Weather Inside Mostly cloudy this morning with some clearing this afternoon Want to see what it takes to and tonight. Increasing clouds a- help direct half a million dollars gain Wednesday with a 50 per in A.S. funds) See stories on what cent chance of rain. Cool temper. the qualifications are for students atures will continue with a high Daily who want to run for an A.S. exe- artanSerb log 1934, the Sao Jose State Unhersitv Connottoit% Since today in the low 60's and a low cutive office and the views of tonight in the low 50's. those presently in those positions SJSU Meteorology Department Volume 66, Number 39 Tuesday, April 6, 1976 Phone: 277-3181 on Page 3. Four candidates vie Judo team Rogers leaves SJSU wins 15th By Tom Stienstra aril the status of SJSU's assistant wade Academic All-America. "It was a A.S. presidency Darryl Rogers, SJSU's for head football football coaches is unknown. good thing he told us himself. coach for the past three seasons, quit Rogers turned down similar offers "He was able to bend to meet the By Tom Tait last year. Abbott, 25, is a member of the NCAA title his post yesterday and has been named from Tulane University, Oregon State players' needs." Four slates have announced can- Campus Planning Committee. as the at Michigan State University and Southern Methodist Toews said a team meeting was didacy for A.S. executive in the April Machado, liberal arts junior, is the The SJSU judo team won its 15th University. University in the past four months and called at 2:30 yesterday, just prior to a 28-29 A.S. Election. co-founder of the Campus consecutive National Collegiate No replacement has been announced surprised many who felt he would scheduled spring football practice at Art Bertolero, Dennis Driver, Trish Progressives, a political party. She has Athletics Association Championship remain at SJSU. South Campus. Instead of a strategy McGraw and Fernando Simental will also served as an Academic Senator Saturday at Butler University in The Spartans posted a 9-2 record last meeting, however, Rogers gave a 15- each head slates as candidates for A.S. and sat on the Improvement of Indiana. year, including a PCAA championship, minute resignation speech. president. Instruction Committee. The Spartans walked away in the national ranking and upset wins over Wilson Faumuina, who Rogers has In alphabetical order of the McGraw, business graduate, is the contest with 32 points, while four other Stanford University and San Diego called the best defensive lineman in the presidential candidates the slates are: presidential candidate of the third schools tied for second place with 10 State University. country, was stunned at the an- Bertolero, senior marketing major, announced slate. McGraw, 26, points. Rogers enjoyed San Jose nouncement. will head up the "Independent Ticket." currently serves on the A.S. Council. The Spartans took a six-man team to "I enjoyed my three years at San "I was shocked, but we knew he was Bertolero, 22, has served two years on She is an independent. McGraw was Indiana and two judokas placed first Jose State, but this is an opportunity gonna go sooner or later," Faumuina the A.S. Council. He is president of the Chief Justice at Eastern New Mexico and two others finished second and that I cannot, in good conscience, said. Marketing Club and has been a University. She has also served on the third in their respective weight reject," Rogers said yesterday before Linebacker James Hawkins said he member of the Personnel Review Personnel Selection Committee. divisions. leaving immediately for Michigan. "I didn't feel the loss of Rogers will hurt Board and the 1975 Student Task Force. Running with McGraw are Mark have enjoyed a close relationship with the SJSU football program. Even though the This is Bertolero's fourth year at SJSU. Turner for vice president and Steve squad won, making the university administrators, faculty "Rogers didn't make any tackles or theirs the longest winning Running with Bertolero are Carlos Sturtevent for treasurer. steak in and with the community and have score any touchdowns," Hawkins said. NCAA history, Alcaine for vice president, and Barbara Turner, 21, is a sophomore com- a few of the players had always been impressed with the help "Players have to win games and we'll negative feelings Pagal for treasurer. munications major. He serves as a about the tour- the program has received. do it." nament. Alcaine, political science junior, is student-at-large on the university "However, Michigan State offers an Gary Maddocks chairman of the Intercultural Steering communications board. Turner is the For more details and the results of opportunity and challenge that any echoed the sentiments of many of the Committee and has served on the AS. founder and past president of Sioma the tournament, see sports on Page 4, Darryl Rogers coach looks forward to meeting." players. Council for one year. Alpha Epsilon. MSU has been involved in recent "I've never met another man who Pagal, accounting senior, is a Sturtevent, electrical engineering difficulties and it will be Rogers' job to looked up to more in my life," Mad- member of Beta Alpha Psi, the junior, sits on the Resident Halls Goals turn the program around. docks said. MSU on probation honorary accounting society. Committee. Sturtevent is 23. Spartan City resident, Lifetime of success Michigan State was placed on Driver, New College senior, is the Simental, history major, will head up Rogers' triumph in probation for three years by the NCAA landing the presidential candidate on the second the Young Socialist Alliance (YSA) Michigan State job follows in the wake in January for recruiting violations. announced slate. Slate as its presidential candidate. of success of the three football assailants trade shots MSU will be unable to make a bowl Driver, 24, sat on the A.S. Budget Simental is a member of the United programs he has coached. game appearance, have their games Committee this semester. He is a Farm Workers (UFW) Support After playing three years in the James, "our initial televised, and will be limited to 20 member of Sedition, the alternative Committee. He is also a member of An attempted homicide occurred but, according to as a defen- was football scholarships as opposed to the community newspaper and he initiated YSA, the Coors Boycott Coalition early Monday morning at Spartan City, investigation shows that nobody sive back with the Rams, normal 30. the local control policy initiative for (CBC) and the Student Coalition with the intended victim exchanging hit." Rogers coached at Fresno City College, MSU is a member of the Big Ten guns off campus. Against Racism (SCAR). gunfire with his assailants, according McCullough told University Police Fresno State University and at SJSU. Conference and compiled a 4-4 record in Driver has also been active in New Simental's running mates are Steve to Larry James, University Police that about 9:50 Sunday evening the two Fresno State compiled a 43-33-1 1975. Two years ago, Michigan upset College activities. He is on the New Iverson for vice president and Jan administrative officer. suspects had knocked at his door and record in seven years as Rogers turned Ohio State University and posted a 9-1-1 College Provost Search Committee and Clifford for treasurer. Robert McCullough, a resident of wanted him to come out and talk. around what had previously been a mark. he assists in recruitment for New Iverson, history junior, is president of, Spartan City, told University Police McCullough refused and the suspects losing football program. College. SCAR. He is a member of the YSA, the that two suspects, a white male and a struck him on the mouth. One of the Football squad stunned Driver's running mates are John NAACP, theCBC and the UFW Support Chicano male, both in their 20's, at- suspects then entered the living room. Members of the -SJSU football team At SJSU, the Spartans posted a 23-9-3 Abbott for vice-president and Candi Committee. Iverson also edited the tempted to enter his apartment at 12:30 When McCullough pulled a gun on the had no inkling that Rogers would be mark in Rogers' three years as head Machado for treasurer. campus newspaper at Sacramento City Monday morning through a rear suspects, they left. leaving and were shocked and disap- coach. Abbott, pre-law junior, is the' College. window and fired four shots at him "We are still investigating any tie pointed. The Spartans' most recent winning chairman of the Student Union Board of Clifford, social science major, is a when he discovered them. between the victim and the suspects," "Everybody is disappointed," said season prior to Rogers' appearance Governors. He also served on the board member of the Socialist Workers Party. McCullough fired back four times, James said. Tim Toews, an offensive lineman who was in 1961 when SJSU had a 6-4 record. Porno films shot in dorms; students make cash, 'stars' By Louise Ransil way of making money. Steve said he gets an average of $50 Editor's Note: The names in this article Though pornographers are generally for a "good" film loop (a short film have been