CSU May Gain Autonomy to Administer Budget by LAURA KLEINMAN During a Meeting with the Board of Dents and Faculty Alike

THURSDAY 0:I-ARIAN Once again, etc. explores 'Al') AUX solitary leisure by beating V0L 100, No. 23 Pubhshed for San Jose State University since 1934 I linr,d.it, Ltrth 4, 199 I around the bush. CSU may gain autonomy to administer budget BY LAURA KLEINMAN during a meeting with the Board of dents and faculty alike. ber of units. such a way as to best meet the needs of Spartan Doily Stall Writer llustees earlier this year. "If you have a poor education, there's "We're going to have an enormous the community. As Gov. Wilson's proposed 1993-94 The governor has lifted a lot of what is not much point in having one," Evans increase in enrollment over the next five Students aren't the only people on budget continues to cut away at CSU commonly termed as "budget language said. to 10 years 50 percent more than we campus facing compromises. funding, administrators continue to look SJSU President J. Handel Evans said. Evans made the comment after rank- have now," Evans said. In his report to the Board of Trustees, for creative solutions to program access, "Budget language is language added to ing the importance of educational quali- "Those students will be representative Munitz said faculty also face a "trade-off quality and funding concerns. the budget by the legislature or by the ty and access above financial aid and the of the 'new California: as I like to put it," between job security, compensation, and "The general approach of the budget governor to tell us not only how much we price of education during a press confer- Evans said. "Over 60 percent of them will work load." is to permit as much autonomy and flexi- have that's in the budget, but how we ence Thesday. be Hispanic." The CSU system depends on the state bility as possible, so that CSU can spend it:' Evans said. With regard to access, Evans said SJSU The impact of enrollment increases for 92 percent of its total budget com- explore new ways to manage its resources The added flexibility is a much-need- looks at how many students they can let and state funding decreases on the CSU pared to the UC system, which only to better serve students, faculty, and ed freedom for the CSU as educational in compared to the risk that students will system means SJSU and every other CSU staff:' CSU Chancellor Barry Munitz said quality issues occupy the minds of stu- not be able to obtain a reasonable num- campus will have to define their goals in See EVANS, Page 6 Council vote approves auditor specs

BY LAURA KLONMAN ',porton Daily Stall Writer In what was seen as a step in the right direction by the majority of those who attended, the San Jose City Council approved a job description for an independent police department auditor Tuesday night. The job description proposed by the Citizen's Advisory Committee was slightly amended before being approved by the council. A critical issue was the recommendation made by the citizens' committee to require that the candidate have a minimum of five years of investigative experience. Opponents saw this requirement as catering the position to a former police officer or district attorney an incumbent detrimental to the purpose of having an auditor in the first place, in the view of some. Oncethis requirementWa-ireitioved by the council, discussion regarding the job description flowed more smoothly. The proposed independent police auditor position was adopted in November by the City Council after Mayor Susan Hammer came up with the reso- lution in lieu of establishing a citizen review board. The board is advocated by the ACLU, the Santa Clara County Bar Association and the SJSU campus-based Direct Action Alliance. Twenty-four people, including a few SJSU students, were arrested at the November meeting when their protest disrupted the council's proceedings. Christine A. Burdick, Santa Clara County Bar Association executive director and general counsel, MATT WALLIS SPARTAN DAILY along with Attorney Sam Polverino, have backed the Medics tend to an Injured bicyclist around 1:25 p.m. Wednesday who, according to witnesses, crashed into an open car door while traveling west- citizen review board since the Bar Association bound on East San Fernando Street between Sixth arid Seventh streets, in front of Peanuts restaurant. introduced the idea to the City Council three years ago. Burdick sees the auditor job description, defined by the council's advisory committee, as dependent Cyclist slams into car door, severely hurt on internal affairs for the success of position's purpose. BY NICK KIRKENDALL Nwaobiala, a health science major who wit- Medical Center at around 1:40 p.m. "The model being proposed is a model that Spartan Daily Staff Wnter nessed the accident. "That guy was hurt prctty bad:' said A.A. requires the auditor to review a cold, written record A bicyclist riding westbound on East San Fer- San Jose police officers, a fire truck and an Olmos, a fireman on the scene. that is produced by internal affairs." nando Street was critically injured when he ambulance had arrived at the accident site by The name of the victim could not be released, Polverino said the job description lacks critical crashed into an open car door in front of Peanuts 1:25 p.m. Medics attended to the victim, who was according to a hospital spokeswoman, because components. restaurant at about 1:15 p.m. Wednesday. semiconscious, while police questioned the car his family had not yct been notified. She said he "It lacks the ability for the auditor to be truly When the bicyclist crashed, he flipped off his driver. suffered a massive head injury and was in critical independent," Polverino said. Specifically, the posi- bike and landed on his head, said Oneyachi An ambulance took the victim to San Jose condition as of 5 p.m. Wednesday. tion lacks the power to subpoena and directly inter- See CITY COUNCIL, Page 3

Choice in Clinton era King a focal point for 'Brothers' Studentspr Choice want leader Denelle Fedor said. The group feels a grassroots BY RUONG PHUOC to rebuild The Gap?" she asked, pro-choice vigil to continue approach is the best way to \ Stall Writer alluding to lootings at the cloth- BY TRACY BLAKELY achieve these goals. "United we stand, divided we ing store last spring following Spartan Daily Staff Wnter "People are expecting too fall," Lincoln warned a nation on the acquittals of the four L.A. In its first meeting since much out of Clinton, they the verge of disintegration. In police officers. Clinton's election, Students for think he's a bottle of peni- the same vein, leaders of Striving Bender invited Lou Holscher, Choice explained the impor- cillin," Fedor said. Black Brothers and Sisters an SJSU professor in administra- tance of keeping a strong orga- "Everyone depends on our (SBBS) called on all students of tion of justice who is also a nization despite having a pro- government too much in gen- color to strive for unity during lawyer, to update students on the choice president. eral. I just want to ask people, an informal teach-in Thesday two pending trials of the King "Just because we have a 'What have you done?'" group night. officers and the four men who pro-choice president doesn't member Negar Nematollahi "Where there's no people, beat up truck driver Reginald mean we can stop," Students said. there's no power:. said Cherice Denny during the L.A. civil for Choice member Ann Gar- Students for Choice wants Bender, a criminal justice junior unrest. cia said at last Monday's meet- to recruit new members in the and last year's president of SBBS. "People with political power ing. "This is an ongoing bat- next few weeks, believing the "There was a time when you tend to label revolts and rebel- tle." more people involved, the could walk around campus and lions as riots:' Hoscher said, Garcia and other members more effective the message say 'hi' to a brother," a member "because that is a way to crimi- agreed a federal freedom of will be. said. "Now, sometimes I get a nalize them:' choice act and continued "Sometimes people feel cold shoulder." "Also, a riot means it's a one- efforts to protect women arid overwhelmed. They're pro- Tiffany Simpson, an unde- time thing:' Bender added. "But clinics from harassment are choice but feel intimidated," clared freshman, asked if they a rebellion is continuous." still the main goals of Students Fedor said. "Some don't want were waiting for another Rodney According to Holscher, the CLARKE ROBINSON SRECiAL TO THE WART AN DAILY for Choice. to go to the marches, but they King beating before they united. federal prosecutors will try to Lewis Bundy, director of Student Development Services, challenger: "We have to make sure that would rather write letters (to ''Or are we waiting for them See UNITED, Page 3 students, including Tiffany Simpson, left, to define 'unity.' abortion rights stay intact." legislators):'

