Spartan Daily Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 VOLUME 94, NUMBER 50 FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1990 Fraternity 'shocked' at accusations Campus chosen Pike members say they were let down by their national headquarters B) Edon] Neck edii Joe Espinosa. SJSU Pike chapter confluent and we did Daily staff writer president. learned about the press release Brian Leib', treastnet for S.Pst Members of the Pi Kappa Alpha after a reporter contacted another mem- Pike chapter. said that alto reading the fraternity were "shocked" when they her. He said that he was "very upset" article in the Daily he told Mooney that for Earth Corps read that their national headquarters ac- and that the release "makes me look like he was upset about the release. cused them of hazing and alcohol and I'm president of a hunch of drug users. ' "1 11illi him that I do not use drug abuse. us to "Right now, they're telling drugs," Leibl said. "My parents read The national headquarters sent a said. "flow can mellow out." Espinosa the Spartan Daily. They're going to that the SJSU chap- say- press release saying they expect us to relax when they're think I'm a drug user. I'm embarrassed program kickoff ter had its charter suspended, citing the ing stuff about us publicly'? to %ear our letters." violations, which included the contro- "When I found out about the press versial "1990 Women of San Jose release, I was shocked." he added. Fspinosa said that out of the 65 By Kevin J. Well Daily stag writer State" calendar. "They didn't tell us anything." Pikes. maybe tyro 01 thiee smoke mari- SJSU will he the %Ile for the April 17 The statement also said that Pi John Mooney . director of chapter juana. 1k said it is not something he tuitional kick-off of President Bush's Earth Kappa Alpha would review the SJSU services for Pi Kappa Alpha's national considers a problem. and that anyone Corps program, it was announced alumni for admission into a reorganized headquarters, said that "we were con- who is caught gets help from within Wednesday in a plaza commemoration chapter in the fall. tacted late last night. We were asked to See HATS, back page planning meeting. The Earth Day 1990 event. entitled "Survival Revival." will commemorate the commitment the university had to the environment in 1970 and recommit SJSU to the environment for the future. Spring straining -The university has made a commit- ment to the president to assist in the goal of one billion trees in 10 year,..- licia Ferrari, siiluiniecr rep Earth Corps. SJSU President Gail Fullerton was contacted by Earth Corps when it discov- ered the Earth Day 1970 events on the SJSU campus that buried a 1970 Ford Maverick. Students buried the car to symbolize the need for alternative transportation. The commemoration event will be a Kelley Chinn Daily stall reenactment of the parade that pushed the car to its burial site in front of the faculty Construction crews dismantle the con- cafeteria. crete pavement on Seventh Street. ., Participating in the parade will he 15 to 20 pep band members, children front "The automobile is an endangered the Child Development Center and 30 to product.** he said. "it is up to all of us, es- cN elists dressed in green. pecially the students, to act on the commit- The Kappa Sigma fraternity, which ment." pushed the brand new car from a Los Ellis also urged faculty members to unos dealership in 1970, will push an- use ecology and talk about the environ- other Maverick in the parade. ment problem in their classes throughout Pete Ellis, a student in 1970 who Earth Week. April 16-20. "Seventy-five ...’ ,. helped with event, will speak at the com- percent of all the classes that week (in memoration ceremony where a crushed car 197(1) did this." yv ill by lowered by a crane to symbolize The plaza construction on Seventh ...... the car that was buried. Street. which was planned for the Earth Reciting a portion of his planned Day event, is the first chance for the uni- speech Gil Tuesday, Ellis said. "The com- ersity to turn the street into something mitment issues a challenge . . . to find a useful. said Meredith Moran assistant to passion to ti ulluiss the tradition of the call to the dean of student services "Ninth Street boycott the use of the automobile.** See EAR 111. back page SJSU professor 6

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'f'(., By Kevin J. Well lace up to six years in prison and $500,0(8) Daily stag writer in fines. Professor Thomas Balgooyen was in- According to the indictment, the in- dicted by a federal grand jury Wednesday vestigation by the Criminal Investigation . on two counts of tiling - false tax returns. Division of the Internal Revenue Service 'Fhi+ conies almost a month following found that on Balgooyen's 1986 tax return G. . his federal indictment alleging 11 counts he failed to report receipts front sales for of Irish and Wildlife Law violations. hi., business. That income was reported to The indictment alleges that Hal- he approximately 512 ,250 . gooyen failed to report more than $25,500 On his 1987 tax return, the indict- on income tax returns for the years 1985 ment alleges that he stated a "gross rec- 4,4 and 1986, according to the release from eipts or sales" of 530.324 while knowing 41111i 1144r4 ' . a the U.S. Attorney's Office. that his actual sales vy ere S43,851. 1114.4.0 ' 51' '"'""re . - -rprt.f . 4,04.. 4441.147;t44.,. The income was reportedly earned Balgooyen's initial court date is set from his tree trimming service. Doc B's for Thursday. I we Practice. In Kelly Davis Daily stall phe, . ,I:tier Balgooyen's tax returns, That is one day before the court date tic tailed to report the Former SJSC soccer (earn members Marc Baker. left. and on Tuesda) afternoon. XIthough the two are no longer mem- income. the indict- set where he will appear to face charges ment claims. Steve Schulz participate in spring practice at South Campus hers of the team, they are practicing it, stas in shape. for a March 7 indictment alleging that he If convicted on both counts, he could See TRIALS. back page Students in a pickle Alumni withdraw university support

discussing safe sex By Harry Mok srphii C I it. uiuullioui athletic facility Daily staff writer to he April 28. they're learning. People are getting was scheduled By Jamie Pitts The glass case was loaded carefully The firing of Gilbert was "the straw J. Salisbury slack about it," said Elena Jun- and Lawrence into the hack of the jeep. that broke the camel's back," said Emer- Daily staff writers kersteld, a junior majoring in inter- "It's going home," Phyllis Simpkins son Arends. who has withdrawn nearly tossed condoms and national business. Students said. $80.000 in pledges toward the Spartan dressed cucumbers while learning Others thought that the informa- Inside the glass case was a scale Stadium Sports Complex. about safe sex practices at a pre- tion was helpful. hut that students model for a new athletic facility that Sim- the vention awareness program need to do more on their own. pkins was taking out of the Spartan foot- Arends is a former president of

