3 300 Participate in Moving Picket Line

lents they ping t of In Friday's International Strike Week By MARY GOTTSCHALK "not as effective as it should be." going to do much for the war." for the strike in a Volkswagen bus. Face Spartan Daily Staff Writer Another picket, Steve Crane, a Nancy Weir, senior social science Scott Woodworth, sophomore at 'The More than 300 persons formed senior political science major, dis- major, said in reference to the Blaney, said "I thought it was 'The a moving picket line around the agreed with Weintraub and called pickets, "they have their rights as something that had to be done." 0171- Friday from effective." He campus perimeter the strike "very long as' they don't bother anyone OBSERVE teral 7:30 a.m. to 12 noon. Most of them said there was "about 10 times as else." ega; carried placards urging students many people on Seventh Street as Rhonda Robles, a junior major- Scott Walling, junior at Fre- fall; and faculty members to strike for there usually are." Crane also said ing in occupational therapy and a mont, said "I didn't come to tato- ticipate. I came pha; the day iii conjunction with the he had heard there was "less than member of Students Against the to observe. It seems a lot of people ml International Student -faculty 50 percent attendance in classes," War, carried a sign saying, "The around here want peace and I don't see any- Strike Week. 'IT FIZZLED' World Is Worth Saving." Miss Pickets included SJS students, Robles said, "I think the strike thing wrong with that." Lauren Johnson, a junior major- some faculty members, and stu- today is a success because there Bill Sipple, a junior at Hayward, ing in looks to dents from local high schools. penology, said, "It aren't very many people on cam- said "I think it's right. More of me like it fizzled. It fizzled be- Strike organizers and partici- pus. Theta are many people who these things should be going on. cause so many people supporting N o r in a n Crampton, pants considered their activities just didn't come to class and are Fremont it are taking three-day weekends." successful while most non-partici- honoring it in their own way." sophomore said, "I came to inform pants looked on the strike as When asked "How is it going?" myself at first and I'm becoming a SIRENS "flop." non-striking students for the most more involved. I don't think a lot From two to four pickets were part answered, "It's a flop." Air raid sirens making their of people know how high school stationed permanently at campus "They know this thing happened. monthly practice injected a somber students are thinking and are in entrances and the rest moved in Therefore, it couldn't have flop- note in the picketing at 11 a.m. the know." lines around the campus and down ped," said Ted Weisgal, a strike They provided emphasis to signs The high school students all face Seventh Street, coordinator. saying, "Now Please Care," "One suspension for cutting their class- Dr. Stanley C. Benz, dean of Thousand Dollars Every Second. es. Walling said, "I'm willing to FEW ON CAMPUS students, said "I think it's been Just Think of It," "Peace Is pay for what I'm doing. I think Sandy Klassy, a junior occupa- very effective. It's brought some Groovy," "Who Ca r es What everyone should be willing to pay tional therapy major, said "When points home that need to be Color," and "We Must Live as for what they do." I walked to the strike this morn- brought home." Brothers or Die as Fools." Larry Cervelli, a strike coordi- ing I couldn't believe how few Bruce Day, graduate student in A non-verbal comment of sorts nator said, "We think a lot of Photo by Dennis Dougherty people were on campus. I think physical education, discussed the was made by six men throwing people know we cared and that's SONG OF PROTEST: Minstrel Rick Mastin sings after two speakers and was followed by a rock there's been a lot of support." strike, saying, "I think it's good frisbees on the lawn in front of the important thing." out his views against war, the draft, racism, and and roll band, giving the forum a carnival Peter Weintraub, a graduate in a way and bed in a way. Per- Tower Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Jarvis, both neglect of the underprivleged during Friday's atmosphere. student in psychology, was one sonally, I've gone to dames to- Twenty high school students sophomore art majors, and their "Day of Concern" strike. Mastin performed picket who felt the strike was day became my opinion is this isn't from three schools came to SJS (Continued on Page 8) * * War Strike College Secretaries At Colleges, 1 ,hPARTAN High Schools Call Friday 'Normal' DA "We figured I LY students cut class "There's nothing unusual here to- Compiled from the AP today to go to the beach, not to day, but of course Friday is our Student demonstrations a nd the strike," said a secretary in dullest day, especially in the after- SAN JOSE the Art department, Friday. STATE COLLEGE boycotts spread to six colleges noon and especially when it's hot." A cc. and at least 20 high schools in New A Spartan Daily survey found The secretary in the philosophy York City Friday at the beginning class attendance on Friday nor- department said she had had sev- one sin! 55 .55 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA 95114, MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1968 No. 113 of a one-day strike against war mal, eral teacher reactions to the un- and racism planned on campuses One of the librarians noted, usually good attendance in their Es- from coast to coast. classrooms. an- Several buildings on the campus Everything was "normal" in the tc.. of Columbia University have been Science Prof Wins ROTC building and the secretary Bob Minch Trustees Explore Demands closed by students sitting in the in the. history department told the 43- hallways. They are also protesting Daily that most people attended the construction of a gymnasium National Citation classes. winch svbffRil take two acres froth It was the same story in the Seeks Post Of Faculty in Chico Meeting a park used by Harlem children. One of four "Distinguished drama and language departments; The entire university was closed Service Citations" awarded na- nothing unusual just a regular Wary Bob Willich, 26-year-old political over the weekend to permit fur- 95. Faculty demands for reducing some school departments have al- their position saying a lighter unit tionally went to Miss Edith Se- day. science major, has announced his ther talks between faculty, stu- its teaching load plus a new plan ready reduced the number of load is necessary so that teachers Striking students did not con- candidacy for the office of ASB dents, and Mayor John Lindsay. berg, SJS assistant professor of rn- to help economically disadvantaged courses the faculty members will will have enough time to study up sider it a usual day. They gained Attorney General. Willich, a Thus far there has been no vio- natural science, at the recent Na- persons gain entrance to college, teach each semester or quarter. on the vast amounts of new ma- early encouragement when one of 13X- senior, is presently a member of lence. tional Science Teachers Associa- were explored at a meeting of terial which has been accumulated the food trucks supplying Spartan the SAB (Student Activities REORGANIZATION There was 78 percent absentee- tion annual conference. 58. Board). the State College Board of Trus- since 1950. Cafeteria honored their picket One example given was the ism in some New York high The line According to Willich, "If tees and two teacher groups, in Turning to student matters, group commended Miss Se)- and did not deliver its con- all elected Economics Department at San schools. ASB Attorney General Chico, Thursday. trustees took direct action to help berg for her "personal achievo- tents. I will work Diego State College, which recent- In the Bay Area, no unusual own toward an The Association of California underprivileged youths get into ments in science and dedication to Michael Dolan, manager of the independent student ly reorganized itself so professors signs of absences were recorded at judiciary. I will work toward State College Professors and the college by easing admission re- the advancement of science edu- cafeteria, said "Only one truck the teach only three courses of three Stanford or UC at Berkeley. No removal of American Federation of Teachers quirements in these special cases. cation." would not cross the picket line the voting faculty units or the equivalent instead of figures were available front SF members of the student judiciary. (AFL-CIO), in a rare move, an- She received a framed document and then it finally came back. I the standard four - course load KNOCKED OUT State. Only about 100 Oakland I feel that we, as students, are re- nounced they will jointly conduct and a block of crystal inscribed wasn't upset at all." taught by most state college fac- high school sttalents met at the sponsible enough a campaign. The