A 2 Ilunday, Math 4, 1993 San JosE State Uruversity SPARTAN DAILY Forum & Opinion

EDITORIAL Testing on animals shows the beast inside of man

These experiments, such as the May we borrow your cat for a ones used on cats to determine just few ;Arbitrary experiments? We'll only how much anger and psychological cut into its skull and stick some elec- distress they can take, are completely trodes into its brain for experimental unnecessary. purposes. It is all in the name of sci- In one psychological experiment, a ence. cat's skull is cut open to expose the Research -and -development on brain, usually without any pain-killer. animals for the well-being of the The exposed brain is then probed human race has gone too far. with numerous electrodes. An electri- While some experiments do, in cal current is then pumped into the fact, benefit the human race, many cat's brain to get a required reaction. are just destroying the psychological Many times, the cat goes into fits of well-being of these experimental pri- hissing, scratching and screaming mates. while the current is pumped into its Some animals are often housed brain. their entire lives in cages no bigger This unneeded experimentation than a shower stall. accomplishes nothing. We do not "...(T)he regulations violate the benefit from knowing how much out- clear and plain language of the man- side stimulation a cat can withstand date from Congress directing the sec- before it goes insane. retary to promulgate minimum The regulations that govern these requirements:' said U.S. District laboratories need to be reformed and ST u PIT) LAT:5 AN MAI_ 1124 spARTANDAily Judge Charles R. Richey, who ordered the laboratories need to be enforced on Feb. 25 the government to stiffen by an outside source. its regulation for protecting research An attorney for the Animal Legal animals from abuse, according to an Defense Fund, Valerie Stanely, said, A.ssociated Press story. "It is an unprecedented example of an time Each laboratory develops its own agency just completely rolling over to Rich get community service, the rest get standards and enforces them, as well. the industry it regulates:' speaking Experiments used on animals that about the 1985 Improved Standards Milken and Ivan Bosky. Dalis ters, Not! closely resemble the genetic make-up for Laboratory Animals Act. Well, once again the has been found guilty of skim- If it wasn't bad enough for of a human are warranted in some An animal is a life with rights. Man rich and the powerful seem to ming some $3.9 million in the rich to beg for forgiveness cases, like disease and illness. But should remember that a dog is sup- be judged by a whole different profits from the Garden City on behalf of this man, it looks many of the experiments are done on posedly his best friend. set of standards. card room. like Judge Mclnerny is being rats, cats and other animals that have We must become humane by con- First the Savings & Loan This was a crime motivated influenced by all of this out- a completely different metabolism ducting only the experiments needed people are allowed to slime by one factor greed. The pouring of crocodile sympathy and react much differently than the to find cures for illnesses, not psycho- through the hands of the judi- Garden City card room makes for Dalis and might not sen- John Perez human does. logical experimentation. cial system, taking countless a tremendous profit, about $40 tence him to jail. Justice might number of seniors' pensions million a year. Wasn't all of be blind, but only because it and life savings with them. For that money enough for Dalis? has dollar signs in its eyes. In The Mist all of that illegal activity, they Apparently not, but it was Dalis not only deserves jail were given a slap on the wrist enough to prompt some very time, after all skimming is just Letters to the editor and sentenced to serve out high and mighty friends of his a cleaned-up word for stealing, small South American coun- their time at a country club - to write to Judge John S. Mcln- but he deserves to be held up tries. Dalis should serve his like jail making wallets and erny to ask for no jail time for and made an example of how time like other criminals do. Dark Ages emerge in newspaper print baskets. Dalis. the justice system is supposed The new martyr for the I am sure those same "rich to work evenly and fairly. Editor, Teddy! Get a grip on your feelings poor, rich people whose only and powerful" are writing let- It seems like the more I n response to Theodore Schmidt's and don't generalize with all females regret is getting his hand ters on behalf of the thousands money a person has, the less article, ''The weaker sex tries once who "want to take control of men's caught in the cookie jar is Nick of others making their way jail time he gets for his again to dominate:' I have to question lives." It's obvious you're not able to Dalis. This man's name can be through the judicial system. crime(s). John Perez is a Daily staff columnist whether or not Theodore, or may I control your own life, feelings or said in the same breath as Judges all over the state will I thought buying one's way His column appears every other call you Teddy, has any comprehen- emotions by this weak and almost Charles Keating, Michael probably be flooded with let- out of jail only occurred in Thursday sion or reality of the male and female humorous article, written by one who roles. Quite honestly Teddy, you are is obviously not able to put things in living in the Dark Ages as you so elo- perspective. quently referred females as being cre- Whatever the case may be, your Powder and paint pasted into twisted beauty ated as an afterthought. You also writing is not appropriate or appreci- mentioned that without woman, man ated by females. would still exist, just in harmony with bles dental floss? Gee, at least tuous look. Any adult woman himself. Julie Douglas is there no happy medi- she was nice enough to let with a grown-up body should It sounds like you were dumped Junior, Psycholixy um? I really hate to be a raging them put on big furry boots reject this sort of manipula- femi-nazi in a push-up bra, how very attractive. tion. but I must. Next up on the hit list is the Unfortunately, we continue Shock journalism and unsound logic You see, the Sports Illustrat- fashion industry in general. to fall victim to the artifice. Editor, umbrella of a "Daily Staff Writer." ed's annual swimsuit issue is You'll be pleased to know the Sure a little powder and paint I see no problem in publishing Unfortunately, shock journalism here, and the whole business "Twiggy" look is back. Ah yes, never hurt anyone; heck it's l'racy Blakely Theodore's article, but I do have a has worked because I have just writ- about female images in mass little girls with pathetically even fun sometimes. But problem with the practice of shock ten you a letter. media gets under my skin. slim frames selling overpriced where does the obsession stop? journalism and the publishing of bad Ilythum Kiswani I've just finished watching clothes. There is no such thing as Writer's Forum and unsound arguments under the Senior, Political Science the Home Box Office extrava- Vogue, Allure and Made- air-brushing people into per- ganza about the creation of the moiselle rang in the new year fection anymore. They have a whole sordid thing, the third with high praises for their computer for that now. The Guess what? You'll never be of its kind. What really strikes beloved gamine models. Scitex. Original images look perfect because there is no me is the person in charge of Calvin Klein likes using them nothing like what comes out of such thing as perfect. SP \ DAILY all this is a middle-aged (for the time being) so he can the machine. Stop torturing yourself. woman named Julie Camp- heap big gauzy hippie clothes Someone else's idea of RICHARD F-SPINOZA executive' editor bell. on them. Neat-O. beauty (whatever the hell that Why on earth would she What happened? Just last is) spews forth with smooth BRIAN WACHTER City ellifOr subject anyone to run around year millions went under the skin, eye-color du -jour and all PATTI EAGAN production editor Alaska wearing what resem- knife to get that oh-so-volup- other things unachievable. Tracy Blakely is a Daily staff writer. TARA MURPHY photo editor DAV II) MARSHALL chief photographer MARIA C. ROSE forum editor SEAN COOPER arts 6- entertainment editor DEBRA MYERS features editor Equality and intelligence not linked to gender ERIK HOVE sports editor JON SOLOMON chief copy editor I had been conned. Schmidt would have con- Amos ipA el AN national 6- foreign Muir This article was merely a vinced me I was wrong and Mary Hoang L response to the article, scam induced by the staff of there were people right here in CHRISTINA M ION advertising director "The weaker sex tries again to the Spartan Daily to entice the SJSU who hold this belief if it dominate written by female population of SJSU to were not for his example from Campus Viewpoint BILL BEEMAN retail advertising manager Theodore Schmidt, I would read the article and, hopefully, the Bible. Anyone who held LIONEL CARREON ativertising art director like to say, "congratula- become so indignant that they such strong convictions AARON THATCHER national advertising manager tions...well, sort of." would have to take pen and against the "the weaker sex" politics or even domestic lives AVELINO POMBO national advertising manager After reading the second paper in hand and give and believed himself to be if they so desire. KELLEY WELSH advertising marketing manager paragraph of the article, my Schmidt a piece of their mind. part of the "intelligent" race So Mr. Schmidt, if you real - JIM BUTLER advertising downtown manager first thought was "oh no, here Well, it worked. would know better than to use ly wish to convince society DOUG WALKER advertising entertainment manager goes another jilted lover ranti- Normally, I do not read the the theory of creation to sup- you believe everything you how fem- Spartan Daily nor do I tend to port his theory. SUSAN GAMBERG advertising co-op manager ng and raving about have written and it is not inism is destroying the lives of voice my reactions to the This has been used by merely a ploy to raise CHRIS JETER advertising production manager men:' wasting space with fee- things that do read. I found many men throughout history upheaval to benefit the Spar- REPORTERS: TRACY BEAM Y, BILL ERB, HECTOR FLORES, ALLAN HOVLAND, JENNIFER KANE, LAURA ble chauvinism. As I read fur- this article, however, to be in hopes of keeping women tan Daily, please use a little bit KI FINMAN. El A INE MEI771 ER, NASER IDEIS, DINA MEDINA, MINERVA PANLILIO, THEODORE SCHMIDT, ther, I began to think maybe quite intriguing. I had no idea "in their place." Obviously, more of your "superior intelli- TRUONG PI1110C 1(HANII, K E YIN TURNER, PAUL WOTEL. educa- has not (Nu COLUMNISTS: /MI RA TCHO, LYNN BENSON, BROOKE SHELBY BIGGS, STEVE CHAS, AMOS FABIAN, KARA he was serious. But his subse- anyone with a college this argument been gence" and provide "the weak - GARCIA, LES MAHLER, JOHN PEREZ, STEVE SLOAN, MATT SMITH. quent use of the Bible to sup- tion, living in the 20th century successful in convincing the er sex" with a more ingenious iLLUSTRATORS: ED FOWLER, MARTIN GEE, FRED LIMPERT. port his claim made me suspi- could believe that men "are female gender nor the male claim. oTOGRA PH RES: SHONA BAROFF, MONTY COWS, JENNIFER FEURTA DO, D.A. HORVA rm. IENIEEE cious of his intentions. Then I the superior gender, the intel- gender for that matter. Laws LAME LA, CHRISTINA MACIAS, A IMES MCKINNEY, KAREN SCHMIDT, MAT'T WALLIS, ADVERTISING ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES: SCOTT ABBANAT, TERME ALAI, CA POLYN CAMERON, saw the words "Theodore ligent ones:' while women are have been passed by men to GRACE CHOW, DARIENE KEE, 6STAIA LAMBEPTE, SUSAN RALEY, JIM TRAMEL, ALEX WADLEY, LI-KING YEE. Schmidt is a Daily Staff so overbearing and full of ensure women have a place in ADVERTISING PRODUCTION ARTISTS: ALVIN CHUNG, LEFF JACKSON, MARK TOWNSEND, Writer" and my suspicions contradictions and miscon- all parts of society whether it Mary Iloang TRINETTE VAN DEP HEIDEN were confirmed. duct. be engineering, law, medicine, Junior, Civil Engineering

