artan Daily Volume 91. No. 62 Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 Friday. December 2. 1988 A spray for art A.S. protests Spartan Shops . .. .., funding choice .. By Dan Turner ler served by an AIDS ion Daily start writer project. she said. "NN Spartan Shops has budgeted about about the difference het, ,.. $200.000 in unallocated surplus them walk to this si,! , monies to the construction of stores get a hot dog and di, in the planned meteorology building, try to keep them ali.. a move which has drawn heax y crit- She also expressed 41,114Vril V\ oh icism from members of the Asso- the lack of student control irset lie ciated Students. planned building. Because the sin Leigh Kirmsse, director of Cali- plus money made by Spartan Shops tOrnia state affairs. and Joyce Pink- conies largely from students. the sin , ney, director of ethnic affairs, said dents should have more 1:1111i1111 student needs would he better met it the v. ay it is spent, she said the money had gone to the Frances "I think that Spartan Shops hir . (iulland Child Care Center, or to special responsibility to students fund an AIDS education project. Kirmsse said "Every time I 12,. Spartan Shops is a corporation dim 151,1115 and pay S50. e nch which operates the hook store and think is outrageous. for a testbook food services on campus. Because of the prot it money. on Mai is goine Ii its not -for-profit status, its Spartan Shops. I think they need to guidelines state that an unallocated seriously look at whether surplus earnings must be returned to another building is in the hest Intel the university in one form or an- ests of students... other. The meteorology building will he The monies are allocated by the built on the corner 01 Filth and Sall Spartan Shops Board of Directors, Carlos streets. It will house the pie which is made up ol tour students, teorology department. the office it two administrators and three faculty continuing educatii in. and possihly members. the National V. cattle' v ice, islniI, Two of the student representa- has expressed inlet est iii mu', tile. to ., ..,. ...Po% I tives, Brett Houston and board Presi- SJSU 110111 it, current location In Lit!, we-41v 4441 dent Toni Boothe. discussed the Redwood 2. 11114 ir hoard's decision with the A.S. at Also is ithin the building, Sparhin Tuesday's meeting. Shops plans to construct a fast -14.0d 911117". Kirmsse said the students on the operation, a convenience store, and Greg Walton Daily stall photographer hoard had a responsibility to rep- a computer store. Last year. the resent the interests of the student board set aside $:118.1.000 or this Instead of the conventional paint brush, Claude Ferguson uses a can experiences when he designs his artwork. He chooses not to name his body and accused Houston and project. The total cost of the Spartan of spray paint to convey his ideas on canvas. He says he uses personal work so others can enjoy it without being inhibited by a title. Boothe of failing to do so. Shops franchise, expected to he "In iny mind, the students are het- See I ( N"/' Student government sues CSU over Rec Center By Mary Hayes A S. had designated for legal coun- The $8 fee increase, which has The CSU raised money to hind the can. But that does not ha\ e 1,, do ricaenagement the Chancelloi s Daily staff writer sel, A.S. President Terry McCarthy been added to student fees for next Rec Center by selling revenue bonds with the A.S.' corporate functi,,n In the ongoing saga of SJSU's Rec said. semester, will cover $10 million in writ of mandate the A.S. IA ill to the public. In return, the CSU will The ''legal advice IN .1 \ CI% 111114,11011, Center. the Associated Students is The A.S. approved a $100.000 cost overruns for Rec Center con- use student fees to pay back those file Monday states the CSU has vio- and basic right tosiillll lull 'ii'. iii trying to sue the California State legal fund in September so it could struction. the A.S.' statutory and consti- bonds. lated enitens Mc( artliv said I he University for denying it the right to retain counsel to fight a proposed In October, Bruce Richardson, to counsel, and right to an Richardson also told the Spartan tutional right Charkelloi doesn't belie c the \ sue over mismanagement of the pro- student fee increase for next semes- attorney for the CSU, said the CSU Daily in October that although the due process It also accuses the CSU is a i CAI 1 11rpOratilin .11 Id she doesn't ter. is trying to prevent the seizure of ject. A.S. from fil- A.S. has a legal right to retain coun- of "unreasonable property siensludents as eal On Monday morning the A.S. will The office of CSU Chancellor W. ing a lawsuit that would stop the fee sel. "(the A.S.) doesn't really serve without a warrant." file a lawsuit in the Santa Clara Ann Reynolds has ordered SJSU increase. He said it would jeopardize as an ombudsman for all the stu- McCarthy said students should not let I Stet...in. of CSU public at County Supreme Court demanding President Gail Fullerton not to ap- the flow of income from revenue dents. If the students want to get to- have to pay for the cost overruns, be- fairs. said the Chancellor Y.ould that the CSU release funds that the prove the fund. bonds to "hard-working citizens." gether and hire an attorney, they cause they resulted from the tuts- See AW'il hricA Athletic department reacts Fullerton honors professor Ads removed from Stone's show By Stacey De Salvo Daily staff writer By Sean Mulcaster Hoffman said the decision was reached after a meet- Calling him "a man of many tal- Daily staff writer ing with SJSU President Gail Fullerton. ents," President Gail Fullerton pre- SJSU's athletic department has requested that its ad- "Even though their listenership is very strong at that sented the 1987-88 Outstanding Pro- vertisements he removed from radio station KSJO's con- time, our preference is to move to another part of the fessor Award to Robert Bornstein troversial Perry Stone Show. Athletics Director Randy broadcast." Hoffman said. "We need to be responsible Wednesday. Hoffman said Wednesday. for anything that we advertise." The meteorology professor ac- The move followed charges from three groups that The athletic department's events are broadcast on cepted the plaque at a reception held the show is racist and sexist. KSJO's sister station KHTT. This arrangement is in- in the Student Union Loma Prieta The Women's Resource Center. the Coalition for In- cluded in the department's contract with the station, Room. About 80 friends, col- tegrity in the Media and the National Association for the which runs until the end of the basketball season in leagues. administrators and students Advancement of Colored People have attempted to influ- March. attended. ence sponsors to stop advertising on KSJO. But, according to Hoffman, the advertisements will Bornstein has been a member of The spots, which promoted SJSU football and bas- he removed immediately. the SJSU faculty since 1969. ketball. will be moved away from Stone's show The pro- The Women's Resource Center campaigned against Fullerton selected him from gram broadcasts from 6 to 10 a.m., the most effective the advertisements on Stone's show in a letter to Ful- among three professors nominated time to advertise. lerton on Nov. 22. by the university's Outstanding Pro- "'This is not a removal from the radio station.