professors them- Knocked out for these indi- with the citation, This is the sec- to handle these ulty members. Alameda County Courthouse to A student communication dis- matters by ourselves." selves reduce teaching loads in viduals only, was the requirement ond year the award has been given. tributed at the Faculty spokesmen said they demonstrate in behalf of Huey afternoon rally by "My opponent runs on a their departments. that a college applicant be either Miss Selberg, who was retired as strike slogan know of at least five more de- Newton, Black Panther accused of organizers stated, "Tim of objectivity. I feel that the of- Against such a a high school graduate or at least a professor emeritus front Colo- Richardson, secretary move, the trus- partments which have taken sim- killing an Oakland policeman. of the team- fice of ASB Attorney 21-years-old, In addition they in- General tees directed Glen S. Dumke, state ilar actions. San Francisco showed little evi- rado State University in 1962, is sters local number 84 from San should be more than objective; he college creased from two per cent to four now in her sixth year at SJS. In Francisco, told chancellor, to "take all To justify their actions, the dence of absenteeism, although his men servicing should be pro-student. It is the necessary steps" per cent the number of students 1965 she received the Science Edu- SJS that they to prevent the faculty members said there is no Mayor Joseph Alioto said that the need not cross the students who elect him and it is faculty who may be admitted without hav- cation Recognition Award for her picket from cutting the load law or administrative order stat- strike-oriented absences were "in- line protesting war, racism, their rights th at he should unilaterally. ing t It e normal requirements. excusable." devotion to classroom teaching." and the draft." ing how Mitch a professor must protect. It was disclosed, however, that Again, this applies only to special teach. cases. RESOLUTION San Francisco State College In a resolution the governing President John Summerskill said, Three body then however, the major problem is not Will Seek Write-ins warned the teachers, Carnival Air, Seriousness one of admission requirements but Mark any faculty action might lead to budgetary retaliation against the It is one of an economic nature. For Class Rep Positions colleges. He stated financial aid should be provided to needy students. Mike Rutz, Grady Robertson and shale the little we know, to tell The two faculty groups an- Trish French have announced they it as it is." nounced they will ask their mem- Also at the meeting, the trus- Friday's Seventh Street Protest will respectively seek graduate, Miss French, 18, freshman rec- bers and sympathizers to sign a tees turned dowel a state senate pledge for junior and sophomore representa- reation major, says, "It has be- a nine unit load. The bill to transfer the state college By BILL (IALSTAN in summer attire listening to teer in the German army during tive positions as write-in candi- come clear to me student govern- pledge declares the signer will not headquarters from Los Angeles to Spartan Daily Staff Writer speeches and songs denouncing so- WWI. dates in this week's ASB elections. ment in its present condition is not accept a teaching load in excess Sacramento. It looked more like a carnival cial ills in modern America Hermanns said that during the Rutz and Robertson told the representative of the 23,000 stu- of nine units, beginning with the Los Angeles was defended as the than a protest rally Friday on everything from racism to the war. Battle of Verdun, with his com- Daily Friday, "We are touched dents on campus and is not con- spring 1969 semester. best location because of its acces- Seventh Street. Immediately adjacent to the panions falling under Allied fire, by the closeness to pertinent is- cerned with the important issues Faculty spokesmen explained salinity to most state colleges. Scores of students lolled about speaker's platform the Associated he made a vow to God that "If sues and intensity so far reached of today's generation." Women's Students had set up their He saved me, I would devote the it reminds us very much of a Miss French was ''surprised" Women's Week booths. They sold rest of my life to peace." Cap- high school home loom election." when learning there are only four cupcakes and Cokes and cotton tared by the French, Hermanns They continued, "We are tired candidates for the four sophomore candy to protesters, passersby, wrote a letter to the Kaiser, tell- of the lack of concern and aware- representative positions, all of hippies and straights. ing him that he was placing con- Computer science Reg 1969? before duty.

ness which comprises the philos- by them males. "Obviously it wouldn't Seventh Street looked almost ophy of the incumbents. hurt to have a female as part of By PAT REEB Kurtz said the job of the Task ning a computer system are very like the Santa Cruz boardwalk as "When the THREE POINTS terminal problems of the quartet of reps." Spartan Daily Staff Writer Force is now to design and im- complex. men stripped their shirts, coeds bigoted racism threaten to burn us Academic Council gave the green plement a program to meet the "We want a system with the sported shorts and one displayed Hermanns noted three points alive, immature and unaware re- light to computer registration last needs of SJS. This means con- least element of grief for both a tiny blue and green striped which often come in conflict with actionaries on Student Council More Candidates week, with the spring semester of verting the CBCLS system to fit faculty and students. Long Beach bikini. conscience. "Whenever military couldn't even allocate 39 cents 1969 as the most probable date of SJS. had problems the first year. It is But, for all the summer gaiety expediency comes in conflict with toward the eradication of the tra- initiation, Kurtz explained the complex an efficient and effective system, of the scene which was punctuated public opinion, military expediency ditional evil," Robertson and Rutz In Queen Contest The system will be similar to problem involves adopting the and we want to do an adequate with folk music, there was a sense wins out. declared. The number of SJS International the system at California State system to the institution, and the job," he said. of seriousness. Two s pea k er s "Whenever a craving for power Saying they had not planned to Queen candidates has grown to 113, College Long Beach. This was in- institution to the system. "It is MEET WEEKLY mounted the platform to attack comes in conflict with conscience, run, Rutz and Robertson added due to a Spartan Daily error and spected recently by the Academic reasonable to expect it by spring Task Force will be meeting militarism and arouse student con- power wins out. And whenever they changed their minds "because two new entries. Council's Task Force subcommit- of 1969." weekly to get the program started, cern. And in this way, SJS finished established values comes in con- WO are not afraid of the truth and Two additional candidates were tee, concerned with investigation Currently the committee is Kurtz said. Changes will have to its Day of Concern student strike, flict with new values, the new want to say what we feel and presented during a special Thurs- and implementation of computer roughing out a calendar to plan be made in the current scheduling part of an international program values are called anarchistic." day evening tea for all Interna- registration, said Steve De Lucchi, initiation of the program "At procedures, as an earlier schedule where students were encouraged The professor said that only tional Queen contestants on cam- student member of the committee. Steve De Lucchi's suggestion we of classes is necessary, he said. to cut classes in order to protest through making views heard can Time Out! pus. They are Cam Thanh Phan 'NO CURE-ALL' are working on a time concept A critique of the Long Beach against social wrongs, the question of morality first be Irons Vietnam and Eleanore Ration Did you wake tip at the usual "The system under consideration rather than actual dates," he said. system was given to Student resolved. from the Philippines. KEYNOTER time this morning, shower, ho xi' is not a cure-all for SJS," Be "Steve is pressing to activate the Council in a special report by Be The other speaker was John Joyce Ann Gorham, 20, a senior a relayed breakfast and arrive Lucchi said, "Such a system would program by this fall." This would Lucchi several weeks ago. Friday's keynote speaker was Thorne, San Jose attorney. occupational therapy major who be financially impossible. But this leave the possibility open, he said. The report explains that stu- attacked at that 8:30 class Just as it was Dr. William Hermanns, a profes- Thorne the draft, say- has lived in Japan, was inadvert- will make STS's registration being dismissed? You probably much Kurtz was hesitant to make a dents make up two programs from ing it's a device to control lives, antly omitted in Thursday's Daily better, answering sor of foreign languages at SJS I weren't alone. Happy Daylight many student firm commitment on an actual an early published schedule. They and counseled: "Hang tight, hold for more than Savings Time! ,irticle announcing the queen gripes." date of initiation, because he ex- pay fees when they pick up their 20 years before he In there, and turn on everybody candidates. Task Force vice-chairman, JaMeS platned the problems with begin- registration packets, retired. Het-means was a volun- that you can." 2SPARTAN DAILY Monday, April 29, 1998 Battin Down PA RTAN DA I LY the SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Hatches A newspaper can illuminate many paths. It is up to the traveler to decide By RICHARD BATTIN which route, if any, he decides to take. I met Dick Gregory for the first tin Wynn Cook Editor kIan Koch Advertising Mgr. in 1963 when I was a junior in tug