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probable cause and a criminal conviction ater:" he said will be unlikely. The 20 to 25 students who attended the SpartaGuide United "I don't think there will be a criminal meeting were frustrated at the lack of com- conviction of the officersr Holscher said. "In munication among black student organiza- frum page I The San Jose State calendar the Denny case, yes." tions on campus. convince the jury the officers willfully He advised students not to be disheart- "We have to be willing to act, not just trial Studies, call Marla at 924- deprived King of his constitutional due ened if there is no conviction. "As a result of react," said Kofi Weusi-Pur year, a computer TODAY 4330. process rights under the Fourteenth this, you have an African-American as chief science graduate, who is arranging a system CALIFOR- Amendment. of police, though that may not be justice." of networking to keep different groups ASPB: Jerry Brown, 11-12p.m., STUDENT TEACHERS NIA ASSOCIATION: General "Due process means when you're under Sevander Parker, who works in Student abreast of each other's activities. SU Guadalupe Room; noon SU- color meeting, 12-1p.m., SF'. 331. arrest, you have a right to be treated a cer- Development Services, pointed to a differ- SBBS is trying to unify students of Amphitheatre, call the RAT line tain way:' Holscher said. ence in the King and Denny cases. on this campus, Bender said. "It's primarily at 924-6261. He added, "If you're under arrest, the "You had Joe Citizens from the neighbor- for people of color because we're the target AKBAYAN CLUB: Cultural Nite police can use any means necessary to hood intervening on behalf of the truck dri of discrimination, oppression and racism in Dance Practice, 6:30p.m., SU FRIDAY secure that arrest." And if the defense shows ver and up to 26 officers not intervening, our neighborhood, on this campus, and Umunhum Rm., call Mike at 534- ANIMANIACS: Films:Ranma 1/2, that King was resisting arrest, then there's who were basically saying, 'This is good the nationally:' she said. 1140. Tenchi Muyoh, Gundam 0083, BAPTIST STUDENT MINISTRES; 3p.m., Engineering Auditorium Bible Study, 11:30a.m.-I2:30 189, call Ronnie at 259-9134. p.m., SU Montalvo Rm., call CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL Steve or Kim at 294-5657. SPORT AND HUMAN PERFOR- You are invited to become a part of B.A.S.E. (BLACK ALLIANCE OF MANCE: SJSU Martial Arts Fair: Ci council Good News Missionary Baptist Church SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS): 1:30-4:30p.m., Spartan Complex From page I effective disciplinary mechanism Meeting, 6p.m., ENGR 358, call 4X (Gym.) and gets to the bottom of cases A Church With A Heart For God And People Sean at 292-7874. CHINESE CAMPUS FELLOW- view witnesses and complainants and punishes the guilty." SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICE 11.00AM SUNDAY BIBLE STUDY 10:15AM CALMECA PROJECT: General SHIP: Weekly meeting, 3:30- - a critical component, Polveri- "I've never seen a case covered Meeting, 6p.m., SU Pacheco Rm., 5p.m. SU Guadalupe Room, 287- no said. up or white-washed:' Tennant REV. NATHANIEL "NATE"NEWMAIV,PASTOR way, the auditor call 279-5143. 9110. Set up this said. "I believe these (review 570 BLOSSOM HILL ROA!) would only be able to ask ques- boards and auditors) tend to CAMPUS MINISTRY: Dinner Fel- DIRECT ACTION ALLIANCE: tions of witnesses and receive polarize rather than heal police- SAN IOSI; (at Indian Ave) lowship, 6p.m., 300 S. 10th., call General body meeting, Peace (408) 497 /876 (408) 229-2566 Center, 48 South 7th (at San Fer- documentation of the complaint community relations." Rev. Mann 298-0204. through the existing internal "When they nando,) call Juan at 929-7042. bring this issue CAREER PLANNING AND affairs office. back in ordinance form I think FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPT.: PLACEMENT:Co-op orientation, "I think it leaves some ques- there needs to be significantly Career opportunities for foreign 12:30p.m, SU Costanoan tion as to whether this is really a more powers involved for this to majors, 12:30p.m, Rm.:On-Campus interview languages legitimate attempt (by the coun- have any chance of succeeding:' EXTR\CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES preparation, 12:30p.m., 3:30 SH120, call Juan at 924-4612. cil) to produce an appropriate Crew said. "They call it an inde- p.m., SU Guadalupe Rm.; Wells KAPPA DELTA SORORITY:Fun oversight mechanism, or whether pendent auditor but it's not inde- Fargo Bank - employer presen- and Games etc., 7-9p.m., 278 S. it's just a way to stall community pendent at all." tation, 12:30-2p.m., ca;; Career 10th St., call Katie at 279-9035. groups like Direction Action After the incumbent for the Resource Center at 924-6033. LATTER DAY SAINT SAINT STU- Alliance and hope they will go auditor's position has been in FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPT.: DENT ASSOCIATION: Scripture away and not press the city for a place for one year, the City Coun- Lecture, "Boccaccio's Concentration, 12:30-1:30p.m, stronger review process:' Burdick cil will review the success of the Decamerone,' 1:30p.m., SH 411, 666 S. 7th St., 286-3313. said. position and make any changes call Juan 924-4612. MUSLIM STUDENT ASSOCIA- The Direct Action Alliance necessary. GAY, LESBIAN AND BISEXUAL TION: Meeting and Prayer, boycotted lbesday night's City "Any auditor (in any other ALLIANCE: Social Gathering, 1p.m., SU Guadalupe Rm., call Council meeting saying in a press city) set up without investigative 4:30-7p.m., Fred's Coffee Roast- Osama at 241-0850. release, "Susan Hammer, Police powers has failed:' Crew said. At ing Co., 236-2002. PHYSICS CLUB: Meeting, Chief Covarrubiaz, and the Citi- the time of review, Crew said the GOLDEN KEY: General Meeting, 11:30a.m., SCci 239, call 924- zen's Advisory Committee are city will need to "be willing to 5p.m., SU Guadalupe Room, call 5239. ignorant of the community's shake itself out of this denial and you can keep up your active litesi I, xsitli SJSU FOLK DANCE CLUB: Inter- needs." really look at this issue in an open 370-2102. and a tiiIIN equipped fit IleSS CO1110T fashion." Elmtennis courts JEWISH AWARENESS MONTH: nationall Folkdancing, beg. int. Annie Dandavati, one of the "If it's not working we certain- IllSt SiepS 11'0111 NOW 11V,I1 front. door And then Faculty/Student reception, kolo (no partner needed,) people who served on the committee that established the guide- ly will consider subpoena and any rola \ from your workout %% ith a dip in the heated pool noon,SU Multicultural Room; Teaching 8-9p.m., Requests 9- 10:30p.m., Womans Gym 89, lines for the auditor position, said other ideas that people have and sna. l'oull love the flakwund life, Movie Night - Behind Bars, am committed Spartan Complex, call Mildred that in developing the job because I, for