY was civil rights leader, will speak on 511.99, STROBE LIGHTS $19 99, GAS Worldwide travel Perfect summer narrow theater. She Fri Parking 69 50 to 89 50 237 E San HIGH quality wedding photography dead. wrong with it. Everybody "The Politics of Oppresion" GLO BULBS 13 SO, PATCHES 75c & lob or career Send 13 for in Fernando 793.6345. for LOWEST Bay area rates SD dressed as a cross between Oct 19. College Union Tickets O. UP, LEATHER GOODS & formation SEAFAX, Dept J 9 P0 Fully-clothed couch knows we're here for a little 294 GARDEN STUDIOS $109 65119 Four includes gold & white album 60 Carmen Miranda and Humanist Community of Si. BINOCULARS. INSENSE 25 Box 2049, Port Angeles, Washington pools laundry, Off street parking color prints of your Choice fell set of The remainder of the fun, and Carol enjoys her 5017 STICKS 29c PIPES 51.00 & UP, 98362 slides BRIDE KEEPS ALL Chiquita Banana, with a high PRICES ARE BEST AT SAN JOSE INDIA BEDSPREADS 15.95 & UP, 1319 Sunny Ct Walk, Bike, Drive, or "act" consisted of her work." WANTED Part Time Liquor clerk NEGATIVES Extra full color 8 X WATERBED CO. 154W Santa Clara T SHIRTS 52.00 EACH, IRON ON Bus to CSUSJ 797 1200 fruit-filled hat and flowing male female will consider training 10's 11 25 each Staff of 20 performing stark naked with That was obvious from St 801 Almaden Ave TRANSFER VARIETY 750 EACH 2,3,Bedroom Townhouses 1155 Fro skirt. Call 2.51 8691 new carpet, swimming pool, air photographers Make an aP a fully-clothed couch. The [WIWI Student Forum invites college BROOKS, ROE San Fernando I Blk Doda's act. She laughed and TALENTED songwriters & creative cond free parking & private pointment see our samples then She sang all the while as community to the birth of the Bab from SJSU Phone 297 0409 couch was the only prop on smiled happily during most groups wanted by Music Publisher balcony Perfect choice 51 5 19th decide. Open every evening until 10 Potluck BBO & party Fri Oct. 19, 4 BOOKS BOUGHT AND TRADED she reached the stage, then Producer Call 14081 292 2222 Mgr Apt 3 Call Cliff 29S 3962 p.m for FREE Bridal Packet Call stage. She used it well. of her "work," surely PM on 7th St & 7PN1 Home Er. Rrn 1 Recycle Book Store 235 S. 1st St . MALE CHICANO TUTOR WANTED 3 BDRM, FURN. APT .w w carpeting 237 3161 threw off her fruit hat and Phi U's having a bake sale Check out S J Fair prices, finest selection of Doda rolled on the couch, knowing all the while that for Spanish language and Mexican AEK. S Ilth 115 1974 used books IS records 1225 695 WRITING AND RESEARCH the Home Ec Building on 7th St. in San Jose Call Carlos at 289 9280 day unbuttoned a few pieces of customs 2 BDRM, TH 1,1 BATH, AEK, Wh Assistance Editing Call convincingly moving her she was making a lot of between 10 30am & 2 prn Thurs. Oct We specialize in Sci Fiction, Social Typing, or stop by 165 5, 3rd St Apt 6 Dy'r, D'WH, Fury or Un Furn Science and 277 3993 thighs to the music's beat. 18 Contemporary Fiction. 21 hrs aifts money. House 8. yard help 52 hr Patio, crpt drapes Eve or Wends BEGINNING BELLY DANCE The Christian Science Organisation of MASON SHOES for men & women S mi. 515. Tchr tam 923 'Shrew opens turned over on her own trans 263 1489 1230 Unfurnished CLASSES Veil work. Cymbal filet?, She then When asked if she thought this campus would like to welcome since 1904. EXCLUSIVE air.cush 6918 46 PM. Female Roommate Own room c ms, improvisation Close to campus. back and rose to the oc- she could possibly be tor- you to its Thurs eve meetings at insole! Complete line of service Opportunity for on campus "Job bath. 873.75 call 297.5368 NOW, Ph 215 1511 Tickets for the first six casion, using her hands to turing some of the poor 7 30 in the Student Chapel next to shoes SALE men's dress oxfords 6 student interested in Astrology If American Gym 16 AA EEEE Reg 24e5 NOW you need extra Cash send your RENT A TV OR STEREO, free productions of the help express her feelings. A NARCOTICS INDUSTRY AN 613, A delivery, free service call Esche's horny guys in the audience, 21 99! SALE men's wingtips name. birthclate, year, place. & hour LOST & FOUND Theater's ECONOMIC PERSPECTIVE an EEEE Reg, 21.95 NOW 23,99! SALE 251 1598 Conservatory little later, the lights went she replied a definite, of birth to "CAMPUS extension short course this