school. I listened to his talk, and thougl he was a funny man, but my laught was a little controlled, and a bit nervou Staff Comment I posed with him afterward for a pictu for my high school paper. Mr. Grego put his arm around my shoulder a Listen to the Cheers asked me if I was scared. I squirmed a little next to the man at By STEVE GRANUCCI plastic bombs in crowded cafeterias said, "No." I laughed to myself, as Does the end justify the means? If mindless killers or patriots, who, after thought, "Scared? Wouldn't you be scare through violence, terror, arson, and weighing the consequences, felt that if some big black nigger put his an murder a society can be brought about this was the quickest and most neces- around you?" in which Black people have freedom, sary road to freedom. History has And there I was, pale and wide-eye is violence justified? proved the Algerian terrorists correct. in the next issue of the paper, standir The Battle of Algiers" is a movie flow about the U.S.A.? beside that grinning Black man, wl that touches upon this problem. The Those who are so quick to condemn weighed quite a bit more then. Gregory in Morris Dail Algerians, by terrorist attacks and violence by Black people had better I saw Mr. again last Tuesday. He's changed quite other means, got their freedom from start condemning the slowness of bit. He has a beard, and he's lost a lot the French. Innocent people died, but change in American institutions. Be- weight, just completing a 45-day fast. this resulted in a free Algeria. cause when all the shouting ends, the ITgatt:r. I listened to him, occasionally snappit Looking at this in respect to the real war will begin. w"Iparwarzia.kaai--- a picture for one of my journalism classe 6,710 L. 0S MA". 1' Black struggle in America, those who All White people should see the I laughed easily at most of the things I are quick to scorn Stokely and Rap "Battle of Algiers" and listen to the "If if goes below the 20th parallel, do we shoot it dowr.') ... Over " said. Brown should consider the ease of cheers of Black militants in the aud- Coming from a practically all-Whi school, I always wondered if I w Algeria. Were the Algerians who put ience. high prejudiced or not. I liked to think wasn't, but I couldn't really be sure. Wh Telling It Like It Is I had my picture taken with Dick Grego Thrust and Parry at the tender age of 15 I thought, "We By DAN EHRLICH this proves it." I was wrong. Just call me Whitey, just brand me a Even if govermvi, bodies take mas- I worked for a year as a shoe salesm Improve Gregory Coverage racist fink. sive action to end social injustice, love, after I started college. Blacks were mo I had no say in the matter, but I guess hate, acceptance or non-acceptance lies common at college. I found myself talkie in my opinion. The impressions he created in the cards were just dealt that way. within the individual and is something that to them, actually shaking their ham Better Future Coverage my mind and in the minds of other Caucasians Why do I deserve such a harsh descrip- no legislation can instill. working with them in fact, and findin were of a real benefit in erasing prejudices tion? Like many oilier White, 1 have re-ex- that they didn't smell different learned from childhood. So long as color dif- Asked in Crucial Matters as I can amined my ,onl Of I have one and found anything. ferences exist they will I really can't say, but as close be discerned; but -conscious persisten Editor: need there be prejudice? There are Cauca- figure, it's probably because I feel no guilt the only thing about it that might be con- In spite of my sub I was one of the unfortunate students who sians who are too ignorant to erase learned in my innermost recesses for any actions sidered raci-t. sa tv Ow it cc is V% bite. that I was not prejudiced I still though missed the opportunity of seeing Dick Greg- hatred, so weak and innocent Blacks must be I have taken toward any race. 'Well, I rcall a:11 ..crr7-. :fang, but I perhaps there might be something to a ory on campus Wednesday. protected by laws. Black militants and their While I have a deep concern not only guess I'll ju-t hall to 111.111,111 through life, those rumors. There are a few of us who have to plan plan to burn, shoot and loot can only do harm a ragged, poor, i.e. no breail individual- I even felt somewhat inferior to tl our week out in advance, to the point of to what Dr. King and others tried to prove, for the suffering of Black people, but all being able to account for every hour. Wednes- Black worth and responsibility. mankind, I refuse to be intimidated by ist: befriending people as they come along, Black customers who came in to be morning, a fellow student pointed out a small . I only hope and pray that the ignorant name calling and stereotype pharses plac- and not taking into account that they be- shoes. I always tried extra hard to plea filler on the bottom of page 1, stating that prejudices that already exist are not kindled ing the blame for everything front slavery long to special groups. them. I was afraid they might think m Dick Gregory was to appear in Morris Dailey and added to by irresponsible Black men to ghetto murder on my person. So don't blame me for shooting Martin prejudicial, if I couldn't find the sho Auditorium that morning. shouting death knell slogans. Luther King Jr.. I didn't even know the they wanted. As the student voice on campus, which I Ron Garzlnl, A4870 Stating this last paragraph to a person question, can you justify skirting such a the other day, I received this comeback: man. I hail nothing to do with creating the And yet when one of the guys said h timely event and speaker with such a token "Oh, but you're taking this on p personal Black ghetto, and I don't believe in sup- wished the man who killed Martin Ludic and an inept blurb? In the future (which Attempt To Set Record level." pressing anybody. King had been a "nigger" I felt like hats Gregory apparently sees as doubtful), I would Of course I am! ing off and hitting him. appreciate a better editorial emphasis on such Straight on SDS Case And there is one thing that is a basic crucial matters. When either Whites OT Blacks are de- truism, name calling hy a few heroes, A Black customer came in and asked m Paul R. Cohune, A5214 Editor: graded or discriminated against it comes threats by a few mental midget,. can only. if the shoe she wanted came in black. but N It was with considerable surprise that I right down to a personal level. intensify a critical sitilaibu. do nothing to said, "No ma'ni," I thought, A Reaction of Disgust read about exasperated Paul Morey. It was A big hang up with our society today gain equality for Black people awl further nia'm, that shoe only comes in Caucasian. very interesting to find out that he was able is a tendency to consider everything as a alienate individual White people from the I felt kind of relieved at being able I to read my mind concerning my vote on the group problem, and in the process com- get back at these people coming in an To Gregory's Appearance SDS case which was heard before ASB. problem. He lording it over me like they were bon claimed that pletely forget that it's the individual who To blame the preAent White generation Editor: the only reason I was against finding SDS guilty was that I wanted to get actually creates or solves the problem. than I was. I would like to react to for the entire racial problem is like blam- funnyman Dick my name in the paper to help If all the individuals in this country re- I began to sec what was happening. Gregory's visit to our campus. My promote my reaction candidacy for ASB Attorney-General. ing the present generation of Germans for began to get a glimmer of understandite is one of disgust and disappointment. This man examined their own souls and minds years The fact of the matter is that I did not million Jews during WW chose to blame the slaying of Dr. ago, much of the racial strife today