changed. looked down upon by the commercial shown in the 25 cent "peep machines" The girl fingered her filmy negligee film industry, Steve said a "good in adult bookstores.) as she closed the bedroom door. She pornographer" must be a "top-rate Steve's movie prices range from $50 stood there for a long moment, just film-maker. to $2,500; the average selling price is looking at him lying there in bed. "I consider porno a challenge," he 61,000. Prices depend on the length and She untied her negligee and let it fall said. "You have to shoot it right the "quality." silently to the floor as she slowly ap- first time through. There are a lot of Steve shoots the films on campus, proached him. With an enticing smile, times you just can't say 'Cut! Let's take then drives them to "a friend" in San she sat down in the bed next to him and that over.' " Mateo for developing. He then edits he put his hand on her... Steve said he believes pornography is them himself in his apartment and "Cut!" screamed the director. gradually becoming more and more contacts the wholesaler when the "Angie, you missed your mark! Please respected by the film industry and product is ready to ship. follow the tape lines on the floor and society. Getting actors has not been "par- stand right on the "X" next to the bed. While ten years ago, pornographic ticularly difficult," Steve said. Finding Can we take it again from the door?" movies were obscure "stag" films actors just requires "money and Angie looked annoyed as she put her which played in run-down theaters to contacts." negligee back on. The guy in bed just small audiences, pornographic films The money paid each actor per film looked bored. such as "Deep Throat," "Behind the varies, but is generally low compared This was not the scene of a seedy Green Door" and the "Devil in Miss to the average $1,000-per-actor fees "skin flick" studio somewhere in North Jones" have played to large audiences reportedly paid in Los Angeles por- Hollywood but an actual pornographic over the past three years and grossed nographic studios. movie production shot in an SJSU dorm millions of dollars. Steve said the highest price he ever room by SJSU students. Films such as "Emmanuelle" and paid an actor was $400; the usual fee is These students are working their way "Last Tango in Paris," which Steve between $50 and $100. He said he finds through school by producing two or described as "pornographic and bor- more and more people willing to appear three pornographic films per week for der-line pornographic," also played to in his films for free. sale to pornographic wholesalers. large audiences in legitimate theaters. "I used to go all over the place to get The "production company" includes A two-year-veteran of the com- actors," Steve said. "Now the word has a director-producer, a cameraman, merical pornographic film market, gotten around campus and a lot of them about 25 actors and actresses and nine Steve said he began filming por- come to me, especially the chicks. "gophers" (helpers) who alternate as nography "partly as a lark" and partly "Most of the girls who offer to be in guards during filming. "for a little extra spending money." my films are surprising, too," he said. One director-cameraman team, His first pornographic movie was "Most of them are clean, well-raised, using a changing succession of actors filmed at an SJSU campus party as a mom-and-apple-pie types you wouldn't and "gophers," has filmed more than "joke." pick out as porno chicks." 200 full color and sound pornographic Shortly afterward, Steve heard about Steve said he has more difficulty movies ranging from 15 minutes to one film-makers who were profitably getting men to be in his movies. While and a half hours in length over the past selling their pornographic films at the most of his actresses are SJSU two years on the SJSU campus. San Jose Flea Market. Hoping to make students, he sometimes has to hire "off- The present film "company" in- money, he took his own film to the flea campus guys." Steve said he has found cluded a theater arts major with am- market. men to be "much more uptight and self- bitions for a legitimate stage career, a "It turned out to be a gold mine," conscious" than women about acting in home economics major who hopes to Steve said. "I brought six copies of my pornographic films. "eventually settle down, get married film with me, asked for $50 a piece and "For the fairly straight sex, I have no and have kids," a business major who sold them all, sight-unseen, within an problem getting campus chicks," he feels sexually inadequate, a hour after I hit the flea market." said, "but for the more unusual things, cameraman who finds pornography Steve produced six more por- such as the lesbian or whip-and-chain "boring" and a director who would nographic movies and sold a couple scenes, I usually have to get hookers. I rather film wildlife documentaries. dozen copies of each at the flea market. try to avoid using hookers though, Eric Luse After a filming, "Steve," an SJSU He quit his job at a dry cleaners, moved because I can't seem to get much acting Models stage a pornographic movie scene, more than 200 real pornos have been filmed in SJSU dorms. student turned pornographic movie out of the SJSU dorms to an apartment out of them." producer and director, poured himself and traded in his Volkswagen for an Though filming pornography does not a shot of Jack Daniels as the actors put expensive new sportscar. violate the law, selling pornographic actors from a list of about 25 SJSU "I know within 60 seconds. Within two Currently in his last semester at on their clothes. Soon a local pornographic wholesaler movies violates section 311 of the students presently on campus who have minutes, the lights and cameras SJSU, Steve hopes to graduate and get "I consider filming pornography a contacted him at the flea market and California Penal Code. Conviction can acted for him before. disappear, people put their clothes on a "legitimate" job. Job just like any other," Steve said. made a deal to buy all of Steve's films. draw a penalty of up to one year in a Steve has an elaborate system of and we become a group of students "At this point, I have filmed so much "I'm Just working my way through "Most of my stuff ends up in L.A. or county jail and a fine up to $10,000. "guards" with walkie-talkies who studying together." porno I am really tired of it," Steve school." back east now," Steve said, "though a Because of the legal jeopardy, Steve "keep an eye on things around the Steve said he has never been arrested said. "What I'd really like to do is film As a film student, he finds producing few local porno houses still have some is cautious about hiring actors for his dorm" during filming. "for anything" and plans to "keep it wildlife documentaries." and directing pornography the easiest of my earlier film loops around." films. Whenever possible, he picks "If anything looks funny," Steve said, that way." Continued on Page Page 2, April 6, 1976

ONE FLEW OVER THE cucieod6 NE5T- opinion Brown may lose his clean image during Demo race

By Sally Wolfe the horrors of traditional politics than Just as it was beginning to look as if shrewd attempt to tell the voters wha the Democratic presidential candidates they want to hearthe same approac were dwindling to a reasonable num- staff Hubert Humphrey and Richard Nixo ber, two new contenders thoughtfully took. complicated the race. comment Perhaps it is a comment on th It was really no surprise that Sen. political system itself that a politicia Frank Church of Idaho threw himself can only maintain his "purity" outsid into the ring, but it was a disap- even worse, a recycled Eisenhower. the mainstream of national politics. pointment to see our own governor, Robert Scheer of New Times George McGovern's 1972 candidac Jerry Brown, stoop to such a partisan magazine says, "Brown is driven by showed that even the most idealists low. traditional political ambitions that politician can be caught up by th Wasn't it Brown who, just a few happen to be best served these days by system's powerful when it appears as i months ago, called being governor a hooking up to the voters' mistrust of that may be the only way to win. "path in the ass" and said being government. He manages to be all Perhaps Brown really is the idealist president would be even worse? things to all people by suggesting it is and maybe running for president wil And what of his spartan idealism government per se that has failed us." not change him. meditation, a mattress on the floor, a Scheer's observation smacks a little At any rate, his candidacy i realistic approach to government's of sour grapes from a traditional liberal beginning to look serious. The lates rolewhat will the grimy rigors of a to one who has broken with all tradition, Gallup poll reports him to have th presidential campaign do to that? but it still makes sense. support of nine per cent of Democrat A recent article in one news Instead of being a political Ralph nationwide, more than Udall or eve magazine proposes that Brown never Nader, Brown is beginning to look more Jackson. really was the thoughtful idealist he like his father every day. One can only hope Brown' appeared to bethat below the austere His "new" approach to government philosophy is more than skin deep. W surface lies a smooth Jimmy Carter or, seems to be less a personal reaction to may soon, find out. other Ideas Mass starvation may prod third world to reduce births