Wednesday. ball offices. SJSU Alumni Association and the Spartan infor- Members of SJSU's Peer AIDS "Our society has ample Home is also where alumni support Foundation. mation at its fingertips to he able to Education Program sponsored the for the university has gone since Claude chairman answer your own questions." said Ray Davilla has resigned as informational event for students to Gilbert was fired as head football coach, Brent Hipsher, a junior political for the major gifts fund-raising committee ask questions and pick up informa- according to alumni that support programs wake science major. But "if someone with the Spartan Foundation in the tion on sexually transmitted dis- at SJSU. comes by and picks up a couple of of Gilbert 's firing. He resigned because he eases. Groundbreaking for the Spartan Sta- Athletic condoms, they are more likely to "didn't think he could work with dium Sports Complex has been delayed "Games like tossing condoms use them." Director Randy Hoffman.'' or putting a condom on a cucumber indefinitely due to the withdrawal of fi- Davilla. a 1948 graduate of SJSU makes the whole thing easier to Students who tossed condoms nancial backing for the project, according said he agrees with SJSU President Gail talk about," said Anne Jones, peer into a cup were given free ones. to Phyllis' husband. Alan. Fullerton's statement to the Mercury educator. Representatives from the Santa The Simpkins started the project and News that support has been lost in the past Clara County Health Department's are coordinating the fund raising behind hopefully would be regained in the fu- While most students were com- and outreach it. They have spent nearly two years and fortable with the topic and asked HIV community program ture. out a variety raised nearly $900.((X) for the complex. she's gone, and Randy Hof- questions or actively participated. also handed of differ- "If It was estimated that more than you will see a surge of sup- some wondered just how valuable ent condoms including mint fla- (man's gone. vored. non $50(1.0(10 has been contributed to the pro- back," Davilla said. the education was. -lubricated condoms. port coming ject by the Simpkins themselves, accord- the Mercury News that "which are especially good for Fullerton told Celeste Cook - Daily staff photographer "I'm sure the education is good. oral sex," said Beverly Davis, one ing to the San Jose Mercury News. the university supports Hoffman and its but people need to utilize what See SEX. back page Groundbreaking for the 21.0(X)- See COMPLEX. back puut l'h His Simpkins carries the sports pies model

a 000. 60. 60.. . , ; 2 SPARTAN DAILY FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1990 FORUM SPARTAN EDITORS' FORUM Other Vie% points OH ,THANKS, Guys, I HICK SOME GAY ONT KiLL The pitfalls The Sacramento Bee WHEN I'M OUT R. A. on campaign fundraising ethics CS PAROLE ... HARRis of parking Speaking with a straight f.00 c. Assembly Speaker Willie Brown on Monday lamented the provision in 1 the pending legislative ethics reform bills banning any r*Gric combat all gift worth over S250. The limit. Brown said, "would SOMETIMES trying to the create a major problem in terms of the normal social problems I am faced with as an SJSU stu- intercourse existing for humankind." dent seems to be a never-ending cycle of Rubbish. frustrations. Maybe such a ban would cramp the speaker's Tuesday was one of those days. Because lifestyle. Last year. Brown received Academy Award of the recent burglary at Spartan Village along tickets valued at St139 and a Kentucky Derby gift with a number of tire slashings. I decided that I package including hotel room, dinner and race rather drive my car to campus instead of track tickets valued at S2.150. But the social inter- would all day to be stolen or vandal- course of humankind is hardly threatened because the kiteadving it there speaker might be forced to forgo the Academy permit because Awards and Kentucky Derby, or heaven, forbid, pay I don't have a parking I his own way. didn't need one when I had my bike. Not hav- Speaker Brown, the most influential member of ing to buy a $81 permit was a great idea until (LL[ tstiGE the two-house conference committee that will decide the one day came when someone stole my bike PEOPLE LIKE. YOU WAY1 the fate of the Legislature's yearlong ethics reform ef- from the racks on Seventh Street. I usually was FOR NE I (.91-113ORS! fort, is in a position to significantly undercut that ef- able to park it near Wahlquist Library North fort. But the speaker isn't the only one. where I could keep an eye on it, until the new Faced with the recent conviction of one of its bike regulations forced me to park farther away. members on political corruption charges, the indict- NOT IN my Anyway. getting back to Tuesday. When I ment of a former member, an ongoing FBI corruption got to the Seventh Street garage. it was closed, probe and pervasive public mistrust about the influ- NI El aH WHOOP!! then decided to go to my last resort, ence of special interests. the Legislature needs to of course. I dirt lot next to the Bank of make a forthright stand on ethics reform. which was the small To my surprise, the Li America on Third Street. The Sacramento Union money-hungry lot owners had raised their prices on the death penalty LATER , to $4 a day. Opponents of the death penalty clapped and DUPE( they no longer have any com- Quentin Prison Monday when the BECAUSE cheered outside San petition from the lot that wa.s closed next U.S. Supreme Court refused to allow California to on Fourth Street by the Colonnades, carry out its first execution in 23 years. door Thank you, rede- At the same time, a disappointed and frustrated they could raise their prices. Gov. George Deukmejian lashed out at "an anything velopment agency. So, not having the $4, I was left to but competent" judicial system that has refused to e’ 4gc carry out the death sentence levied against Robert scrounge for a place in the surrounding neigh- Alton Harris Ii years ago for murdering two teen-age borhood. As many people know, finding a place boys. within a mile of campus is a major event. We share the governor's angry reaction. By But, luckily, I found one within three continuing to delay the much deserved maximum pen- More to Easter than eggs and bunnies blocks. I was walking on air at this point. I felt alty against Harris, the courts have dealt a body blow so lucky that I didn't have to pay anyone money to the public confidence in their integrity. tic Shoving and pushing, REPORTERS' FORUM to park. ...Society should be concentrating on what crowds pressed in to see Him, this When I walked back to my car eight hours should be the uppermost objective of a penal policy man condemned to die. later, it looked like it was covered with tree punishment of the offender. And in Robert Alton Har- It seemed as though "This was a King?" they asked leaves. But, as I walked closer I noticed that my ris' case, there can only be one courts: Let the punish- themselves, their faces surprised at they had reached his absolutely smothered in bird droppings. ment fit the crime. the broken figure of a man. car was Li Amazed, they watched him very heart as they spit There was just enough clear space on the wind- The Escondido Times Advocate slump his way down the road be- at him, shield for me to see through as I drove straight on Vista's auto mall fore him. He looked sad and de- to the car wash. Conjure up for a moment a fellow out shopping feated. To end it all. I was forced to pay $3.50 for for a car. He can't tear himself away from that little The wails of mourners were au- a special wash. It was extra because the stuff red sports car. Sure, he has four kids, and the car has dible among the cries of scorn and had to be scraped off. the dead. only two doors. Sure, it's clearly beyond his means. the shouts of hate emanating from death by rising from I guess it would have been worth it to fork Sure, it's noisy and an inefficient gas guzzler, the the moving throng of people. his gaze. Crazy as it may sound, that's it. Easter. God reached down to man over the $4 for the overpriced lot after all. king' of car that's wrecking the environment. In short, "This man claimed to be the More than his body was broken. Jahiclaughlin.is an associate editor itjtt no way meets his needs. It seemed as thOtigh they had ' and ' 'gave him life, 'ng him Messiah-,--- the annointed one ofi ,’" AV. ' "I'll take it." God?" they asked. Indignantly, reached his very heart as they 4pit fmm 'his shame and-gut t y taking The Vista City Council succumbed to such im- they rejected the man and shook at him. it upon himself. pulse buying when it rashly approved a giant auto their heads. And later in the afternoon, when That's why it's such good news. mall on Sycamore Drive at Highway 78. Thorns, from a mocking crown the sky was unusually dark and Maybe you've been to church Letters to the Editor Set aside for a moment very real concerns about put on his head by soldiers, bit into frightening, he gave up his life and read the bible or seen "Gods- the destruction of sensitive wetlands two acres of the man's scalp so that sweat and willingly. pell" or "Jesus Christ Superstar" Buena Creek will be paved over and lost as a riparian blood mingled down the sides of His friends took his body and and you say to yourself, "Yes, he Coach Gilbert ouster unfair was a good man, but