weekend wos nurse oxfords 411, AA EEE eighth season are now on ASTROLOGY" Box 397. Aberdeen, LOST: Brown malt Irish Terrier 1 HAIRCUTS 8. TRIMS, ALL STYLES out and the show was over. "Heavens no." Oct 19 21 will cover history of oar Reg. 15.95 NOW 1399! SPECIAL, S Dakota, 5741 No fees, this is a collars, call On Steele, psychology ONLY $1 30 SAY GOODBYE TO sale at the Geary Theater reties, international supply (15 role Save St more if you are one of the Many members of the "I think my act motivates bonafide job offer " dept 277 2766, REWARD SPLIT ENDS, CALL 287 2678 of CIAI domestic distribution role of first six customers! HURRY Sale box office, Geary and Mason "NEED CASH" earn money daily. STUDENT TYPING 85 cents per Page predominantly male the imagination. It's a form "Mafia" & what can be done Sign ends soon! See the complete line of Make $20 to 130 per night Full and close to campus Phone 990 469 streets, San Francisco. up at Extension 1 unit guaranteed MASON Shoes today audience were heard to say, of stimulation," she smiled. 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For Salo U ma Iowa o "'."tr ionspnclylinn " COLLEGE CALIF 95114 PHONF 277 1115 Mutts: $3.50 Students: $2.50 TR '72 Spitfire 12100 Like new. 5.000 J miles Call 122 2141 or 373 1906 Page 6, October 17, 1973 News Briefs Students joining Compiled from the Associated Press Sororities,fraternities Kissinger wins up were eight national Sorority and fraternity the dean of students, and an membership increased this sororities on campus with 241 members; in 1971, seven adviser to the Interfraternity Peace Prize semester for the first time houses with 170 members; in Council (fraternity coun- since the early 1960s, ac- terpart to the Panhellenic OSLO, NORWAY - Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and 1972, six houses with 131 cording to alumni ad- Council) said fraternity North Vietnamese ambassador Le Due Tho were awarded members; in 1973, six houses visers. membership at SJSU the 1973 Nobel Peace Prize for negotiating the cease-fire with 161 members. dropped from 800 in 1960 to which officially ended the Vietnam war. The announcement Sue White, adviser to the White admitted the in- crease is very slight, but said 112 in 1972. was made yesterday by Mrs. Aase Lionaes, chairwoman of San Jose Panhellenic DuShane she feels it is significant and was unable to the Nobel committee. Council, which governs quote any yearly indicative of future trends. statistics, The official presentations of the medals will be held Dec. 10 rushing, pledging and but said there White attended a were 14 at the University of Oslo. The is the first high-ranking Initiation of the six national fraternity Panhellenic workshop in houses at SJSU in member of a Communist government to be so honored. sororities at SJSU said the middle October, and said, with the and late 1960s Kissinger was informed of the award while conferring with "Membership is still low, but whereas exception of Long Beach and there are now only President Nixon at the White House. promising for the first time six. Santa Barbara state in years. Membership colleges, representatives this year, Nixon, Arabs to meet however, is 175the first "Because of the war, from all other state colleges increase in many years, and WASHINGTON - President Nixon will meet with the extreme social changes and and universities reported an a total increase of 60 for all representatives of four Arab nations today to discuss the a different outlook in the increase in membership. fraternities combined last current Middle East conflict. The meeting was announced attitudes of young people, "Sororities are a plus to barbers r ranch year. following reports that several of the Arab nations are con- sororities and fraternities the administration," White DuShane said the increase sidering withholding oil shipments to the United States. Jocelyn and Kerstin McConihe and Sandy Kuhlman became unimportant in the stated. "Part of their role as is nationwide, and indicative Deputy White House press secretary Gerald Warren made 1960s, but the tide is a sororoity member is to of future membership the announcement, saying only that the foreign ministers of changing." help the school they attend. Saudia Arabia, Algeria, Kuwait, and Morocco have asked to