By Louise Ransil They refuse to face the fact that Police can defame innocent Court At the 1974 United Nations meetings though the world's technology for foo in Bucharest and Rome, spokesmen for staff production is advancing at a grea Editor: not lost his job at the time; his super- must demand answers as to why and the underdeveloped nations of the world speed, the world's population is in On March 23 the U.S. Supreme Court visor had told Davis he would not be what do these trends mean today and a issued two statements: (Teasing much faster. issued one of its most startlingand fired, but warned him about getting into decade or two from now? , 1. The hungry nations of the world comment The United States produces only I potentially chillingdecisions in the similar situations in the future. Again, it was Justice Brennan who so have the right to produce as many per cent, of the world's grain. Our field of civil rights. Perhaps Justice William Brennan in pointedly picked out one contradiction. children as they please. surpluses amount to less than 5 pet given over 80 billion dollars in food and Simply put ( in part): the court ruled dissent has said it best: The potential of On March 2 socialite Mary Alice 2. The cent of the world's production. developed nations have the aid to the underdeveloped nations. As a 5-3 that police do not violate the con- the decision "is frightening for a free Firestone was able to win at the responsibility to feed them. It is time for the United States to stitutional rights of an individual by people." Supreme Court level in a libel suit result, there are now two and one-half realize that it cannot provide for the publicly identifying him or her as a Of course, state and local officials, against Time magazine for injury to In keeping with this attitude, India times as many people starving in the rest of the world any more than it can criminal even though he or she was such as policemen, probably need some her reputation because she should have grows by 16.2 million people every world as there were 30 years ago. police it. never convicted of a crime. protections from potentially massive been treated as a "private" citizen year; statistics show that the average It may take virtual mass starvation Edward C. Davis III had been civil rights invasion suits or other legal rather than as a public figure. It does couple from the Moslem countries is With the largest volume of food for the underdeveloped nations to arrested for shoplifting in Louisville, actions. In carrying out their duties, seem strange that one individual's continuing to have eight children; and production in the world's history, realize that their responsibility is to Ky., in 1971. He pleaded not guilty; the policemen must have protection, the "good name" merits special at- the underdeveloped nations as a whole spokesmen from the underdeveloped control their own populations. The charge was never prosecuted and court majority seems to say, even when tentionin a local courtwhile are increasing their populations by 67 nations have stated there is no world population and food situation is eventually it was dropped. In a the branding is false or, at minimum, another's suddenly has apparently no million people per year. population problem, merely a food- rapidly approaching a point where this December, 1972, flyer sent out by police recklessly exaggerated and sweepingly standing in a federal court. Since WWII the United States has shortage problem. tragedy is inevitable. in the Lousiville area a few days before defamatory. It may be stretching reason to note dismissing the case, however, Davis Again as Justice Brennan vigorously that the current U.S. Supreme Court was included in a list (with picture) of dissented: The law enforcers, acting in majority is apparently cracking down "active shoplifters," or individuals their official capacities, "may on their on defamation in the mass media while 'Right to die' court ruling some 800 stores should be on the look initiative and without trial con- not cracking down on defamation by out for. stitutionally condemn innocent law enforcement officials. But maybe it Davis had contended that the police individuals as criminals and brand is time to let our minds wander this far had violated his constitutional right to them with one of the most stigmatizing out. privacy, his right to in be presumed in- may help others future and debilitating labels in our society." The First Amendment is still given nocent until proven guilty and his right Perhaps later interpretations and kind words by the present court (as are not to be labeled as a criminal without rulings will show some of these fears to certain rights of privacy). For some By Nick Chinn decision to let Karen die, since she having first the opportunity to be unwarranted. But at this moment judicial insiders, the March 23 Davis Eleven and one-half months ago, obviously can't make it herself, should challenge the labeling. only the following conclusions seem decision may, thus, make much sense. Karen Ann Quinlan fell into a coma lie with those closest to the victim. It should be stressed that the court, possible: For many of us who have studied the from which she has never regained staff In a written opinion, the New Jersey through the majority opinion of Justice Davis, who had won at the Sixth field of defamation and civil liberties or consciousness. court said that in a case such as this a William Rehnquist, noted that such Circuit Court of Appeals level, was told are concerned about such problems, The 22-year-old woman has been comment medical point has been reached where defamed individuals (those whose good by the U.S. Supreme Court that he had a however, this case should be very connected to a respirator which is the the individual's rights to privacy and to name or reputation may improperly good case for a state libel suit but that disturbing. only thing that keeps her alive. choose death take precedence over the have been damaged) would seem to his constitutional rights of due process Even if it is only at certain federal Her father, Joseph Quinlan, has that takes upon itself the creed of interests of the state in preserving have the right to sue for libel in state had, in the meantime, not been court levels and involving only certain fought a legal battle throughout these sustaining lives at any cost. human life. courts. violated. How close to the cliche now government officials, we now seemed past months to gain the right to turn the There is little worth in keeping a In this situation, a legal guardian But in essence ( to try to make a "Catch 22" can we get? to have reached the day when an in- machine off and allow his daughter to person alive when she is little more her fathershould have and has been complex case into a seemingly logical, For years, especially under the Earl dividual can be "constitutionally" die. than a vegetable. given the responsibility to decide her simpler one to understand), the court Warren Supreme Court, it was the called a criminal when never convicted In a monumental decision last week, After the ruling, Julia Quinlan, fate. said do not use federal courts for federal courts telling the states to give and presumed guilty until proven in- the New Jersey Supreme Court ruled in Karen's mother, said "This is the Future laws and court decisions alleged violations of civil rights if the equal justice under law. Now, under the nocent without even his or her day in a 7-0 vote that Quinlan may let his decision we have been praying for. should followlhis precedent. defamation resulted only in injury to reign of Chief Justice Warren Burger, court before a judge or jury of peers. daughter die if he can find medical "There is no hope and there hasn't In cases where a person is being one's reputation. we are back to "let the states do it." Where have we gone wrong or, worse authorities who agree there is no been any," she said about Karen's medically held from death but is still More than just injury to reputation Fine (if one agrees), but what has yet, where are we headed? possibility of Karen's recovery. chance for recovery. "If we had any mentally competent to make decisions, would have to be shown. Apparently the happened to all the valued federal court David L. Grey The decision is a great moral and hope, we would never have started he should be allowed to take the option majority could not accept Davis' rights? Do we now have a situation Associate Professor Journalism legal victory against modern medicine this." of euthanasiamercy killing. contention that the labeling would where rights at the federal level have Karen's father said, "We hope at the Correct and responsible decisions in impair his future job opportunities and been so lessened