** Hof- The letter did not demand that the athletic department fessor Committee. fman said. "We'll be on at other times. We had a num- stop advertising with KSJO entirely. Rather, it asked that In her introduction, Fullerton ber of conversations with the station and they understand advertisements he removed from Stone's show. noted that Bornstein is a recognized and were sensitive to the matter See STONE, hack page scholar in meteorology. She praised his contributions in the classroom, reading several letters from former students who said they Class addresses hunger problem never would never forget Bornstein. In particular, she noted that he al- By Leah Pelt understand the world and have little many poor countries, hut it's large lows a high degree of student partici- Daily staff writer inclination to learn more about it." businesses making the money," pation. There is enough grain grown on said Bob Takizawa in a 1987 San Downes said. "International cor- His lecture presentations, she Earth for every person to get 1,000 Jose Mercury News column. porations have just moved in and said, "are recognized as being ex- calories per day, more than most Takizawa is the chairman of taken the land from the farmers." traordinarily organized and clear." people need to stay healthy. SJSU's geology department. He also That praise was echoed by two of Farmers in the Philippines are es- But up to one billion people in the teaches a class called "Worlds Na- Bornstein's students interviewed pecially suffering because their gov- world are still going hungry. tions" that includes world hunger after the presentation. ernment allows the corporations to "Most people think we don't have and overpopulation issues. Meteorology graduate student stay. It collects taxes from the busi- enough food, but that couldn't be In the article. Takizawa laments Allen Becker, who has taken three nesses for use of the land, but further from the truth." said Jean people's apathy about the area out- classes with Bornstein, said the pro- Dave Erickson Daily staff photographe doesn't pass any benefits On to the Downes, an instructor in SJSU's nu- side their own backyards. fessor stresses organization. farmers, she said. Professor Robert Bornstein displays his weather computer trition and food science department. "Our inattention to geographic, "It's always clear where he's are so busy working "The problem is political: how global. international education The people going in the course," Becker said. 'He presents lots ill iii! oi a tough subject and he's lill411) corporations that we're going to distribute the food." call it what you wish will be at the land for outside The teacher is always ready to an- He's the most organized teacher I've it's very rewarding to raise food for World hunger has been a problem our own peril," he said. they don't have time swer questions, even during the mid- ever had,'' Current' said, adding that After receiving his award, families. They receive for years, but the issues arc just now Many students don't know the their own dle of a lecture. Becker said. he's an "ideal instructor for first. Bornstein presented a lecture titled being discussed on campus in United States is contributing to substandard wages, even though He also said that ifs student has a yearfreshmen. "Global Pollution Perspectix es 01 Downes' restructured nutrition class. world hunger. Downes said. Some their employers are making big prof- quest ion during the lecture, "He gets you into a groove early an Urban Pollute' " Next semester, students will need crops imported to this country from its, she said. Bornstein will always try to make in your meteorological study." said In an eildIVI WWI\ 140111411111 But an abrupt stop to corporate in- the class to complete a minor in nu- other Third World countries are hurt- that part of the lecture clearer. ('orrenti. a senior majoring in mete- said pollution is .t II fhal prohlcuf volvement in these farming trition and food science. ing rather than helping their econ- indus- Another third -time Bornstein stu- orology. "He lets you know what's He emphasized that the public is as tries might not be the "Americans and peasants share an omies, she said. answer. dent, Kip Correnti, called Bornstein in store fOr you. much to blame as industry important outlook: Both only dimly "We eat a lot of bananas grown in See HUNGER, back page a "perfectionist." "He's a hard teacher. He teaches See PROF- I. \SO R .1, page

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Vic Spartan Vogler Daily My lover in Riverdale fallen in love again with a sweet, Ive Published for the University beautiful blonde. I knew her when I was and the University Community a child, and she never ages. by the Department of Journalism In fact, she's still in high school. Right and Mass Communications now, she's probably studying geometry with a Since 1934 man who doesn't appreciate her. I think she should dump Archie Andrews once and for all. Betty Cooper has been his Girl Friday for more than 30 years. But! love her, dammit. I The rise and fall watched her cry when she didn't have a new dress for school. I mourned when her puppy of the American Empire ran away. Where was Archie? Probably carousing illov.n San Francisco is alive with action. with Veronica Lodge or sucking down lemon Tourists and business people walk the city streets fizzes at Pop Tate's Soda Shoppe. He never in the shadov. s of high rises and expensive gave a damn about Betty. But she loved his department stores. The pulse of The City beats fast goofy expressions. the ridiculous red hair, the in a constant rush to obtain "success." impossibly white teeth. And now she's But, amid all the hustle of the downtown area. I doomed to an eternity of broken dates and once saw a woman lying next to a Montgomery second-hand affection. Street newspaper stand. A dirty brown blanket it. covered her small body and in her arms she But not if I can help cradled a black and white cat. She looked down at I was too young for Betty when I fell for it. murmuring like a mother to a baby. her in the '70s. She sat in Miss Grundy's Written on a cardboard sign in front of her. I homeroom while I endured grammar school saw a sign which read "I'm homeless. Please give with Mrs. Louis and classmates who could money or food." never understand my longing. Feeling sorry for the lath. I bought sinne bread I never even spoke to Betty. What could I rolls, gave them to have offered her? Archie may have had an old her and walked jalopy, but I didn't even own a bicycle. away. Shyness and the cruelty of years kept us apart. Later in the day, .1,16,11 But I'm older now, stronger. Archie and I went to San Francisco's City his mock sensitivity don't intimidate me Hall. is a huge anymore. I would pull out every last one of his edit Ice. an orgy of red locks if it meant Betty and I could be %hilt would Campus Voice together. And I'd never break her heart or have looked perfect dump her for the fleeting passions of Veronica among the USSR: a ple were drawn by one another. not tourists. Lodge. architecture in the country in transition Inevitably, the Russians we got to know best were caesars' Rome. Martin Cheek By Terry t'hristensen our guides. although they were distrusted by some mem- driving to Riverdale tonight. The Homeless people Terry (*nristensen is a professor of political science bers of our group. We were being "brain-washed." Imteeming suburbs, the shops and were staying in the park in front of the building, at SJSU. His trip to the USSR was part of ..S.JSU's new these skeptics said, and "they only show us what they businesses, the posh section where sleeping on benches or in makeshift tents. Semester Abroad program, which is based in England. want us to see... cliches that suggested brainwashing had Veronica lives: This is my town, my place. Some of them were dressed in garbage bags and Maybe it's only a tribute to the remarkable success of occurred elsev.here. Maybe I'll order a burger at Pop Tate's or even they rummaged for food in the waste cans of the the Gorbachev publicity machine with the American The rest ot us thought they were like