Education can be ecstatic "Consequently, sororities trends. see the President to discuss the current situation in the The statistics showed an have been getting more Middle East." The announcement was made shortly after the By Barbara French There was Boffers, a game "It was great to see kids increase after the fall rush requests from college ad- President conferred with Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. Peninsula School's second with a bit more physical released to do constructive period. ministrators to establish a annual "Super Ecstatic interaction. work," she stated. In 1970, White said there chapter than ever before. Heavy conflict at Suez Completely Credible Each player received a And this is probably one Learning Fair," held last long styrofoam sword which reason for an increase. CAIRO - Heavy fighting has been reported along the Suez weekend was every bit the he would "bopp" his op- Another is simply a change Canal as Egyptain forces seized the Eastern bank of the refreshing and unusual ponents with. The game Judge rules Mitford in peoplea pull away from canal in the Sinai desert. learning experience con - seemed to jet-forth the what youth were like in the While the battle raged at the Suez Canal, Israeli and Syrian notated in the peculiar title. loudest shouts and giggles 1960s." forces have fought near the town of Sasa, about 21 miles from Located a few blocks west when the players were may give court prints Don DuShane, assistant to the Syrian capital of Damascus. Israel claimed to have of Highway 101 on Peninsula parents vs. children. Then it beaten back a Syrian counter -offensive and to have Way in Menlo Park, in six was "bopp" away with every A judge ruled yesterday "The judge was impressed destroyed 100 tanks. The Israeli drive into Syria has slowed acres of oak trees, simple person for himself and being Jessica Mitford may, if she with our argument but he Briton considerably as Israel appears to be concentrating its main wooden classrooms and a a parent was no exception wants to, give the court a isn't giving us much. The line of defense in the Sinai campaign against the Egyptians. Victorian-style mansion, is for a swift "bopp" on the copy of her fingerprints and university lawyers have While Radio Cairo claimed that Egyptian forces are fighting Peninsula School. Founded rear. continue teaching at SJSU taken a soft position in let- to speak at the canal, Israeli Premier Tony Jackson GoIda Meir announced that in 1925, it is a parent-staff- Colorful clowns until the outcome of her case ting her teach," he said. Israeli forces have crossed the canal into Egypt. owned cooperative school for Perhaps the most visible against the university. The sociology department Drurrunond Abernathy of B.A. '71, M.A. '72 London, 'rhere was speculation yesterday in Washington that children ages three to 13. creativity was brought forth Santa Clara county Judge voted unanimously to give director of play, An agent of the Penn National Middle East talks between the U.S. and Soviet Union would The Learning Fair, an at the make-up table when John McInern.., said the Mitford its endorsement, Playing Fields of Mutual Life Ins. Co. Great Wanted to help college diminish because of each country's shipping of arms to the outgrowth of Peninsula among cans of cold-cream fingerprintes, ii a sealed whatever her answer will be Britain, will be the guest students plan their financial two sides in the conflict. School's perspectives on base colors and anxious envelope, will he handed to Judge McInerny. speaker at the Rec. 203 But Nixon advisor John Conally said that "relations are education, was billed as a over to the winrier of the graduate seminar in the success through the use of clown faces of all sorts and The department also life insurance and the setting such that we are not now facing a confrontation "joyous coming together of case. recreation-park administ- with the shapes would emerge. rejected the ad- of realistic goals. Feel free Soviet Union." Conally went on to say that the Soviet Union people young and old in ration at 7 p.m. tomorrow in While awaiting the Mitford, "dehired" ministration's options for to call or drop in at: has no basis for criticizing the United States' effors to help multitudinous learning-by- PER 