that they may be, last minute the Lord will take her and cases such as Karen Ann Quinlan's may make him fearful of going into area indeed, not equal with states' rights (or 6uFr0rAE cower Aa i,cEcajJ L.AaEL Noeff PEopLE atiMinIALS -149)S ITEM we won't have to remove her from the save more people from senseless stores. Perhaps the irony is that he had powers(? It seems so. And if so, we respirator." sufferingnot only for the victims, but The Quinlans apparently feel that the for close friends and relatives as well. Rape letter hits `nail;' Fairy tales are bad, too NE WO STEALS MNI 'illegal' action incredible PUR6E S14..5 'MOM By Sue Trevarthen 5L71 N5 WHO STEALS There is an increasing uproar today Editor: First, the story "Fired Editor Says on the part of parents concerning MYGOCO NAME MUSS Looking over your March 26 issue, 'Illegal' Action Taken" is simply in- violence on television. staff ME VER.! P:CEZ NIXED Itwo articles prompted me to write. credible. What right does an AS. Children are being told to turn from president have to fire a newspaper -OTH ELLO ji the "Six Million Dollar Man" and comment editor? That decision should be left up "S.W.A.T." to books and music. They don't rape to the newspaper's adviser only. Books may be the answer for today's children, but if parents are that con- by the Times said that most kids If newspaper editors are going to be Editor: cerned about terror inflicted on their identify with the heroes they watchj at the beck and call of people such as an Although I have the greatest respect children, they should take a close look They went on to say that children work A.S. president, what is the purpose of a for my colleague, Dr. Ray Schumacher, at some of the rhymes and stories their out their aggressions by watching a free and unencumbered press? I am compeled to disagree with his kids are told to read. fight on T.V. and are less inclined to assessment of the exhibitionist as a The other thing that interested me Punching somebody in the mouth on pick on somebody else. was the letter on rape by Joanne potential rapist. T.V. is considered horrible, but two kids The fear that most children face now On the contrary, I would say the Antonopoulos. She has hit the nail on stuffing somebody in an oven is ok. comes from their parents. exhibitionist is a highly unlikely can- the head in a way never done before. So is cutting off toes and heels so their If a particular act of violence is acted didate for this behavior because of his feet will fit into a glass slipper and a Too often, women who have been out after someone sees it on T.V. first, sexual inhibition and prudery in con- wolf eating up a defenseless grand- raped end up on trial while the rapist then it is entirely possible that the idea, cert with his profound uncertainty mother cannot be classified as violent. gets away with the sympathy of the or inclination has been there for a long about masculinity. One-half hour of reading Grimm's Jury. time. All he really wants is a noticeable, Fairy Tales can scare a child just as Finally, I'd simply like to com- preferably shocked, reaction from the ell858313.412- much as five minutes of shooting and When it comes down to basics, if pliment you on the fine quality of your to whom he exposes himself. killing on the T.V. screen. parents are so concerned about their person newspaper. I think it's one of the best reassures him and reduces his The New York Times recently children unduly influenced by violence This university papers around. anxiety about inadequacy. reported that parents have blown the on television, then they sould also start NOIT1180 von Herrennoch und Egger Norman f;otwetter, Managing Editor whole question out of proportion. worrying about the things their kids are Professor of Psychology Los Angeles City College Collegian A panel of psychiatrists interviewed seeing in fairy tales. April 6, 1976, Page 3 **** *-J*41-Js A.S. officers talk of job responsibilities rk’ : su,t,* Sgtk oa By Dean Chalios "responsibility for over- Rico said with A.S. elec- The vice president has a Culligan said in her job she "grievences of all types The attorney general also The A.S. Government at seeing all A.S. functions." tions nearing, students will flexibility beyond other tries to provide student ranging from food services helps campus organizations GOOD BUYS SJSU expends almost a half He has a staff of 10 whom be saturated with campaign executive offices. It's not a input into the A.S. business to grades." write resolutions. million dollars each year. he hired. The A.S. President materials. large administrative office," office. According to the A.S. Litchfield said the job of Leisure With student body elec- also may fire members of his "If students would just Thawley said. Chairs committee Constitution, the attorney A.S. attorney general should Shirts tions nearing, many may staff. realize the amount of money Thawley said he views the In addition to handling all general has only a few not be "political" and he want to consider running for These positions include the we ( A.S.) spend ($540,000), A.S. vice presidency as a job financial aspects of the A.S., responsibilities. tries to be "non-objective" in $7.95 A.S. offices. program board director, maybe they would think of acting as a "community the treasurer also chairs the First of all, he or she must his job. rag SI4 $18 Following are descriptions Rico's personal assistants more about voting," he said. man" and a special allocations com- present cases to the A.S. I.itchfield said the purpose of the four executive offices and office workers. A.S. effectiveness "troubleshooter." mittee of the A.S. council. Judiciary for which it retains of his office is "strictly to of A.S. government: Rico said keeping a good "We're A.S.) only as He said the vice president This committee allocates original jurisdiction. help out all students who Pre-washed President, Vice President, working relationship with effective as students let us lobbies for programs in all money from the general fund The A.S. Attorney General want to use it, not just a Denim Pants Treasurer and Attorney the San Jose City Council be," Rico said pointing out areas of the university in- to various student groups is also required to keep a selected group." General. members, the mayor of San that only a 15 to 20 per cent cluding the A.S. council and who request A.S. funding for complete record of the A.S. $11.95 Also included are some Jose and the SJSU ad- voter turnout is expected in the rest of the executive their programs. Constitution, legislation reg 518 thoughts of two current A.S. ministration is also a big the upcoming A.S. election. branch of A.S. government. The treasurer approves passed by the A.S. Council council members on what part of his job. "I am appealing for Thawley also said a large and signs all forms con- and constitutions and by- Jobs listed their jobs entail. Presidential traveling students to take an interest part of the vice president's cerning monetary laws of all A.S. recognized Summer jobs are listed The job of A.S. President in who is spending their job involves public relations. allocations from the council. campus organizations. daily at Career Planning and 457 E San Carlos also includes a lot of money and who is setting "I have the time to work Culligan said another duty Keeps records Placement, Building AA. ,bet 10th & 11th) traveling. their priorities," he said. with community groups. I've of the A.S. Treasurer is to He is also required to keep 279.i sat Rico said he must travel just been able to get out a lot make sure that groups which a record of all precedents of 1************** throughout the state for and speak to students and receive A.S. money for a the A.S. Judiciary and monthly meetings of the civic groups about what the specific program use the judicial decisions which California State University A.S. council has to offer," he money for the designated involve interpretation of any Linda Hawkins and Colleges Student said. events. current rules or regulations. Presidents Association, Complements Rico She said she serves as an tells San Jose State which often sponsors Thawley commented that ex-officio member of the legislation in Sacramento the vice president must work Student Union Board of where to go. affecting students. very closely with the A.S. Governors as well as student Chalk artists He said he must also travel president. representitive on the to meetings of the California He said the reason he and Parking Advisory Com- campus reps are to decorate Only doing their John Rico State University and Rico "work so well together" mittee. Jobs With more Colleges Board of Trustees is "our styles complement The treasurer also chairs California flights The idea of taking seven which are held at different each other. John ( Rico, A.S. the parking and trans- Ninth Street than any other air- units per semester and being locations throughout the president) is an excellent portation committee of the line. PSA is ready Linda Hawkins Out of an assignment from to take off any time paid $250 per month for 50 to state every other