TUESDAY
Professors bring Malcom X DAlLy documentary to SJSU
Vol. 99, No.57 Published for San Jose State University since 1934 ovviiiber 17, 1992 Wednesday. Pare Forum brings out realities of global hunger
BY DEBRA MYERS homelessness within the past 'Tartan Daily stall Writer decade or so. After a few years in college, "The first time I saw a home- Eddie Pugh fought fires for the less mother with her children was Campbell Fire Department. He in 1982," Pugh said. didn't realize that someday he The "rich, middle-class, poor" would live under a bridge. structure of society in America Pugh talked about his experi- has been replaced with a "super- ence of being homeless in front of rich, rich, poor, super-poor an audience of about 20 people at structure he said. a forum on "Global and Local "There are more African Realities of Hunger" on Monday Americans in the prison system in the Student Union Amphithe- than in the college system:' Pugh atre. said. "We need to get at the root of Pugh said his solution lies in the problem," Pugh said. "We "commonism," a common inter- need to rethink our priorities. est and sharing among all people, Pugh currently works in con- rather than "capitalism that has junction with SJSU's Student failed:' Homeless Alliance and has The forum, part of the week-
PITOT06RAPHS BY 1 ABA SPARTAN DAILY founded a coalition for the home- long Hungerfest '92 partially less and worked to develop a funded by Associated Students, tarot card readings and psychic impressions. June Morse Bates does a tarot card reading at the New Age who specializes in grievance procedure to promote also featured Jose Villa, professor Renaissance Fair on Sunday at the convention center. Bates, says she has been psychic all her life. more humane treatment for peo- in the College of Social Work, ple in shelters. Susanna Jones, a Student Home- Pugh, who was born in less Alliance representative, and Arkansas in 1953, said the rela- Cobie Harris, an assistant profes- tively recent development of sor in political science. Self-empowerment, robotics and the government of Thomas \Vessel, a graduate the Reagan and Bush years have student in mathematics and one contributed to the increase in See HUNGER, Page 8 spirituality themes Satellite forum to discuss methods of Renaissance Fair of enhancing campus race relations BY DON MCGEE strategies to enhance race rela- BY BRIAN WACHTER Once inside, the fair attendee was 'Tartan Daily Suit Writer tions on American college and Spartan Duly Stall Winer ensconced in incense and the spacey "Enhancing Race Relations on university campuses, according to "I can see into the future said flutes and drums of Tajalli Talisman Campus" a live interactive event organizers. Jodi Beth, smiling beneath her and the Rainforest Band. Feathered satellite conference will be Panelists for the event include, sequined yellow cloth hat. American-Indian jewelry was sold available for SJSU students, facul- William E. Kirwan, president of Psychic Jodi Beth took customers in the stall next to an acupuncture ty and staff to view on Wednesday the University of Maryland-Col- on a $15, 15-minute guided excur- demonstration, which faced a nat- from 10 a.m. to noon in the Engi- lege Park, Julianne Malveaux, a sion into their destinies at last week- ural skin-products booth. Occult neering Building, room 189. columnist and television/radio end's New Age Renaissance Fair books, natural foods, aura photog- The conference will give par- commentator on economic and downtown at the convention center. raphy and massage were all in the ticipants the chance to make social political issues, Evelyn Hu- "I say to people, 'If you continue colorful cornucopia of the fair. comments, offer suggestions or DeHart, professor of history at on the path you're going on, this is And they all beckoned to the ask questions via satellite. the University of Colorado at what will happen.' I teach people wallets of browsers. It will offer SJSU the opportu- Boulder, and James Anderson, self-empowerment. Many who "Most of the people here are nity to participate in a national dean of undergraduate studies at come to me don't have a very posi- manipulators or manipulatees, and discussion on ways to improve North Carolina State University. tive self-image, but everyone has the cash is the lifeblood of the trans- race relations on college campus- Cox, Matthews and Associates their own answer inside said Jodi action," said Blake Ross, an SJSU es, said Ray Lou, associate acade- Inc. publishers of Black Issues Beth, who has given readings for "a psychology senior at the fair to pro- mic vice president for undergrad- in Higher Education will pre- Michael Berry, owner of Sourcepoint, a holistic health couple years." mote Sufism, a branch of Islam uate studies at SJSU. sent the live satellite broadcast. organization located in downtown San Jose, performs She was one of about 20 psychics engaged in "the search for knowl- The satellite broadcast will Admission is free. For more relaxation therapy on Cynthia Weymand. at the fair, which cost $5 to enter. See NEW AGE, Page 8 bring together a panel of experts information, contact the SJSU who will discuss positive meth- undergraduate studies office at ods, solutions, programs and 924-2447. Acclaimed author to discuss U.S. globalism, economic crisis SJSU students file brutality claim BY SEAN COOPER American intervention on a glob- ratan Daily Stall Wot, al scale is not only the cause of BY NICOLE SIR! Noted media critic, author and great political and social turmoil 1`.111anI011y staii Writer lecturer Michael Parenti will pre- in other nations, but that it also SJSU students Israel Chavez and Miguel Diaz filed a sent "The Cost of Empire: U.S. lies at the root of economic tur- claim against the San Jose Police Department and the Globalism and the Economic Cri- moil at home. city of San Jose Monday, regarding alleged police brutali- sis" tonight at 7:30 in Morris Dai- "This empire, and that's what it ty they suffered on Oct. 14 at the Alma Community ley Auditorium in a benefit is an empire, comes at a Center in San Jose. appearance for the SJSU Student tremendous cost to our own Chavez and his attorney, Jessie Serna, made the Homeless Alliance and the San economy and our own people," announcement at a press conference held at Serna's office Jose Peace Center. he said. Monday. Parenti is the author of eight Parenti received his doctorate Chavez and Diaz, members of SISU's Movimiento books, including "Inventing Real- from Yale in 1962 and has taught Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlan (MEChA), were at the ity:' the recent "Make Believe at several universities throughout center to attend a meeting in support of continuing edu- Media: The Politics of Film and the United States, including State cation for high schr ol students, Chavez said. Television" and numerous articles University of New York at Stony According to me claim, when Chavez and Diaz on the media, politics and cul- Brook, the University of Vermont arrived at the center, they approached San Jose Police ture. Ile has been a major voice and Brooklyn College. Officer David Storton, who was frisking a high school for the political left for nearly He recently moved to Berkeley student they had worked with through MEChA. Storton three decades. from Washington D.C. and works allegedly grabbed Diaz by the arm and twisted it behind Parenti's lecture will focus on as an independent lecturer and his back. He then called on his police radio for assis- the global impact of what he calls author, speaking frequently about tance, citing "gang problems?' "American imperialism." politics and the mass media When the other officers arrived at the center, Chavez "I will be posing the question: throughout the country. said he was approached by Officer Tom Wilson and Why is the U.S. involved all over Mike Roberts, a sociology beaten with a police baton. Both students were then the world all the time?" Parenti major and vice president of the arrested. said. "I'm going to argue that this SJSU Student Homeless Alliance, Chavez, charged with trespassing and disturbing the involvement does not represent one of the groups which will ben- PATTI fAl AN - SPARTAN DAILY peace, said the attack was racially motivated. the interest of the American peo- efit from Parenti's appearance, Israel Chavez, an aviation junior at SJSU, gives a press conference at the "I was beaten and considered a gang member just ple, but does represent the inter- said Parenti will provide an office of his attorney, Jessica Serna (left). Chavez has alleged that he was est of corporations:' a victim of unsubstantiated and racially motivated police brutality. See POLICE, Page 3 Parenti said that continued See PARENT!, Page 6
Mir Tuesday, November 17,1992 San lose State University SPARTAN DAILY Forum & Opinion
EDITORIAL AFTCR WE (AT THESE 81.4RaERs Sow,t4Eiti. 40 W A reli THE 5/0.soAis!, In an age of violence children arc losing their innocence