he. wasn't habitat for wildlife and the inevitable deterioration his face. He licked his chapped and placed it in a tomb. Editor, God or anything like that. He was of property values in the nearby residential area. swollen lips and found no comfort Roman soldiers were ordered to I have been Spartan football fans just a man." My wife and The city is barreling ahead with a purchase it in any wetness as the dust rose, guard the entrance, with a penalty season ticket holders If so, then explain why all but for many years. We were student can't afford. filling his face. of death if they fell asleep or dis- three or four years, we one of his disciples, his most faith- for several years. For the past Council members breezily brushed aside a city- Hard on his shoulders, he car- obeyed. season ticket holders. We ful followers, died martyr's deaths have been Gold Reserved commissioned study by M.R. Ferrell and Associates, ried a wooden beam whose splint- But they left. Ever wonder why? have encouraged friends and co-workers to check out which warned that auto parks in Escondido and Car- ers rubbed against the bloody welts When the man's grieved friends for a lie. Think about it. Look into it. the games and have succeeded in converting a few lsbad would make it tough sledding for yet another in on his bare back. came back on the third day to fin- people to the ranks of Spartan fans. We are staunch Vista. Besides the competition, there's the worrisome Impatient with their progress, ish preparing his body for burial. When you're out getting ready for the egg hunt, decorating eggs os supporters of Coach Gilbert. We feel that the football possibility that the New Motor Vehicle Board will nix the Roman soldiers selected some- they found that a huge stone had program is the most exciting in the Bay Area. new dealerships being located so close to Escondido one from the crowd to carry the been rolled away from the entrance putting on the Easter dress for your semi-annual trip to church, dwell The dismissal of Coach Gilbert is an act that we and Carlsbad. cross, his death device. and the body gone. just can't condone. It is easy to say that he should re- The city certainly cannot be blamed for searching Then they nailed him to it. He had risen from the dead. This on the true meaning of Easter. People can say what they want cruit more high school seniors and we agree that it for ways to beef up its sales tax revenue base. Car While he hung there, the audi- man was Jesus. He was the Son of would be better for the football program to have the sales alone in Escondido and Carlsbad outdistance all ence sneered, saying, "If you're God. about his life, his crucifixion and they can even put flowers on a stability. SJSU just doesn't have the academic reputa- retail sales in Vista. the Son of God, save yourself!" This is Easter. tion, nor is the Big West Conference competitive But on this project, the council is taking a reck- But there was something in the It means Jesus, a man who had grave in honor of his death, but I know Jesus rose from the dead. enough to attract, quality high school athletes. The less drive. man's eyes. They wondered why done no wrong, suffered a death other West Coast universities have too much to offer. and then defeated Lisa Cuellar is a Daily .staff writer compassion and grief flowed from meant for us We feel that Coach Gilbert has done a commendable Column policy job with the resources given him. He fields an excit- ing and competitive football team each season. Signed columns are written by members of the We do not intend to attend any Spartan football Spartan Daily staff. They express the opinion of the Solving the mystery of the golden egg games until the time that Coach Gilbert is reinstated. writer and not the viewpoints of the newspaper staff I've always thought of myself as A.M. Marinucci search. Determined not to miss out or department ofjournalism and mass communica- an amateur detective, a sort of REPORTERS' FORUM S.B. Marinucci tions. on the glory of discovering an egg, Nancy Drew, Jr. I doggedly followed him. When I saw the posters advertis- Taking another look at the map, Taking a lesson from Montreal ing the Golden Egg Hunt spon- we noticed an incredible clue that Spartan Daily sored by the Associated Students we had overlooked. A compass Editor, Leisure Services, I knew I had with its arrow pointing directly at Recently, I was eating dinner in the Student Published for the University and the University Community found my next mystery to solve. the Spartan Complex. (SPX). Union when I noticed on the table an advertisement by the Department of Journalism and Mass Hidden somewhere at SJSU was Like characters in an Indiana for coffee using styrofoam cups. For five cents mor, Communications Since 1934 a golden egg worth $200 to a stu- Jones movie, we crawled through though, you can get coffee in a paper cup. I know that (UCPS 509-480) dent clever enough to find it. I fig- hushes, garbage and spider webs. a paper cup will not insulate the coffee and keep it sarnor1 clam war, pad a San kw CAMP,. Meinbet M (7.6ko". "orn Publo.cd 1.0 ured I was just the sleuth for the We tramped through mud and dirt hot, but I wonder if the owners of the Student Union ..on end N. Marmon Ihrst RAN. dach Is Sac 1114 Star Onovros clunN iI/tge 11. job. prom ramrod sc Or cape 00 No.. cd N. Ilepannnont . Jouroacs. and 14a ignoring smirks from passers-by. know what exactly causes the ozone hole in our atmo- Cionownassuns cldrn.snmon a.. gr.., a.m.. Mal subnipoons On Monday I picked up clue egg with renewed vigor and clue Our search produced one silver sphere or about the Montreal Protocol. arcrpord on a ornanda ve hr. as.... 120 Each sane. $10 00 OR mope number one. or. or co. 15 rrno on.. JAN, pod lue thrcnigli ...MN RAW Armen lonch number two. egg. located on a window sill, but Basically, when you make those wonderful sty- 11* pa hsl erne pooled ooJo.r Ni,.. dan. 024 32211 Adoroang 0240270 P.. Indr "Just come to our office (you rofoam cups, you prod.Pubkanuns "If you find our office, you no golden egg. We decided to end produce chloroflorocarbons (CFCs) Poona. N. rod.' Was ono.. ccc Spew (.5 San lote Sc. 100.0.5 Onr won't cause a stir) and pick up a needn't stray, that egg is just a our search for the day. that make there way into the atmosphere and attack S.0 /. CA9SI92 Leisure Services Spring Cal- couple of inches away." On our way back to the Spartan the ozone. Starting in 1989, the Montreal Protocol re- endar." quired the STAFF How tricky those Leisure Serv- Daily, Larry spotted another silver reduction in production and consumption of Although not much of a lead to ices scoundrels were. I'd stake my egg hidden behind a pipe in front these CFCs by 50 percent for the next 10 years. Lam la QM Aldo P... go on, I hoped the calendar would 041.11., Dismor Laun Adsr0 reputation that the egg wasn't hid- of the Office of Admissions and So the SJSU campus should help to reduce the I Ni Fas. NW Dorno. reveal a sign of the secret hiding den inches away from that office. Records. We were like Olympic use of these cups and not require the five cents more place. for 6.0200.., There had to be more toil. athletes who had the silver, but a cup of coffee. Or even better, just stop using fIntan /491./ 1 thumbed through the pages of Although I rarely work with were still going for the gold. them . . . it could be a matter of life and death the calendar. Nothing. I decided to Worn OP& partners. I enlisted the help of my We didn't even get a chance to Charles Redman Sylos LAW pursue another tactic. fellow reporter Christine De Graw. read clue number three on Senior inasplc R on campus Ichan c nosh Emu H.., Also hidden were 56 We guessed that "inches away" Wednesday before we heard the Meteorology 5atoo141 AdwrInani Xmor Robin I eitd silver eggs. If found, they could be .101 .4arvie (*Mar 8.1 probably meant inches away on the news. . .the golden egg had been 100.0.0 Cob., Pr.,, redeemed at the Leisure Services map located on page four of the found. An Norio, Marqd office for various donated prizes. I 1,04.rvron Mawr calendar. Jeff Kidd found the egg in a tree Orparnorra a.m. figured I would look for the silver Far* It narrowed down our search, between the Music Building and Letter Rm. Morales". eggs until I had the information I policy 5.1.1 Lc* In. NN. Ss. Canabal but not by much. We concentrated the Event Center. 