one, 7:30p.m., SU Costanoan Room, to this being something that is ? Furnished and unfurnished study). one and at 293-1302, Lisa at277-4799, or description, input was obtained call Anna at 378-3037 or 379- widely accepted:' Hammer said. INN 0 Ed at 287-6369. from victims of police abuse as 6056. well as from the police officers Political Science Lecturer Ken 1111111 PHYSICS DEPT.: Seminar, themselves. Yeager sees Thesday night's action "Hydrogen as an Impurity in Eatiy 1111()%1. -ill Ili) il'atie 1:1til "The auditor will be able to by the council as having historical 111011Lil'S Semiconductors," 1:30p.m., Sci- SATURDAY interview witnesses. What they significance to San Jose. "People C1:1111'1/111.11 al'ef.S8 gait`, ence Building 251, 924-5210. BETA ALPHA PSI: Volunteer are not going to be able to do is in San Jose have been trying to SCHOOL OF ART & DESIGN: income tax assistance, 12-4p.m. directly interview the police offi- get some sort of outside inves- ? BaSket 1.01111S Student Galleries Art Shows, B.C. 30, call Pat Janes at 924- cers," Dandavati said. Due to the tigative powers in the police lill() iircas Apartments 10a.m.-4p.m. Art Bldg. & Indus- 3492. Officers' Bill of Rights, Dandavati department for at least the last 20 said the auditor will have to ask years that I've been following the (Ho() ) 7 7 7 - -1 7 7 1 I 10 ti ) 2 ,1 7 - 2 5 questions of the officers through City Council:' Yeager said. %111111.1. 11111.1111.111, .1 1. NO1, 1111 WI, Spartacuide is available to SJSU students, faculty and staff orga.nizations for free. Dead- line is 5 p.m., two days before publication. Forms are available at the Spartan Daily, DBH the Internal Affairs office person- Yeager saw the decision as 209. limited space may force reducing the number of entries. nel. opening up an area that for years On a quarterly basis the audi- has been shrouded in secrecy. tor will provide information to "It's a big step and something the mayor and the City Council. we can all be very proud of:' Yea- News Room (408) 924-3280 These reports will provide the ger said. 924-3282 council with information that 14inin Fax they will use to adjust the job You have Advertising 924-3270 description as needed when the enough 924-3277 committee reconvenes to review Clamified the position, Mann said. to do ACLU Attorney John Crew, who has advocated a citizen without DAILY, (US S a S011-4801. p.thinhed Mily every school day far (MI arsderrit yeenfb Inch rosier/. review board, said in the last five worrying S1S. 00 ramp:iambi, 1 by San lese Slate UniveneT, rine Wahingron Singe, San 111SR CA. 4,142 0140. bads Second dim postage paid al %Strom:CA years data provided by the city Mad subscript:oat Sl1 ed on a fem.:der of armeater about POST MAST EL 'end ridges. changes to Spans:11May. SE: lase SOP Ur:eerily, showed that out of 107 false - One Washington 'quer., San lose, CA, 05147 0149. arrest allegations made to Inter- taxes. We'll do nal Affairs not one of them was sustained, and out of 436 unnec- it for essary-use-of-force allegations only nine were sustained - a you. Judge sues over the people upstairs sustain rate of 2 percent. John Tennant, an attorney who OAKLAND (AP) - From the Royal Apartments and its board spoke on behalf of the San Jose We provide Personal care in first toilet flush in the morning to of directors, claiming they didn't Police Officer's Association, your tax preparation the last piano chord at night, day enforce lease provisions Appiir it merit* in your 110111C Or MU C promis- voiced concern before the council ALI:orate electronic filing for faster refill id, after day, Judge Jack Gifford and ing a quiet life. The apartments regarding the potential infringe- 10% discount tO IlfW CilefitA his wife kept their version of a then made a claim against the Yew- round service ment of an independent auditor TRY OUR NEW BACON CHEDDAR sound track of the people Hymans, and they probably will upon a police officer's terms and 268-9777 upstairs. have to pay about one-third of 0.0, CHEESEBURGER PIZZA. conditions of employment with Silicon "9:33, slamming shower door:' the verdict, said their attorney, the city. BUY A LARGE AND GET ANY they recorded in handwritten Colleen Hoy. s ' mEDIUm 1 TOPPING PIZZA FM "We feel overall that (an audi- Valley V logs that formed the basis of a Gifford, a municipal court pre- tor) is unnecessary and is a waste Tax $1.1 million lawsuit against the siding judge, and his wife filed of the taxpayers' money, to be s Loaded with Bacon, ground beef, mozzarella and cheddar cheeses directors of their luxury co-op. suit in November 1990, two years honest:' Tennant said. Tennant, Specialists 576 E. Santa Clara at 13th St /298 Tuesday, the Giffords got news after the Hymans moved. who represents officers in the dis- 3030 . that was music to their ears, a Key to the complaint was the 5914 hero Alegre Drive. San Ca 0512i HOURS Sur) Thurs 11 C1111 2om i-Sot 1 1 um lity) ciplinary process said, "The (nem Coleman tit Alei.len 1.xprehmly1 jury award of about $205,000. Hymans' installation of hard- internal affairs division is a very r 1.1 RIB um MN IMO MN I "They're looking for some wood floors, which the board I MEAL DEAL Si UNBEATABLE DEAL )111. peace and quiet. It's something approved over Gifford's objec- they haven't had for over three tions, according to the suit. The Come Celebrate National Women'e years:' their attorney, Martin Giffords claimed that amplified History Month Nakahara, said Wednesday. the sounds. The Women's Resource Center at The verdict followed six weeks The Hymans claimed the of sounding off in an Alameda flooring they installed actually SJSU would like to invite you to a . . . celebration of women taking place ' '6" was better insulated than the pre- courtroom. ' '3" County ' SINGLE'S COMBO II 1 -TOPPING SMALL II The neighbors in question, vious set-up. in the Student Union at SJSU. . I SMALL 1 Harold and Marie Hyman, Jurors were presented with a -TOPPING PIZZA, I I Crafts faire and art exhibit begin 1 DOMINO'S TWISTY claimed they didn't make things tape-recording the Giffords BREAD - 1 and end PLUS I CAN OF COKE, go bump in the night - or day. made, along with copious notes. March 8th at 10:00 am March 1 1 th at 5:00pm. i i They maintained they limited "They took such tedious notes 29 8-3030 /98-3030 piano playing to 15 minutes daily, of every little thing," said Hoy, Events start on the evening of the 1 " . 1 1 installed rubber bumpers on who did not know if her clients 8th and the end on the 10th. ' ; would appeal. "I thought the i closet doors and insulated the Don't miss this exciting celebration] I I: _...... _ ..... .. el: __. floor. diary itself would make the jury k m m in in m am im AN m IN IN es In no EN i this is overly The Giffords did not sue the see that exaggerat- Funded by Associated Students Hymans. They targeted Lake ed." 4 Thursday. Much 4, 1993 San Iiise State University SPARl'AN DAILY Sports