, upon a time a father With the increase of single-parent Of,, ould safely wait in a school families and families in which both parking lot for his daughter parents work, kids are increasingly to finish a music recital with- left to their own devices. But that out the fear of being killed by her doesn't mean they should be any less classmates. An 8-year-old could open well adjusted to the society in which the dour for big brother's friends they live. without worrying about being tor- Society needs to recognize theses tured to death. changing trends and accommodate Anybody who was still living them. tinder these delusions of safety got a Parents need to talk to teachers to shock of reality last week. A few Bay find out how their kids behave at Area kids seem to be infected with a school so they can be aware of possi- blood lust which they have little ble problems and take care of them qualms about satisfying. early. In a time when an irk reasing num- Neighbors need to form a network ber ot children are getting in trouble where they feel comfortable looking with the law over increasingly more after one another's children and serious crimes, something is terribly telling each other about their chil- wrong. dren's behavior. While the adults of a few genera- Simply talking over the backyard tions ago worried about their kids' fence can help build this sort of neigh- long hair or earrings, today's adults borhood relationship. are often praying that they won't die at Everybody needs to keep an eye on the hands of the neighborhood everybody else's kids, and kids need ED FOWLER SPARTAN DAILY youngsters. to know their parents care. Everybody seems to have the same Sure, keeping track of the neigh- solution: discipline. The real argu- borhood kids is just one more thing ment comes when we start asking to worry about, but when a problem who is responsible for instilling this affects every segment of society, it sense of discipline. becomes everyone's duty to solve it. The answer is everyone who comes In the end, the future of society is So . . . have you, urn, you know, been tested? into contact with our youth. in the hands of our children. just had an AIDS test Department's Central Clinic get it (the HIV virus) from any done:' John said to me a located on Lenzen Avenue, is sexual encounter' Letters to the editor few weeks ago. The an anonymous test. John was Lisa, a 34-year-old single 7 woman he was dating given a number to claim the woman, takes the issue very All of us need to change Some evidence about this point is asked him to take the test. results and never had to give seriously. Some might call her disclosed by the SJPD listing of hate A lot of questions went his name or identify himself in paranoid, others cautious. She I was on the SJSU campus yester- crimes for 1991 in San Jose. These sta- through my mind. The first of any way at the clinic. takes an AIDS test every six day to attend an anti-racism forum tistics disclose that there were 91 hate which was how someone The test itself was a simple months whether she has had a Kara Garcia called "Getting Along:' I happened to crime suspects in 1991, with only 22 brings up the subject of HIV blood test, the results of which sexual relationship with a man pick up a SPARTAN DAILY, and I was of these suspects coming from the testing to the person they are are available in two weeks. or not in the past six months. surprised by the tone and shallowness European American community. My dating. John was told he would be She believes the AIDS virus of the column by Angela Hill on the source for this information is San Jose "How did she ask you?" I given "post-test counseling" can be "dormant" in a person Writer's Forum topic of prejudice. Deputy Police Chief Tom Shigamasu, said. "Did she just come out when he picked up the results. for six months and therefore What Angela Hill had to say was a leader in the Japanese American and ask or did she hint that she During the waiting period, the test should be taken every Latta. not untrue, but it was remarkably community in San Jose, so I think it is wanted you to take one?" John and I talked about the six months. He does not suggest taking incomplete. She identified European pretty good information. Being seven years older than possibility of him testing posi- She said she feel, better multiple tests and said evaluat- Americans as the source of racism What it means is that European lohn, who's 23, discussing tive. about herself if she can tell the ing one's behavior to detVio and hateful acts, with African Ameri- Americans are hate crime suspects in AIDS hasn't been ingrained In He said he is .isn't worried man she's dating SAC tested mine if one is taking part in cans as the victims. San Jose only 24% of the time, even my age group as much as it has because he hadn't slept with negative for the HIV virus. "high risk" behavior, such as In fact, the real world is more com- though European Americans are 45% been in his. Its ma --although "that many women" and the Latta doesn't necessarily having multiple partners, is plicated than that, and it seems to me of San Jose's population. it should be a, easily brought ones he had were "safe:' agree with her reasoning. "My more important than taking a that the SPARTAN DAILY might want Angela Hill promoted the stereo up with my peers I told him he was very trust- biggest concern is that people second test. to present a more realistic picture. type that European Americans are John said asking hint to take ing to believe the women he toe the test as an excuse to jus- I admire John and his girl- Angela Hill promoted the stereo- never victims of hate crimes or hate the test was "no big deal" ;old slept with were telling the tify their behavior. Anyone friend for discussing the sub- type that European Americans are not speech. This is completely untrue said he agreed to take one as truth and I reminded him that ss air in partners Is tak- ject of AIDS. I applaud his girl- diverse, that we are somehow all alike, The 1991 San Jose hate crime stars long as his girlfriend would do it would take only one of those ing a rods:' Latta said. friend for insisting they both and basically a pretty bad bunch. show that there were 90 victims, and the same. women to pass the HI V virus 1 le suggests getting to know be tested. This kind of discus- However, European Americans are a no fewer than 27 of the victims were John described the process to him. one's partner and gaining trust sion can only lead to a more remarkably diverse group diverse European Americans. for a share of of taking an FIIV test, 'Slice I "I think I'm safe," John said. in him or her before becoming open and honest relation,14 by racial makeup, diverse by skin 30% of all victims. had never taken the test myself. "Besides, it's hat der For a intimate. He also suggests between the two. color, diverse by poverty vs. wealth, So you see, the world isn't made of He said he was somewhat women to pass the virus tel a using a condom for protect ion John tested negative. Any- diverse as to how many generations just evil, victimless European Amen embarrassed sitting in the man:' for as long as a year after an one wishing to take an anony- have been here, and diverse by home cans, and victimized non -European waiting room at the public Although this is true, Dr. HIV test if there is any doubt mous, free HIV test can call country culture and language. Americans. health clinic in San Jose. Before Robert Latta, interim director about one's partner. (408) 299-4151. Angela Hill promoted the stereo- Angela Hill promotes the idea that he took the test, a counselor at the Student Health Services Various authorities estimate type that European Americans are only European Americans need to talked to him about AIDS and on campus said "worldwide, 75 percent to 90 percent of the somehow more racist or especially make changes to overcome prejudice answered the questions he had. AIDS is increasing in women cases that are going to test pos- racist when compared with other eth- nothing could be further from The free test, given at the more than in men:' and that itive will do so six weeks after Kara Garcia is a Daily staff nic groups. This is completely untrue. reality. All of us need to change, and Santa Clara County Health "one should assume you can taking the test, according to writer. When it comes to racism, lots of us the only way to change is to have all European Americans have to stand the facts at our command. back, and get way behind lots of other Dale Warner people. Attorney tit tau Closing San Carlos Street would benefit SJSU SPum DAILY SMITA PATEL executive editor semester we enjoyed Pandori chairs the task force ning, for example, the univc rsi Lastthe many benefits of that over the past 18 months ty has established a new sub- ADELE CALLUCCI city editor having San Carlos Street has studied the street closure committee under the Campus SCOTT SAM- photo editor closed through campus: and a variety of other issues of Planning Board to increase the jkEl MARCIO L SANCHEZ chiefphotographer Faculty and students along San concern to the campus and dialogue and information. JOHN VIFIRA forum editor Carlos Street could hear the surrounding communities. sharing between the university BRIAN HARK arts e entertainment editor lectures and discussions in The City Council voted and the commun it y It , ill be a their classrooms. Pedestrians almost two years ago to take sounding board whet e it/for- joHN PEREZ features editor I. Handel JIM SILVA sports editor could cross San Carlos Street the first step necessary to close mation can be shared on cam Ewin.c daily, assured no cars would San LES MAHLER chief copy editor Carlos Street where it cur- pus planning issues. run the red lights. And mem rently bisects our campus. The The funding to begin ATOOSA SAVA R NEIAD natianid & foreign etlitor the hers of the campus and do vn- council changed the designa- preliminary work on the land - President's town community could gather tion on the road from "major scaping projects was contained GREG CAMPBELL iiiivertising director on San Carlos Street to share collector" to "neighborhood It) Proposition 153, the higher Message the International Food Festi- street" The council can close a education capital outlay bond