month. administrator and I'm a Campus Community Task Recreation 97 comes what you are Let PSA 295-3241 70 hours of work Traveling to Sacramento salesman," he said. Force and serves as a per week Rich Thawley has to be SJSU's first annual glue you a lift may not during the year to lobby for Thawley also said the vice student community member appeal to many. But chalk-in. it should be bills dealing with students president works a lot with of the Steering Committee of in the plans of Vice president The street-artist's delight anyone considering and student priorities in the campus groups because the the Campus Community And how to get there: PSA. running will entail a portion of Ninth for A.S. state budget is also a office allows the time to do Improvement Association. President. Street being blocked off near responsibility of the A.S. job is 'flexible' this while the president Treasurer's position Rico interview the Student Union. President. works on state wide Culligan said the In a recent interview with The one-day affair will A.S. Responsibilities The job of A.S. vice business. treasurer's position is "not President John Rico, he happen tomorrow from Di Rico said the job is dif- president may not be as as political as other A.S. reflected on what the job a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Ninth ficult because of the dif- demanding as offices." Did yOU bother to lock entails. the job of Street site. The first thing Rico ficulty of learning its president but it is still a full She also said she tries to your bike this morning? mentioned was that the A.S. responsibilities during a one- time position. Fund allocation inform people as to what mitt be there when you return? President sits on 15 to 20 year term. He said it is not Current A.S. Vice- kinds of funds are available a full-time job to campus groups. to ',ant different committees. until "about January when President Rich Thawley said Career info v i yds v seconds "People aren't aware of the The Spartan Foundation, you really learn what the job he puts in about 40 hours per ' prool the Spartan Shops Board of is all about." week on A.S. business and Colleen Culligan, A.S. amount of money involved omit, .1w on ngleguale Directors, the Student Union He said a person running receives $200 per month for treasurer, said her job takes ($540,000) and their input to be offered Board of Governors, the for A.S. President should his work. up between 20 and 45 hours would really help us. lAcademic Senate and have "a basic knowledge of According to the A.S. per week and that she is paid "More student groups today in S.U. ORDER Nun various A.S. Committees AS. and council functions Constitution, the vice $200 per month for her work. should apply for these Is including the A.S. Budget and more importantly, how president must act as She said the treasurer is funds," she said. The SJSU Career Planning committee and other ad hoc the entire system functions." chairman of the A.S. basically responsible for As far as qualifications for 1105 and Placement Center will .1,1 AMP committees are among those This includes the legislative Council, provide liason "overseeing all financial the job of A.S. Treasurer are sponsor a Public Service including the president or his system and how the A.S. between the legislative and aspects of A.S." She also concerned, Culligan said a Career Information Day designee. works with it. executive branches of the said the treasurer must act basic knowledge of A.S. from 2 to 4 p.m. today in the Major function The job is full of long hours A.S. government and per- as a liason between the A.S. funding is required. S.U. Almaden Room. Rico said his major func- and a lot of pressure, Rico form the duties of the council and the A.S. business However, "You don't have Featured will be tion as president is the commented. president in his absence. office. to be an accounting major," representatives from the she said. Federal Information Center, Iit, A, Santa Clara County and the REELOCK [MOW.. City of San Jose. ribrsh is. /Ahmed 114-0. Loam, 5r. I A.S. positions are available; iovertisernent Adver t.setnent candidate orientation tomorrow NATIONALLY KNOWN In the next few weeks, A.S. qualifications one must meet of October following the seven academic credits will select a new student to run for an A.S. executive election. during the term in which the government. office. Finally, all officers shall election is held, maintaining SPEED READING In addition to A.S. The first set of maintain at least six units of a 2.0 grade point average. president, vice president, qualifications is in Article VI credit at the time of their The student must also earn Perry Litchfield treasurer, and attorney "Elections" of the A.S. election and during their no less than seven units of COURSE TO BE general, other student Constitution. The other is set entire tenure of office. academic credit each term representatives will be by the chancellor's office. The qualifications set by while in office with a 2.0 A.S. law office chosen. First, the potential can- Chancellor Glenn Dumke grade point average or TAUGHT HERE They are: five student didate must be in clear follow. better. handles gripes members of the Academic academic standing at the The chancellor's office set Senate and 20 members of time of election and 2.0 G.P.A. of qualifications also states A.S. Attorney General the A.S. Council. throughout his entire tenure This set says a graduate or candidates shall not be on Perry Litchfield said he puts IN SAN JOSE The council seats are of office. undergraduate candidate for academic or disciplinary from 30 to 40 hours per week SAN JOSEGolden State Reading parent if possible). broken down into four seats The Constitution says no office must have earned no probation. into his job and is paid $125 a Lab, Inc. will offer a 4-week course in If you have always wanted to be a for lower division students, student shall hold more than fewer than 14 semester units A.S. Adviser Louie Barozzi month. number of speed reader but found the cost 11 seats for upper division one A.S. office, excluding of academic credit, with a said any student having The attorney general speed reading to a limited time students and five seats for committee memberships, grade point average of 2.0 or questions concerning these basically handles complaints qualified people in the San Jose area. prohibitive or the course too graduate students. during his tenure. better, during the 12 months qualifications should contact from the student body This recently developed method of consuming...now you can! Just by Forms available The constitution also immediately preceding the him at his office in the concerning A.S. affairs. instruction is the most innovative attending 1 evening per week for 4 Those interested in run- states those seeking one of term in which the filing of Student Services Division Handles grievences and effective program available in short weeks you can read 7 to 10 ning for any of these posts these executive of fices candidacy occurs. Office or at 277-2187. Litchfield said he handles the United States. times faster, concentrate better and should pick up a Candidate's should obtain upper division It also says candidates Not only does this famous course comprehend more. Application Form from the standing before the first day must earn a minimum of reduce your time in the classroom to If you are a student who would A.S. Office on the third level just one class per week for 4 short like to make A's instead of B's or C's of the student union. weeks but it also includes an ad- or if you are a business person who On Wednesday a Can- vanced speed reading course on wants to stay abreast of today's didate's Orientation meeting so that you can con- everchanging accelerating world will be held in the A.S. cassette tape is an absolute Council chambers on the tinue to improve for the rest of your then this course third level of the Student life. In just 4 weeks the average necessity. Union. Is sick student should be reading 4-5 times These special one-hour lectures Campaigning begins faster. In a few months some will be held at the following times Campaigns for these of- students are reading 20-30 times and places. fices begins on April 8. faster attaining speeds that ap- San Jose Meetings Elections will be held on to proach 6,000 words per minute. In Sunday. April 4, 2:30 p.m. and 8:30 April 28 and 29. rare instances speeds of up to 13,000 p.m. Monday, April 5, 6:30 p.m. and If necessary, May 5 and 6 wpm have been documented. 8:30 p.m. 'Tuesday April 6, 6:30 have been designated as Ow average graduate should read p.m. and 8:30 p.m. Wednesday. run-off election days. apen 7-10 times faster upon completion of April 7, 6:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. Qualifications set Sunday. April 11, 2:30 p.m. and 8:30 There are two sets of the course with marked im- provement in comprehension and p.m. Monday, April 12, 6:30 p.m. concentration. and 8:30 p.m. For those who would like ad- The above meetings will be held at Spartan ditional information, a series of free, Jay McCabe Hall, Room H, 145 W.