4. F sae.. N. Rao., 10..5 K.niM srth Mr. Papas Eden Nip needed to continue my quest for our search around the Engineering What about the compass point- The Spartan Daily welcomes letters to the edi- the golden egg. tor. All I 4,000 I. M.o. I as C wigs Ma dr GPM Chran Dv Gm. him Baton building, the University Dining ing at SPX? I don't know. letters may be edited for grammar, libel and ,,, 144* 5.4* 1.1" 14,1 Rca *I Sons C OW. Jam No. Dor Ra.olds Rw. As I walked to and from my Room. the Student Union and the I do know, however. that I will length. The writer's name, class level, major and Nobnonn So., 4* 4 Ser. M. Soo.. T.., Dumps. Eccdrao C classes I searched the trees, bushes home WA Paw W... Art building. It was fruitless. return next year and find the phone number (not for publication) must ac- 14101,4011.4 and ivy but I didn't find a single Exhausted and disappointed, golden company all (4.44.1 Koles Cho Ln.. i hon Cacers we egg or my name isn't letters. Letters may be delivered to the Cnolc 141. Orwo Sam.. Ikaga Kenn. trace of a silver egg. . 45 Iota r. R.ro 4r1 Shaw returned to the Spartan Daily. Stacy "The Snoop" Olsen. Spartan Daily newsroom in Walhquist Library On Tuesday, after a good Reporter Larry Salisbury de- Stacy C. Olsen is a Daily staff North 104 or the Student Union infOrmation desk night's sleep, I pursued the golden cided that he would continue the writer .11 . .4 *duo ao. -

FRIDAY, APRIL 6. 1990 SPARTAN DAILY 3 Four in running Students learn about selves, future Br Adolfo Torres Dimly staff writer 'He told us what to replace Dorosz Iva Lewis, a sophomore from Oakland High School was among we need to know Lduin ti Acesvdo C01111111UCC 111C111berS l had the five hundred students who par- about our history Daily staff writer Dorosis replacement were ticipated in the fifth annual Black It's down to the final tour. nominated by the faculty Recruitment Day Monday. and our heritage.' and the search for a qualified according to the policy govern- African Leaders Educating and Akili Nickson, Associated Academic ing search Rising Together. Educational Op- Vice committees. A cer- freshman from President for undergraduate tain number of professors. portunity Program and Student Af- Verb studies is almost over. deans and other faculty mem- firmative Action were among the Buena High School Leon Dorris', who has held bers are required under this pol- many organizations that sponsored the position since 1985, decided icy. the event. developed to increase the aware- to go hack to teaching biology The members are: John It included presentations by ness on education and to increase for the fall. A nationwide search Baird. professor of business; community leaders, informational :adself-esteem among the students, he last December came up empty Delores Escobar, dean of educa- workshops and entertainment. and the second search has nar- tion: Celeste Kitagawa. affirma- Frank Withrow. community ed- The students were given hypo- rowed the field of 90 applicants tive action officer; Vida Kenk, ucator, lecturer, writer and key- thetical situations to resolve. One to four. professor of biology: Bill note speaker for this year's event. was about two students who go to a The semifinalists are: Helen McCraw, professor of political was given a standing ovation by party. but as they are leaving, the Desfosses, who is on sabbatical science; Steven Milner, coordi- students, faculty and staff mem- one with a license is drunk. "So from State University of New nator of African-American stud- bers following his presentation what would you do?" the students Shannon M Slamon - Daily stall photographer York at Albany, where she is ies; Arlene Okerlund, academic about education. were asked. Siker Creek High School students Gigi Cooper and Carlanna Crawford advertising director of the pub- vice president and Consuelo RO- Students cheered and screamed "This was good, and you can participate in self-esteem workshops in Black Kecruitnient Da). lic policy program and an asso- driguez associate dean for edu- as he advised them to stay in learn many things from it," Lewis ciate professor; Irma Guzman- cational equity. school and obtain a higher educa- said about the discussions that took director of Student Affirmative event reached students. She said Wagner, SJSU program director tion. GoIm said the first nation- place. Action, they choose to convey she was ready for next year's event of administration and higher "He told us what we need to ed- wide search was unsuccessful Other students like Nickson their message with raps so students and that the number of students ucation; Lela Llorens. SJSU know about our history and our because a qualified candidate learned more about themselves. could relate better, he said. will not increase to effectively professor and chair of the heritage." said Akili Nickson, a occu- could not be found. Nickson said. Nickson said the event worked reach those who are interested in a pational therapy freshman from Yerba Buena High department and The students were given infor- very effectively and that he will higher education. Ray Lou. coordinator School. "It was shocking to see a of the Dorosz is difficult to replace. mation about what to do and what continue his education to unite Parker believes that events like SJSU Asian studies man of that age, who can put department GoIm said, because he has the not to do when they apply to a uni- black people who are not working these are what people need. "If we in the school of social rhymes together like that," he sciences. dual responsibility of curric- versity. Advice was given by SJSU together. don't educate our community, we John Colin, chairman said. of the ulum development and educa- students and community leaders. "The event was very success- are in great deal of trouble." he committee to find Dorosz's re- tional equity. GoIm said that Lisa Whaley, a senior in behav- High school students had the op- ful," Whaley said, because the said. placement, said a recommenda- traditionally, the two jobs are ioral science, and coordinator for portunity to see black students like tion will be given to SJSU Presi- separate hut that Fullerton the event said she noticed students themselves in the university. dent Gail Fullerton by April 19. wanted the jobs combined. benefited from the event. Students said they agreed with "It was not just rapping," Nick- this year's slogan of "Unity is our son said, "it all made a lot of success for fundation." sense." This concept was stressed by the Communicate In Color Most of the students moved side speaker, according to Steven Rob- to side while clapping to Nickson's inson, a freshman from Yerha Now At lanko's Gerald Ford undergoes rap. Buena High School. After the presentation by the "He showed us we could do it, Canon Color Laser Copies! surgery for new left knee keynote speaker, students chose he said. "Unite and spread," Rob- Transparencies between workshops that included inson said. Presentations RAiv. II() MIRAGE (AP) ful without any problems or com- education, engineering, criminal "Many of the students benefited Displays Sales Flyers Former President Gerald R. Ford plications," Circle said. "Presi- justice and many others. form the event, and I hope this pro- Charts/Graphs Even Copy From Slides! underwent surgery that replaced dent Ford is resting comfortably." The students were also given a gram continues to be offered," his left knee, damaged during his Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Robert chance to listen to information that said Charles Lindsay, a freshman high school and collegiate football Murphy said Ford will have his interested them, according to Cal- from Verna Buena High School. Open Early, Late, & Weekends days, with a man-made prosthetic right knee replaced in October for vin Thomas, a senior in political Lewis described the event in two knee joint. similar injuries. science. words, "fun education." 