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March 5, 6 Dancing Around Europe Featuring the greatest hits of the big band ' Leo Eylor, Conductor era. Dancing will be encouraged! A cop who'd rather be an. artist Flint Center, Cupertino, 8:00 p.m. A mobster who'd rather be a comic. Student Rush ticket prices: $7 to $20.75 Weber: Invstahon to the Dance Dvorak: And a woman who'd rather be anywhere but between them. Slavonic Dances &ohms: Hungarian Student Rush tickets are limited to availabil- Dances Grieg: Norwegian Dances ity Student I.D. is required to purchase Enesco: Rumanian Rhapsody Rimsky- tickets fliSAIRIES niqc 111AH111121111SBUM BA. A RN moca 1, JIM hIcliASNION A Korsakov: Copproccoo espagnol For further information on Student 'NH AN081.1.161EHRK[IN 'pa411510 HI '1000 NICE SIHSESI Student Rush ticket prices $3 50 to $14 Rush, please call the Symphony Box Ri MOON -ON A MIVIOSAIHREASE-04'Y- Office at (408) 288- 2828

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0 U.S. soldier dies munist governmet fell last April. Washington Since then, they have battled for con- when his vehicle trol of their homeland. In a struggle for Watch the capital alone, rebel chiefs have rained strikes land mine thousands of rockets on Kabul, killing an estimated 5,000 people, wounding Clinton suitedfor countless more and flanening entire information age, MOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) - A neighborhoods. U.S. soldier was killed by a land mine The agreement still must be ratified by but problems occur Wednesday, the second American death leaders of all 10 Muslim groups that oust- in as many days. ed the Communists after a 14-year civil WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi- The soldier killed Wednesday was a War. dent Clinton boasts he was "born member of the Army's Special Forces, for the information age" that inces- who died after the Humvee he was riding santly puts him in electronic touch in struck a land mine while going to a ED Swiss lawmalcers with citizens. But that hasn't pre- meeting of Somali elders in a town 90 vented him from getting caught miles northeast of Belet Huen, Marine reject feminist telling opposing audiences what Col. Fred Peck said. they want to hear. The soldier's name was being with- for all-male Cabinet Clinton's love of televised "town held until his family could be notified. 0 hall" meetings, his frequent ad lib- On lbesday, Pvt. John D. Robertson, Frendi minister 0 Increasing costs bing and his penchant for answer- 28, of "ftistin, Calif., died when the Army BERN, Switzerland (AP) - Swiss ing questions at great length some- wrecking truck he was riding in swerved lawmakers rejected a feminist candidate mixes tradition reduce requisites times produces utterances that go to avoid a pedestrian and overturned, for the all-male Cabinet Wednesday, cre- well beyond the day's script. Peck said. Robertson was stationed at ating a deadlock that sent her party in with limovation for super diploma White House aides like to boast Fort Hood, Texas. search of other female contenders. how well Clinton communicates Christiane Brunner, the Social Demo- PARIS (AP) - Graffiti on display at BERLIN (AP) - The Abitur, the directly with people, using new cratic Party's official candidate, was museums. State-subsidized rap music. super diploma that university-bound technology to beam his message @ Afghan factions snubbed by the Federal Assembly in her Condoms dispensed at high schools. students get after 13 tough years of directly on TV. bid to enter the seven-member executive In his 12 years in office, Culture and schooling, could come a lot cheaper. "This is an expressive land that end fight; agree council that governs Switzerland. Education Minister Jack Lang has rede- Faced with the crushing costs of edu- produced CNN and MTV We were Francis Matthey, a Social Democrat fined French culture, flouting tradition cation and a realization that young peo- all born for the Information Age," to share power championed by the assembly's male and mixing high brow with low. He has ple spend an awful lot of time in school, Clinton told students at American majority, outpolled Brunner in secret financed fashion and haute cuisine, cine- the recession-weary government is University in what could have been voting to fill a Federal Council seat tradi- ma and rock 'n' roll, symphony and more. weighing whether to require just 12 years a personal credo. ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) - The tionally reserved for a French spealcer Criticized by many, the government's of school for college-bound students. But being wired for real time leaders of Afghanistan's two main fac- from his party. installed condom dispensers in high What irritates many people is that an can have its down side, as when tions reportedly agreed Wednesday to Social Democrats in parliament voted schools. Lang defended that decision. educational institution should fall victim Clinton y forgot he was wearing a share power in their shattered homeland to postpone approving Matthey's nomi- "More than 50 percent of high school to economics. live microphone and cursed an for 18 months, then hold elections. nation. The assembly gave the Social students say they have had sexual inter- But others argued that shorter school- aide during a photo-taking session Afghan President Burhanuddin Rab- Democrats a week to decide whether he course: we must give them the means to ing would sharpen Germany's competi- at a highway construction site. bani and his rival, Gulbuddin Hekmat- gets the seat vacated by ailing Foreign make it part of their life, not the cause of tive edge, especially in a newly integrated yar, met for the first time since the Com- Minister Rene Felber. their death," he said. Western European market.