Si., vino the San Jose %la. one-hour. orientation lectures have San Carlos. University CoMMundY free lec- If you are a businessman, student, Since 1914 been scheduled. At these tures the course will be explained in housewife or executive, this course, Second c I asS postage paid at s Jose. California Member complete detail, including classroom which took 5 years of intensive California Newspaper Publish, methods, research to develop, c,sor iation and the Assoc A’ procedures, instruction is a must. You Press Publisneddaily by San class schedule and a special-time- can read 7-10 times faster, com- Slate University. except &Outdo . Sunday and Monday. during '' only introductory tuition that is less prehend more, concentrate better, rmecpe year The opinions the cost of similar and remember longer. Students - ird herein are not ’,mess, than one-half are of the Associated Sludvii. courses. You must attend any of the offered an additional discount. This ,Ipge Administration ii "vent of Journal v., meetings for information about the course can be taught to industry or . tiling Subs, in' San Jose classes. civic groups at "Group rates" upon ii only on a ren. I LPILOttlnellne marker pens lee basis Full Cray These orientations are open to the request. Be sure to attend whichever S9 each SeMeiter, S4 SO " is price per copy, 10 ci rile, Pen COP plol Moon ol /a.m.' 41 IS lilt II I public, above age 14 (persons under free orientation that fits best in your v 017 31111 Advertising be accompanied by a schedule. Prel% of Fricke poi 18 should Page 4, April 6, 1976 GASOLINE MOTOR 01 SPARTAN Judo team wins 15th title STATIONS By Chuck Thrower University who finished i MVP) award on the team. State were questionable. We conunent on his showing. YOUR No. 15 in a row. third last year, finished third Sophomore Keith had to actually destroy our "This helps the students GASOLINE SERVICE That's the magic number this year with seven points. Nakasone took third in the opponents to win," he said. and the school's image," CENTER. UNSURPASSED as the SJSU judo team "It's great. It's expected 139 division, senior John This was the last tour- Uchida said. "What we need IN QUALITY AND PRICE retained its national title last from SJSU to win," senior Baggott second in 165 and nament Baggott will fight in is more heavyweights to give 7th & Phelan 10th & Taylor as he is going into the Army these guys Saturday at Butler business major Mark Brewster Thompson, second more com- 245 Keyes 4th & Williams University. Carlqust said. in the 205 division. next month as a 2nd Lt. He petition It's the longest winning Sumida takes first Hostile feelings said he will probably teach in Good balance streak in any sport in NCAA Placing first in the 154 Although the judokas won his unit. "Other schools might have history. pound weight division was the national championships, Referring to the political one good guy but not a Out of 80 schools com- Randy Sumida. a few of the members had involvement Baggott said, balanced team. We beat peting in the tournament, the Sumida, a sophomore and hostile feelings about the "All sports should be for the them with a balanced team," FOR EASTER ... Spartans totaled 32 points two-time winner in the event, tournament. competitor. It's no different said Uchida, who has been FOR ANY OCCASION while four other schools, San now qualifies for the Pan-Am "I didn't realize that judo than any other sport. the head coach since 1962. Jammu cads has an op- was so political," "Uchida is the best coach Francisco State, Temple games and also Nakasone For most of the team, this oredding supplies to try-out for the said. "Everyone was against in the United States for judo University, University of portunity ends the season but for a few, listinctiye gifts Olympic team. State. and he won't play games Southern California and there's one more major Aationery 37 South First "This is behind your back," he said. Farley-Dickinson of New According to head coach what I wanted tournament before the "I got screwed, but I'll Pan- . Ind much mnrr. San Jose Jersey tied for second place Yosh Uchida, Sumida is one more than anything," he Am and Olympic 286-5644 show them at the AAU's," games. with 10 points. of the players favored to win said. Nakasone still has a Open 10.6 Sumida said Leonard Urso, who Highly ranked Indiana the Most Valuable Player chance to make the Olympic Randy Nakasone, Urso and Mon thru Sat team if he wins the Senior fought in the 176 division and Thompson will participate in ***** ****** * * ****** J04-****41-** 81 AAU championships in saying bad things about us," did not place. the senior AAU National Baltimore. He is presently, Baggott said. Brewster Thompson, Championships on April 23- the defending AAU champ. Officiating poor PCAA wrestling champion 24 in Baltimore for anothel Students, "There were a lot of bad "The officiating was poor and last year's NCAA 205 chance to make the Olympi) LOW COST calls and other teams were and a lot of calls against pound champ, refused to team. need a truck or trailer? Auto No. 1 seed Grapes beaten Silva Texaco has Parking U -HAUL Tires Insurance tune up Batteries SILVA Women netters win 'easy' First National for College Students BankAmerica, Gold card Master Charge 289-8681 By Chuck Thrower No. 1 ranked high school ace "In the second set I could played very impressive Texaco Credit "0 The sentiment on the SJSU for Northern California. hear people talking from the matches. Cards CAMPUS INSURANCE women's tennis team was Positions ball stands and it put me off a Graham shutout her quite "easy" as it soundly In the match, Grapes kept bit," Grapes said, but added victim 6-0, 6-0 and Farran SAN JOSE moving her opponent from that her opponent played a handed a loss to her op- Since 1936 defeated the University of 78 S 4th Close to SJSU Library San Francisco, 8-1 Friday at one side to the other and good game. ponent 6-1, 6-0. *************r**********k 404S 3rd St. (20 floor, 3rd South Campus. tried to position the ball The rest of the members In doubles action, the No. 1 down the line. defeated their opponents all team of Breen and Rang, & San Salvador) from The only loss came Both players took their in straight sets. had- to play three sets to player the No. 1 seeded time as each tried to out- No. 2 netter Debbie Breen record a victory, 6-3, 1-6, 7-5. J.Krishnamurti Priscilla Grapes, who ac- maneuver one another in the and No. 3 Nancy Rang won Make errors cording to coach Lyn Sin- nearly two-hour match. 6-1, 6-3 and 6-0, 6-1 respec- In the first set, the Spar- Religious teacher, author. SPRING BAZAAR clair despite the valiant Grapes, who shows hardly tively. tans pulled out to a 4-0 lead, educator will give a series of effort, played excellent and talks and discussions in the any emotion on the court, Ramirez wins but that slowly diminished as Oak Grove. Meiners Oaks. ARTS & CRAFTS intelligent tennis. used good strategy and Senior member Cathy the netters started making OJAI. CA. at 11 am Grapes lost to USF's No. 1 fought it out all the way to Ramirez, playing in the No. 4 costly errors. Talks Sal. -Sun., Apr. 3- 4 WED. APRIL 7, 10 AM -2 PM sophomore Cici Louie by a the end, according to Sin- position, allowed her op- At one point Breen had Sat -Sun.. Apr. 10-11 Sat -Sun.. Apr. 17-18 respectable score, 5-7, 4-6. clair. ponent to collect only three voiced her opinion on how SJSU ART QUAD Not upset games as Ramirez won bad her serves were. Discussions 6-1. The No. 2 team of Grapes Tues.-Thurs 6- 8 Louie's sister, Marcy, is a "I'm not upset because she handily 6-2, Tues.-Thurs 13-15 professional tennis player on lost," SinClair said. "Cilia Libby Graham and and Ramirez won 6-1, 6-3 and ENTERTAINMENT: Seating on grass, cancelled in the Hawaiian pro team and played fine and intelligent Maureen Farran, No. 5 and Kathy Giles and Charlene case of rain. THE EASTER BUNNY, another sister, Tina, is the tennis." Nu 6 netters respectively, Gilroy took it 7-6, 6-3 in the For serious listeners only No. 3 spot. Please, no small children, no dogs: no photographing or RENAISSANCE MUSIC, The Spartan netters will taping permitted MIME, KARATE, face Santa Clara tonight, again be in action trying to No entrance fee; Donations JV's make it three-in-a-row in a 3 welcomed BELLY DANCING p.m. contest today against Krishnamurti Foundation, San Francisco State at South Box 216. Ojai, CA 93023 hoping to recoup weekend loss Campus. Tel (805)646-5347 18051 646-2726 FOR INFORMATION CALL: The squad will also host After losing two league Uniersity at PAL Stadium. Piraro. Stanislaus State at 2 p.m. GAIL 2'77-8384 or THERESA 241-3718 games to UC Berkeley on The JV league record is -The tag at the base was ti,morrov Saturday, 9-1 and 9-7, the JV now at 6-4, while the hard enough to knock off the SPONSORED BY RECREATION 97 baseball team will try t9t Berkeley record is 8-4. runner's helmet but the recoup its losses tonight at In the first game of the umpire called him safe," Gmsaiseihsr9-,.."2,...0isOi.9.