RANI'. G. RAMIREZ retail ailvertNng manager val, Earth Day and other spe- neighborhood street with a act passed by the voters in AARON CALII.AN adverming art dire, tar c ial activities. vote and apprOpriate environ- lune. The state budget process for street prenuci, while NEELAM PATE. national advertising manager Now that the trial closure mental impact studies. authorized $216,000 tin the havc such severe slit it LION EL H. CARRION advertising /Production manager period has ended and the Neighborhood street. I preliminary plans and ss mkt, the classroom, the deli ii: CHRISTINA MION advertising marketing mune, street is reopened for the time think that really describes what drawings, and the money must between operating and cdri i. BM BUTLER advern ing triorketing murriv, !icing, a public forum to help san I ado, IS. San lose State be encumbered dor mg this h. outlay monies is ilex I, RYAN CASE triterru,rny duo IfilH111 determine the future of San niversit v is itself a neighbor- LAI \ 'CAE ryrILAII marked. And, these capital ScsA N G.s M BERG advertising op mantiger Carlos Street has been set for 7 hood. And together with the IR .11 Rinds 11,1 HMI FONO funds will enable us to fulfill p.m. on Wednesday in Morris surrounding homes and busi- Will be authorized the follow- our long-standing commit- ’ REPORTER s: /its SA lc II, sit% FS IOU sl IS IOC, R. Nil HARI. I Viso/A ISlos i Dailey Auditorium. I encour- nesses, we comprise an even ing year as long as the pron., t ment to SARA LAW 11 Ill .I RIK I101 I RAF II!! LITIOR. ID TOR SI %RAW h II III /AVE WON the city to rehabilitate. DIIIRA III 1141 lii RRY PI nu.. MARIA ROSE. SICOLE SIR!. MATT 5.111151. /OS sot (4/0N, fIRLAV WA! SITS k age all of you with an interest larger neighborhood. That is falls within its or scope streets once they are closed. COLUMNISTS: MN !DASDS', IIROOKI Silt: RV RIGGS. ANGF.I I ION IALvs in having San Carlos Street one of the main reasons we are and budget. Those bond funds I look forward to seeing MAI,N ROTICSIAS, NICOI.ANNWITH closed permanently to attend asking the council to close the $3.5 million for the street many of you at 7 p.m. on the Cs... ILLUSTRATORS: ELF TOWLER. FRED LIMPER T this meeting and present your ,N.. PHOTOGRAPHERS: PA TTI EAGAN, /1 SNII FR FIVRTADD, MARVIN' I ONI.. KARIN HISSER street to unify the north projects must be elICUITI- 18th. DAVI MARSHALL LULU 'SKEAN/EX. FARA SII'PPIIT, RICK WACHA opinions to City Councilman and south portions of our bered within one year and ADVERTISING ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES :RILL BELWAN. IEFFRF BREUER. CHRISTOPHER IETER. David Pandori and members campus and bring our neigh- spent in three years. open letter ti om I. Handel Evans. ADA.W RIIRENSTElls'. AARON THATCHER, DOUG WALKER, KELLEY WELSH of the University Environs Task borhood together. While it may seem incon- (interim) ADVERTISING PRODUCTION ARTISTS: WILLIAM CHEW, AVELINO POWRO, President to San lose State RICK ROLM PIP. SOP STOWERURNF force. In the area of campus plan- gruous to be allocating money University students
,s SPARTAN DA I LY Su, Ime State University U Fuesday, November 17, 1992 3 SpartaGuide Film shows Malcolm X's latter years The San Jose State calendar side of Malcolm:' Modirzadeh Millner, who has suggested Spike Lee's dramatization because said. students in his African-American Lee adds a lot of "his own self, his Deparments Although mostly portrayed as studies classes see the documen- own interpretation." CATHOLIC NEWMAN COMMU- cooperate to bring an advocate of violence, unlike tary, said the film deals with con- Modirzadeh said it is a very 'Today NITY: Exploring the Catholic Faith, the non-violence of Martin temporary issues and is "one of timely film not only because of 7 - 8 p.m., Campus Ministry Center, Luther King Jr., Malcolm X was a the most important political com- the release of Lee's film, but also ANTHROPOLOGY CLUB: call 298-0204. documentary to SJSU Archaeology talk by graduate stu- multifaceted man who has been mentaries on events during the because of renewed interest in dent Jeff Hamilton, noon, CHILD DEVELOPMENT CLUB: BY DEBRA MYERS misrepresented because of his 1960s' social issues and the Malcolm X BT 350, Spartan Dilly Staff Writer call 848-3604 or 924-5347. General meeting, 2:45 p.m., SH 303, early philosophy which was Millner said he-feels it is crucial insignia. call (510) 791-0850. To coincide with the opening "Afro-centric, countering white students learn to grapple with He said, "Some people feel BAPTIST STUDENT MIN- of the long-awaited Spike Lee racism of his time Modirzadeh social issues, in light of the 1992 there is a resurgence of passion ISTRIES: Lifestyle meeting, noon - DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGI- I p.m. and 6 - 7 p.m., SU Pacheco CAL SCIENCES: Seminar by Dr. movie, "Malcolm X:' the music said. presidential debates, and the film reminiscent of the '60s:' Room, call 925-2980. Sally Veregge, "Electrophysiological department, in cooperation with "It's an accurate representation gives an "analysis of social condi- Modirzadeh said he hopes the studies of a convulsant gonadal the African-American studies of the various stages of Malcolm's tions of blacks in the 1960s renewal is not just a fad with no CAREER PLANNING AND steroid in the rat brain" 1:30 p.m., department, will show "By Any life said Steven Millner, associate instead of the typical whitewash understanding of the deeper rea- PLACEMENT: Allied Heath: Duncal Hall 135, call 924-4900. Means Necessary:' a documen- professor of African-American during the Kennedy years:' sons for the events around the Healthy Careers for the 90s, 1:30 tary film on the life of Malcolm X. studies. "It's a look at the real, Moth rzadeh said the 90- time of Malcolm X. p.m., SU Costanoan Room; Wells FANTASY AND STRATEGY The film will be shown in authentic, unmitigated, classic minute documentary differs from Fargo Bank - Employer Presenta- CLUB: Triple Whammy: Mythus, tion, noon - 2 p.m., SU Almaden Metatraveller, Illuminati, 6 p.m., SU room 150 of the Music Building at Malcolm X." Room, call 924-6033. Pacheco Room, call 924-7097. 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday. Modirzadeh said people "It's a historic collaboration at should equip themselves with the CHEMISTRY HUNGERFEST: Concert Ray DEPARTMENT: SJSU to show this film;' said "real truth" before hearing or see- Guest Speaker, Dr. Peter Nemes, UC Manzerce, formerly of The Doors, Hafez Modirzadeh, professor of ing anyone else's version. "Let the Santa Cruz, Protein Folding, 4:30 - noon, SU Ballroom; Resource Faire Gain Insights On music depart- film speak for itself:" he said. 5:30 p.m., Duncal Hall 250, call 924- 10 a.m. - 2 p.m., Art Quad; Fasting jazz studies in the 2525. Seminar, Dr. Mira Zussman, 4 - ment. Today's Changing p.m., SU Costanoan Room; Movie "A The film, which is currently HUNGERFEST: Resource Faire, 10 League of Their Own," 66- two not commercially available, was a.m. - 2 p.m., Art Quad; Rally Against canned foods for free admis ..un, 5 produced in 1972 by Marvin Economy Hunger Raffle, Great Prizes, noon, p.m., and 7 p.m., SU Ballroom, call Worth who also co-produced the SU Amphitheatre; Seminar in Fast- 298-0204. Spike Lee dramatization which ing, 330 - 4:00 p.m., SU Castanoan As the author of 8 books, Room., call 298-0204. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS AND EL will star Denzel Washington as CIRCULO HISPANICO: Book Fair, the black leader who was killed in Frankfurt lecturer on college INSTITIUTE FOR SOCIAL 9 a.m. - 1 p.m., SH entrance, call 924- 1965. campuses, radio and TV, he RESPONSIBILITY: "Getting 4612. The film, which was nominat- Along: Planning and Assessing ed for an Academy Award, chron- is the leading spokesperson Interracial Events," 10:30 - 11:45 METEROLOGY DEPTA RT- $225* and other am., SU Loma Prieta Room, call 924- MENT: Seminar, "Evolution of Mar- icles the speeches for progressive causes in X, 3743. tian Atmosphere," 4 p.m., call 924- events in the life of Malcolm 5200. with narration by James Earl our nation. MARKETING CLUB: Pizza Party, NATIONAL PRESS PHOTOG- Jones. Costa Rica $289* 3.30 p.m., SU Almaden Room., call Modirzadeh said the film doc- Today @ 7:30pm 243-3497. RAPHER'S ASSOCIATION: "One Tokyo $290* Summer at National Geographic," uments not only the earlier, more November 17 MECHA: General meeting, 5 p.m., 7:30 p.m., A.S. Council Chambers, controversial part of Malcolm X's Caracas $305* Morris Dailey Auditorium Chicano Resource Center, call 929- call 924-3245. life, but also the later part of his Hong Kong $325* 0554. San Jose State University SEMINAR: "After the Elections: life, after his pilgrimage to Mecca Moscow A375* Michael OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS: Campus and Community - What when he realized life is not about Sydney $405* Tickets General meeting, 12:30 - 1:20 p.m., Next?" Lecture by Former New Mex- being a "good black or a good $10 at the door Administration Building, 222B, call being a "good 'Feces ate cash way Iran Sal Ire/Kisco based on., Parenti ico Governor, Tony Anaya, 7 p.m., white but about roundlip purchase Some rest Icticns apply Taxes will speak on 251-5430. Science Building 258, call 924-2518. human being." not Inc luded fetes se subrect is change ,attout $8 General Advance noise Call for oar/ student tam to erOrivrick THE COST OF EMPIRE: SCHOOL OF ART AND DESIGN: "It's very important to see that destnatuns $6 Students Advance SJSU CYCLING TEAM: Unsched- U.S. GLOBALISM Tuesday Night Lecture Series: Peter uled Meeting, 7 p.m., call 924-8383 (On sae at the Associated Students THE ECONOMIC CRISIS Gordon, curator of San Jose Muse- for location. Council Travel Business Off ke at the Student Union) um of Art, 5 - 6 p.m., Art Building 394 University Ave #900 Info: 297-T299 133; Student Galleries Art Recep- SJS GREENS: General meeting, 5 - Sacramento Palo Alto, CA 94301 tions, 6 - 8 p.m., Art Building, call 6 p.m., SU Almaden Room, call 978- A benefit for the Student Homele, Afittme SJSL' .cl the San Jose Peace Center 924-4330. 7359. 415-325-3888 int I student I D cards issued on - Sponsored by the Department of Sociok,gy & Associated Students, SJSU SJSU INTERNATIONAL CEN- allows gay the spot or through the mail Wednesday 18 TER: Cultural Exchange Night 7:30 AIESEC: General meeting, 5:30 - p.m., 360 S. 11th St., call 924-6570. couples to 6:30 p.m, BC 208, call 363-9843. SJSU WING CHUN ASSOCI- AL-ANON: General Meeting, noon TION: Gener.I meeting, 7 - 9 p.m., - 12:50 p.m., Administration Build- Women's Gym Patio Area, call 249- formally ing 269, call (510) 483-2084. 9573. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS: SPARTAEROBICS: Sign up for Weekly meeting, 12:15 p.m., Cam- Aerobic classes, 830 - 4:30 p.m, AS register their pus Ministry Center, call (415) 595- Business Office, call 924-5960. 2103. STUDENT AFFILIATION FOR relationships ASSOCIATED STUDENTS: ENVIRONMENTAL RESPECT Board of Directors Meeting, 3 p.m., (S.A.F.E.R.): Weekly meeting, 4 SU Council Chambers, call 924-6240 p.m., Washington Square Hall 115, SACRAMENTO (AP) - or 924-6255. call 924-5468. Unmarried couples can begin reg- istering their relationships Mon- PROGRAM BOARD: STUDENT HEALTH SERVICES A.S. at Sacramento City Hall as the Wednesday Nite Cinema, "A leaTre AND HEALTH EDUCATION day new domestic partnership of Their Own," 6 p.m. and 9 pm., SU DEPARTMENT: Preventive Health city's ordinance takes effect. Ballroom, call 924-6261. Services: Colds and Flus, noon - 1 Health Building 208, call 924- CAREER PLANNING AND pin, Gay men and lesbians say the
PLACEMENT: Co-Op Orientation 6117. new law recognizes the diversity in 11 a.m., SU Almaden Room; Orches- STUDENT SOCIETY FOR TECH- trating a Career in Music, 1:30 p.m., NICAL COMMUNICATION: "The SU Almaden Room; Resume Writing Monthly meeting, All About Intern- domestic partners ordi- nance lets people know we are just for Teacher Candidates, 5:30 p.m., ships, 7 p.m., SU Costanoan Room, human beings," said Engineering 189, call 924-6033. call 428-6173. Michael Boyd, who hoped tube first in line Sparta( ;iiide is available to SJSU students, fa, ult y and staff t)rganiaations for tree I >cad with his partner. line is 5p m , twt) days before publication Fortis, are available at the Spartan I)aily, 1)1111 209 Lunged space may force red' it mg rite nonits.r olentries "Some of us are weird, some of us are not - as in the straight community. We have cats and News Room (408) 924-3280 dogs and children, like everybody Fax 924-3282 else." The council adopted the ordi- Advertising 924-3270 nance by a 7-2 vote Oct. 13. Pro- Classified. 924-3277 posed by Mayor Anne Rudin, it extends certain privileges and lim- ited benefits to unmarried people, DAILY, IMPS I 109-4001 1,141.h.1.101, every e !mei day I,.111111 MCI.'!.. veer bad, sarrreater WNW igrt 'ulna, WI Pee, A. 0,141 014' '1' (4' Pre Pe, el', I hY `raeh.w So. ( 'niver,or. including those of the same sex, mai mt., r1r11( os erml ,c rentatnrIer 4 seers., bae. V. /lel class leer,. peel a. 5.5 bee A who wish to register their partner- POSTIAA1 Tilt `tend &Lbws dunges 10 Cratlan lose Va. I neverrey, Wallengtm SAO I.re.r 5.95(01 01.,4 ships. Police: Students file suit against police From page 1 Luca attempted to attend the press "It will give a voice to the cons- conference but was asked to leave munit y',' he said. because of the color of my skin:' by Serna's assistant. Chavez said he is fortunate Chavez said. Luca said he cannot comment because he was able to bring Chavez said the San Jose Police on the charges against the police attention to this problem but his Internal Affairs Department is department until he reads the main concern is to get the accused acting in the best interests of the officers off the police force. police officers instead of investi- said Luca was asked to Serna "I want both officers removed gating them for their actions. leave because there are pending from the police force Chavez "Internal Affairs is a farce, and charges against the police depart- said. "Justice needs to be served:' I'm totally disgusted with the ment and anything said by her department:' Chavez said. client cannot he used for their Despite strong opposition The charges originally were (police officer's) defense. from local community activist supposed to be against the police Chavez said the alleged brutali- groups who prefer a citizens officers, but Serna said that since ty in this case demonstrates the review board to review police Internal Affairs is working hand- importance of a citizen review brutality complaints, the San Jose in-hand with the police officers, board for the police department. City Council will consider a pro- November 18 her clients decided to file a com- "We need a citizen review posal tonight by San Jose City plaint and suit against the officers board because it puts the police Manager Les White to have an and Internal Affairs, department in check: Chavez independent auditor review such San Jose Police Sgt. Dennis said. complaints. 4 1 uesday, November 17, 1992 III San loaf State University II SPARTAN DAILY
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It found that black men accounted person. Who's telling him he's ney Ira Reiner injected another Some supporters of for 44 percent of the nation's wrong?" he said. "No one's talking racial element when he used a Heald College prison inmates, but only 6 percent about the perception being false. challenge to remove Judge Roo- 6 411 j, .Iose Denny attackers of the population. And it's the perception that leads sevelt Dorn, who is black. Reiner The Justice Department says to riots." claimed Dorn was too busy to 1-800-950-0559 fear race an issue blacks comprise 40 percent of Hours after the April 29 acquit- handle the trial. A nonprofit college accredited by the death row prisoners, but 12.1 per- tals in the King beating, Denny's Dorn lashed back, saying, "It Western Association of Schools and Colleges cent of the U.S. population. assault was broadcast live to a went out through the country that A.A.S. DrIZEI’l Job PLII 1.1111.111 S1.1'% ICI'. Fiiiaiiritl Aid LOS ANGELES (AP) "Free "Race and class both play a role horrified nation. It became the a black judge was not able to effi- the L.A. Four!" in determining the outcome of most searing image of the Los ciently handle his calendar?' The cry is emblazoned on but- justice," contends Marc Mauer, Angeles riots. "I'm concerned not only that tons and T-shirts. It echoes in the The Sentencing Project's assistant After the smoke cleared, the the defendants receive a fair trial L sTUDENT IlEA111I SERVICE' streets of South Central Los director. justice system kicked into gear. but that the community gets the Angeles and the halls of the "What we see is a justice sys- Then-Police Chief Daryl Gates impression they are having a fair 924-6120 downtown courthouse. It's a repu- tem based on discretion from personally arrested one defen- trial," Dorn said. "That impres- diation of a justice system that, for the police officer who makes the dant, Damian Williams, saying he sion is very important." ref. and Discounted I kaki] Care for SJSU Students. many, failed the color-blind test arrest to the prosecutor, the judge, did