109. finishing touches of a skull visiting professor will make dealing with Mitford's 1665 Willow St. the Israeli cause. doing experiences." Abernathy will also show a and cross-bones mask, no decision on the judge's displaced students. The San Jose, California "I can't see how they can be too critical of And if Sunday's showing of film never seen in the U.S. 95125 us, when they Kathy Rich, 111/2 - year - old proposal until consulting administration proposes are doing the same thing," parents and children, before entitled "Children 267-2700 Conally said. sixth grader at Peninsula today and tonunorrow with mainly to disperse the ap- Meanwhile, Gallup students and teachers, all Waiting," which deals with Res. 275-6799 poll results have shown that 47 per cent said, "I'm freer to do much students enrolled in her now proximately 250 students of exploring and sharing is any children in the inner city. His Americans are in support of Israel in the Mideast war, more here compared to cancelled classes. into other sociology classes. while six per cent were said to be in favor of the Arab cause. indication of a "joyous lecture will be on the subject Penn when I went to catholic The department The remaining polled said they were indifferent to the two coming together" then the school." The three attorneys of "Adventure Playgrounds representing the unanimously approved a .l Mutual sides. Fifteen hundred persons were questioned in 300 weekend was a huge success. She was, however, too university and Park Planning." approved the judge's plan. resolution calling for an national locations. One to eight ratio immersed into her new face Noted as one of the oldest alternate course to Mitford's to do much philosophying If she turns down the NEW 1974 MODEL FROM experimental school's in the lecture class, "The STEVENS MEM about school. court's proposal, she will DESIGNED TO WIN THE CALCULATOR Musician Krupa dies country, Peninsula School American Way." Constant activities oc- still be given classroom ‘rrarr has 230 students and a YONKERS, N.Y. - Funeral arrangements are pending for cupying people's time and space to teach until after the The class would be taught teaching staff of about 24 famed jazz musician Gene Krupa, who died of leukemia attention included exhibits of trial, but will not receive pay by a team of sociology approximately one teacher yesterday. He was 64. weaving, pottery, cooking or be treated as a SJSU teachers, with Mitford a for every eight students. Krupa began his jazz career in the late 1920s with the sun's energy, Tarot employee, Nawi explained. consecutive guest lecturer. and quickly "The Learning Fair grew rose in fame. He was considered to be one readings, innovative of the finest out of the school's whole Nawi said if Mitford A similar proposal with drummers in the country. He joined the Benny teaching techniques, visual Goodman philosophy and the concept declines the plan, the one instructor technically Band in 1934. He retired in 1967 but returned aides and puppet making to the of what learning and life can prosecution will press for an assigned to teach the class professional music circuit in 1970 leading a quartet. all inviting active par- His last be," said Peninsula School early hearing date for the was rejected by the ad- public appearance was in Saratoga, ticipation and not just N.Y., with Benny Director Barney Young. suit. ministration, Alvin Rudoff, ( ;ooriman. onlooking. "But the date may be set sociology department said. "Life and learning are not There were also im- just based on a serious for this week or it may be AC/DC promptu plays, dancing, months," he said. 8 DIGIT foundation but full of joys, mimes and lots of food, both "THE STORY OF promises, great hopes, Mitford was "dehired" CARL JUNG" GIANT DISPLAY Spartaguide domestic ano international, PORTABLE pleasures, failures and to choose frcm. from her temporary position so for everyone else successes," he stated. "We last week after refusing to be Tired of costly calculators I r I "We try to have every kind sJS1 Anthropological S01.1Qi will Meet to with tiny displays you can 01 1,4..1 .wareness, al .1 5p tll 111 wanted the people who came fingerprinted. A chan- the Anthropology Office in the Skala! of learning experience," barely see? Then the new I ti.41.1.1,01 /(.111 Si Jones Building at : 30 p to to the Fair, both adults and cellor's executive order 1974 EXECUCAL is for you' Lill. Mack Mountain'. by Martin public Sierra Club will show Om skiing mtivies at explained the school's Fully portable it still has the lilt. oft ICWIla in Stuns A of children, to explore a whole requires all state university : :al pin in the Si) Pacifica Room relations director, Carol biggest brightest readout sfeteria at 1211 p ni Admission is 75 cents new realm of experiences and college instructors must ever nearly mut high, o if.f okie Point' will he shown in McFall. "It is hard to define be fingerprinted as a con- even better. the EXECUCAL Omit.% Auditorium at : 10 and II Friday that they might not have l’nl, OM. learning it is most exciting has the deluxe plus fea- Lecture-Atturnes Flo Kennedy on the known about before. Or if dition of employment. 5111114 lIT. %,Oriati.n W111 to pursue something that tures full floating deci- Politicesnf Oppression- in S V Ballroom, BBC color film of Jung's mal, constant in all (DA ; In the S p they knew about them, never $2 interests you in an en- She argued that the childhood, his work as a functions 8 Texas Instru- FrIdas Sununer of '42" at land It thought themselves as the All, tom lecture in pot in Morris !Miles. 50 cents vironment of freedom and fingerprinting procedure is psychiatrist, and his later years. ments full-size click' key- meditation in the S type board that cost up to Cl Sigma Alpha-prifsents the ' Strike- at of people who would try joy and that seems to be illegal and unconstitutional. ...dw li,flit1t I pin OCT. 18, THURSDAY $90 on other calculators 3 30 and 7 711 p in Engineering 132. 75 them," Young added. According to Nawi, the cents. what is happening at the 8 to 10 p.m. at less than 550, See NNW) 01 Carl Jung" will be The Learning Fair was a school and at the Learning judge was concerned how easily the 011 IA11111 'ruin Nonni at I bit of everything that in- $2.50 general $1.50 students EXECUCAL solves all 51 50 for students and Fair." primarily with the students' Ko_ur problems today at Sunset volves learning-by -doing predicament in making his BALLROOM a price that s hard to be- THE KEY TO experiences, crafts, music, A way of life decision. Nawi said the STIIDENT UNION lieve' dancing, discussion, with "Peninsula is more than a K.VOR'1,1"11GE judge considered the Sponsored by A.S. just the right common base school, it is a way of life," fingerprint issue "small." 64 FULL 8 DIGIT DISPLAY of CSUSJ IS TII011:117. as host for both young and old to McFall, the mother of two FLOATING DECIMAL "A 111()USAN() Sigma Delta Chi members enjoy. Peninsula students added. HUGE 1/2" NUMERALS THOUGHTS." from the SJSU journalism Workshops for all What kind of atmosphere 4 FUNCTION CONSTANT Late for class? 46Otto,: 1,1:05 lnmpllral,ly lirripted rainCherkS a, a,Iahts By Edger A Powers department will be the From workshops in evolves from an "educational" institution $5.00 guests of Sunset Magazine "Captain Flash's Incredible Funky laser Light Show," to that places individual let Silva Texaco ROOT Your local bookstore or tomorrow for dinner and AUTOMATIC SQUARE cocktails. The event will Gestalt dreamwork and uniqueness and self- AC DC PORTABLE EXPOSITION PRESS INC. include a tour of Sunset fantasy, to exploring and exploration above organized park allowing through academic learning? Here's a Super buy on a super 50 Jericho Turnpike facilities in Menlo Park, scientific calculator' Square psychosynthesis, to Jericho, N.Y. 11753 followed by dinner at the "I noticed that parents your roots. squares 8 reciprocals discovering life in the Bay the quality KINGSPOINT 8413 Stanford Faculty Club. weren't yelling at their has all this and more. Includ- there was something that children and there were no ing an extra -large Digitron caught the fancy of all ages. car display floating decimal r World Campus Afloat: Join Us! whiny -kids," said Chris daily or monthly rates constant illuminate& condi- Sails each September& February. At the Gestalt dreamwork Henry, SJSU sociology PARKING TIRES tion indicators 8 much workshop a saw a whole dif- BATTERIES more, And even at our low rh,s ,s the way you've always wanted and fantasy major. 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