-Osseims.6eisphi..6mseimsehse"...0,42,49,mi-OssomsGhsigssi6h.i.eihs<7.-ChsOht 7:30 against Santa Clara double header the Spartans said Priaro. "Even the Cal jumped out to a 1-0 lead in bench was laughing at the the first inning but that was call." the end of it as the Bears Shot up the alley clobbered the ball for nine With runners on all three runs. bases the next shot up the Graef takes loss alley scored three runs and European Railroads Box 70 Bohemta Now 700 11716 Losing pitcher in that tied the score 6-6. game was Doug Graef, who Cal took the lead back on was pulled after the third two bunts and an infield hit. inning. Piraro says that the call by The second game was the umpire and three more exciting. throwing errors by his With Greg Queen on the players accounted for runs. City the Spar- mound for SJSU "Errors are being made in Z.:. tans took an early 2-0 lead. pressure situations," said Cal then scored a run and Piraro. "I think that has a lot SJSU scored three more. A terrific way to go. Europe s trains to do with it." are last clean, on time. And they go all In the fifth inning, with the over the Continent. You can speed from city to city You can meander thru tiny score 6-3, Cal took advantage Graef will be back on the villages. You can wind up mountains. "of a really horrendous call mound tonight. "His arm is 1 In fact you can explore the whole of I'm Europe by train Want to stop. see by the umpire, who in- really killing him but towns, comb beaches/ Feel free cidently plays for Cal," going with him anyhow," There s a train going your way when you re ready to make tracks Lots of according to JV coach Sam Piraro added. stations even rent bikes if you d like to wheel it for a while You II have a fantastic trip. meet Europeans. make new friends. see more and spend less than Most any other way of going Student Railpass two months S195 In Britain. a variety of Youth Passes from $50 to $120 By the way you buy the passes here they re not available in Europe See your Travel Agent. SENIORS LAST CHANCE! To be placed in the Senior Section of the 1976 Senior Yearbook Didn't keep your appointment? Make another. Better yetjust go to the Verde Room (off the Ballroom) in the Student UnionNow. For an appointment Call 277-2153 eitern ountaineerin 30) Hours: 9 am to 1 pm 550 South First Street & 2 pm to 6 pm San Jose, Ca 01,3113 202.4446 April 6, 1976, Page 5 iii it III with 'Ryder' well received ii I II is %%H% !- a j and II/ I By Robert Burns are held captive by a border- in red at the Spanish expensive violin, and Teddy FRI APRIL 9 9 PM c How many times can the line psychotic in a run-down Inquisition worked, probing tries to see just what they'll "-SANTA CRUZ CIVIC AUDITORIUM..." dramatic device of throwing New Mexico diner. and tormenting his victims do to save it. TICKETS S5 advart"tizroiTicketrun wiriets the a diverse group of people Border-line psychotic until they reveal what he $6 61 dour San Jose Box Office. P Ste". together in a confined space Patric Taylor as Teddy, wants to hear. Supporting players See It For Yourself be used successfully? the border-line psychotic, But as the characters face Yolanda V. Parra as the Whatever the number, add takes over the stage with his themselves, they also waitress, Angel; Charles Ass,,: Students Present one-the Theatre Arts presence. As a dope- liberate themselves. Jaschob as the crippled gas Department's production of smuggling hippie who Gets courage station and motel owner; We. cd no/day MAIM "When You Comin' Back, dreams of being a cowboy, Red Ryder, well-played by Denis Marks and Clark and Red Ryder?" he supplies most of the Stephen Gleason, dreams of Sherry Komisarek as Shampoo The play, written by Mark drama as well as most of the telling off his boss, Mr. Cheryl, were all excellent. Warren Beatty and Goldie Hawn star in Medoff, explores the comedy. Clark, and leaving the diner. a comedy that deals with the love life character's lives while they Teddy works like the men He gets the courage after the Truck stop of a male hairdresser 109 minutes ordeal with Teddy. The set conveys the feeling April 7 in Gleason does a good job of a run-down truck stop 5041 3:30 7:00 10:00 500 underlying right down to the sound of showing the Morris Dailey Auditorium hostility in Ryder that comes trucks going by outside and ( what's happening from his frustrating the country music played on existence. the juke box. Ryder wears a tatoo Associated Students present "When You Comin' Back saying "Born Dead" and Red Ryder?" will be per- after seeing it, Teddy aptly Films of Luis Bunuel formed Wednesday and Rock formation call 324-1402. describes him as a "walking Thursday at 7:30 p.m. and on Composer Virgil To Hoyt Axton will be ap- Jackson Street Band will metaphor." Friday and Saturday at 8 pearing at The Brewery, 29 be appearing at The Bodega, Teddy finds the Viridiana p.m. in the Studio Theatre. April 8 N. San Pedro St., tonight at 30 S. Central Ave., Campbell, weaknesses in the other 7:00 pm Free! Thomson gives 9:30. tonight starting at 9:30. characters. With Ryder it's Tickets are available at Free! Admission is $5 and minors No minors will be ad- his futile life and the glory of the University Box Office, Morris Dailey Auditorium are welcome. mitted. For further in- his cowboy-hero namesake. and are $1.25 for students Next Week. Ni, show Sky Creek Band will ap- formation call 374-4000. With another couple, and $2.25 general. lecture tonight pear at The Wooden Nickel, Student Union Clarisse and Richard, played 2505 The Alameda, Santa Fresh Worth, a multi- by Judith Hettler and A free concert-lecture on Stein to produce. Clara, tonight starting at media presentation-perfo- Charles Bazaldua, it is their Sja the works of American Born in Kansas City, Mo., 9:30. rmance by James Petrillo composer Virgil Thomson Thomson studied at Harvard No minors will be ad- and Betsy Davids will be will be given by Thomson and spent most of his early mitted. For further in- shown at 8 tonight in the PYRAMID and the SJSU Music composing years in Paris. artist materials formation call 247-0552. Umunhum Room of the S.U. i LARAFTI NG ARCHITECTS ENGINEL I Department in the Music He has authored several All Bold Truth will be ap- Admission is free, but "The State sizes & Building Concert Hall. books, including colors pearing at Sophie's, 260 seating is limited. SAN JOSE ART Planned for tonight's of Music," and was for 14 infinite California Ave., Palo Alto, Film uses concert are "Capitals, years music critic for the PAINT S. WALLPAPER tonight starting at 9:30. "King Lear" will be shown planters-boxe 87 VALLEY FAIR CENTER 365 SAN ANTONIO ROAD Capitals," a work for four New York Herald Tribune. ... No minors will be ad- at Camera One, 366 S. First etc. 941-3600 voices, "String Quartet Thomson's lecture is part STEVENS CREEK BLVD, MT. VIEW .. male mitted. For further in - St., at 7 and 9:30 tonight. grow your own with SAN JOSE 2498700 No. 2," "Stabat Mater," for of the American Composer Admission is $1.50 for ENERGY : ..... soprano and string quartet, series is being corodinated 1CAMERA ON and $2 general...... students ...... 'AWL and "Sonata Da Chiesa," for by SJSU composer-in - 366 S. First St 294 ikoi trombone, french horn, residence Lou Harrison and Tue-Wed viola, clarinet and trumpet. sponsored by the Associated Shakespeare Thomson's "Missa Pro Students and the Music Paul Scofield as Defunctis" will be per- Department. KING LEAR formed Friday and Saturday John Cage, Arron Copland, Eves 7 PM & 9:40 It. nights by the SJSU Chorale Danlee Mitchell, Carlos Wed. matinee: 1 PM and the San Jose Symphony Chavez, and Allan Hovaness classifieds at the Center for the Per- were also brought to campus forming Arts. in connection with the series. STUDENTS S1.5 0 A limited number of COUPLE to manage small business Typing HIM 60 N 3, No 823 Ph 287 student tickets are available for sale OK if one works elsewhere by lost and found 4355 at $2.75, and student-senior perience perferred 245 8233 or 578 C=111= 5153. GETTING MARRIED? Discount most citizen rush tickets are SAN -Enroll. 