it to "atone" for the attack. The episode showcased what with Rodney King. the parole officer," Mauer said. Williams and two other men critics see as another deficiency in Students Some supporters of four black "The problem is that the use of were charged with assault, torture, the court system too few blacks Free .tierrires for Ilegularly Enrolled men charged with beating and discretion has a racially disparate attempted murder and aggravated on the bench. Physician & Nursing care for routine medical robbing white trucker Reginald impact. It reflects the sum total of mayhem. Bail was set as high as Dorn is the only black Superior problems and injuries Denny during the riots believe the attitudes and behaviors in soci- $580,000. Court judge trying cases in the four men will face a tougher stan- ety?' A fourth man accused of rob- Los Angeles County criminal Counseling and Women's health Contraception dard of justice. The reason: their bing Denny as he lay on the courts' Central District, which AIDS/111V Information race. Support for Mauer's contention ground is being held on $75,000 encompasses most of the city. Nutrition Counseling They cite the high bail and the Some studies and experts sup bail. Nationally, only 4 percent of Quit Smoking Counseling numerous charges against the port his argument. In the King case, the four offi- nearly 12,000 state court judges four and contrast it to what A 1992 report by the Federal cers charged were quickly released are black. Immunization Measles they contend is more lenient treat- Judicial Center, the research arm on bails ranging from $5,000 to Routine Laboratory and X-ray Procedures ment of the four white police offi- of the federal courts, found the $30,000. Acquitted by an all-white Face potential life terms Mental Health Assessment by a Psychologist cers acquitted in King's beating. average sentence for blacks for jury on state assault charges, they Prosecutors also allege the The two cases have challenged drugs and firearms offenses was were released again on $5,000 bail Denny beating was gang-inspired, black Americans' faith in the 49 percent longer than for whites each when accused in a federal meaning that the defendants Fee Per Service courts and once again spurred in 1990. case of depriving King of his civil charged with assaulting Denny Routine Physical Examination (i.e. premarital)$2:; debate on whether the criminal In Dallas, the rape of a white rights. face potential life prison terms. justice system has two different woman resulted in a median sen- The officers charged with beating Physical Therapy $5 yardsticks one for blacks, one tence of 10 years; a Hispanic Low bail cause for anger King face up to 10 years in prison Women's health Examination $15 for whites. woman, five years; and a black That low hail has enraged some and $250,000 fines if convicted on Computerized Nutritional Analysis $5 woman, two years, according to a involved in the Denny case. the federal charges. Critics cite unfairness Richard Millard, a member of Specialty Clinics review of 1988 cases by the now- "I know the reasons it had to Critics claim the system is defunct Dallas Times Ilerald. be done. I know we're dealing the board of governors of Califor- Medicine, Podiatry) $10 (i.e. Dermatology, Allergy, Sports unfair to blacks. They note racial A conviction for the murder of with a racist system of whites nia Attorneys for Criminal Justice, Immunizations $5- 10 disparities in prosecutions, con- a white person resulted in an aver- against black folk," said Geor- says the gang sentencing statute, victions and sentences, and dis- age 30-year prison sentence, the giana Williams after a municipal like some drug laws, unfairly tar- Spring '93 ,partan Health Curd proportionate numbers of blacks newspaper reported in 1990. That judge refused to lower the bail of gets minorities. in prison and on death row. And compared with 20 years for the her son, Damian. "The gang laws are basically $20 per semester covers unlimited visits to most of the they cite shocking statistics: murder of a black person and 12 "We have a lot of smoke and used to increase penalties on specialty clinics with referral, unlimited visits to physical On any given day, nearly one in 1/2 years for a Hispanic. mirrors, a lot of innuendo, a lot of blacks and minorities, to keep therapy as prescribed by a SHS physician, one free routine four of America's black males are Despite those findings, some racial overtones in this case," them down," said Millard, a veter- in prison, jail, on probation or researchers insist there is no evi- defense attorney J. Patrick Magin- an public defender now in public physical exam or Woman's Health yearly exam, parole, according to The Sentenc- dence of racial bias in America's n is said at the August bail hearing. practice. "In the Denny case, 10% discount for immunizations and orthopedic supplies. ing Project, a Washington, D.C.- justice system. "The reaction of the black com- they've thrown the book at them. Available for purchase from Nov. 16, 1992 to Feb. 19, 1993. based advocacy group. William Wilbanks, a criminol- munity is, '11ey, we're second-class Whether or not it was gang-moti- In 1989, more black men in ogist at Miami's Florida Interna- citizens.'" vated, how does that affect the Spartan Health Cord does not hove to be purchased to melee., their 20s were in prison than in tional University, said his review To some blacks, it was a part of injuries to Mr. Denny?" free basic services. (See list above) college, said a study by the group. of 30 years' research on the topic a disturbing pattern. The riots have prompted some found no racial inequities in sen- In 1990, a black postman was calls for reforms. tencing. sentenced to six months in jail for The NAACP Legal Defense and Most studies fail to account for fatally shooting the dog of a white Educational Fund has urged law- WHO SAYS A NAME BRAND HAS TO BE EXPENSIVE? mitigating factors such as prior resident while delivering mail. He makers to restrict prosecutors' arrest records, said Wilbanks, testified the dog was vicious and ability to eliminate blacks and ame Brands.. .Below Clone Prices! author of "The Myth of a Racist had bitten him before. other minorities from juries, EPSON Criminal Justice System?' Last year, Soon Ja Du, a Korean especially in death penalty cases. i4k4dfd With Great I, Wu/ s. He cites a 1990 Rand Corp. grocer, received probation, com- But the Sentencing Project's study of 11,553 California offend- munity service and was fined Mauer says reform must go Equity 386SX-16Plus 2M. RAM Hop to I 4M0 40M/1 IDI HOD ers convicted in 1980 that found $500 for fatally shooting an beyond that. 12" Mono VOA Monitor I 44MB 35' whites and minorities were treat- unarmed black teen-ager, Latasha "Essentially, the last 10 years 101 Hey keyboard ed equally. California's sentencing Harlins, in a shoplifting dispute in have doubled the number of peo- 1 Yew On Site Warranty guidelines may account for the Mrs. Du's South Central Los ple in prison, but I don't know trend, according to the study. Angeles market. anyone who feels safer," he said. Still, Wilbanks said, a belief The white jurist, Superior 'The record incarceration rate ACCESS persists on the streets that the jus- Court Joyce Karlin, insisted the doesn't seem to have a COMPUTER TECHNOLOGIES dramatic *FREE Dinner ( 'Mb Membership tice system is racist. sentence was appropriate for a impact on crime, but it does 408) 247-4444 "The average black believes he voluntary manslaughter convic- threaten to devastate an entire *FREE .Serial Mouse w/Ad: I I \l has a better chance if he's arrested tion. generation of young black men?' \Nl N(l \R ., Wik ISC 1.1$1 r
A. Sports SPARTAN DAILY Saii lose State University El Tuesday, November 17, 1992 7 SJSU volleyball beats Nevada, falls to UOP Neveda-Reno 15-7,15-9,9-15,15-9 in Reno. Spartan Daily Stall Report Leading the way for the Spartans once again The season is slipping by for the SJSU women's was Rossman who finished with 12 kills. SJSU's volleyball team. The University of the Pacific Mindy Czuleger and Erin Ginney both had 13 defeated the Spartans in three games 15-3,15- digs. 2,15-7 Saturday night at the Alex G. Spanos Cen- Nevada was led by Jennifer White, who had 14 ter in Stockton. kills and 15 digs. Cristin Rosstnan led the Spartans with six kills The weekend split puts the Spartans' record at and two block assists. Vikki Simonis was the big 7-9 conference, 12-16 overall. The Spartans host scorer for Pacific with 16 kills. The Tigers' Katy Utah State Friday and Saturday at the Event Cen- Eldridge finished the game with 12 digs. ter in the team's final home appearance of the sea- The previous night the Spartans defeated son. Both games start at 7:30 p.m. Grayer honored as Big West's Associated Students Program Board presents Defensive Player of the Week en can JENNIFER FEURTADO SPARTAN DAILY Spartan r)aily Staff Report Jacob Holdt The SJSU ice hockey club's Joseph Velas(#18) steels the puck during a game against the Outlaws, a club team, Saturday night at the Golden Gate Ice Arena. SJSU's original opponent, UCLA, forfeited. SJSU cornerback Dee Grayer fy was named the Big West Confer- ures ence's Defensive Player of the from UCLA, Week on Monday. A multi-media show of a Danish vagabond's SJSU gets cold shoulder Grayer won the honor after 5 year journey through America's underclass. making a game-saving play in the Spartans' 28-27 win over the Uni- "American Pictures challenges wins two league games by forfeit versity of the Pacific Saturday in the viewer to act, not merely to