guides any- catch a flick before starting my quest. I might park. As I walked near some of the homeless. I media, but even the most naive of tourists on the shortest where, giving tus the positive line about their country and even buy a beer. smelled the strong stench of urine and I knew a lot of visits must come away from the Soviet Union with the its heroes. After all, do American guides tell you about I'll know the old gang, but it's a good bet of them hadn't taken showers in a long time. The feeling that something exciting is happening there. the shortcomings of George Washington or capitalism'? they won't know me. Reggie. the scoundrel eery day conveniences I take for granted must Change is in the air; it wasn't only the spring weather Lara, who helped us learn her name by reminding us ha% e seemed like luxuries to these people. that made our little group of San Jose State students and it was the same as that of the heroine of the once-banned who at least pretends to be nothing else, will I thought the scene would have been familiar to professors sense that something was about to bloom. "Dr. Zhivago." was proud of education and full em- flirt with Midge. Midge will reciprocate. the elite citizens of ancient Rome. The) too must Despite the brevity of our whirlwind visit, we hoped ployment in the USSR. The campaign against sexism Moose will end sentences with prepositions has e looked at the splendor and grandeur of their to meet some "real" Russians, not just guides and wait- had also made great progress, she insisted, but she was and break his face. Jughead will eat whole cit) bile ignoring the people starving in the ers. We did, but mostly they were the kind of people quick to deny any special influence or role for Mrs. Gor- turkeys before my eyes. The more things don't streets, virtually forgotten by the government. tourists meet anywhere: hustlers. Like wolves, they sep- bachev. change, the more they stay the same. Suddenly, I sensed a mold growing amid the arated stragglers from the tourist herd or pounced on you In Kiev, Irene admitted that housing was a problem. And then comes Archie. Big man on sparkle and glamour of this cosmopolitan city. The as an obvious foreigner when you were on your own. but explained how far they'd had to go after the massive campus, football hero, everyone's pal. Loved 'Anything to sell? Want F shins Military gear?" destruction of World War II. deterioration wasn't in San Francisco alone, I by many women and hated by at least one realized, but pervaded all of American society. I 'Change money'? Four times official rate!" Mishit, our guide in Moscow, was excited about con- man. He will not escape me. shuddered as I thought of the United States as Mostly they wanted to deal in goods or cash, al- temporary artistic and intellectual ferment. "Enjoy another Roman empire declining in its wealth and though obvious hookers worked the hotel lobbies ready Coca-Cola" v..as emblazoned on his sweater, and he But first I have to deal with Betty. I have to pageantry. to trade services as well. The more subtle operators liked jazz and jokes. Russian humor doesn't seem to somehow make her understand what I feel for Just like the citizens of Rome, we Americans played on the tourist desire to talk to the natives. translate well, but we appreciated his revelation that her and what Archie doesn't. It won't be easy. often show an arrogant view of ourselves in One 10-year-old dashed up to me on the street to ask Russians refer to the new land notoriously bugged) Loyalty is a big part of her love for him. And I relation to the rest of the world. We think of the time, then offered me ’a gift" of a badge. American Embassy as the "Radio Shack" ((Sr Russian can't hope to change a decades-old pattern in ourselves as better than other nations, mainly "Thanks," I said. equivalent). one night. because we're wealthier and have more resources. "Return gift'?" he demanded. Only a novice, this Through it all. it was necessary to sort out what was That's why I'm enrolling at Riverdale High This short-sightedness is contributing to our Ukrainian Oliver was content with a few sticks of gum. "Russian" and what was "communist." especially be- School for the spring. I'll pretend to he one of In Red Square, which our cause decline. guide told us was a reli- some of our group blurred the two, attributing ev- the gang, a cool kid from another town. I gious place for him, slightly older dealers boldly adver- erything different about the place to its political ideol- An ancient Roman would feel comfortable won't overwhelm Betty. I won't even ask her watching our often violent forms of entertainment. tised their business by clutching wads of dollar bills. ogy. out at first. But when she needs a friend, I'll be America's favorite sport is Football where Passing Lenin's tomb. I was surprised when a preppy- But visitors must remember that the USSR is not just spectators flock, hungry for blood as the gridiron looking young man who accosted me turned out not to he a different political system, it's also a profoundly differ- there like I wanted to he during grammar gladiators battle. We're even more sophisticated in American. as I'd assumed, but a Russian dealing exclu- ent culture with a long and unique history most western- school. My love is patient. our brutal entertainment. We don't have to go to sively in "L. L. Bean." The Maine clothier was high ers know too little about. Betty. my love, you don't know me. But the Coliseum, but can get our daily dose of fashion in Moscow, and the preppier members of our We need to know more because even the most cur- you will someday. and I won't disappoint you. violence on our living room television sets. group got the best offers for their outfits. sory visit suggests that much is happening in the Soviet Tell Pop Tate to throw a couple burgers on the Like the ancient Romans, we prefer to fight our The black market, in short, is booming in the USSR. Union today. It would be a mistake to think that street grill. I could sit with you in the Soda Shoppe wars in other nations, as far away from the mother Shops still offer limited, mostly dull and often shoddy hustling and reading Jackie Collins means they want to forever. country as possible. That way. we can keep our consumer goods, and there is a huge, pent-up demand. be like us. If we succumb to that kind of smugness, as sacred "honor" at home, feeling noble and Massive queues form early in the morning for special President Reagan and many of his media attendants Vic Vogler is the Copy Editor. righteous because the general public doesn't have shipments of shoes or overcoats. Officially recognized seemed to do on his recent visit, we'll be as closed a so- to see the misery of battles. free markets are also thriving. ciety as theirs once was. Our American society is extremely wasteful But the ever-present street dealers dominate the Clearly, they want some of what we've got, hut it's and, like ancient Rome, it's often filled with memories of most tourists. You come away with an also clear they'll adapt it to their own culture and so- Forum Policy pleasure seekers concerned with their own selfish ironic image of the Soviet Union as a nation of hus- ciety. Letters to the editor must hear the writer's desires. Empires always fall along with their moral tlers or capitalists yearning to deal freely. Of course, Maybe we should be looking at their society and its standards. This is just as true for the American that's not true. They're no more typical of the USSR accomplishments -- in day care, education, the arts. name, major, phone number and class level. than the hustlers visitors run into Empire. elsewhere are typical of public transit, housing cooperatives, full employment, Deliver