295-4336 kinkois Ford, 76. was listed in good "He has had very bad arthritis in A motivational workshop was Accordinp to Savander Parker, condition following the 90-minute both of his knees dating to when he 310 S. Third St. operation Wednesday at the Eisen- played football in the 1930s," (Across from McDonald's) the copy center hower Medical Center in Rancho Murphy said. "He's just gotten to For the Record Mirage, said Penny Circle, Ford's the point where he was walking chief of staff. bone-on-bone. There was no carti- An article dealing with A.S UNIVERSITY OF "The surgery was very success- lage." funding for celebrations appearing in Monday's issue should have CALIFORNIA Cash For Your Books SANTA CRUZ stated that Gamma Zeta Alpha is Voted Best Bookstore recognized by,SJSU and the (mgi in the Bay Area YesterDaily nal amount ,requested by the group was reduced by the group. The ar- Mon.-Thur. 10 a.m.-9p.m. Because many .students are no! dent Union on May 2 and will be ticle also should have stated that on campus every day. YesterDaily catered by Spartan Shops. Fri.& Sat. 10 a.m.- 10p.m. provides readers with a recap of the $2,500 requested by the group Sun. 12 p.m. - 8 p.m. the previous day's top stories. was for an entertainer. 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4 ii SPARTAN DAILY Li FRIDAY, APRIL 6. 1990 Academics top priority in Stan's first year Morrison's hoop players All-around effort important a success in classroom in recruiting Spartan players Morrison said B, Barbara I .angle, By Randy Robertson lenge, SPARTAN has had success in re- and %haute' %Inciter Daily stall wider Morrison He signed several future Daily staff writers All SJSU men's basketball cruiting. for is such as Darnell Hill - Winning games is the goal of coach Stan Morrison asks NBA players, Williams. He re- any athletic team, but for SJSU's three hours a day. nun and Gus SPORTS tells potential players that if cruited collegiate stars Bo Kimble head basketball coach Stan Morri- He Gathers to USC son. making the grade is just as they give hint three hours a day. he and the late Hank im- coach ponant as making the basket. will give them 24 hours for the rest when he was head of the Morrison left "His number one goal is to of their lives. That fatherly advice Trojans. After USC. players also left and graduate his players." said senior was echoed by Spartan freshman those two Westhead's Loyola guard Torn Desiano, one of the Philip Crump. starred for Paul 'I am fully aware feel Lions. three seniors to graduate this year. "Coach Morrison made you Marymount said of to SJSU a year "If players don't put in the time more at home," Crump Since coming that the gym continued to re- in the classroom, that would be Morrison's recruiting attitude. ago. Morrison has signed more disappointing to him than not wasn't the first "He was warm and it was like a fa- cruit well. Last year he Cannon. the Los An- winning any games." Desiano building built on ther relationship, lie promised to guard Terry said. give us 1(1) percent if we give 100 geles city player of the year. He In Morrison's first season as also signed Crump, who was the campus and that percent"orrstiM city coach his team won eight games m has to rely on his per- named to the all-Philadelphia and only seven out of the team's 28 athletics are a by- sonality and team. Crump said contests seemed to be out of reach. product of dedication to the The Spartan team consisted of 15 players because he was recruited

new player including eight fresh- education.' SJSU doesn't by East Coast men. have the prestige schools such as Stan Morrison, that other Scion Hall. A large trophy case displays head coach, men's basketball Morrison's philosophy to his play- schools have. Providence and ers. Above a banner that stresses Morrison said Temple. but de- the importance of academics, are that schools cided on Morri- such as North son and SJSU. symbols of school life. From the stresses the importance behind Carolina and In- The new arena beginning of a player's career to studying. lie wants the players to select their the coaching the end of his stay at SJSU. Below understand the big picture." diana and players, rather staff convinced the banner are symbols of basket- According to Morrison, the than having to that ball. high tops and SJSU jerseys. most important thing for the stu- Crump go out and re- would he "The cake is the first thing that dent athlete is creating a positive SJSU them. If for the players see when they enter the learning enviroment. cruit a good place SJSU can im- fresh start. He office." Morrison said. "I do not "1 told them that getting your a prove along the Stan Morrison sea- have any pictures in here of players degree will allow you to open the sat out last path that Morrison has set, some- hut should right now, because the only pic- door and walk in, but what you son due to academics, day those recruits may come to this tures I put up of my team are the have learned will let you keep the see action next year. school. ones in their caps and gowns. job," Morrison said. "I am just "is a very difficult "I wanted to go fin- away from "When Tom Desiano graduates fulfilling my promise to their par- Recruiting process," Morrison said. "Every- home." Crump said. "The school this semester he will be the first ents. I told them that they would the best players. We is great. When I came here for a one above my door. That way my go to class, and that they would one wants good name recog- visit I fell in love with it." players see it on their way out of participate in the study table. If don't have real nition. We're trying to establish my office. I have always stressed they don't, they would not prac- This year. Morrison has signed MN that the player is first a student, tice. And if you don't practice. that. two recruits for next season. Dur- When he visits with or talks to then aq athlitte," Morriaon said. then you don't play." ing the fall signing period, he recruits, Morrison tells them that "I am fully aware that the gym Aside from what the athletic de- signed 6-foot 5-inch Jason Allen of they will have to work hard in the wasn't the first building built on partment provides. Morrison set up Wisconsin and 6-foot 9-inch Mike classroom and on the court. The campus and that athletics are a by- study halls just for the basketball Brotherton of Washington. Broth- main function of a college is to ed- product of education." players five nights a week totalling erton was first-team all-state last ucate students, and Morrison When Morrison was at the Uni- at least 10 hours and sometimes year and scored 43 points in the makes sure that his players get an verity of the Pacific he graduated more, said Benny White, assistant state championship game. He also 100 percent of his players. In coach education. had 18 rebounds and eight blocked and academic adviser for the academics, 1979, three players on the team team. "He stressed shots and was named MVP of the "That was his major were also academic All-Americans "I do all I can to keep these Crump said. game. concern. He's been checking up on and one was a Rhodes Scholar can- guys in line,," White said. "He didate. When the 50-year-old men- keeps in touch with the'.'phiyers ustiatly." Crump said that the players have tor was USC's basketball coach, daily, makes sure they are attend- hall hours during the his player's graduation rate was ing class, and also goes through regular study week. Also. Morrison has dropped between 50 and 75 percent. the grade checks that the players' in during classes to make sure the Graduation rates are compli- professors fill out three times a se- COPY cated statistics. mester." players are attending. Crump said. On the court. Morrison said he "When I was at USC, if one of Philip Crump. a freshman red- 2 1/2 looks for players with good basket- my players quit who was not in shirt last season because of aca- ball gifts, especially quickness. He 5,000 Flyers for $90 good standing after the first year I demics, agreed with White, saying said he likes good people who are 20 Lb. White would get penalized." Morrison that occasionally Morrison will sit willing to put forth an effort. said. "If the player transferred re- in on the players' classes to per- Copy Impression "I want people who want a gardless of his grades. I would not sonally check up on the team. chal- lenge, and are not afraid of a chal- 244-0460 get credit and if he didn't graduate Crump said that during