Stockton. react cathartically. It expresses a BY RACHEL LUTHER those guys: said Lou Siville, UCLA: Siville said. "They Grayer, a sophomore out of global reality and Spartan Daily Stall Writer responsibility goalie for SJSU. (UCLA) aren't doing to good in Santa Rosa, deflected a potential we all share... It possesses an The UCLA hockey team for- Instead, the Spartans played the league:' The last two games two-point conversion pass objectivity which only a feited two games to SJSU this the Outlaws and the Whalers who against UCLA, SJSU won 13-1 attempt with 53 seconds left in non-native American could weekend, because of a lack of are part of a Bay Area league. and 10-1. the game. express. No mere description or money. SIM) fell to the Outlaws 5-2 and Along with this weekend's two The victory kept .dive the praise can convey the experience UCLA, the only team in south- the Whalers 6-4. forfeited wins, SJSU's league Spartans' hope for a third-straight of American Pictures. It is a ern California, has to travel to "They are real competitive record is 4-2. Big West title and a trip to the presentation that all Americans northern California for most away Siville said. "They like to hit a lot SJSU's next game is Dec. 6 Dec. 18 Las Vegas Bowl. Grayer must experience for themselves." games. and shoot the puck real good:' against an opponent that is yet to also intercepted a pass in the - The Chicago Reeder "It's got to be real tough on "It was a better practice than be determined. third-quarter that led to SJSU's tying touchdown. On offense, Nevada-Reno's November 19 Chris Vargas was named the Big Thursday, 7:30pm Injured Cofer forces changes West's Offensive Player of the Week. Vargas threw for 388 yards Morris Dailey Auditorium and five touchdowns in the sec- San Jose State SANTA CLARA (AP) A in some pain. kicked well recently, converting ond half of the Wolf Pack's 48-47 shoulder injury to place-kicker "On that last kickoff, (the shoul- eight of his past 10. He missed a comeback win over Utah State. Tickets- Students S3 adv., S5 door Mike Cofer could force some der) went out and came back in," 32-yard attempt against the Saints SJSU tailback Nathan DuPree, Tickets- General S5 adv., S7 door changes in the San Francisco 49ers' Cofer said. "I'd like to think it's not but came back to provide the win- who rushed for 200 yards and 4 Available at BASS outlets & kicking game. really that bad." ning margin, converting the extra touchdowns on Saturday, was The Event Center Box Office SJSU Coach George Seifert said Mon- He missed practice on Monday point after Steve Young's touch- overlooked for the honor for the to have the shoulder examined. down pass to Brent Jones with 46 third onsecutive week. 1 ' day that Cofer may still be able to 4For into about A.S. Program Board events call the R.A.T line i 0 kick field goals and extra points "We're going to wait and see seconds left. 924-6261 Funded by Associated Students Rapid Apathy Terminator next Sunday against the Los Ange- what happens but more than likely His kickoffs have been excep- les Rams but that he probably I'll be kicking off: Wilmsmeyer tional and in many cases, he pre- wouldn't be able to kick off. said. "I think I'll be ready for it." vented returns by sending the ball Rookie punter Klaus Wilmsmeyer, who is averaging deep into the end zone. Wilmsmeyer may handle kickoffs. 38.2 yards per punt, said he has Meanwhile, Seifert said there The 49ers also plan to audition been practicing kickoffs two days a were no plans to put Joe Montana San Jose State University some kickers should they elect to week as a matter of routine. on the practice squad this week. sign a replacement for Cofer. "I felt like I've been hitting the Montana, who suffered a torn "Right now, I'm leaning toward ball pretty strong for the last few right elbow tendon last year and Klaus (kicking off): Seifert said. weeks: he said. remains on injured reserve, said Continuing Education Cofer suffered a dislocated right Wilmsmeyer said that while he before the Saints game that he has shoulder during the 49ers' 21-20 was out of practice, he also could thrown virtually pain free for the win Sunday over the New Orleans kick field goals in an emergency. past two weeks. Saints. The injury occurred after He noted that while playing for Seifert also said nose tackle the final kickoff when he tackled Louisville, he was 3-for-3 from Michael Carter is still bothered by returner Fred McAfee. beyond 50 yards. Cofer, who near- a left knee sprain and probably After the game, Cofer had his ly lost his job after missing four of would be unable to play against the arm in a sling and appeared to be his first seven field goal tries, has Rams.
Former Warrior INTERSESSION 1993 Richmond signs contract January 4 - 22 General Education, travel/study, and elective courses offered extension with during an intensive, three week session. Sacramento
SACRAMENTO (AP) For- mer Golden State Warriors shoot- ing guard Mitch Richmond signed a contract extension Mon- day with the Sacramento Kings that reportedly pays $3 million annually over live years. The 6-5 Richmond leads the Kings in points per game and assists 22.2 and 5.7 respectively and scored a season-high 31 points in the Kings' 109-107 vic- tory Sunday over the Cleveland Cavaliers. The Kings declined to discuss the terms of Richmond's contract. The Sacramento Bee reported SESSION WINTER Monday that the five-year pact would take effect when Rich- UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO mond's current contract expires at the end of this season. COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES 1 9 9 3 He currently earns $1.1 million a year. MCLAREN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS The 27-year-old Richmond, Get your Free Schedule of Classes! from Kansas State, was Golden SCHOOL OF EDUCATION State's first-round draft pick in Administration Building 107 1988 and came to Sacramento last For more in forma tii in, or a catalog, (all 41C/666-6848, year in a trade. Office of Summer, intersession and Evening Programs Student Union Information Center He averaged 22 1/2 points per UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO Admissions and Records Lobby game last season, ninth highest in 2130 Fulton Street, San Francisco, CA 94117-1080 the NBA. 8 November 17, 1992 Sall Jus0 State University SPA RTA N DAILY
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I art page I city, state and federal representa- tives to place as much emphasis of the few audience members left on the concern for human life as at the end of the forum, said he the concern for oil. thought the forum was "real He said he was discouraged by unorganized" and "not well-pub- the lack of international concern licized." for hunger-ridden Third World Wessel attributed the low turn- nations after having seen the unit- out to the lack of publicity, a lack ed front of troops pull together of concern among students for oil in the Persian Gulf War. involved in studying at this point "Food is becoming a strategic in the semester and the cloudy, weapon," Harris said, referring to ( hilly weather. the political and militaristic issues Harris, who talked about the of hunger in Somalia. international problems of hunger Pugh, on the other hand, said in countries like Sudan and he wants to fix the problem of Somalia, said, "Hopefully now at homelessness and hunger locally the end of the Cold War, nations before helping internationally. will be able to address hunger "We must first clean out our needs" own backyard before we can clean Harris urged students to lobby our neighbors' backyard' he said.
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The California School of Professional Psychology (CSPP) is educating a new generation of psychologi su psychologisu who are improving the quality of life by addressing major contemporary issues and fostering respect for human diversity as they provide psychological services in a multicultural society. CSPP is the nations leading educator of psychologists of color, currently enrolling 219 ethnic students. TARA MURPHY SPARTAN DAILY CSPP's four campuses located in Berkeley/Alameda, Fresno, Los Angeles, and Bill McPhereson, left, from the Yoga Meditation Club of America, discusses Harry the pot-belly pig with Mary (declined to give last San Diego offer Psy.D. and PhD. programs in Clinical Psychology, Ph.D. posparns in Organizational Psychology, a Psy.D. program in Organizational name). McPhereson and Harry were at the New Age Renaissance Fair held Saturday and Sunday at the San Jose Convention Center. Development, and a Master's program in Organizational Behavior.