letters to the Daily office on the their countries. universal health care. and the reduction of sexism Archeologists have suggested that ancient second floor of Dwight Bente! Hall. Rome fell partially because the lead in the wine Yet their numbers are increasing as tourism and offi- with the same open mind. goblets was absorbed into citizens' blood system cial tolerance for their activities increase. Both policies and harmed their mental abilities. Perhaps. future are part of Gorbachev's glasnost, as well as the USSR's scientists will discover that the pollutants and hunger for foreign currency, and both are subversive. toxins we've released into the environment helped They not only expose Soviet citizens to westerners, they to bring about a decline in our own faculties.We turn communists into capitalists. Surely Gorbachev un- DWI SAY I DIDN'T WARN YOU. have nothing derstands this, but does he really want it or merely toler- to blame but our own greed for the PRE IOWA C..AQTOON OF JANUARY 19, i998 American empire's decline. ate it'? I.. it an indirect mechanism of perestroika'? I thought about these things as I left The City, All this dealing soon affects the visitors as much as riding home on BART. The sun sank .in a bloody the natives. Young tourists learn to hit the hotel shops before going out for I§ bath on the western horizon of the bay. Watching it the day, buying cigarettes, liquor and other marketable items ULPUMACINS WONDERING from the train. I thought about the American to trade with the locals. Even tourists who resist such temptations are affected. They SO STOP nation and its glorious past. I hoped my country ,OP begin to assume that everybody they meet is hustling and would not repeat the follies of another empire they avoid conversation, thus 2,0(X) years ago. cutting themselves off even further. Li rrytnum Still, visitors sometimes meet genuinely friendly D.,cton people, like the young English teacher and her teenage ROWAS14---, students we talked with in Kiev. Open Invitation "What English authors do you study?" I asked. Go,n9 NE ,.,hefe "Oh. Charles Dickens. Jack laindon, Mark Twain," she D.v. The Spartan Daily would like to ex- responded. liAgs iNDONT tend an invitation to our on campus read- "All good social critics -- very appropriate." I ers. thought. "Which are your favorites?" I asked. tit.14411- "AIL Danielle Steele, Sidney Sheldon and Harold 1:WP41 A bimonthly feature on the Forum of 'he Robbins." she gushed. UMW Lagfa page this semester "Campus Voice" will "I see." I said, taken aback. "What about Jackie be your opportunity to speak out in the Collins?" tuu Daily on issues concerning the campus "Oh, yes," she answered enthusiastically, "We simotk don't have authors like these in Russian." commun ity wad 0,nri "Score one for the Revolution." I snobbishly Columns should he typed, double thought, hut I was surprised that such decadent western ff/P1 spaced and approximately 2 to 3 pages authors have infiltrated so deeply. long. Perhaps a more significant example of a changing so- jarivr to.r Submissions must include author's ciety was Arbat Street. a long, wide avenue through an old part of Moscow which has recently been pedestria- major or occupation, address and name, nized. An instant hit, it was packed with people, mostly phone number. young, until late in the evening. Shops close early, so Columns can he on any topic. How- they weren't the draw. There were quick -sketch portrait Must K. I itaNE 14.1 t, 3 ever, personal attacks and columns in poor artists, plus some musicians, but most people seemed to ApPoingeitar wait MY MeirtiktSt a ti/ taste will not he published. he there just to meet and promenade. Unlike other places we went, we weren't hustled on Arbat Street. These peo- Spartan Daily/Friday, December 2, 1988 Pap: ; Reagan will not pardon North Puppy love WASHINGTON (API Presi- "up to the judge ' to decide whether that are national security secrets." dent Reagan Thursday ruled out a to dismiss the charges against the Asked whether this amounted to pre-trial pardon for Iran-Contra de- Marine lieutenant colonel if the clas- an attempt to, in effect. sabotage fendant Oliver I.. North, saying such ofied niatenal is relevant to his de- North's trial, he said, "Ni', this is a pardon would leave his former fense. something that from the very begin- White House aide "under a shadow During a picture-takim session in ning we knew we would have to of guilt." the Oval Office with President-elect do." At the same time. Reagan said his George Bush and special trade rep- Asked if he would be upset it the decision to suppress certain evidence resentative Clayton Yeutter at his White House move had the effect of in the case was vital to protect na- side. Reagan was asked to say why preventing North's prosecution. mina' security secrets." he was blocking the use of certain Reagan said "the law must take its The White House said earlier evidence in North's trial. course. ' today that documents sought by "The things we're blocking are Reagan told reporters in May that North contain intelligence secrets things that duty requires we block," he thought North would eventually that cannot he divulged. It said it is Reagan replied. "These are things be found innocent. Babies with syphilis underreported

LOS ANGELES (AP) The may have been as many as 200 cases newborn May carry antibodies to the number of babies born in the county in 1987. rather than the 39 officially bacterium that causes syphilis but with syphilis may be four to five reported. not be infected. For example. the times greater than statistics suggest There have been 59 cases offi- mother's antitxxlies may he in the because of the narrow criteria for re- cially recorded through October child's blood without the child being porting cases, officials said. 1988. which is a 100 percent in- infected. Because of the difficulty in diag- crease over the same period last It is also difficult to nosing the disease, county officials year. The figure is expected to reach determine whether a baby is said they only count cases in which 70 or 80 by year's end. But under the infected if such overt signs of the disease as the diagnosis is 100 percent. broader criteria, the numbers could abnor- malities of bones and Broadening the criteria wouldn't approach 400 in 1988, officials said. spinal fluid are not present. A child sometimes affect treatment because babies even Congenital syphilis can lead to must be examined for months, which doc- suspected of infection are treated for anemia, jaundice and painful inflam- tors say is often impossible syphilis, county officials insisted. mation of bones and cartilage. It has %hen dealing with poor or transient p.i But the change could influence the been linked in advanced stages to public perception of the severity of neurological problems and damage tients. the current syphilis outbreak, which to hearing and vision. Some fetuses County health officials link ili. health officials say is the worst in 40 infected in the womb are born dead. sudden increase in the disease, the years. The confusion in diagnosing the worst since the advent of penicillin A preliminary look suggests there disease comes from the fact that a in the 1940s, to several causes. Homecoming policy angers unwed pregnant student LOS ANGELES (AP) An a runner-up were announced... of her condition of pregnam unwed student cut from the list of Miss Jones later learned through Allred said. homecoming queen contestants be- conversations with student leaders cause she was 61/2-months pregnant and homecoming judges that she asked college trustees to draw up a wasn't selected because she was pre- policy banning such discrimination gnant. in the future. "Marvina was hurt and disap- "Pregnancy