might the killing of 6 It's been quite a struggle, but at least Ft Martin decide to run for office until after Morey had Luther King upon Americans, a people 11, more than 20 years ago. on my way. who requested Vic Lee to remove me from the never have been realized. he claims hated King and loves Westmore- board, after I dissented from the opinion of land. He then attacked Lyndon Johnson both the rest of the board members. This request personally and politically, suggesting ***************************************Ork************************************************************** Johnson was denied by Lee, and now Morey has tried be sent to Vietnam armed with a barbecue gun. another way to get even with me for not agreeing with him. I hope that this will set My Question is: Is this man the best spokes- the record straight. man for the black community? This comic Candidates' Corner plans Robert Mitch, A2524 4k to lead the burning of America because 4k the Declaration of Independence suggests the might as well turn our political games over promise that I cannot deliver. It is wrong t way to change misguided social attitudes and Michael Rymer to the administrators. complain about the system, make promise values is to burn down public and personal There is still a chance, but only if we re- that appeal to the emotions of the student. property, to shoot people, and to loot stores. work our sick student government. Let's have then be put in a position where delivery cat I think his comments this Tuesday, April Presidential Candidate The a political orgasm WilPTO student interest and not be made. 23, indicate political and social ignorance and Contrary to popular belief, student govern- participation is at a maximum, when. bills will I can see areas where reform is needed. immaturity. First of all, the 1968 Civil Rights ment can not go on the upswing now with be passed by a cooperative student council, have written letters to the editor, and spok Bill does not give the Black man rights, it North Side any of the present candidates in control of and where constructive political action is at to council about the need for a better regis enables enforcement of his rights. Secondly, the "marvelous" machine we call SJS student its peak. tration system. Ever since February, I hay I think the Black man should support Lyndon By STEVE MOSS government, What is needed is a complete Michael Rymer been active in doing something about it. Johnson even if I cannot, myself condone his revamping of the student political system. No was a representative to ASB President Vi politics. But even if the Dear Uncle Ronnie, comic does dislike longer should 20 students be allowed to bicker * * * Lee to investigate the Long Beach State cons Johnson's politics, using his Thank you and your legis- negative personal wonderful over the burigetal allotments when half that puter registration and I submitted a repot traits as detriments holds little water for me. lature for the consideration shown us many not only could be more decisive and Steve DeLucchi to council recommending adoption of the sys Nobel Prize winner, Dr. Martin Luther "dope smokers" Wednesday. It's really direct with the budget, but would have time tern. As a member of the Academic Council' King, was the greatest Black man ever born nice to know where we stand when it left over to try to cure the ills their prede- Candidate for Treasurer Task Force for Registration by Computer, comes to our first brush with the men in cessors have instigated, of which there are am helping plan the change-over and a many. The office of treasurer, because of its rela- trying to get it initiated for Fall, 1968, blue. But aren't you forgetting what that President and vice president should be tion with student council, must be non-par- feasible. (kRTAN DAILY liquor lobby backlash might do to your elected on one ticket to avoid having political tisan, Once the treasury is identified with a My interest and participation in studen -"SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE chances at declining a presidential draft? foes and to share terms together and work political faction, council will accept or reject activities is my platform, and, based on tha Second class postage paid at San Jose, California My sister constructively. The Spolter-Bruckman episode recommendations based not on reason, hut on I ask that you elect Steve DeLucchi AS Member California Newspaper Publishers Association wishes to thank you, also. It and Audit Burnet, of Circulations. Published daily by was just four years ago today that she left of last year is a perfect example of how S.'S whether they agree or disagree with the Treasurer, students of San Jose State politics should not be run. If the students Steve De Lens-hl College, escept her happy home to serve are faction. day and Sunday, during college year. Subscription her "debt to to do something constructive in their politics, I, Steve DeLucchi, am running an inde- accepted only on a remainder-of-semester basis. Full society" in Stale Prison. (And all for a * * * academic year, $9; each petty hack stabbing will have to be eliminated, pendent campaign for ASP. Treasurer. I am semester, $4.50. Off-campus marijuana seed hidden price per copy, 10 cants. Phone 2944414 Editorial in her navel!) All ASB officers are elected by a minority not endorsing any candidate and have no Roger Lette Eat. 2383, 2384, 2385, 2386. Advertising Ext. 2011, I'll sure miss the old days when hiding of the student populace. Last fall a resound- obligations to any faction. I expect that I can 2082, 2083, 2084. Press of Globe Printing Co., 1445 ing 28 per cent of the student body got around work with every member of council and be S. First St. The opinions imp my "stash" was risky business; but all d herein are not to voting for the best there was to offer. And accepted by them. Senior Rep. Candidate necessarily those of the Associated Student Body, the that's water under the bridge! College Administration, or the Department of Jour- that 26 per cent is higher than usual. The I am running for Treasurer by stressing nalism and Advertising. Sales tax should really skyrocket. reason for such low turnouts is two-fold: my qualifications. The position, one requiring Under the broad platform of student con trolled, student directed education, these sr Editor "Papers" art- out, water pipes are in. Some student apathy and the knowledge that who- administrative ability, is in line with my ma- WYNN COOK my positions: Advertising Manager ALAN KOCH of my buddies back in the Village have ever is elected will not do any better than the jor (business administration: marketing). The Day Editor BILL GALSTAN one he is to follow. Good ideas periodically present ASB Treasurer, George Watts, asked . Student voice in curriculum planning News Editor a new chant for anti-draft rallies: "Hell MARC NURRE are presented by the ASB officers, but. new me to run for the office in December mel he 2, Power for student judicial,' Aatociate Frlifer PATRICIA WANEK no, we won't go, California's the place for 3. Abolition of secret files Male.uo Editor and different policies have no place in a stag- endorses my randidacy. I am fully aware of JANET HOTHERSALL 4. Reduction of Copy Desk Editor SUZAN HAUK a snoot full of snow." Anyway, back to my nant political system. The problem now is not the responsibilities of that office and I am faculty load Sports Editor BOB SHIRRELL rolling. only to elect the hest candidate but also to willing to devote my time to the job. 5. Student voice in faculty hiring and firm College Liaison Editor ---.-. GARY BECKER 6. Pass-fail grades in G.E Thanks Again, choose the best system in which the candidate I served on the ASB Budget Committee Feature Editor JOYCE AUGUSTIN 7. Subsidy for counselling center Fine Arts Editor RHYSA DAVIS Maxwell T. Smart, can work creatively for dynamic changes, and am familiar with the student financial Campo Life Editor CAROL GRINA6ER If these changes and many more are not structure. I feel that this experience will make 8. Longer library hours Dealer in Mexican Photo Editor JOHN IAORRIL1. Imports instigated, then soon, we, the student body, me a more effective treasurer. I make no Roger Letto htenckey Apr0 29, 1965 SPARTAN DAILY-4 ameras Capture Mood of Friday's Campus Strike

MOOD OF the campus during the student strike on THE Friday varied from lightheartedness to deep contempla- st tint. tion over the issues facing America today. in higl In the photo at left, students listened to Dr. William though Hermanns, a retired SJS professor of foreign languages, who aught... urged his listeners to place conscience above all else. Most ,ervOUS of his audience received his views receptively, as reflected pietur. in a sign held by a student: "End the War, End Racism, End Gregor' the Draft." ler ant O. It was clear that views on the war are not held just by the young (below), and a somber "Memorial to the Victims of tan ant Violence" was placed in front of the cafeteria (center). If, tIII But, all was not serious. Coeds toasted hot dogs (far left) scare.' and served refreshments near the rally, which, when added is aril, to several musical performances and a warm summer day, TODAY gave the rally a picnic mood. leevett tandin a. wh 1