the team Michael Caulfield Daily staff photographer in five years I would get penalized. study halls, which meet every Sun- 3351 Pa ne Ave. S. . Coach Stan Morrison finally lets it all go after realizing his team still has There were a lot of factors in- day through Thursday from 6:30 a chance to pull it off during an 80-76 loss to New Mexico State. volved with the graduation rates p.m. to 9:30 p.m., that the players and it is not a clear cut answer. will play "professor" for five or 1101)1( Al Right now, the NCAA is in the 10 mintues. telling his fellow tea- an aviation class every Monday Monday, Morrison insisted on Ii -II SPECIALS process of changing the rules," he mmates about what he was learn- during practice and Kenne Young keeping the study hall for that could only take a class at one time night, TANK FREE COUPON said. ing. White said. SPECIALS The athletic depanmeqt pro- on Tuesday so he would have to Former head coach Bill Berry 5 GOLDFISH TROPICAL "He stressed academics from vides all freshman athletes or ath- the start," said Crump. "He prom- leave after 45 minutes of prac- had similar study tables for the 10 Gal Tank only $6.99 ExP 5.31'90 FISH letes possessing a grade point aver- ised to give us 100 percent if we ticc," Morrison -said. "I have al- players but, according to 10 Gal complete kit.. $29.99 10% off tropical fish age of 2.5 or below with study gave him that as well." ways wanted my players to know White.' No one has graduated in a 20 Gal Tank only $19.99 with purchase of any halls and tutors. White has seen grades improve that its not them against me. hut while." 55 Gal Plexi Glass $59.99 aquarium listed in ad. According to Athletic Director and many of the players' approach that its me with them." "I think that Coach Morrison Exp. 5-31-00 Exp. 5-31-90 With his return from the al) Final stresses academics more than Randy Hoffman, it is clear that to school. Fancy Male Fancy Male acadernio ore a vital part ;of the Four basketball championships on Coach Berry did," Desiano said. Glass Painted Morrison puts an equal em- Guppies 59¢ $2.49 student athlete and he said he phasis on both academics and Betta Fish $1.99 thinks that message has been game performance. He doesn't clearly sent recently. want the university to exploit the Do You Want VISA & MasterCard EtPla "I think that Coach Berry was STUDENT SERVICES Reg.$1.29 Reg. $3.49 Reg. $2.49 players, but because of the educa- Credit Cards? Pb. BOX 224026 HOLLYWOOD. FL 33022 very supportive of in terms of stu- tional opportunity, for the players Now The eon now wo al IN mom wr an eccApATA Dodd X..RW dents going to classes and I think to exploit the university. White cNMATIN oomIll. VISA' and MastwCa.d. cmal DAMS_ -.Avow I , T&T Marine Aquarium nARAF EVEN IF YOU ARE NEW IN CREDIT al HAVE SEEN I Gird. E rwlo And 115 00 TicA that Stan is even more so," Hof- said. TURNED DOWN ErCIPO cmdd IOWA 00IJd,OII in,I ORIOWS WIR00AIM7 80 S. Second St., San Jose fman said. 'Coach Morrison "Andre Brooks had to make up 95113 (408) 279-1952 ed?. VISA' HAS M00,CO3d' ON die "’ DEPARTMENT Si*O':ESID:TUITIO711 I, NAME ENTERTAINMENT EMERGENCY DASH TiCETS RESTAURANTS I MOTETS OAS CAR RENTALS I REPAIRS AND TO SUMO ADORE" Morrison drums up YOUR CREDIT RADTKE I CITY STATE Dr GUARANTEED! GOLD CARD VISA/MASTERCARD PHONE support for team GUARANTEED ISSUE 4 OR MONEY SACK By Mark Smith sonally met with all the fraternities MCC MUMMY Doro1N I Daily staff wnter and sororities trying to make sup- 1 !Irr-Short Term SIGNAT Commitments Stan Morrison has made it a porting basketball a higher priority Yew, cords Am Aye./ _ point to be a hands-on coach when with the groups. Long Term Gains it comes to promoting the SJSU Morrison met with potential stu- Earn *Ink \ Like a short term commitment to .1 temp, ant \ men's basketball team. dent season ticket holders. He also assignment &rine a1i001,i4 breaks. Earn gixxl pay with Western Attendance has increased from spoke with students living in the Temporary Services and gain valuable experience on the jot,. Work when an average of 1.624 people lalt residence halls. you want. where you want, hit as long a, you want. Were .ilwas here season under former coach Bill Coach Morrison "is more than Uno's Cares. when you need mime). most. Give us .1 sill. Western Temp,4arN Services. Berry, to an average of 2,690 this willing to meet with any group." Yes, Uno's cares about our nation's number one The I'm to call when you want to work. season under the guidance of Mor- according to Rigg. resource; the students of today becoming the future Stop in and ask hir your complimentary "(hide to rison. Succescful With his personality and enthu- of tommorrow. Uno's cares by offering you: Interviewing" booklet. Over 350 offices worldwide. The second highest attendarke El siasm, Morrison has had numerous figure in Spartan history, 4,439 San Joliet 841 Blossom Hill Rd., Suite *2121) (*NO 3654700 public speaking engagements with spectators, was reached against 1999 South Bascom Ave., Suite .1003 (408) 371,7171 the likes of the Rotary Club among 97 Morrison's former institution UC 25% Off Metro Drive OM 452-1911 other Santa Barbara on March 3, which organizations. Pick up a Student Discount Card at either the Sunnyvale: 657 Town & Country Village (408) 245-4850 ended in a 77-76 Spartan loss. Another factor which contrib- Cupertino or Fremont Uno's and get 25% off your Morrison "has helped a great uted to the increase in attendance order M-F, 1:30-5:00P.M. or 10% off anytime deal with promotion," said James was the opening of the Event Cen- (excluding alcoholic Rigs. athletic department market- ter which replaced the Civic Center beverages). ing assistant. as the site of the men's basketball Offer expires 12/31/90 Before the start of the season. games. The Event Center holds 4,- Cupertino Fremont TEMPORARY SERVICES A Morrison tried to reach all factions 500 fans, while the Civic Center (408)973-1466 (415)794-3595 of the campus community. He per- only holds 2,5110. -mesa- 1 4 g

FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1990 SPARTAN DAILY 5 Christian Campus committee working for passage of Props 108,111 beliefs trial J By Stacy p.m. for the on Olsen last month to Barring put formu- downturn in Calitor- gy Lisa B. Cuellar Deily staff weer late strategies aimed at getting both ma's economy, the change would ' 'If people want to reject Chris- start writer Dutsch said. Various campus officials have propositions passed. allow the state to spend more of the dm tianity, that's fine. We just want to formed a The counroom is the scene and Bruno Paris, a graduate student committee in support of The plans include setting up ta- revenue it collects as taite rather make sure it's Christianity their re- students are in Proposition 108 and Proposition bles across campus starting April than having to return it tr, the tax- SJSU trying Brad jecting." computer engineering said. "I Wilcox said. Ill which, if putsch for his belief in the resur- think it was very well presented. I passed in the upcom- 16 where students can register to payers in the form of rebates. The Scott Haworth, a Campus Cru- of Jesus Christ. thought ing June 5 election, could mean vote and pick up absentee ballot funds collected would most likely rection sade staff there were good argu- member said, "We want more Student members of Campus ments." money for SJSU. forms. Fliers detailing the commit- be allocated to scheols and health- to help people think for them- For Christ The AP 111/108 (Alliance for tee's support of the propositions care. Crusade presented the selves. That's the whole idea of the However, about Dutsch's per- Propositions drama, "Christianity on Trial." to 111/108) includes will also be handed out. verdict - so they can sonal testimony, Paris said, "It make their SJSU President Gail Fullerton, If passed, Proposition Ill Supporters of Proposition Ill more than 100 studens in the Engi- own decision" was not of the same spirit as the A.S. President neering auditorium Tuesday night. Scott Santandrea, would link the State's annual claim that wiles% the State's spend- At the end of the meeting, rest of the arguments. That's what the professor/counselor Wiggsy Si- spending limit growth to the ing limit is raised at the rate