is not a crime." fem- pointed to realize that in spite of her inist attorney Gloria Allred told outstanding qualifications that she Wednesday's meeting of the Los may have not been chosen because Angeles Community College Board of Trustees at Southwest College. Marvina Jones, 22, entered the homecoming queen contest at South- west College on Nov. I. hut she was Open Early told a week later by the Associated Late INTERNATIONAL STUDENT Student Body Organization planners Open AIRFARES that the contest was canceled. DOMESTIC AIRFARES Open Weekends LANGUAGE PROGRAMS "Still another shock followed," WORK ABROAD PROGRAMS Ms. Allred said. "On homecoming Kathleen Howe Dativ stein photographer day. Nov. 12, when Marvina went to San Dcigo 558 the football game. she was surprised Amsterdam $439 Dan Moskow, a Sigma Nu pledge, plants a kiss on the fraternity dog, Bear to see that a homecoming queen and Frankfurt $448 Idnkois London $530 Paris $636 the copy center Tokyo $539 SpartaGuide Hong Kong $579 Sidney $768 SpartaGuide is a daily calendar Lutheran Campus Ministry: Asian American Christian REGISTRATIONRATION Guatamata City.. $399 for SJSU student, faculty and staff Worship, 10 p.m., 300 South 10th Fellowship: Meeting. 7 p.m.. S.U. 310 S. THIRD STREET Caracas $399 organizations. Items may be sub- St. For information call 298-0204. Coastanoan WRITING OPEN 6 DAYS mitted on forms in the Daily office, American Red Cross: Ruth Carpizo SKILLSSE T TEST 295.4336 EURAIL PASSES Dwight Bente! Hall Room 208, but blood drive, noon, Moulder Hall for- HOSTEL CARDS STUDENT I.D.S will not be accepted over the phone. mal lounge. For information call Pay at the 481 E SAN CARLOS ST Imbed on he spol Deadline for the next day's publica- 924-8266 $25.00 FEE Computers To Go OPEN 7 DAYS tion is noon. Cashiers Office in WLS. 11111%ti TON I BERAFI EN MONDAY 295-5511 I()DAN Bring the receipt to the 14151 421-3473 848-8604 A.S. Intercultural Steering Com- MAC & PC Testing Center, ADM 218 (415) SJSU Folk Dancers: International mittee: Meeting, 5:30 p.m.. S.U. Folk Dance Class, 8 p.m., Women's Pacheco Room. For information call RENTALS Gym Room 89. For information call 292-3197 TEST DATE: 293-1302 or 287-6369. WEEKLY, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.: Toy DAILY, Jan. 7, 1989

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Daily stall writer ter, are inactive during the winter first round of the NCAA Northwest The Spartans (21-13), 8-10 in Big The SJSU men's golf team fin- season. Regional playoffs Saturday night at West play, lost nine straight matches ished the first half of its seven- "Teams are off until Februar!, the Spartan Gym. and still finished sixth in the confer- month season on a positive note. because the weather conditions The match begins at 7:30 p.m. ence. In the final AVCA/Tachikara Competing in the UNLV Rebel make it hard to schedule a golf "It was a good draw for us." Poll, SJSU was ranked 18th, while Classic Nov. 28-30 in Las Vegas, tournament at this time," he said. SJSU Coach Dick Montgomery said. the Aztecs finished 13th in the the Spartans finished fourth Foster said the layoff will give "We know we have a realistic NCAA Poll and 15th AVCA poll. among 15 teams. him a chance to improve his chance to beat them.’ The University of Hawaii, who Johnny Miller Jr., the son of game. SOM.' Coach Rudy Suwara thinks finished third in both polls and was professional golfer Johnny "I practice on more things now the match will he a good test for the the Big West conference champion, Miller, paced SJSU with a three - than in the season," he said Attecs. is a heavy favorite in the Northwest round score of 221 to take sixth "Most of the guys on the team "It's going to be a tough chal- Regionals. place overall. will he practicing three times a lenge for us." he said. "Playing Senior middle blocker Kim Hicks "He finished sixth in a field of week. against a talented team like (SJS11). will be leading the way for the Spar- very good players," SJSU Coach "We'll play IR holes in prac- that has such a great coaching staff. tans. A first All -Big West Confer- Dick Schwendinger said. "That's tice and we'll be keeping score. It is really going to test our strength." ence selection, Hicks was among the very good for a freshman." doesn't count for anything, During the season. the Spartans top 10 in three different categories: SJSU's Mike Foster placed though." split a pair matches with the Aztecs. fifth in blocking (1.15). sixth in hit- ninth for his third Top-to finish Foster said he would like to rhey beat them in five games at ting percentage (.326), and eighth in of the season. work on his swing during the lay- home on Oct. 22. But the Aztecs digs (3.42). "It was nice to finish in the off. look the second match in four games Senior outside hitters Jackie Men- Top 10," Foster said. "I didn't "(The game) is tough to ex- in November 17 in San Diego. dez and Kim Washington have been finish well in any of the rounds. I plain," he said. "Things happen "The last time we played them, two of the most productive offensive played well for 15 holes each differently. There are different :hey had improved a lot," said players for the Aztecs. Mendez was day." things to work on. I've been mak- Montgomery. "We were coming off an All -Big West Conference choice, Barry Evans, Dana Jetter and ing some bad golf swings." if a slump. We played competitively leading the Aztecs in digs (509) and Tad McCormick also contributed The junior said his strength is with them, but not enough to win." 81 service aces. to the Spartans' success. Evans the golf course. I "managing The Anees are seeded fourth in "(Mendez) is a team leader," and Jetter finished with a total of to keep working on my want the region, while the Spartans are Montgomery said. "She's a great 226. while McCormick posted a game go to a higher level." seeded fifth. server who can do it all. 234. The Spartans weren't nation- "We originally were seeded to "We all did good as team," ally ranked before the UNLV play in the sixth position against Pa- "(Washington) is a strong per- Schwendinger said. "There were tournament. but Schwendinger cific," Montgomery said. "But former who is very capable of turn- ing it II nationally ranked teams com- said "we probably will be after since (SDSU) didn't make a bid for on. We're going to have a hard time peting in this tournament." this performance." the first round, we ended up playing dealing with them." From here, the Spartan golfers During Foster's freshman sea- them at home. We're glad we are The Spartans have seen postsea- go into hibernation for the winter. son, the Spartan golfers climbed playing them." son action in the last six years. SJSU's next tournament is sched- to 12th in the nation by season's The winner will travel to Hawaii In each of the past four seasons. uled for Feb. 1 in Tuscon. Ariz. end. Bob Beach Daily stall photographer Dec. 8-11 to play in the Northwest SJSU has placed ninth at the tourna- "Now, they can start going to "This team has a lot of good Regional finals. ment. The Spartans best finish was school," Schwendinger said. players." he said. "This was our Karl Roberson prepares for a spike as teammates (right to left) Amy For Montgomery and the Spar- in 1984 when advanced to the quar- "They'll keep playing, but more best tournament by far. Still, Shankle, Dawnis Wilson, Heather McPherson and Betsy Welsh look on. tans, a home court advantage could terfinals and lost to eventual-cham- independently." we're not good enough." the Spartans gained their seventh consecutive NCAA tournament ap- he a factor. They finished 9-4 at pion UCLA, the No. 1 seed in the pearance and host San Diego State Saturday. home during the regular season. Western Regional this year.