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4SPARTAN DAILY Monday, April 29, 1968 Sopranist, Cellist, Gallery Transformed, Featured Soloists Oral Interps Slated Produce Displaces Art Preliminary readings for the three minutes. Judges will select In SJS Symphony semi-annual Dorothy Kaucher six semi-finalists from tomor- Cellist Betty Hillmon By DONNA BRIDGES second apple missing a bite, the Oral Interpretation competition row's group to continue in the and soprano Mrs. Karen Fine Arts Writer third half eaten, the fourth will be held tomorrow afternoon final reading, scheduled for Lansdowne will be featured as soloists Hey, look, Sam. They've three-fourths eaten, and the last at 3 in the Studio Theater, Thursday. with the SJS Symphony Orchestra opened up a grocery store in the apple eaten down to the core, Speech and Drama Building. The judges will be Richard tomorrow and Wednesday Little Art Gallery. No man, were created by one student to Students are asked to bring Parks, instructor in drama, nights when it appears in its fi- you're wrong. express the word "stop." prepared material in prose, poe- Helen Hall, assistant professor nal concert performances of the Students walking by t he Another student's expression try or dramatic reading for an of speech, and Ed Emanuel, 1967-68 academic year. The pro- Little Gallery in the Art De- of the woid "go," is a giant oral presentation not to exceed graduate assistant. gram will begin at 8:15 p.m. in partment this week at first amoeba with little amoebas Concert Hall. glance may have thought they around it representing how fast Patrick Meierot to, associate had entered into a farmers' the amoeba can multiply. professor of music, will direct market. But a closer look will Lucero, who will be an assist- Like Serious Mountain Climbing? the orchestra, whose program show them that the carrot, ant professor of art at Chico contains seven pieces. squash, egg plant, peanut, aspar- State next fall, said he tries to This year we are including in our summer backpacking Miss Lansdowne, a voice ma- agus and celery they see aren't make the students aware of and climbing seminars such scenic and exciting areas as jor and a student of Maurine real at all but made of clay. what can be done with clay be- the: Thompson, professor of music, sides its utilitarian function of CLAY PRODUCE Sawtooth Mountains Bugaboo Mountains will sing the Recitative "E serving as a cookie jar, On exhibit in the Little Gal- Canadian Rockies Matterhorn Peak Susanna non vien." and Aria "Dove sono," from Le Nozze di lery this week are pieces of pro- Interested? Call or see Dick Person at Figaro by Mozart: "Je xis de me duce modeled in clay, realistic- Conductor Krips voir si belle," from Faust by ally painted, and glazed by FREEMAN'S SPORT CENTER Gourmet: and "Sola, perduta ab- students in Fred Lucero's Cer- 9.10 Winchester Ril.. ITSJ; I S. .1. 244-7300 bandonata" from Marion Lescaut amics 45 A class. In Allen Hall by Puccini. Photo by Pecicii Benson Instructor Lucero asked stu- HOLDING a 2I -inch long carrot that she made is Linda Bras. dents to solve two problems, Tomorrow Night he seal. Miss Brasseal's carrot and the artichoke and asparagus "Go to the grocery store," examples of the produce made of clay said. "Find a piece of produce Josef Krips, internationally by Marlyn Powell are known conductor of the San that are on exhibit in the Little Gallery this week. that you like to eat, bring it SPARTAN OBvETSVA'NETEAN c9th &RAlOstITI SHOPS back to class and reproduce it Francisco Symphony Orchestra, in clay two to three times its will meet and talk wills students size." informally at 8 p.m. tomorrow Many of the pieces of produce in Allen Hall. in clay, Lucero said, were "so Maestro Krips, also a well- fine" that he wanted to put known opera director, will visit them on display. with SJS students in preparation You mean, "I was amazed at the work for the San Francisco Symphony gahrrtai the students could do," he said, Concert, which will present a 25% OFF because I'm a student pointing out that Ceramics 45 benefit concert for the SJS Col- "B" average. Mole, is a beginning class, and that lege Union on Friday, May 3, car insurance-wise at 8:15 in the San Jose Civic FLOWER SHOP single. High school junior or senior, or many of the students aren't ma- 16 to 25, or teacher I get joring in art. Auditorium. college student. Sound like your son? Then you could "I didn't expect them to get Proceeds from the concert, insurance with State special rates at 'so involved' in their work," he sponsored by the College and its save 25% on car all Advisory Board, will be used in Farm's Good Student said. Hilton hotels On display in the gallery is a the construction of the $4.5 mil- Discount. Con- in the U.S.? 2'Z -foot-long squash, a giant lion College Union building, cur- tact me now Yes! See your campus Studentravel Director walnut shell complete with its rently under construction. for more information or use this coupon. own walnuts, a giant straw- The conductor, who has re- for details. berry, a 21 -inch-long carrot, and ceatly returned from a tour of 3-inch Japan, enjoys talking with stu- 11TI 111k1 a bag of peanuts with peanuts. dents and listening to their ideas. 11110 ABSTRACT PROBLEM Under the baton of maestro 17 t I lott.1, (2rporat The second problem Lucero the orchestra will per- Nat 1,,nal Sales Office, Palmer Iluuse Krips, Chicago, Illinois 60690 gave the class, which he calls !form a program of music by Please send the Faculty-Student Rate Brochure that tells all. the "abstract problem," was to classical, romantic and contem- I am a Faculty Member ID Student El reproduce something out of clay porary composers, marking the Please print full name and address plainly. expressing t he words "go," first appearance by the Sym- NAME "stop," "up," or "down." The phony in San Jose in recent same coed who did the giant years. Say "It" With Flower: HOME ADDRESS STREET carrot expressed in clay the word Friday's program will open But "up" by a ceramic torso of a with Mozart's Symphony in D CITY STATE ZIP girl uplifted in a black bra. Major known as the Haffner Say "It" With Ours COLLEGE NAME - Another student modeled a Symphony. The first movement L:(5 hand, to be hung on the wall, of the composition, which "has STREET CITS STATE ZIP with the thumb pointing up. an outdoor character," is partic- Five apples mounted on a board, ularly unique, among Mozart's THE COLLEGE FLORIST the first apple a whole one, the works, having only one theme. ROGER L VICE SINCE 1945 422 E. Santa Clara SL 292-6092 SPARTAN,BNETsWEEAN c9th & lOsthrr. SHOpS 292-0462 or 292-0463 State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company 10th & SANTA CLARA ST. Home Office: Bloomington, Illinois

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Santa Clara 294.9929 An SJS occupational therapy She is accompannli by only arm, can stretch in all ilapci graduate is living in the mid- two African staff members. before getting up slowly and OVER 21? rt 41-Day Tour African wilds to observe the life Miss Fossey was chosen for moving to another spot." cycle and behavior of the little- Mountain Gorilla Project by Miss Fossey, a Menlo Parkian. NEED $5 he the gorilla. anthropologist, Dr. veterinary medicine at th A Comparative Education known mountain the Kenya studied Dian Fossey, '54, is making L. University of California lx'. DO THIS NOW! ist S. Leakcy. the course, sponsored by SJS, will cannot be transferred to SJS. 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Miss Fossey says of her pital in Louisville, Kentucky. nt and member of Pi Kappa Alpha The course, which carries six riage anni lllll cements nay be from Richmond. tion to provide science with the environment "I've found a as semester units turned into the Spartan credit, Is designed needed to help save Utopia for the goril- St Daily Robin Gram, sophomore in knowledge - - not only Office (JC MO any time. commercial art and member of to introduce participants to ed- Africa's mountain gorillas from la but for me as well. 