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From page 1 While the federal government has yet depends on the state for 23 percent of its to determine how the money or pro- total budget, Munitz said. grarns will be applied, Evans said "the When you're only depending on your CSU is very, very anxious to take part." parents for 23 percent of your income, "We're interested because it hits the you're more independent," Evans said. type of students that we have here in this For the UC system, budget cuts only large metropolitan area," Evans said. affect a small proportion of the total bud- Evans sees the program as having get. enormous opportunities for SJSU stu- Indeed, it's these cuts that are making dents, being located in a large metropoli- CSU administrators across the state rede- tan area where they could benefit from fine the role of the institution as it relates the diversity of opportunities surround- to the surrounding community, and ing the campus. come up with creative options for stu- "We've got 2,000 students living on dents to pay for education. this campus, which is the second largest One way students could reduce their residential population in the CSU:' Evans educational debt would be through some said. 4, 99/ sort of volunteer service. By working outside in the community, "It offers high school students the students enhance community programs, opportunity to put credits away, worth Evans said. "When this is translated into e money, toward higher education," Evans monetary support for a student going to KAREN C HANNER SPARTAN DAILY said. college, that's wonderful." ClIff Van Amen tries to explain to Nina Schielderup what he wants to buy from other countries. For Tuesday's game Van Ampn is supposed to be African and must pretend to be illiterate, so he isn't allowed to speak or write. Club hosts global role-playing

BY TRACY BLAKELY Participants were given briefing behavioral science major. "There was TIIE SpARTA vartan Daily Stall Writer sheets about the region they repre- just too much." SJSU students were treated to an sented, including statistics about Alameda County Commissioner afternoon of global education during population, resources, food and ener- Don Nelson enjoyed what the game the World Game hosted by A1ESEC. gY had to offer. The club takes its name from the It was up to them to set an agenda "It helped me to understand some French acronym for International for their people and carry it through. of the (world's) problems," he said. Association of Business and Econom- Throughout the four hour event Mixed reactions aside, World ics Students. some students became confused Game Organization facilitator Jill Approximately 60 people showed about how to carry out their duties. Nagle thought the game went rela- up to play and learn about other "I hated it; it was totally disorga- tively well. countries through the use of a 35-by- nized, the instructions weren't clear, "I always like to see more people, 70-foot map and information provid- and there were only two people in my but everyone was cooperative," she ed by the World Game Organization. group," said Janette Deverling, a said.

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"There is a something I wanted to lead; go instead where there is SOW Office 14-415S Faraawic St. lot of my dad in the film, but express," Tlirturro says. "I put no path and leave a trail. Ida& Sas wari040.w.... To Cennewi jiloiaii you can't encapsulate a per- people into a world they only Paul Wotel son's life," the Yale School of see from across the street:' etc. ( )March 4, 1993 () 3 Tom Rice, at left, slams the vollyball over to Santa Cruz' side of the court in the From left, Christy Weatherford follows the routine the instructor has Mini Gym inside the Event Center. The Spartans men's vollyball club lost 3-1. many classes the Sport Club offers to its members. Genesis of a g The Student Union Event Center was originally Barrett said the original cost projection for planned, in the words of its designers, as a $10 million Event Center was $21 million, but the total project dream facility. But that dream quickly faded as con- about $35 million. struction became mired in a series of structural blun- To pay for the construction, the first bond p ders, cost overruns, delays and fee increases that chased was for $19 million, but student fees w called into question the feasibility of it ever being raised to buy the bond for the second loan to co bu ilt. $6.5 million in cost overruns, Barrett said. The ad Students, faculty and staff have now had access to tional $9.5 million came from money in reserves, that dream facility for almost four years, but what said. exactly did SJSU get for its $35 million? The companies named in the suit are the archit According to Event Center Sports Club Recreation tural firm that drafted the Event Center plans, H Manager Cathy Busalacchi, SJSU alumni began pay- Goodhue, Haisley and Barker; the structural en ing fees as far back as 1984 to help fund the Event neering firm of T.Y. Lin International; mechanical a Center and have the opportunity to use the facilities electrical engineering firm of Syska and Henness for frce.To date, about 6,000 alumni applications for and Jerit Boys, an Illinois-based company in charg( free memberships have been filed, she said. the sound and lighting systems. "People have come back and have taken advantage Maximum capacity for the Event Center is 6,f of it," Busalacchi said. for full seating, 6,500 for festival seating (no chairs Fourteen months after the opening of the facility, a the floor) and 4,600 for basketball games. lawsuit was filed against four of the companies In addition to providing space for concerts and j involved in the construction of the Event Center faires, the facility houses a full Sport Club, includi From left, Joanne Nguyen and Bertha Stanfill charging negligence and breach of contractlvo-and- racquetball courts, a fitness room, an aerobics roi look at the bulletin board for upcoming a-half years and more than $400.000 later, the case is and a mini-gym. events at the Sport Club in the Event Center. still in arbitration, according to SU Executive Director According to Busalacchi, student usage of the Sp Ron Barrett. Club averages 1,500 patrons per day during the we