Athletics vs. academics IDIDER RECORDS I VIDEO Student-athletes lose in classroom WASHINGTON(Al') College cuss the results. college grad, point average for foot- football and basketball players are "The main thing is, what can we ball and basketball players is 2.46, lacking in do to make life more enriched or ful- for other college athletes it is 2.61 NOW both DO time and money YOU compared to other students and do ler for the student athlete, and how and for extracurricular students not perform as well academically as can we help them manage their time 2.79. other athletes, according to a new more effectively'?" Massingale said. Concerning financial aid, student- study. "We may need to look at spending athletes report having less money The study, commissioned by the resources on time management, be- each month after tutition and ex- FOLLOW UP ONE NCAA Presidents Commission at cause their time is obviously lim- penses are paid than do the extracur- the cost of $1.75 million, deter- ited." ricular students. On the average, mined that most college football and The study, released on Tuesday, football and basketball players have H.i.ketball players devote more time was based on interviews with 4,083 about $82 after expenses each to athletics than academics. Also, a college athletes and students who month, compared to $100 for ath- OF THE MOST majority of those athletes claim to participate in extracurricular activ- letes in other sports and $114 for ex- have less money for personal ex- ities such as band or writing for the tracurricular students. penses than other students. student newspaper. The study found that basketball "I do not believe there are any and football players who live in great surprises in these results." housing composed mostly of stu- POPULAR Massengale said. "But they will dent -athletes are more likely to re- Even during the Provide data for us to use in consid- port frequent or occasional feelings ering policy issues for many years of isolation than those who live in offseason, college into the future." housing with non -athletes. According to the report, college Among football and basketball athletes continue football and basketball players spend players, 20 percent reported inci- CHRISTMAS 30 hours a week practicing and play- dents of physical abuse and 50 per- to spend more time ing in games when their sport is in cent reported incidents of mental season. In contrast, the average abuse. Only 10 percent of those ath- in their sports than player uses 12 hours to study and 14 letes in other sports reported phsi hours attending classes, and misses cal abuse and 39 percent said they ALBUMS OF ALL they do either about two classes per week. had been mentally abused. Even during the offseason, col- There were varied conclusions in preparing for or lege athletes continue to spend more the topic of drug availability. Thirty- time in their sports than they do ei- nine percent of the football and bas- attending class ther preparing for or attending class, ketball players and nearly half the TIME? according to the survey. And it was other college athletes reported that learned that there are no differences being in sports made it easier to "We'll be looking at the results to in the average number of hours per avoid drugs. However. 12 percent of 404. MANNHEIM S I hAN.IR(ll..1 I k determine what steps the NCAA and week that freshmen redshirts spend the football and basketball players Ai< other institutions might take in the in their sports as compared to fresh- said being an athlete made it harder ' - future to address some of the find- men athletes who compete. to avoid drugs. ings," said Martin Massengale. The survey found that college ath- The survey covered 42 NCAA Di- chairman of the NCAA Presidents letes, especially football and basket- vision I schools and was conducted Commission, adding that the com- ball players, find it harder to get the by the American Institutes for Re- mission would hold a forum at the grades they are capable of getting. search from March through July of annual meetings in January to dis- On a four-point scale, the average this year.

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As the Big West Conference pre- Roberts is a two-time all -Big West U(.'-Santa Barbara. 10-16, 3-15 ra pares to tip off its sixth season of selection. Coach Bob Spencer is in the Big West. Eight returning ile women's basketball, expectations counting on a cast of newcomers to players and impressive recruits he for a competitive year are high. blend in early. Melisa King. a USA should help the Gauchos improve in Boosted by Long Beach State's Today High School All-American ioss.go. ho back-to-back NCAA Final Four honorable mention, is the top candi- Its guard Barbara Bea, as tournament appearances, the confer- date for the point guard position in is the most heralded among the in, ence's national image has flou- Frontcourt help from 6-4 Deb Loran- group. 13eainy averaged 19 points est rished. zan, a Texas A&M transfer, will ar- and 14 rebounds as a senior for Cali- Here is the conference ranking, as rive when she becomes eligible in fornia state Division II champion ks determined by the Big West Sports the spring. Burlingame High School. ar- Information Directors' poll: Fullerton State. Record: 18- II, .Another nevi comer. Erika Kie- er- Long Beach State. Record: 28-6, 12-6 in the Big West. Coach Mar- mist, .%as chosen as USA Today's :he 18-0 in the Big West. The 49ers re- ayalyce Jeremiah will blend experi- Player of the Year for the state of es: turn what many consider the nation's ence and a talented group of young- Washington and as an honorable lit- finest backcourt. All-American sters. mention All-American. Despite the in Penny Toler, with her 22.5 points The Titans expect senior forward impressive recruiting, Coach Mark per game, will lead the way. Sheila Benson (7.9 ppg.) to provide French knows he can't rely on his :n- Senior speedster Traci Waites will leadership while the newcomers freshman class. Kira Anthofer (6-4) :en pair with Toler to form a potent learn the ropes. Junior college trans- and Mia Thompson (6-2) are the top lye guard duo. Niners Coach Joan Bon- fer Kathy Werth (6-1) and freshman returnees. as vicini is losing one player from her Dawn Borum are considered impact University of the Pacific. Re - frontcourt, but forwards Angelique players. td 9-19, 4-14 in the Big West. nd Lee, Shameil Coleman and Cheryl Hawaii. Record: 14-14. 8-10 in lust. ear Coach Melissa DeMarchi Dowell are returning. the Big West. Judy Mosley (19.6 inherits a senior-dominated squad. UNLV. Record: 25-9. 14-4 in the ppg) is the top returning player for The kip returnees are junior Julie Big West. Jim :at BoIla has four return- second-year Coach Vince Goo. (6-3) and seniors Prim ing starters to help make his first sea- Point guard Ayesha Brooks is one of Walters 5-91 and Michele Sasaki. son as head coach a successful one. the top players at her position in the UOP will depend on 6-foot-1 for- :r- Pauline Jordan (16.8 ppg.), her conference. eign imports Charlotte Soeeberg Th twin sister Geannine (10.9 ppg.) and Hawaii boasts a strong inside (Denmark) and Lena Peterson (Swe- [rd guard DeNise Ballenger will lead the game with Mosley and 6-3 sopho- den) to provide depth. way. Ballenger, who averaged 13.2 mores Soni Wagoner and Susie SJSI'. Record: 1-26. 