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This innovative education Repairs, Rentals, Sales Golf Coach Leads Anita Phnentei, sophomore ciated Women Students is spon- The sheer strength of the home economics major and a course will be conducted by Dr. soring an Orchid Sale today gorilla makes it dangerous, but member of Kappa Alpha Theta Sidney W. Tied I, associate pro- through Thursday on Seventh initial observations indicate that We feature: Jaunt to Japan from San Jose to Pete Coffee, fessor of education at SJS, and Street from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 gorillas are slow moving, lazy ly senior business industrial man- his wife, Iris. Anyone interested p.m. beasts. (only authorized dealer in agement major and member of For $3.50 an "It's amazing how reluctant At End of June in enrolling in the course should orchid corsage NECCHI ra, Delta Sigma Phi from Alamo, the animals seem to be to move." Santa Clara County) A summer tour to the myster- will he sent anywhere in Cali- Is make a reservation immediately she writes to Dr. Leakey. "They ious Orient led by a SJS asso- ENGAGED fornia or Nevada with a per- by calling 264-3819, as space is will sit in one place and reach ciate professor will depart from Carla Alvernaz, sophomore sonal note enclosed on Mothers' NELCO PFAFF out for foliage as far as their San Francisco airport Saturday, home economics major and limited. Day. ti - June 29. sit member of Chez Nous from Gus- Jerry Vmom, on physical educa- tine to Bud LeFever, sophomore U. S. TREASURY DEPARTMENT tion faculty member fly and head recreation and park administra- golf coach, will lead a Japan INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE Drive-in and Dining Room Service a Air- tion and member of the varsity lines Tour of the Orient hi- to ex- basketball team. No wedding perience the sights and sounds 3, date has been set. 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Ken Lowell claimed the third TO ORDER RINGS TURNING POINT Spartan distance men at the time but the mile sweep along with some singles for coach Butch Kt igorian's Pete Santos (left) and Ralph Games are about quick sprint victories and a reversal of an SJS racketmen, with a straight set win graduation "liege Ring make. a te lerful to finish 1-2 in the mile at Berkeley and team- disqualification pushed the Spartans into the over Tony Esquiro, 6-2, 6-0, while -Jou DetLigui 0 e.pecially %% lien mate Jim Adkins eventually wound up in third. lead that won them the meet John Reed, Roy Orlando, and I Id. i. the last ueek to order %our College As the scoreboard shows, Cal was leading 19-4 Randy Breckman joined Shepharil in time for Gradiriation and Lowell in the winner's circle you choose the type and weight of gold as the Spartans wrapped up the you choose the stone Mile, 880 Teams Win match in the singles competition. The Spartan's first doubles team choose the symbol for your GREG SHEPHARD you of Shephard-Zwieg lost the only "major" or profession ... another win doubles match, 6-2, 6-3, as the your degree and graduation year second and third doubles were both the Spat tans beat 8-1 in their first are included, of course defaulted because of darkness. meeting, will visit SJS for a '2:30 free Two engraved Capture Relays initials are Spartans your Cal State at Hayward, whom p.m. encounter today. , WALNUT SJS was the only tied off Jimmy Hines to streak to ing 10,000 meters, finishing fourth team to win two relay races and victory in 3:10.2. with a time of 31:02.8. I Chris Papanicolaou took second in Papanicolaou and USC's Bob Ralph Games, who hadn't run Nine's Win Streak Broken; 0 BOOK the pole vault as the Spartans Seagren fought it out in the pole competitively for two weeks, took 0 kT %) STORE, INC. made a representative showing to vault until Seagren cleared 17-1 third in the 5,000 meters with a I open the relay season Saturday at and left the Spartan at second with time of 14:12.8. on south tenth, near San Carlos the Mt. SAC Relays. 16-6. SJS' Bob Stover managed Larry Walls finished second in Face Lea thernecks Today across from men's dorms The Spartans' first relay victory 16-0. his heat of the 440 high hurdles With their winning streak in the eighth and one in tise ninth. came with a record time of 1:23.1 Smith finished thirst in the 100 with a 52.0. snapped at six games by the Uni- The second game was especially 286-0930 For the second week in a row in the half-mile relay. The team of meters, .1 second off the pace at versity of Pacific Tigers Saturday, ftustrating for SJS as they had Sam Davis (21.), Bob Griffin 10.4. the Spartans finished second to good opportunities to score but Santa Clara Youth Village in the coach Ed Sobczak's SJS baseball- EVENINGS 10 930 20.5), Ronnie Ray Smith 20.51, The distance medley relay was were not able to overcome a first OPEN 440 relay. SJS' team, which con- era will try to rebound against SATURDAY TO 6 and Lee Evans 120.1i broke the won by the Army at 9:33.9 but the inning run by the Tigers. Mike &count records.01 four-year-old mark of 1:23.4 by Spartans set a school record in the sisted of Davis, Griffin, Smith and the San Diego Marine Corps today Shamony was the losing pitcher for Frank Slaton, ran its fastest time in a 3 p.m. tilt at Spartan Field. SJS. SAN JOSE'S LARGEST MOST COMPLETE RECORD STORE Grumbling. event with a 9:45.0. of the season at 40.0. SCYV ran The Spartans had a severe blow On Friday the Spartans won a ENTIRE In the mile relay the Spartans Former cross-country star Dar- remained undefeated as Evans bat - old rxnt showed well in the gruel- a 39.9. dealt to their chances in the West typical Spartan hall game 9-1 over \’!e.)". SALE CATALOGS - Coast Athletic Conference race by St. Mary's behind the four-hit, 15- .. -..3.,..__.0-- - -,, OF--..,:_3,- dropping both ends of a double- strikeout performance of Bob Hernandez Paces header to the second-place Tigers, Holmes, who won his second - \ I Itiel 7-4 and 1-0, at Stockton. straight game. ANGEL Terry Hughes was the loser for SJS returns to the WCAC trail AND Soccermen to 12-0 SJS in the first game as the Spar- tbmorrow with a 2 p.m. game at tans got nine hits, but were only Municipal Stadium against the Uni- rirmaLODIYA/ANGEL Shutout of Merritt able to bunch them for three runs versity of San Francisco Doi, 44-411k Little left wing Mani Hernandez, -a.-.. TriiS CAT. PRICE a career in making his first appearance with 5.79 ANGELO'S kl WEEK the varsity, tan wild for six goals PAT PAULSEN Cl'I`!! 069 PEP. STEAK HOUSE Saturday as the Spartan soccer for g SSA team swamped Merritt J.C. 12-0 t4 Mt MAD IN 11 MINOR in SJS opening spring game. SPAGHETTI 0 F.- NO ti 'V MATTER WHAT YOUR Veteran forward Fred Nourzad President SPECIAL .. . COLLEGE MAJOR pushed in three scores, All-Ameri- All you can eat er that w .11 nerhand the best you hove can Henry Camacho one, and junior Hi -Quality bumper sticker for only 1 varsity giaduate Taylor Hubbard If you are seeking eye,.., that will develop your fullest only 50c. Send to P.P.F.P., $ 1 11 . tr.titithites. two. C. 2270 Dixie Highway, Fort 1 Monday through Thursday juDzilw jp....thj, ItIte the idea of going into. position of communtty Hernandez, still a freshman, hit § the post with a shot in the third Mitchell, Ky. 41017 ki:,1 .11,9_12)911:7,/..JY.119.21 72 E. Santa Clara kSt jtaj :1%d CI:UW.1 4 v en orgortizettan riot bases advance quarter which prevented him from I 1 t , r 111 :1-1.24 LLISilltil4.1 tying his high of seven goals he ;rot last fall against tbe Stanford TV's. He got his first score with just r - six minutes gone in the game when CULTURE TOUR TO ' - . he took a pass from Art Roms- 1,11111.0,40 1,11’110,1 '41, winckel and slammed a ground . IN I MIVIII JAPAN AND ORIENT Wvototvve.... ,,,, ball past the Merritt goalie. 111.,14. Six minutes later he scored again the key to your career Is the in the same manner. At the close of the second pericxl, DEPARTING JUNE 29, 1968 ,01 Soclai Seamy Agmlllistralion Hernandez timed a pass from Ca - . . AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER macho perfectly and headed it into the net for 6-0. He pumped two more in the third .. SPONSORED BY FOR FURTHER quarter and got his last one as the INFORMATION: final whistle sounded. 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DISCOUNT NEW LOW OUS REDOING DIONNE WARWICK LIST PRICE: TOUR COORDINATOR BOLD AS LOVE HORIZONTAL PRICE: PRICES: AM) HENDRIX BEE GEES Clark Taketa ALL BILL THE OTHER HALF COSBY 399 339 LOVE IS BLUE LOVE IS BLUE 4" 294-2459 PAUL MALIRIAT CLAUDINE LONCET 0 S, Ire tirot-Imurst Pm es 579 499 399 CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED Entire Tour $880 I oilour 13,iiikwricri. ard $.1.11 start lotatoit on 11.1.011. ht. Ilac, I tool no logorloo goo Transportation by: Sled oft Storm MUSIC BOX discount records inc. Cteel WI SAN JOSE 99C N. REDWOOD AVE. 246-3474 98 SOUTH THIRD ST. JAPAN AIR LINES SAN FRANCISCO/BERKELEY/MENLO PARK Educator Calls White-Controlled 300 in Picket Line Monday, April 29, 10110 For Campus Strike We Have the Largest, Most Complete Stock of Schools 'Bad for Black Kids' (Continued f rage I) try is wrung. It's nut going to be eight month old son Arson carried effective in that things will change By JOAN MAI1ER San Jose campus v.ras mentioned. "Makulg ash tray, lamps, etc., a sign with a drawing of a dove radically." The most damaging thing for "People be- was getting me nowhere," Nolley Messener stated that on it and the word "Peace." Black kids today is to have to go the quipped. CLIFF'S NOTES come what you treat them; "I dropped out to get ma- "I don't