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Continued from Page 1 talked about the trends in -It's really up to the Grads Upstairs in the same college campus por- people to decide what laws Sangamo Electric Co. of San nography. they want," Fabris said. campus dorm, "Angie" fixed Francisco will be on campus Smith described campus "Let them screw on the lawn her hair for an SJSU play April 26 to interview students pornography as "generally and run naked through St. try-out. As a theater arts for the position of: major, she said acting in more imaginative" than James Park if they really pornographic films is just a standard pornography want to." SALES ENGINEER because it is produced by Meanwhile, in an SJSU temporary stage in her Required students with ambitions dorm hallway, a student of applicant: BS in acting career. Engineering or MBA "A lot of famous actresses beyond the pornographic read his physics book as he candidate with a technical started out in porno films market. carefully studied anyone undergraduate degree in and photos," she said. "It's Not only is campus por- who passed through the hall. Engineering. become almost a necessary nography better produced, In a dorm room, the step for getting into pro- he said, but the actresses director studied a script as fessional acting." tend to be prettier and fresh- the cameraman set up the Sign-ups for interviews Angie had pictures up in er looking. lights ... and Angie smoked will begin April 5 in her room of actress Adrienne "Most regular porno ac- another cigarette as she took Building 0. Barbeau t from TV's tresses look like they should off her clothes. "Maude") in bed with two be standing under a street male companions as light somewhere," he said. printed in "Oui" magazine). Smith said he first noticed California Law Institute She also had nude postcards an influx of campus por- at Santa Barbara of Sophia Loren which were nography Into the regular printed in 1957. pornographic market about Now accepting applications for With movies the way they two or three years ago. Summer Session are now," Angie said, "an At first, most of the college Starting June 29, 1976 to be pornography was sold actress can't afford Fall Term -commencing September 7, 1976 squeamish about sex. Porno "freelance" by students to can actually be good individual theater and book- training." store owners. TRANSFER STUDENTS ACCEPTED Angie said she feels acting "Now even the college I.. Further 1416rmarmr. Carelec in pornographic movies is students are working wile or r611 through the wholesalers and "no different" from any Eric Luse acting job. She described it middlemen," Smith said. Law School Campu as "just role-playing. Models are posing here, but students have been making extra money doing the same thing. "Everybody's organized 2034 Alameda Padre Serra "Acting is sharing per- these days." Santa Barbaro Ca 93103 sonal moments with an trip," she said. "I came out actors are not at all eager to found out I'd never made it campus, especially in the A.C. Fabris, a deputy Ph 1305 963-1567 audience," she said, of high school thinking sex discuss pornography. with a girl," he said. "First dorms. district attorney for Santa "whether it's brushing your was this really perverted, Out of a list of 11 girls he hit the ceiling. Then he "We've had a couple of Clara County, said "things teeth, eating dinner or deep, dark, mysterious appearing in campus- went out and got me a close calls with the dorm have loosened up" for local having sex. Sex is as natural thing. I was scared to death produced pornography, nine hooker. I hated it." authorities," he said. "It's pornographers. as any other human function. of it. agreed to interviews about Don first tried acting in starting to get on my nerves. "We know pornography is It only becomes 'obscene' "Then I went away to their movie roles. Out of all campus pornographic films I'd rather work in a motel, being produced and sold ROPC when people get their dirty college," Karen said, "and I the actors in the same films, "to see what it's like," but is an off-campus apartment or locally," he said, "but we little minds going on the just went wild." only one agreed to talk. not sure why he went on to at the beach." can't do much about it. presents... puritan ethic trip." A virgin at 19, Karen had "Don" is 23 years old, an participate in two more Rick said he is having Juries just won't convict Angie considers herself made three pornographic SJSU business major and an films. problems working with the pornographers." "pretty sexually liberated" movies six months after her actor in three pornographic "It's really kind of a people involved in filming He pointed out a recent but refuses to do lesbian birthday. movies. He has an average drag," Don said. "I guess I pornography, especially the Fremont case where a jury scenes. She became involved with build and clean-cut ap- just keep trying everything actresses. judged "Deep Throat" non- "I also stay out of any film pornographic movies pearance. (sex and pornography) over "Most of them really think pornographic. with sadism or animals," "through a friend" and "I actually don't get much and over again thinking they're hot stuff," he said. "FRESH DROP OFF -24 HR. WORTH" she said. "That kind of thing decided she enjoyed acting of a charge out of acting in there's got to be more to it." "They act like they are SERVICE FROM ASST. makes me sick." in pornography. pornography," Don said. "In "Rick," an SJSU junior, God's gift to men and doing LOOSE ORIGINALS Angie said she has never "Porno is exciting," Karen fact the whole thing has been sat on the bed in his dorm us all a favor by spreading it IBM a multi media seen a pornographic movie said. "I have no problems at a disappointment." room checking his movie around. COPIES (8%., x11) and has little real interest in all getting into it as long as Don's first exposure to camera and explaining why "I don't like porno PerformancE pornography. I'm working with people I pornography was during his he has worked as a camera- chicks," Rick said. "I sure "I won't be in porno for- like. Sometimes I get so early teens with the "soft- man for campus por- wouldn't want my sister or 2.11 each ever," she said. "I'll carried away I almost scare core" magazines. His father nographic movies. girlfriend involved in some- minimum saleS1.00 TODAY APRIL 6, 1976, 8:00 PM eventually get into the guy." bought him his first "At first, I really got off on thing like this." Free Collating Umunhum Floom/Student Union legitimate theater. I could "Playboy" magazine when shooting porno," he said. "It Not far from SJSU, "Joe Although she considers KOPI SYSTEMS FREE ADMISSION/LIMITED SEATING really see myself as Ophelia filming pornography and sex he was 13 years old. was exciting. There was all Smith," an established San 294-0600 co-sponsored by union gallery in "Hamlet" or Nora in "The in general "a lot of fun," The only son of a success- the intrigue of operating Jose adult theater and book- 322 E. Santa Doll's House." Karen does not consider her- ful lawyer, Don grew up feel- outside the law and, of store owner and manager, Clara, SJ "Karen" is an SJSU home self "particularly ing many pressures to please course, the sex." economics major and promiscuous." his father. After two years of filming another "star" of campus "I know the difference "My father was always two or three pornographic pornography. Her little-girl between sex and love," she great with the ladies," Don movies a week, Rick finds face and conservative, said. "Love is very im- said. "He feels that is part of pornography "very boring," casual appearance make her portant to me because it 'being a man.' It is really but continues to shoot it for an unlikely candidate for the means really caring about important to him that I money. His pornographic pornographic film business. someone. follow in his footsteps." camerawork adds about $200 Karen was raised "very "I guess it sounds corny," Somewhat shy, Don said a week to his student loan strictly" in convent boarding she said, "but I've ,always he never has his father's living. schools by wealthy, divorced wanted to find someone who "luck" with women. He Rick no longer feels the parents. really loves me." worried about disappointing "intrigue" or "excitement" "I went through the whole In contrast to SJSU por- his father. he once felt. He is getting 'men are evil' indoctrination nographic actresses, the "When I was 20, my dad nervous about shooting on r....9,47.0,9,0-iiii9,0,0.0,0,9--ita-...6,0.(2-.0.0.0,42,4.0.0.,...-,..0,0,0,0,0.6^,i0.0....9,0-,4,-0-,...;-.,-.Cni,".ii

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