4 ) March 4,1993. ) etc. Soraya Fata, a senior majoring in Interior Design, works out on the Dip machine in the weight room in the Event Center.

set up for the Step Aerobics class. Step Aerobics is one ot 'ream le with 75 to 80 percent using it for fitness. In Since the center's opening in May 1989, usage has slowly increased, with a record usage average of 2,000 r- patrons per day last year, Busalacchi said. She said re usage slowed during the fall 1992 semester but has er picked up this semester. Busalacchi attributes the slowing in usage to problems, such as the budget. "Students are going to classes and keeping classes," c- Busalacchi said. "There's a combination of stuff going 11, on." The Event Center Arena is the place to go if you want to enjoy anything from a concert to a basket- 1i- The Sport Club employs one full-time staff mem- ball game. It's total capacity is 6,500, so bring a friend. ber and 27 students, all of whom have a background y; in fitness and health, Busalacchi said. of Busalacchi said after initial training, the staff is given three to four workshops each semester, with Photos )0 topics ranging from safety and liability to working by in with disabled students. Monty Cosme During the summer, the Sport Club's operating )1) hours are reduced but only during the evening. "To 1g meet the needs of faculty, staff and students on cam- m pus," Busalacchi said, "we kept early morning hours." rt Debra Myers k,

etc.() March 4,1993 ) 5 PRIMAL ECHOES SJSU artist explores organic simplicity in sculpture STUDENT - TEACHER German-born artist Irm- DISCOUNTS gard Sundermever's sculptures stress a return to the simplicity 6)IQ\ REC\RLE of the organic form through .. \-1 BOOKSTORE the integration of various natural materials, including NEW & Hoi stone, iron, wood, clay and (at ItECOI1DS 8, (LYS left) horsehair. Sundermeyer, a student in We Buy Sell, & Trade the SJSU master's of fine arts Banished to the ranks of If Tom Waits sold out to program, is presenting an the tragically hip in the the commercial rock estab- 286-6275 exhibition of her work in States, John Zorn retreated lishment, and if Casio- gallery two of the Art Build- to Japan a few inpired samba 138 E. Santa Clara St. ing. years back ! suddenly (ti,i, veil 3rd & 4th) After coming to the United where the reac- became the I loN,N, Ili ()Will Sall JOSe States following World War II, tion to his spe- vogue, Sundermeyer attended the cial brand of Leonard 'S I lilt. 10am - Ilpin University of Hartford, Con- splatter death- Cohen's The I A 10am - lOpm necticut where she received jazz has been Future would Sunday 12pm - Hpm her bachelor's of fine arts. more positive. become the Sundermeyer approaches Now he's back, mass mediated her art from the standpoint of with his own trend of the . () " HIGH .'an attempt to reach the sim- vision plistic form." MONTY COSME etC label, Avant, and the full '90s. ler sculptures would seem more complex as Sundermey original line-up (Frith, But since none of these FREE COFFEE to confirm this notion, reduc- er's gathering of materials led Frisell, Horvitz, et al) of his things has happened, and ing, as they do, the complexity her finally to a rendering com- seminal sextet Nalced City. because technology has with any $5 limik purchase The new release, Grand replaced the cheesy synth- 4 r of the natural form to, as Jung pany, where she acquired the with pun ha,c lirst cup put it, primal archetypes, horsehair used in the above Guignol, pop of old, which reverberate through the peice. includes Cohen isn't viewer. The exhibit continues Debussy, Ives fooling anyone The quest for the simple, through Friday, March 5. and Messiaen but himself. If , however, turned out to be Fred Limpert int erpretat ions the future of as only Zorn music is in can provide, Cohen's vision, BEADS-BEADS-BEADS Read etc., along with the we're seriously 1991, ultra-rare doomed. Nos- or suffer the Ep, Torture talgia is the You Spartans can save big Garden; a 34-cut (!) abuse scourge of modernity, and L, sonsequeng§j fest featuring some of the Cohen's appropriation of it on all your bead needs! sickest, most depraved is at best pathetic, at worst jazzbites ever conceived. pathological. 1,1\ OPEN 7 DAYS 10% OFF CINEBAR It's great how things get Somewhere between the better with age. s 4""MON- THU: 11 - 7 WITH THIS AD (0(KTAILs. kuvold fuzzbox bass of And so is the Chris P. and the tFRI: 11 - 8 CI 10 USED WITH ANY 0111ER 015 COON!. EXCLUDES CLASSES AND LADOR A DRINKING PERSON'S BAR! case with Mr. decadent SAT: 11 - 6 Machinery screams of SUN: 12 - 5 Darts & Pool Table Operator, the vocalist L.F. call: new fIREHOSE Rankin is 'BEADS 'N' THINGS 253 - 6434 NO DRUGS OR FIGHTING' collection of chronicled the 69 E San Fernando postpunk low-fi anatomy of a 5166 Moorpark at Lawrence Expy. (Next to Long's) (Corner ot 2ndl noise. Mike sell-out. Rising L. Watt and the out of the soni- boys are better than ever on cally frui full Camden area the J. Mascis produced of London, Silverfish is lit- Operator. The sure-fire tle more than an unin- intensity is still spired, sopho- EE ESPRES encased in the moric rant WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY EKSSO, JUST MENTION THIS AD heart of the trying to be . band, like the 4 Daily Soups Greek Salad passed off as growl of a European Pastries La Tart '57 innovation. Chevy. Fresh Cakes Pesto Salad Espe- Organ Fan, cially hip Fresh Juices , Quiche are their major- Gourmet Sandwiches Supper Muffins "Formal I ntro- label debut, duct ion" and drones on Mon - Van 7am - 9pm "Poweful Han- with the inten- Caie PC111:1:3 Fri 7am - I Ipm kerin'," two sity of a vacu- 1 i,opolut5s Sat I lam 19pm vro IONG Closed Sunday tracks incidently Watt co- um cleaner, soporifically Pik? ori Colcinnade PPeza , wrote with artist Raymond exclaiming the subtle use- between 3rd & VA1-11:4"1 next to the Express,Pogt Hai’ Pettibon. lessness of even trying.