infla- All characters in the drama ex- audience was given blue cards for you usually hear from people pro- vertsen and Steve Sloan, kept Dutsch, a sophomore in President change in the California per capita tion increases. California will be putting their final response, guilty fessing their faith in the streets." arts, were fictitious, of the California State Employees income. The State's spending limit unable to maintain the funding graphic but or not guilty. arguments they Association's SJSU chapter. is currently the lesser of change in necessary to keep the status quo. the presented be- Dutsch But overall, Paris said it was a presented a personal tes- The committee has been the judge and the audience approach. meet- the U.S. Consumer Price Index or This could mean higher student tore timony of what being rational a Christian ing in Tower Hall every Friday at 3 the California per capita income. fees at SJSU in the future. was real. meant to him and how Jesus had A response from Jason Harvey, Arguments from the prosecution changed his life. a freshman in music was,' Show oestioned whether Jesus was dead His was the only real -life testi- me how I'm wrong in not believing Seven Second Delay Maguire & Mehallo after crucifixion, whether they mony. the resurrection." He said this searched the right tomb for the "I'm just glad I had an opportu- would be more effective. ..IF idE 400 7716 AND MS Kum, EA1/c77.1 ne57"Eno. /in 4664ff and whether his followers body, nity to share my faith in Christ, in 7N5 rut Ger . isigMT /7" iffEANs. "Aisav or ME EPA. were hallucinating. caw- 4,1eAz 44JP writ HEti AlEvAttinTe actually how Christ changed my "Witness wise, it wasn't bal- ZEit)/ wE MIvE 50.16 Loc.,K 4T hat / "ICH ,r77vrriES ,4ND The defense provided historical, Dutsch anced. Some of the things weren't wsrrals, rol said. mavEY ror 414t/416.' FiNE 1075 42F archaeological and medical evi- really fact." Harvey said about the /PlarVEY dence to support the resurrection, "There is no theory that can connections witnesses made be- mostly by providing witnesses who stand up to the reality of Christ's tween archaeological findings and were experts in these fields. resurrection from the dead." historical accounts of the bible. However, the prosecution only had one witness on the stand, while the defense had five. David Lowe, staff member of the club, was responsible for get- S.J.S.U. Earth Week 1990 ting a hold of the script. "I could've gotten one witness Calendar of events - Monday, April 16 for every theory, but it's a matter Teach Room Funhouse Aaron Malchow of manpower," Lowe said. -in Earth Firsti 10-00 a.m. - 12:00 Umunhum Though it may be difficult for Teach -(n Alternative Transportation 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. non-Christians to accept the de- D.M.H. 235A fense's arguments, "From my THE UNIVERSITY 15 QVIET, MARGARET 15 CONTENT I OUR EDUCATION 15 SIMPLE standpoint, it's much easier to be- Teach -in Feminists for Animal Rights 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. AND THE STUDENTS ARE GONE; WITH NO TESTS TO TAKE, WHEN OUR CLASSES ARE FEW. lieve in the resurrection," Lowe Umunhum Room EVEN PROFESSORS ME HAPPY, NOR GRADES TO -TROUBLE, + No LATE NIGHT ESSAYS TO MUTE FORSAKE. I WHEN LEARNING FROM LtPE 15 said. BECAUSE SPRING BREAK 15 ON!, OR SANITY TO Film Festival 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon Engineering Auditorium !WHAT WE DO. Don Wilcox, director of Cam- pus Crusade, played the part of the Art ExhIlalt Environmental Theme All Day - Student Union judge in the script. Lounge and An Quad Wilcox explained that the club was "capitalizing on the season" Earth Day information Make a difference 10:00 a.m. - and the Easter message that 3:00 p.m. In front of S.U. "Christ is alive, by virtue of his Source Environmental Resource Center resurrection," he said.

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I- rum page I were had and the university says who was producer of the calendar the house to stop we're had. Can we say they're Leibl said that he took two sam- Espinosa also said that the in- both lying’.’ ple photographs to Marilyn Rails- fractions of the Pi Kappa Alpha al- Leibl said that the other fraterni- bask, merchandise manager of the cohol policy did not mean that the ties and sororities have been giving bookstore, to we if the photos members were alcoholics. their support to the Pikes. would he offensive. Part of the alcohol policy states He said that the presidents of The only major thing we did. that the fraternity cannot sell or most of the campus fraternities was the calendar, Leibl said. -I. serve drinks to minors, or throw signed a letter asking the national swear I didn't want to jeopardize: open parties. Espinosa said. headquaters to reconsider its deci- our fraternity and I covered our "It's a lot easier (to break the slim ass.- policy) than people think." he The presidents also signed a pe- Railshack said that the said. tition asking to keep Todd Cronin. bookstore had no comment on this As defined by Article 1.1, Title a member of Pi Kappa Alpha, as matter. 5. Section 43101 of the California president of the Inter-fraternity Leibl accused Greek adviser Admisistrative Code, hazing is an Council. The university asked Cro- Nada Houston of wanting to get rid initiation method that "causes, or nin to step down after the Pikes of the Pikes, and that she said this is likely to cause, bodily danger, or had their charter suspended. year would be the year that she physical or emotional harm." Samuel Henry, assistant dean of would do it. Leibl said that he has not seen student services who is in charge Houston could not be reached' instances of hazing. "All the of student disciplinary actions, for comment Thursday. pledges are required to go to the li- said the house had committed a Henry said. "As far as I know,' brary four hours a week." he said. number of violations in the last six Nada Houston doesn't call the know they don't like it. I don't months. He also said that his office Pikes every time they get in trou- know if you can call that hazing or had been getting a lot of com- ble. She has enough to do. She's. not. but that's the worst thing we plaints from a variety of sources. very busy. That's absurd." do. "I find it very amazing that they Leibl said that when the national "I feel really let down by our don't know why they're having fraternity comes in to review the national," Leibl said. "They say such difficulty." Henry said. local chapter. it would "come in. The "1990 Women of San Jose and get rid of a few guys for bad' Samanda Dorger Daily staff photographer State" calendar, which caused a grades or who owe us a lot of Patrick Gandy, left, and Kurt Jones discuss the Balgooyen portrayal in the art quad furor because it contained two money. We realize that we'll have nude shots, was approved by the to be extra careful. There won't be Trials Spartan Bookstore, said Leibl, any calendars any time soon." I. rout page I Balgooyen theme for painting illegally transported pro- tected wildlife into the state. Sex: Awareness taught Its RIiiiNI Ott J011 Bennett, SJSU alumni, "definitly deals with destruction. I It charges that he caught ,,ply sIdll WiiiS painted the work and wrote the think it has to do with how to con- and transported nearly 60 From pap' cate students, said Raja Fattaleh, a In the southeast corner of the art poem. trol life through killing." protected wildlife animals. It of the outreach workers. peer educator. quad an approximately 15-foot Patrick Gandy, senior Radio- also charges that he was act- The community outreach pro- A coordinator of the group said,. includes images of square painting towers Wyo..: a The painting TV-Film, said the "wound", ing with John Boundy, who gram also gave free condom carry- "Students go for these things. appears to be an eye. rifle and news article about SJSU Professor what "ingorant" and "salt" references was convicted of similar ac- ing key chains to students who guess the more strange and funny a mixture of abstract messages in Thonias Balgooyen's federal in- in the poem relate to the three dif- tivity in January, it was re- could answer a variety of questions the act," the more interested stu- of the painting. The dictment. three