think it's accomplishing to schools that are run and con- Black has not been treated well." terial things," he said. anything," said Ed Severs, a junior trolled by Whites," Bob Nolley, third "Through Hoover, Student Bruce the program I was economics major. member of the East Palo Alto member of the program, described told I could produce. I took my Banquet Set Dave Vigil, a senior majoring in MONARCH School Board and originator of himself as "one of those written first real courses in sociology, gov- Spanish, said "I think we're all the College Readiness Program, off students." ernment and psychology. Now I'll interested but IM not going to told SJS students Tuesday in an Low grades in junior high re- be going to Cal, Berkeley," Nolley For May 15 miss classes because of it. I sup- OUTLINES open discussion in HE5. in his being programmed said. stilted port it spiritually but I can't miss Tickets are now on sale on Sev- "Curriculum and textbooks shop and pottery classes. During a are into question and answer class." enth Street for the 10th Annual typical of the White period, Hoover society's val- groaned when told Gail Galbreath, a freshman School of Business Achievement ues and Ideas," Hoover stated. of SJS' $600,000-plus ASH budget. STUDY journalism major, said she was Banquet, Wednesday, May 15, in 'Black kids' education is one con- The entire Roberta Schnitzer budget at San Mateo is honoring the strike. "It's effective the Pavilion Building at the Santa tinuous picture of Africa inhabited $48,000. Only a fraction of this is in the way it shows we all mean Clara County Fairgrounds. The by savages living MASTER in mud huts," Runs for Post channeled into the College Readi- business and we believe the coon- cost is $3 per person, he explained. Roberta Schnitzer, 21-year-old ness Program. Two School of Business awards Sponsored by OASIS, a campus "How many senior psychology major, has an- White people can will be presented along with 15 speech organization, the program look at a Black man as a person nounced her candidacy for gradu- Cenn!bal Honored departmental and club awards. included three men. Jerry Meg- and not as a bundle of abstrac- ate representative. The two majoi awards are the sener, English instructor at San tion?" Messener demanded of the Students at the University of Miss Schnitzer is currently ASB Alpha Al Sirat Award, given to Mateo Junior College, and an ac- audience. Colorado, protesting against poor Personnel Selection Officer and a the man and woman student tive worker in the College Readi- The axis of the American prob- food in their cafeteria, have CAM voted member of the Executive Council. graduating with a major in busi- ness Program, told the group lem is the question of "What are to name the facility in honor of She is a member of the Student ness who has been selected most on south tenth, near San Carlos about the program which seeks to the bridges between the.two races , Alfred E. Patker, allegedly the Housing Board, and a former mem- likely to succeed in the business across from men's dorms provide proper counsilng at the and how can they be crossed?" only man ever convicted of cait- ber of the Personnel Selection world, and the Francis R. Holden high school level. Ni d ley concluded. ii the United States. 286-0930 Committee. Award for academic excellence. 22 BLACKS "My goal is increased graduate she said, "I want Two years ago at the college involvement," Limited apace available ACT NOW! made to there were more than 8,000 stu- the graduate students dents but only 22 Blacks. After feel more a part of SJS through SAN JOSE STATE CII.i1RTER FLIGHTS the program began, recruiters membership on student - faculty in went into the high schools and curriculum committees, academic worked with the students. fairness committees, budget com- SPARTA EUROPE list mittees, and program boards. :30 "High school counselors program Black students into failure," de- "I want to see the experienced ROUND TRIP E FT clared Messener. "Once they get and talented graduate students bad grades, usually through lack expressing themselves, and chang- SAN FRANCISCO/AMSTERDAM $339 of motivation, the counselors sign ing programs where they can be Dep: June 18 Ret: Sept. 7 1 them up for four years of pottery effective rather than just making classes, theater, shop and office negative comments. NEW YORK/LONDON "A couple of things I want to work, that leave them with no Dep: June 19 Ret: Sept. 9 saleable skill." see done immediately include a $245 "You get what you expect," Mes- change in placement center poli- it h. sener continued. "From the first cies so that all graduate students Phone or write Immediately illy grade on, the Black student was can use the service, and setting BARBARA KYNE T-M TRAVEL AGENCY lad led to believe he was office hours for myself so that I 294-2916 or 293-1033 not as smart, 385 S. 8th. San Jose 60 N. FIRST, SAN JOSE but couldn't do as well, and would can talk to the conceined and in- irst never amount to much. After 12 terested graduates as often as pos- ike years of education, he comes to sible in order to find out where for believe it himself," he remarked. the areas of concern are." Through the recruiting and tu- - toring of the high school students. serve the student there are now 643 Blacks on the we San Mateo campus. Next fall there will be 1,200, according to Mes- Study sener. SUCCESS Aids Messener and Hoover both be- lieve that the success of the pro- TONIGHT... gram lies in the fact that they were able to motivate students who were written off by teachers and high school counselors. Students in the program have not done poorly. Next fall 48 will be at the University of California at Berkeley, 20 at the Irvine cam- pus, 60 at San Francisco State, and three at SJS. Hoover felt he was "consigning 4 DANISH students to boiling oil," when the WARS AULTURAL JEWELRY PROGRAM DESIGN 880 tonsao "A" GRADES? COURSES STILL POSSIBLE WITH SMALL CLASSES wog STUDY AIDS FROM JOIN UPr OUR COMPLETE LINE OF THE E(0

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Richard It,I Library president national by Soledad attended For will be new theater complex on the Ber- The dinner civil engineering students and SPECIAL keley campus as "Martin Luther Tallow. Some of the empty stir kr., in th,11 On, mule Ilirraly could use King Hall." President Tatlow will speak atl faculty, ASCE branch officers, and the inmate libt ary at Soledad Cor- i.11 titles, both fiction and non- There is little chance the Board the dinner. Also attending will be members of local engineering 1111..1 Wed On ft/ rectional Facility will be a little fiction. "covering the gamut of of Regents will change the name Arnold Olitt, president of the San fools fuller soon, because of a book academic specializations," university officials said. drive beginning on campus today. "The Soledad Correctional Facili- The drive, sponsored by the ty is now occupying an extremely OUTSTANDING VALUES TO FIT YOUR Program Advisory Council of Sole- important role in the institution," BOOK BUYING BUDGET we serve the stedat - dad Correctional Facility, in co- explained Prof. Whitaker, "due to A SELF PORTPAiT MATHEMATICAL FUN, GAMES AND tht PUZZLES. 418 p,oil,' Ott aritwwrs. Shirti operation with the Pan hel lenic budgetary cuts which have left thc College Slag, Now $1.00 u-dvt, 300 pages. Soft bpuna Only $2.00 Council and Catholic Student Or- institution with a reduced OUTLAWS OF DIE OLD WEST. Billy the LIFE A LANGUAGE IN THE OLD TESTA- regular last until May 3. to furnish organized training, edu- MENT. A ws- .1,est ihessage to mind 980 ganization, will Now $1.49 & heart. Kt, .0 53.001 Now $160 Books may be donated at the cational, and recreation prograili,; Rings FLOWER APRAN'SdhIG. 300 Ishutos 72 CASE OF PATIENCE WORTH. A medium dormitories, sororities, and frater- for the inmate." all uses and and '.4 contact with the dead. nities and religious organizations "The Increase in the Idle time Sale Price $2.911 ($10.UU .. Sale Price $4.9$ on campus. Many of the depart- of the inmate," continued Whit- KEY TO PALMISTRY a concise guide. NORTH AMERICAN INDIAN MYTHOL- 69c w.lt , defined drawings. OGY. MrIhs of Apache. rituals of the now mental offices will also be collect- aker, "plus increased crowding $1.20 Nera,o, etc. 200 _ 22.96 on Seventh within the institution tends to Open Tonight ing books. A table ITS AN OLD NEW ENGLANOCUSTOM. PARABLES OF KAH1L GUINAN. Author Girls! At lust, you can hare your skirts Street will collect books Wednes- lessen the chances for rehabilita- 'n on suuertt & belles of early ct "The PrecIet.' ..itrated by Glisten. expertly den cleaned lath the "Golden (0,Ig. $3.00, Now $141 (Or g. 53.991 Now $1.91 day and Thursday. tion, while increasing the possi- rest touch" at a price you can *cell HUNDREDS MORE TO SELECT FROM - Fiction. Travel. Biography, Children's Murray M. Whitaker, assistant bility of inmate conflicts and other Until 9 p.m. Books, Religion, Music, Art. etc. Get these new books at Bargain Prices now afford. The Golden West touch is Jose Book Shop. Come early for a Good Choice. professor of sociology, and chair- disturbances." at San beach.