6 ) March 4, 19930 ek. mankind's often absurd and futile attempts to come to grips with an almost innate dysfunctionality. Performing Arts Studio B-100, UC Santa Cruz; Sat. -Sun. at 8 p.m.; tickets $3; 408/459-2787. w.iks every good Irishman knows, you can't get a good pint of Guiness outside of Dublin. But A SOMEWHAT LESS THAN COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE TO SAN JOSE EVENTS what he may not mpus(unots SUN DA Y know is, thanks to the San Francisco Friday in the SJSU Spartan Complex. Irish Arts Founda- Recognized leaders in Jujitsu, Aikido FROM RUSSIA WITH LITHO San tion, a good Irish jig and Tae Kwon Do will be on hand to Jose's Artbeat Gallery will hold a is a little easier to present and explain the ultimate in reception Sunday for Russian artist find. And there'll be FRI DAY mortal combat. SPX, SJSU; Fri. Aia Vladimirskaia , who's collection jigs-a-plenty at Fort 1:30-4:30 p.m.; free; 408/924-3010. of oils, lithographies and etchings will Mason this weekend be on display through March. during the second SANTA CLARA ANGST FEST Vladimirskaia, most well-known for annual Celtic Music While Florida remains the major her illustrations in Gabriel Garcia and Arts Festival, stronghold of the death metal set, a Marquez's Nobel Prize-winning novel which features strong case is being made by "100 Years of Solitude has shown her everything from California's Fear Factory, who's debut work all over the world and says she is straight-up Irish Soul of a New Machine has taken the SATUR DAY interested in exploring the dynamics rock a la Black 47, to erst-tired genre to an interesting new of the world art community. Artbeat traditional folk level. Spurred by like- Gallery, 122 El Paseo De Saratoga, San strummers The minded grinders A MAN, HIS DOG AND URBAN Jose; reception 1-5 p.m.; 408/374-7008. Brutal Rol Debt, Akre n Mahones; 16 acts in Truth /."'. .a Man, gem, BLIGHT San Jose's Nouveau all over the two-day and Godflesh, '44 \ Performance Troupe has concocted ROYAL CROWN BRIGADE LA's festival. The event Fear Factory ne. Joyce's answer to multimedia in premier ganster bop outfit The Royal on n, g eel Mare, will be engineered who open Flossie and Oswald's Journey to Hell; a Crown Review blow through Ajax tie. J non. by U2/ Waterboys for New ( Lnal Je stream-of-plotline dance, music and Sunday for a night of bouffants, swing n & . sound man John York's Sick rim video presentation set against the and zoot suits. The Review features of It All at n France. Sal backdrop Dunford, and will be n1). of the (post)modern urban Stern brothers Mark and Adam of played out against One Step \ S, condition. Devised as a series of free- Youth Brigade fame, and is quite a Beyond, slow flowing dance peices tied together in departure from the siblings' other the backdrop of the Ze finest food and things down a the characters of Flossie (a dog) and exploits. Fusing 50's be-bop and wares the Emerald bit without com- 4 Oswald (his master), the work swing (period garb included) with the Isle has to offer. promising the integ- integrates moving sets, interactive more 90's tactic of self-parody, RCR Ceitic Music and of utter brutality. Add their performance and gymnastics with remind of the beauty of pinstripes, 1 Arts Festival, Fort penchant for the Gregorian vocal themes of environmental havoc and Love Lucy reruns, f-hole guitars and Mason, San Francis- form and a couple Full Metal Jacket industrial decay. Nouveau big, crappy American cars. Ajax co; March 6th and samples, and we're talking serious Performance Troupe, 855 S. Fifth St.; Lounge, 374 S. First St., San Jose; 9:30 7th; 12 noon to 11 post-industrial bliss. One Step Fri. and Sat at 8 p.m.; tickets $8 p.m.; no cover; 408/298-2529. p.m.; for ticket and Beyond, 1400 Martin Ave., Santa general, $6 students; 408/275-0615. event information Clara; 8p.m.; tickets $8; 408/982- FINDERS A KEEPER ON call 415/392-400. 0555. SPECIAL OLYMPIANS HOOP IT TROMBONE Of the brass family, wPAnd then there's UP Santa Clara County Special and aside from the tuba, the Jerry Brown's politi- EINE KLEINE SONDHEIM Stephen Olympics athletes will be hitting the trombone is perhaps the least cal traveling circus Sondheim's adaptation ofIngmar hoops at the annual basketball understood, least appreciated of which will pitch its Bergman's "Smiles of a Summer tournament Saturday at Santa Clara wind instruments. SJSU grad Matt soiled tent in the Night" debuts Friday at Foothill University. SCU students will donate Finders, however, has not been Student Union College in Los Altos Hills. "A Little their time, energy, enthusiasm and deterred by this unfortunate Guadalupe Room Night Music" reunites director Jay creative talent in sponsoring this notion. Making his second today. If Bill Clinton Manley with musical director Philip event. The tournament, an SCU appearance Sunday at live and in concert R. Garay for the latest in a long line of tradition since 1977, will kick off with Garden City, Finders last semester wasn't Sondheim productions, which have opening ceremonies at 8 a.m. Leavy } has recorded with the enough for you, or included "Sunday in the Park with Activity Center, Santa Clara Benny Goodman maybe if you George and "Sweeny Todd:' The University; Bollorny off the Alamed - sextet and the Toshiko couldn't get tickets, musical is an introspective look at opening ceremonies 8 a.m.; 408/267 Akiyoshi Big Band, as well this promises to be three families' summertime in 2734. as half a dozen other jazz at least as amusing. Sweden. Foothill College Studio and big band outfits. 71re The ex-governor will Theatre, 12345 El Monte Rd., Los Altos BABY WITH THE BATHWATEK Garden City, 360 South speak on what his Hills; opens March 5, 8 p.m.; tickets The LIC Santa Cruz theater Saratoga Ave., San Jose; first ideas for political $8.50/9.50; 415/948-4444. department presents Christopher set 9:05; free; 408/244-3333. reform are and, pre- Durang's "Baby With the Bathwater" sumably, why we MARTIAL ARTS EXHIBITION The Saturday and Sunday at the UCSC should care. SJSU Center for International Sports Performing Arts Studio. New York Guadalupe Room, and Human Performance, in playwright Durang, who's sleeper (Sponsoring an event? Hold- "Sister Student Union, SJSU; cooperation with the Chinese showstopper hilarities include ing a colloquium? Pouring Explains it All for You" 11 a.m. to 12 p.m.; American Culture Center will offer a Mary Ignatius your heart and soul into some- free; 408/924-6261 free look into the high-profile world and "Beyond Therapy:' ha.s been the thing doomed to fail unless people of tsais, nunchaku and various and darling of off-broadway since the know about it? etc. wants to hear sundry modes of body damage early 80's. Durang's plays explore about it!)

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