divisions ferent divisions of the painting. ported in March. on acquired immune deficiency dents are. Naz Motayar said. background of the divided fields A poem displayed next to the ar- He is embarrassed at two Balgooyen was removed syndrome. The program was funded partly of white, yellow and black, re- contains the words: are things, said Los Gatos Christian from his teaching position to Besides going to schools, out- by Associated Students and partly spectively. The third division ap- I ,iand embarrassed Church College Pastor Kurt Jones, take over other duties within reach workers go into the commu- by the peer educators themselves. pears on the viewer's right and Mime "the ignorant destroying and the the biological sciences de- nity and educate people that the "These things are expensive, contain the letters L-I-F-E in a di- .th world . educated being aloof." partment as a result of the normal mediums don't reach, like but our students are so committed.. agonally ascending arrangement, the homeless people living under Bennett is applying for his mas- March indictment. Some of it comes out of my own: III. with rust like colors clinging to the bridges and along the rivers, said ters degree, according to Gladys This action was not in- pocket, but it's worth it. This is the, 'gm want destroy. edges or torn, or ruptured. open- outreach worker Michael Crowell of the Fine Arts Depart- tended as a disciplinary ac- Brad- best program we've ever had.". /be ings in the black field. tion, Dan Buerger, assistant ford. a sophomore in ment. He could not he reached for Motayar said. tduclued Tamara Jacobs, to SJSU President Gail Ful- "We try to get the people that the painting comment. Are but salt in the wound. child psychology said lerton, said in a telephone in- fall through the cracks of normal State charges terview in March. education," Bradford said. Balgooyen could not be On campus, the Peer AIDS Edu- penny interest reached at his home and cation Group takes a similar pro- PRINCETON, Mass. (API A. Complex: Alumni withdraw support, SJSU President Gail Ful- gram to different groups. Last se- town treasurer who mistakenly lenon's office could not be mester they went to the residence shortchanged the state a dime was reached at press time. halls and had cucumber dressing shocked when revenue agents sent want Gilbert to be rehired as coach contests and other games to edu- her a bill for interest one penny. fiwni parte / people that stop you and tell decision to fire Gilbert. She could you there are those people that not he reached for comment . . Boosters do feel this has been the right deci- Wednesday . not run the sion," he said. "However, certain "Anytime you make a decision people quite visible have registered like that, some people agree and university. The their discontent." some disagree," Hoffman said. "I When an academic program is lust don't think any kind of deci- president and dropped or added. Buerger said sion can he made where everyone faculty run it and there isn't as much interest. agrees. "As far as the university is con- Arends was critical of the timing that's the way it cerned. its mission is to educate of the coaching change and said people," he said. that people he knew have with should be.' Many of the people supporting drawn their support of SJSU pro- Dan Buerger, the complex were friends with Gil- grams. executive assistant to SJSU bert, according to Simpkins, which "The people I know are ones President Gail Fullerton makes fund raising more difficult. that consistantly support academic "I don't know what kind of sup- as well as athletic programs." he port I can get," he said. "When said. "And that's what makes a word that people have withdrawn people give that kind of money university great private fund- pledges for the project, according they want to feel good about it." mg. ' to Dan Buerger. executive assis- Alan Simpkins said he didn't "The reason I withdrew is be- tant to SJSU President Gail Ful- know when a new date for ground- cause I'm convinced there are not lerton. breaking would be. enough funds to support a team." "The university feels the right "We've got to get things back Arends said. "Why build a field decision was made and knows that on track." he said. "Hoffman New grads eager to break out of We're looking for the newest house it Ws going to he a ware- those people supporting coach Gil- knocked them off track." house iii five years. bert are upset," Buerger said. The new complex would replace the ordinary are breaking into success class of achievers. Those with the wisdom Ile said the football program "That's understandable and will SJSU's current 55-year-old field at Conner Peripherals. As an aggressive and drive to seek out the uncommon. In was "dead duck.'' probably always be the case on house at South Campus. It would "Its just died. Athletics is just these volatile issues." include a weight room and training competitor in the disk drive industry, return, we offer involvement at the fore- indicative of the whole univer- Buerger said the university re- and medical facilities for SJSU being different not only sets us apart front of new technologies and tremendous sity . grets the withdrawal of support, athletes in all sports. It would also Other financial supporters of the but "boosters do not run the uni- have a multi-purpose room for uni- from the crowd, but ahead of it. Today, growth potential to those individuals with stadium sports complex have also versity." versity functions. we've attained the industry's most am- a bachelor's or master's degree in Engi- withdrawn their support, according "The president and faculty run The condition of the old field to Alan Simpkins. a 1948 SJSU it and that's the way it should be," house was "an embarrassment to bitious milestone ever. We've boldly cap- neering. Business and/or Computer graduate. he said. "That doesn't mean the the football program and the uni- tured the number one spot as America's Science. Ile said a couple of "major supporters aren't important versity." Hoffman told the Spartan ones,- with pledges of more than though." Daily when plans for the new fa- fastest growing start-up manufacturer. S100.000 each, have been with- Buerger added that there has cility were announced in February. In 1989, our third year in operation, our ON-CAMPUS INTERVIEWS drawn. been significant support for Hof- In 1986. football players from lie would not comment on who fman and the decision on the the University of Oregon refused annual revenues increased 175% to Friday, April 20 had withdrawn pledges. coaching change. to change in the field house be- $705 million, breaking the previous third- has not received official "The phone calls, letters and cause of its condition. SJSU year US manufacturing sales record of Contact your College Placement $503 million. All because of one simple Office today about our on-campus inter- New EPA report says air albeit unconventionalstrategy: "sell, views. If unable to see us while at your Earth design, build" campus, we encourage you to send your rom page I pollution on the decline resume to College Recruiting, Dept. SJSJS, has been part of the plan also WASHINGTON (AP) House The agency si dt 1st ics. some of Traditional disk drive manufacturers CONNER, 3081 Zanker Road, San Jose, that doesn't have to and negotiators worked on details of which had been reported previ- change.’ design and build productsthen try to CA 95134. We are an equal opportunity new clean air legislation Thursday ously as preliminary data, showed Donations are expected as the latest government air quality emissions of sulfur dioxide and ni- sell them. 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Dan Agency also said in its annual as- The emissions are largely the Buerger, assistant to Presi- sessment of air quality that the we have expanded both our customer product of automobile travel. in- dent Fullerton, said last urban smog problem became 15 dustrial releases or the burning of base and our product portfolioand week. percent worse in 19811 compared to fossil fuels by electric the year before, partly because of power now attract leading computer manufac- Earth Corps is headed by plants. an exceedingly hot summer. 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