For more mformarson California School of Professional Psychology New e: Visitors find religion, goods on display 2749 Hyde Street San Franciaco, CA 94109 From page) wanted to look beyond the more than symbol. I say, 'Show ment' said Wood, an electrical 500/457-1273 "meaningless ritual" of his child- me: There must be some essence engineer. "We figure there are a edger hood faith. He says he always had beneath it all. Sufism is about lot of forward-thinking people "It doesn't make sense that a spiritual interest, though, and your personal search beneath the here, even though we question the there is some 'big man' up there. turned to "satanical stuff" after surface." scientific basis of a lot of what is This idea of a patriarchy up in the Catholicism. But there were no He said many people who being promoted here." sky it doesn't exist. I'm here to answers in the black arts for him, delve into the writings of master The society succeeded in per- rattle up people from different and his questions remained. Sufis are pleased by their straight- suading Oakland Congressman religions, to smash idols:' Ross It was the questioning nature of forward language but daunted by Ron Dellums to write a bill that said from behind his dark sun- Sufism that attracted him. the responsibility of forming their proposes planting trees, cleaning glasses and his table full of Sufi "If you just accept what you are own religious concepts. up agriculture and developing books. told, Sufism says, 'Shame on you!' "It doesn't have a lot of smell or cleaner technologies to reduce the Raised a Roman Catholic "It I mean, I -can't believe what a lot sparkle; it isn't for everyone," but amount of carbon in the atmos- wasn't a bad experience" Ross of these religions say is anything Sufism can "put your mind at ease phere, the main cause of global. without causing the complete warming, Wood said. depletion of your pockets:' The bill has not been passed. The depletion of the world's Around the corner from WEDNESDAY! forests is what's on the mind of Wood, a woman was passing out TAKE CONTROL OF YOUR COMMUTE Fred Wood of Berkeley's Earth the "Hypnotism Voice" magazine. Associa Students Progrum Board presents: Regeneration Society, who Its headline read, "Hypnosis Cre- It p.rii irig5 o priiLlear lot you, is- ..Ii ins show you anothei way. manned a table at the fair. ates 'Miracles On Demand:" Vieth ?1 direct bus lines to cami,ii se can create an indiv,Itialized Wednesday Nite Cinema "We want to hit all different As Jodi Beth said, "The mind prow are to meet your personal commuting needs segments of society, explain tends to create its own reality" To learn more, call what's going on in the environ- 924-RIDE You'll be glad you did. Shark munches kayak but AlTrans Your Alternative Transportation Solutioil (0; a lc 40 Cen human passenger escapes Funded by SJSU Office of Traffic Parking e ANO NUEVO, (AP) Ken about 40 miles south of San Fran- Kelton says it will be awhile cisco. Call Today For FREE All Day Bus Pass OF THEIR OWN before he really understands just "At first I thought I had been how close he came to being lunch bumped by a sea lion:' Kelton TOM HANKS GEENA DAVIS MADONNA for a great white shark that said. "But when it didn't let go, I chomped on his kayak for an had a pretty good idea what was Hungerfest Food Drive: appetizer. going on:' Bring 7 cons of food to WN(' and "Probably when 1 get back in Kelton was attacked from receive a 2 for I movie pass' the water I'll be scared," the 46- behind and couldn't see the crea- CRAos year-old San Franciscan said. "In ture. November 18! the meantime, I'm going to hang But his friend, Mike Chin, saw $2.50, Student Union on to this denial as long as I can:' the whole thing. He told Kelton Ballroom, 6 SiStpm Kelton and a friend almost the shark had two-thirds of its OS became shark bait Saturday after- body out of the water when it 6261 funded by +n For ink about text:ming wanes call thaRAl'iina at 140131 924 noon about 200 yards from shore attacked, and that it was at least Atexiesiod Student. llopd Aped" brI111110. near Ano Nuevo State Reserve, two feet longer than Kelton's 12- 09 foot kayak. "If I had seen him 1 probably would have fainted dead away:' aose S Kelton said. "As it was, 1 iust trying to stay in the kayak. No Ciax os SUPRO way did I want to have u swim i N N 1' 1; 11 A M for it:' in association with Hun ertest 92 **Sao The shark thrashed the kayak about for 10 seconds, Is. wing teeth mari-s 16 inches across, Michael McClure before letting go. Kelton and Chin Bay didn't waste al.y time making (extraordinary Area Poet) their escape to shore Here's an opportunity for "There is noth more funda- mental than th. fear of being students to speak out. Ray Manzarek eaten alive by a larye carnivore:' Ex-Doors and Composer) Kelton said. 1 is palidling at a (Great Keybocirdist pretty good clip. Meeting For Closure Of San Carlos St. On the way back, Kelton felt November 18 at 7pm the shark was following him and Wednesday, worried about the water pouring Morris Dailey Auditorium free in through the holes the big fish Wednesday Nov. 18, 1992 chomped in the boat Back on land, Is elton had a "University Environs Task Force" noon to 1pm, Student Union Ballroom new worry. Chin, he said had Hearing testimony hefore forwarding a asked him about the clangors of Joh AC0110 _;intarisi recommendation closure to city council. sharks and he "just laughed it off:' Fr sissy, I4t, 20, 1992, noon to I , Student Untan Amphitheatre "I think I might be getting a new sea-kayaking partner now:' Kelton said. Funded by Associated Students fdr World Events SPARTAN DAILY State University Tuesday, November 17, 1992 9
and absolves none of the old ones, though 0 Somali refugees it in some instances casts a more tolerant Siatealmanac eye on the sinners. receive food but In a retrenchment of orthodox positions bound to disappoint many of the world's Botanists discover not allowed ashore 900 million Catholics, divorce and abor- tion remain forbidden sins. new plant that is SAN'A, Yemen (AP) - A ship crowd- "We have simply tried to take up the ed with 2,500 Somali refugees limped commandments again on how a Christian related to rosefamily into a remote Yemeni port Monday, can conduct his life today:' said Jean Hon- where they received their first food and ore, bishop of Tours and the catechism's SANTA CRUZ (AP) - Botanists water in several days but were forbidden French editor. have found a previously unknown to go ashore. Woman priests - approved last week plant in Shasta County, a shrub with There was no immediate confirmation by the Church of England - are unaccept- delicate white flowers that is the lat- of reports that as many as 100 people able, since Christ's 12 Apostles, whom est member of the huge rose family. might have died during the ship's harrow- priests represent, were all males. The plant, found growing near a ing six-day, 1,200-mile voyage from The catechism describes homosexual creek running along Highway 299 Somalia with little or no food or water. acts as "intrinsically dissolute, contrary to has been dubbed the Shasta snow Yemeni officials ordered the Samaa-1 natural law:' and instructs homosexuals to wreath, a name echoing its only to take its passengers on from Mukalla to practice chastity. known relative, the rare Alabama Yemen's main port, Aden, where U.N. But since most homosexuals do not snow wreath. workers were putting up tents and dig- willingly choose their lifestyle they "must applauded the idea of collecting such oral Rill said Monday. "But don't forget, we've TWo botanists - who work for ging latrines on the beach for the be welcomed with respect, compassion and histories, but said they would have to had 17 cease-fires before." Biosystems Analysis, a Santa Cruz refugees. The authorities said Mukalla delicacy' it says. consult with other officials. While residents enjoyed the lull in company that does environmental was not equipped to handle the Somalis. Kerry and Sens. Tom Daschle, D-S.D., fighting, military leaders of Bosnia's three impact reports - discovered the U.N. officials in Geneva said the (3 Senators seek aid and Hank Brown, R-Colo., on Monday warring factions met Monday to evaluate plant last spring while on a routine refugee ship might stay at Mukalla for began a three-day visit to Hanoi with a the cease-fire, which has had mixed suc- job for a power company. several days. But French naval officials in promise from Deputy Foreign Minister cess in the outlying reaches of Bosnia- Dean Taylor and Glenn Clifton, Paris said the Samaa-1 sailed Monday of Vietnamese vets Le Mai to get the "clearest possible Herzegovina. found the new snow wreath while night and was accompanied by the answers" to any questions they raised. U.N. officials believe this truce is work- scrambling up a limestone cliff. French corvette Commandant Ducuing, in search of MIAs America's policy has been that rela- ing better than the others because it was When they couldn't figure out the which arrived from Djibouti with emer- HANOI, Vietnam (AP) - War stories tions will not be normalized until Viet- agreed to by military, not political, leaders. plant, they grabbed some samples gency food, water and medicine. They of Vietnamese veterans who fought the nam offers a full accounting of the miss- Relative optimists among Sarajevo's and took them to James Shevock of said the Saama's captain had not asked Americans could provide important clues ing servicemen. siege-weary residents suggested that sur- the California Academy of Science, for any of the French supplies. to help resolve the fate of the 2,265 U.S. rounding Serb forces no longer have the who was consulting for the U.S. For- servicemen missing and still unaccount- o Cease-fire success confidence to attack. Pessimists say the lull est Service in Alturas. @ New universal ed for in Indochina, Sen. lohn Kerry said may just be a chance for each side to repo- Shevock couldn't identify it Monday. cheers Sarajevo sition forces as winter annroarbec either, so he and Taylor called in catechism more Kerry, leading a team of three senators But for the moment, people are taking Barbara Ertter of the University of from the Select Committee on but doubts remain advantage of what, by Sarajevo standards, California at Berkeley. The three fig- POW/MIA Affairs, asked Vietnamese amounts to peace - minimal artillery ured out the shrub was a member of accepting of gays officials if Pentagon researchers could SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina (AP) bombardment and sporadic sniper fire. the rose family, which includes PARIS (AP) - The Roman Catholic attend the first meeting of a veteran's - The latest cease-fire in Sarajevo has Since the cease-fire took effect early many species of trees, shrubs and Church took a step Monday to bring doc- association to gather oral histories that been the most successful, bringing strollers Thursday, 13 Sarajevans have been killed herbs, including the apple, cherry trine into line with modern life, unveiling might shed light on the missing. to the sidewalks, children out to play and and 98 wounded, according to hospital and other important fruits. a new catechism that maintains bans on "That would be a very historic begin- garbage men back to their rounds. officials - far below the average. The find is causing excitement divorce and abortion but urges compas- ning of a soldier-to-soldier process of But some snipers keep shooting, some The cease-fire has coincided with the among botanists because discover- sion for homosexuals and condemns low answering questions," said Kerry, who civilians keep dying, and predictions of first large-scale effort to evacuate women, ies of previously unknown plants wages as theft. served a tour of duty in 1968-69 as a navy lasting peace are hard to find. children and the elderly from Sarajevo. are fairly rare. The first catechism of the Catholic officer on a gunboat in the Mekong Delta. "Maybe, just maybe, this is a bit more Almost 1,500 people were bused out on Church in 426 years contains no new sins Vietnamese officials with the group serious than the others:' 72-year-old Nada Sunday.