0-18 in the points per game, is the top three- Tucker. Big West The Spartans have no point threat in the Big West. Hawaii will host LBSU. UNLV, IlL'It'i ii but up. Coach Tina Krah ns, San Diego State. Record: 21-10. FSU, and CSU on the Islands, where boasts sonic of the top recruits in the 11-7 in the Big West. Coach Ernest visiting teams have experienced any- Big West. vas Riggins returns senior All-American thing but paradise. The most notable is Lora Alexan- ar- Chana Perry (23.1 ppg.) and a strong UC-Irvine. Record: 11-16, 9-9 in der. a 5-11 transfer from City Col- m- supporting cast. Perry, conference the Big West. Because coach Dean lege of San Francisco. Alexander led the Co-Player of the year last season, Andrea lost 6-6. three -time all -Big the California junior college system was the last player cut from the 1988 West selection Natalie Crawford, the in scoring (26.6 ppg.) and rebound- U.S. Olympic team. Anteaters will be a smaller, quicker ing (17.0). Sophomore LaTasha The addition of 5-foot-II Stepha- squad this season. Natasha Parks. Causey, an all -Big West Freshman nie Massie and 6-foot Melanie Usher the only returning senior, will be pick, is the Spartans leading return- strengthen the Aztec frontcourt. The called upon to provide experience ing player. loss of Jessica Haynes (who had a and leadership. The 5-5 Causey averaged 10.7 team-high 89 assists) will hurt the Sophomores Jenny Lee. Krista points per game last season. Dana backcourt. An All-American candi- Ahlstedt and junior Shurrell Johnson Jones. Tamara Tigue, and Teddi date, Haynes decided not to return. return this season in starting capaci- Johnson also return. The talented I I photographer Fresno State. Record: 16-12. I I - ties, after coming off the bench last freshman crop includes point guard Horst Herting, a senior majoring in advertising, nior majoring in advertising, in front of the worn - 7 in the Big West. Senior Yvette year. Redshirt freshmen Felicia Jodi Page, who is the leading candi- spars with fencing partner David "Feater, also a se- en's gym. Both belong to the SJSI fencing club. Roberts (15.5 ppg.) and Junior Si- Dixon and Dana Douty are expected date to run the Spartans' offense. General Knight shows a compassionate side (AP) The man has an image right out of the Attila the Hun school of human relations. He snarls at '(Coach Bobby players, even grabs them by their uniforms now and then. He throws Knight) gave me chairs. He uses garbage cans as re- cepticles for unfriendly fans. He $60,000 out of his makes officials' lives absolutely miserable. pocket for my The man is major league mean. Until one of his kids is in trouble. medical expenses. Until the accident when the car turns over and one of his kids winds up in What coach would intensive care. Until the doctors put one of his kids in a wheelchair. do that?' Then the other side of Bobby Knight surfaces. Landon Turner, "People only see the guy with the former Indiana chip on his shoulder," Landon basketball star Turner said. "I got to see the other side." Landon Turner was 6 feet, 10 wouldn't go away. His teammates inches worth of frustration for marveled at his abuse quotient - Knight. He was big and strong and the amount of misery he could ab should have been a tower of strength sorb from the coach and still conic for Indiana. But he did not deliver back for more. the potential Knight saw in him. In "I had played three years." he Hoosierland, that is a major misde- said. "I wasn't going to quit. go meanor, one not easily overlooked someplace else and start over again by Robert Montgomery Knight. He wasn't going to break me." They don't call him The General for Then he looked at his wheelch,in nothing. "Just like this accident %\ i,( "He was tough to play for," break me." Turner said. "The game is supposed On July 25, 1981, three months to be fun but with him, it was con- after Indiana won the NCAA ctidni stant pressure. When we won, it pionship, Landon Turner. his cull wasn't a great thrill because of what riend and another couple were di we went through every day at prac- ing on Indiana Highway 46, west ot tice. " Columbus. Ohio. heading for the Think about it. The man in the red Kings Island amusement park. The sweater calling you names, goading front tire of his car caught the edge you, embarrassing you every day in of the road rounding a corner. The front of your friends. Some players car swerved, hit a cement culvert leave. Ricky Calloway is at Kansas and overturned. Turner's spine was now because of it. Delray Brooks crushed. wound up at Providence. Mike When he awoke in intensive can.. Giomi fled to North Carolina State Bobby Knight was there. after crossing swords with the Gen- 'He said to me, 'You're a fighter. eral. Landon. You battled what I put you Landon Turner stayed. through. You can battle this.' He remembered some of the tech- "He said. 'Hang in there. You're niques Knight used. a tough guy. You came through all I "He'd stop practice and shout, put you through like a champ. You'll 'How many rebounds has Turner come out of this like a champ."' got?' Somebody would say, 'Two,' "He was a positive factor with the and I'd think. 'Oh, man, here it support and the love he showed tin comes. me," Turner said. And it usually did. Bobby Knight did more than talk. "One time, I was on the bench all though. night and then he put me in the game "He gave me $60,(XX) out of hi, with nine seconds left. Nine sec- pocket for my medical expenses." onds. I was stiff as a board. Turner said. "What coach would do "He tried to get me to quit. He that'? I got to see the other side oi couldn't get what he wanted out of Coach Knight through the acci me, so he tned to get rid of me. He dent." made my life miserable." Turner refused to let the accident Then he thought about it for a mo- rob him of basketball. He plays the ment. game now with the Circle City "But I probably made his miser Knightriders of the National Wheel able, too," Turner said. chair Basketball Association, The problem was that no matter K nightriders . Interesting nick what Knight said or did. Turner name, huh? Page n Friday, December 2, 19K8/Spartan Daily Plasma helps AIDS patients Lunchtime beat LONDON (API The AIDS Karpas said. gram 1111 AIDS. said, "If it's for virus disappeared from the bloods- AIDS patients lack such amitio real. in deserves to he further eval- treams of 10 patients with AIDS or a dies in their blood, said Karpas. who uated related disease when they got led the research team. Research de- However. 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e, Page 8 Friday. December 2, 1988iSpartan Daily Professor: Oustanding teaching performance honored

root page I ing achievement.' ' according to "You cannot blame industry Lir English professor William Wilson, Outdoor type all of it," he said. "Each and every 'He is a fine teacher in both graduate and chair of the Outstanding Professor one of us in driving our cars and Committee. heating our homes contributes the undergraduate studies. He has a strong The committee nominates three other half professors based on peer and student During the lecture. Bornstein dis- record.' evaluations, contributions to the cussed the problems of acid rain. versity and the profession, and com stratospheric ozone destruction and munity service. the 'greenhouse effect" the William Wilson, Wilson said the committee Ionia at whether a professor is "effective gradual increase in worldwide tem- English professor peratures. across a variety of courses over a pe Acid rain. a result of air pollution, nod of time usually five years.'' not only desiios plant and aquatic acts as a shield against harmful ultra- and other ways to let spray out of Wilson said Bornstein "is a noted lite, hut also it s' Is the surfaces of violet rays, will ultimately lead to a cans," he said. specialist in meteorology." outdoor statues. cathedrals and mon- global increase in skin cancers. He used slides and an overhead "He is a fine teacher in both grad- uments of amstic or historic value, As part of a solution to these prob- projector were during his lecture uate and undergraduate studies," he he said lems. people should educate them- techniques which one meteorology said. "He has a strong record." The ongoing depletion of the selves and press their elected offi- student said made the lecture "pretty Bornstein said he was "honored ozone layer is a result of freon re- cials to act, Bornstein said. straightforward and understandable" to be recognized by my peers and the leased from sources including spray He emphasized that other options to the layman. president. cans, foam and refrigerators, he are already available. The annual Outstanding Professor "It's nice to receive recognition said. "There are other ways to wrap Award is given "specifically to a for something that you enjoy Destniction of the ozone, which hamburgers (rather than using foam) professor who has a record of teach- doing."

also serves on the Spartan Shops Protest Board of Directors. Lawsuit: A.S. sues According to Boothe, McCarthy From page I didn't suggest using the funds for a From page I around 51.5 million. child-care center or other alternative comment on the legal action. stopping a fee increase." The function of Spartan Shops is projects before the board's decision "There have been suggestions McCarthy also said the A.S. may to serve the students." Houston was made. But Boothe said it isn't that the students are going to file a sue if the order is signed. said. "All of the Spartan Shops SCIA the function of Spartan Shops to al- suit, but I thought we were making "We hope we don't have to sue, ices are currently located in this locate money to such causes. progress," Stetson said. but we need to have a position of building or in the Dining Commons strength if push comes to shove," "We don't ask for those kinds of President Fullerton was also un- he adjacent to here. We've done studies said. proposals." available for comment Thursday af- showing that 60 percent of the stu- Boothe said. "We're Not all A.S. directors favor the not a special allocations ternoon. dents travel on the south side of the commit- legal fight, however. Jim Walters, tee." Once the writ is filed, the court campus, so what we're saying is that will schedule a hearing date, McCar- director of academic affairs, said he we're not serving a large group of Every year, the A.S. president thy said. Representatives from the doesn't believe the A.S. has a strong the students on campus." carries a request to the board for A.S. and the CSU will appear, and position right now. After the meeting, Houston said funding. This year, McCarthy asked the judge will then make a decision. "If (former A.S. President) Mike he had been unaware of a conflict for and received about $7,000, McCarthy said he expected the McLennan hadn't had such a com- between the hoard's decision and the which he said would go to help pay Doug Duran Daily staff photographer judge to sign the order. fortable relationship with the Chan- A.S. He said problems might have for the construction of a small park "We're very confident the CSU is cellor's Office, we could have filed a With no plug for a Nlacintosh. Bob Fitzsimmons types a report in been avoided it the A.S. had made near the Aquatics Center. in violation of the law," he said. suit in March when we first found the warm afternoon sun. its interests more clear to him. McCarthy was unavailable for "We want them to release the funds out about it," Walters said. "Now A.S. President Terry McCarthy comment. so we can pursue further advice on it's too late."

fixid," he said. Preventive measures Alcohol consumption Hunger such as birth control and family Stone: Athletics ads pulled from radio show planning are now being exercised. drops in California From page I Some people in the United States / IIMI f,(111' I stand for. have a trade -out with KIM because tries might not be the answer. propose withholding food aid to Wiccs Sivertsen, the center's ad- "I would he the first person to let they do our football and basketball (AP) Califor- countries until they reduce their pop- viser, doesn't consider the move an him have his right to display his ig- SACRAMENTO "If you go into a country like this games." ulations, hut the theory will not work outright triumph, hut is pleased with norance. I think he has the right to nia's per capita consumption of beer, to make a sudden change from farm- in practice. Takizawa said. Large the announcement. She and center display it in whatever format he Sivertsen said by advertising on wine and liquor dropped in the last ing to mechanization, it creates a lot families are needed to ensure parents coordinator Teri -Ann Bengiveno wishes to. I would never deny him Stone's show, the number-one rated fiscal year, for the first time in more of problems," Downes said. "You that they will have someone to help met with Hoffman and discussed the that opportunity. I just don't want to morning FM program, the university than 30 years, and officials said the need a slow transition so people can them farm and to take care of them issue last week. nay for part of his salary." supported the show's content. decline reflected a changing attitude move into cities and find other in old age. "I think the university stands for Under the terms of the contract. toward alcoholic beverages. work." "Everyday we let that air," she Downes and Takizawa stress to something," Sivertsen said. "It's SJSU isn't exactly paying Stone's said. "It's a slap in the face of the The overpopulation in many coun- students the importance of finding a based on a foundation of equality, salary. Hoffman said. university community." "Californians are again trendset- tries also contributes to the problem. workable solution to the world hun- consideration and education. For the "From a correct standpoint, it ters in changing lifestyles," Donald Takizawa said. ger problem. university to use and participate in a should be noted that the $35,000 The NAACP has filed a complaint Bowman. director of the California "An uncontrolled population will "A lot of it is just educating peo- program such as the Perry Stone which was mentioned in the original against Stone with the Federal Com- Council on Alcohol Problems, said tend to exceed the availability of ple: Downes said. Show is a denial of what we should story was inaccurate," he said. "We munications Commission. Wednesday. You doll need your pmnts' money to buy a Yacintosh.

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