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SPARTAN DA I LY Student reigns as county queen Your school SJSU student Kimberly could give you Wirth is this year's Miss Santa Clara County a lot of credit BY RACHEL LUTHER svartiin Daily Sian Writer for taking Kimberly Wirth's hair is falling out. No, not from some mysterious our classes. disease. Wirth is the 1992 Miss Santa Clara County and the reign- ing Queen of the Santa Clara If you can't get the ciassu it need at your County Fair. don't give up. Take them trom us. We have a wide "I have to use tons of bobby range of undergraduate classes available, many of pins to keep my crown on. By the end of the year, I'm going to have which will transfer back to state and community to get elastic straps because I'll colleges. Your counselors have a complete list for have no hair left:' Wirth joked. your school. Wirth, who is a SJSU senior in so psychology, will receive a $2,000 At Golden Gate, we keep our classes small scholarship and a $500 wardrobe you don't get lost in the crowd. We've streamlined award at the end of her reign in our registration and admissions procedures to help June. "I really wanted the scholar- make it easier to enroll. We offer a deferred tuition ship because I will be supporting plan and financial aid programs. We have classes myself at graduate school (next during the day, at night, even on weekends. And we year)," said Wirth who competed in the same pageant in 1989 and have campuses throughout Northern California. came in fifth. Call now for complete information on class Although the scholarship availability, how to register, and for a copy of our money was a big incentive, she thought the competition would be Spring schedule. a lot of fun and a good experi- ence. A« tg IA Introductory Financial Accounting "There were 12 girls who com- Acctg IB Introductory Managerial Accounting peted (in the pageant this year):' Aiitg 100A Intermediate Accounting I Wirth said. 5 ig 00B Intermediate Accounting It The contest was judged in A.1.. 100 Introduction to Advertising seven areas: community service, Adv 127 Management of Advertising Programs scholastic achievements, person- Anthro 103 Physical Anthropology ality interview, a 10 minute mem- Ant hro 110 Applied Anthropology orized gown, tal- TARA MURPHY -- SPARTAN DAILY speech, evening Arts 141 World Music ent and communicative skills. Kimberly Wirth, Miss Santa Clara will graduate from San Jose State with a degree in psychology in the I on 2 Principles of Macroeconomics Wirth said the reason she spring. Wirth plans to later audition as a Great America dancer. 1 «.1. 101A Business Economics 1 entered this pageant was because it focused more on academics and con 1018 Business Economic,, II talent rather than beauty. dealing with people. [ion 103 Money and Banking "The one reason I entered this "We never have any com- [con 109 Economic Development pageant was because I didn't have plaints:' Chong said. "She never Engl lA Expository Writing to wear a swimsuit:' Wirth said. says no when we need her for an ngl 1B Research Writing "There is also a guy who is my event." Eng! 120 Advanced Business Writing equivalent:' she said. In the men's Wirth's responsibilities include presented On Nungerfest 6 Me ilssocrated Students Program Board FN 100 Financial Management competition there was more presiding as queen of the Santa FN 104 Working Capital Management emphasis on academics and no Clara County Fair for its entire Hist 1A History of Western Civilization talent portion, she said. "There run. "I had to be at the fair from Flak 120 Food and Beverage Management are not that many male dancers morning until night every day:' H&R 130 Hospitality Marketing around". she said. HRes 173 Human Resources Management "I got my highest score in the Her other obligation is to HRes 174 Labor-Management Relations personality interview; I love to Youth Focus Inc. The company Hum 143 The Dynamic sot Civilizations talk:' Wirth said. handles the scholarships for the Hum 165 East Asian Civilizations Wirth admits she was a "ner- pageant. IntS 1 Computer Con( epts and Software Systems vous wreck" during her memo- "They sponsor other pageants, Int', 10 Small Computers for Business rized speech. and I have to be there to dance, Int S 100A Spreadsheets (Micro) Lotus 1-2-3 "I had to go last, but I like to hand out awards and emcee IntM 176 Introduction to International Business get up in front of people and do Wirth said. IntM 180 International Banking and Finance speaking!' At the end of her reign in June, Lit 115 Women in Literature For the talent part of the com- she will compete in the Miss Cali- 100 The Manager petition she used a familiar jazz fornia State (not affiliated with Mgt as Communicator routine. "It's quite a few years old, Miss California pageant). Mgt 145 law ot Contracts, Sales & Commercial so I didn't do much preparing!' "I don't expect to win, but I'm Transactions She has been dancing since she leaving that option open. I was Mgt 149 Law of Property, Agency and Business was 3, "from the moment I started really surprised when I won (Miss Organization walking!' Santa Clara County):' she said. Pelf Of Mgt I% Management Policy and Strategy "I started competing when I Except for the Miss California Mgt 178 Small Business Management was 9 and have been in about 20 State pageant, Wirth doesn't plan Tuesclati, Nov. 17 1` Mkt 100 Principles of Marketing competitions since then:' Wirth on competing in any more Mkt 124 International Marketing said. pageants. 12 noon, Student Union Math 10 Introductory Algebra "I do different types of dancing "I plan to (eventually) get mai Math 20 Intermediate Algebra and some singing when I don't ried," Wirth said. "My boyfriend M ith 10 College Algebra feel like dancing," Wirth said. "But is really supportive Ilmphi[heatre, Free! Math 40 Statistic s and always e's to RI tow IS Refil lot rim all tk III Um plIJOISIIII? it's not my strongest point." there for me." '4N St9 oirt k mugs ;Now upt %IN form Opns 105 Principles of Transportation Wirth's mother sews all her Regardless of the outcome of Opns 160 Operations Management costumes and, "spends thousands the Miss California State pageant, (tons 171 Aviation Law on me to buy gowns and suits:' this summer Wirth plans to audi- Phil 1 Introduction to Philosophy Wirth said. tion for the Great America ORDER YOUR Phil 121) Critit at thinking dancers. PS 1 American Government "Like most parents. I've been PS 120 Inter nat mai Politics supportive of my kids:' said She will be graduating in May BY RING Publiiii,. v COLLEGE PS Ins Analysis Melanie Wirth, Kimberly's moth- with a bachelor's in psychology Ps i Ii 1 Print pies hology er. "This pageant was a goal she with an emphasis on clinical THANKSGIVING 104 Social Psi' h. iS had set for herself. I was thrilled counseling and hopes to attend Pss. h 110 Contemporars Issues for her and proud of her (when graduate school at the University 12; St lent e, let NH ilogy & Cultural Chang.. she won):' of Santa Clara. Si Introduction to American Culture "She is wonderful:' said Ellen "I want to work with adoles- AND STU lor the International Student Chong, coordinator for special cents:' Wirth said. "I've always felt Veer h 10 Accent Enhanct mt.nt events for the Santa Clara County that growing up as a teenager is h 42 Public Speaking for Multilingual Students Fair Association. "She's (Kimber- the hardest time (in a person's BY RECEIVE pee( h 45 Speech Communii at ion ly) a great leader, and great in lifer left 10 Telecommunii hnology I felt 2(1 fele«nninunit at ions hnology II Tek 110 A History of Telecommunii ations Development Demolition begins on apartment of 115 Introduction to Data C ommuni< ations convicted serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer MILWAUKEE (AP) Demoli - mer's arrest last year. 415/442-7800 t ion began today at the apartment Demolition of the 49-unit building where Jeffrey Dahmer building was expected to take killed many of his victims and kept about a week. ( ;olden ( ;ate Universit .1 rm.'. .nproht insti- their body parts. Dahmer's killing spree was dis tution with a wick virtcm if undergraduate degree Campus Circle Project, a non- covered when a man fled from the programs, including Accounting, Business and profit business and community apartment, a handcuff clanglitv 1( I I 44 \ 444; group, bought the building in from his wrist. Humanities, Finance, Management, and Politic ;tl August and said it was tearing it Inside, police found body parts Scien«.. down out of respect for the fami- in boxes, heads in a refrigerator Date: 211 lies of Dahmer's victims. and a freezer and acid -soaked GOLDEN GATE UNIVERSITY "It's just an eyesore for the city:' hones in a vat. Tinle: i I said Shirley Hughes, whose son Dahmer is serving 15 consecu- San Francisco Widnut Creek Los Altos 1511 was slain in Dahmer's apartment tive life sentences. Place: sp.,. tan Bookstore ST, mteris about two months before Dah-