-.s and pains trees and freshness. we can of the "The augmentation of the library IF YOU WANT A BOOK. ANY BOOK, ask us about it - chances are man of the SJS delegation give you Immediate Information as to price, exact title and availability. If Program Advisory Council, said program at Soledad through the we don't have it, we can get it for you promptly. that Spartan Bookstore, repre- !mok drive, represents an impor- Open until Best Seller Golden West Cleaners sented by manager Harry Wine- tant step in attempting to alle- Reprints 9 p.m. Se rath, has donated several cartons viate some of the pains of im- for Less fic09.0.! Thursday 29 5-5 51 3 25 3rd Street 292-10.32 of literature to the (lrive. prisonment," Whitaker concluded. OK SHOP Professor Whitaker emphasized 119 E. San Fernando between 3rd and 4th Sts. coin.op cleaning iv onl) 6 hot. for 51.79 Marijuana Taxed Special Service at Silva That time of the year is here again. Time for At Dollar A Pound great weather, and time to get your car ready Spartan Daily Classifieds for Spring. SAN RAFAEL (AP) -- Federal the Spartan Deily does not knowingly '57 CHEVY 4 dr. HT Auto. 283 cu. in. SENIORS & GRADUATE STUDENTS. officials said marijuana dealers serviced at Silva's, HOUSING 151 When you have your car accept advertising from advertisers who Real sharp. $400/offer. Cali 294-8741 Why wait? FLY NAVY AS a pilot or are required to pay a $50 tax and toir expert mechanics clean, adjust, and replace all practice discrimination on the basis of Tues., Thurs., or Sun. eves. Ask for John flight officer. Top benefits to those who TWO GROOVY older homes on S. 10th sign a declaration of intent to necessary components. Your car runs better, drives race, color, creed or national origin. Cruz. qualify. ACT NOW for processing by St. for sale at $20,000 each. Fantastic June. Visit Officer Procurement, NAS, sell, import and transport. If this you bought it. '59 PLY WAGON. New toraueflite easier, and performs like the day financing. Ask Mom & Dad to help Alameda, EAST GATE. 552-6600. is done, the requitement is pay- ANNOUNCEMENTS Ill trans. New engine. 3000 miles. Through- w/down pymts. & pay them back {tom out very good cond. Must sell. $340/ SENIORS & GRADUATE STUDENTS. ment of $1 for every pound. Don't wait another dayl A bad running car next sem, rental pmnts. Solve your hous- Fulfill your military obligation as r 15 AUTO INSURANCE as low as $86 per offer. 294-6019 221a. ing problems now. Myron Alexander, But if the requirement is not the best of days. Prepare for Spring pilot or flight officer. Top bevel , ; can ruin year for married, good students. Also, '66 DUCATI 250ce. New engine. $250, Realtor. 356-3077 or 379-7720. you qualify. ACT NOW to corn CO met, the assessment is 5100 a with a Tune-Up from Silva Service. excellent savings for single men over call 297-4122. FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED for the by June. Visit Officer Pro- pound, 21. Call George Campbell 244-9600. processing Fall Sam to share 1 bdr. apt. Call Mary curement, EAST GATE, NAS, Alameda, EVELYN'S FASHION JEWELRY, 40 S. FOR SALE 131 Vargas 293.5627, 7 days a week. 552.6600. 1st. Inquire about ear piercing, 297- Expertly Serving SJS We give and redeem 6522. MALE ROOMMATE WANTED 867.90/ CHRIS-CRAFT Inboard boat & trailer we, to share 2.1edrm. apt. Westgate. Students for 35 yrs. EZ Cash trading stamps You raise it, we SERVICES 181 Journalist Kenney WANTED: HAIRCUTS. & ski equip. Make offer. Pictures avail. Call Mike, 379-8038 1020 Hamilton #4, cut Home haircuts repaired. $1.80 it! able at the Delta Upsilon Fraternity, Campbell. way to run a hairline? RENT A STEREO OR TV FROM Esche's. Is this any Call 295-9969. Art Vallerga. You bet it is. Pete's Barber Shop. 9 2 FEMALE NEEDED to rent sub-terres- Free delivery, free service. No contract. To Intern in N.Y. a.m.- 6 p.m. 58 S. 4th between San Fer- FISCHER 205 SKIS w/poles - like tial palace. 1 mile from campus. $55/ Call 251-2598. new. Tyrolia Bindings. $90. See Dan mo. 183 George St. 294-3470. 78 S. 4th St. SILVA SERVICE 295-8968 nando & Santa Clara. Hairy Cutter, GUARANTEED TYPING. Fast, accurate, SJS Junior Bob Kenney is one at 554 S. 9th, or 293.0918. Prop. APT. MANAGER position wanted for prompt. Will edit. 21/2 mi, from coronas. of 46 students selected nationally GURDJIEFF Group forming. Call 265- PORTABLE HOFFMAN TV. Only $20. the summer. Small unit. Full/Partial rent Mrs. Aslanian, 298-4104. paid. Reliable married couple over 21. to participate in the Magazine Late for Class? We'll Park It for You! 0433. 293.3088. Elec- Cell Lyn, 258.6831. EXPERIENCED THESIS TYPING. Publishers Association MPA I TOURS TO RUSSIA. Sum. sch. in ACA- 1000 BONNIE & CLYDE Era genuine tric. Masters - Reports - Disserta- leather, suede & fur coats & jackets, TWO BEDROOM furnished apt. close Magazine Internship Program this PULCO. Work or travel in EUROPE this tions. Marianne Tamberg, 1924 Harris summer. Randy Westerburg, 322-5066 $5-15. Peggy's Imports. 159 Columbus to campus. .$165/mo. Reduced rates Ave. Call 371.0395 San Jose. summer in New York City. Ave. corner Pacific Ave. S. F. 981-5176. after June 15, 1968. 357 S. 4th #1 after 7:30 per. RELIABLE TYPING in my home. Kenney is SJS' first representa- Open every day 1 p.m..? p.m. The FAST, PAST INVESTMENTS - Sell FOR RENT - Room for men. 1/2 block Reasonable prices. Call 2444581. Mrs. SALVAGE grooviest store in the world! tive to the two-year-old intern- your old comic books to us. 7 Sons from campus. Free phone. 426 S. 7th Baxter, BOOKSTORE FURNITURE SALE. Contemporary, 3 cu- ship program, co-sponsored by the NEW Comic Shop, 42 E. San Fernando. St. $27.50/rno. shion sofa, chair WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY - Phone EXPEDITIONS: Londoreln- & table. Reasonable. Koski, 968.0944 aeytime. American Society of Magazine OVERLAND Phone 293.5336, APT. FOR RENT. 2-bdrm, with fire. Jim dia & retuen through Moscow to London. place. Phone after 5 p.m. 293-5760. TYPING - Term papers, thesis, etc. LA- Editors and the Magazine Publish- FURNITURE FOR SALE. Cedar chest. Coed. 3 mo. - all inclusive. $700. Leav- 475 S. 4th. perienced, reasonable. All work guaran- ers Association. His internship will hide-a-bed couch, rocker, tables, cabi- HOURS ing June 14. 1968. Write G. Wood. teed. Will edit. Pica type. 294-3772. include a two day seminar at Encounter Overland, W. Ewing, nets, two -bed, bookcase, headboard, NICE PERSON WANTED to share pro- 665 - THESIS, term papers, etc Seattle. 98119, reasonable. Call Judy, 266.8754. spective 2-bdrm. apt. in East San Jose, TYPING Columbia University followed by experienced & fast. Phone 269.8674. a paid 10 week job working on BOY SCOUT EXECUTIVE. Interviews for SONY 660 Stereo recorder, Auto, Re- Call Miln, 259.115A. verse, Sol. State. Factory guarantee. TYPING. IBM Pica, Experienced. 243- two magazines. The Early Birds! Boy Scout Exec. positions will be held For 6313. 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. May 8. 1968. Full-time, challenging 4400. roll Mike Boyle 294.2927, LOST AND All expenses FOUND 161 both to and from worthwhile work with variety 8 purpose. FURNITURE - Refrigerator, washer BE MORE WITH MOORE, Leaderzhip, New York, as well as an average table. Sales, Dynamism. 890 Emory St. S. J. Curl. geed. Scouting exp. helpful. Good poker Bar stools, trunk, book LOST DOG: HAVE YOU shelves. seen Pooh? 293-2775. salary of $90 per week are paid salary & benefits. For appointment, sign display board, couch, paintings. Male Keeshond. Black muzzle lamps. & ears, to interns. up a! Placement Center, Adm. 234, 252-7335. white plume tail, shading from grey to FAST & ACCURATE typing. Getter., Secretarial. Reasonable rates. 266-1295. Kenney is majoring in maga- ELECTRIC GUITAR. Solid body, 2 pick black on body. Looks like a small Husky l2l ups, tremelo, and stand. $45, 294.2916 GRADUATION DRESSES. formals, the- zine concentration of the journal- OPEN 7:15 A.M. AUTOMOTIVE If found, call 297.6221 or 297-6870. after 7 p.m. J. Bettman, atrical wardrobes. & trousseau custom- ism and advertising program at '63 CORVAIR MONZA. New trans. & FOUND: LABRADOR RETRIEVER at 7th made. Call Lola CY 7-1193. SJS, and is a Sparta Life staff difrnl. Rad., het., 4-spd. Must sell. 293- HELP WANTED 141 & Santa Clara on Palm Sunday. No IBM SELECTRIC typing. Including all identification. member and a former Spartan 1608. 258-0573 eves. editing. Reasonable. 259-6523. DAILY '56 PORSCHE 365/1600 Coupe. E4C. LOCAL PUBLISHING concern needs TYPING FOR papers over 5 pages. Daily staff writer. inside & out. $1500, 295-1499 4-8 p.m. young lady to handle phone. Walking PERSONALS I Editieg, spelling corrections. 292-2316 '64 DART ST Cony. Air cond. Hurst dist, from camp. Mornings. afternoons. after 5:30 p.m. or before 7:45 a.m, or eve hrs. Top 4-spd. R/H Bucket seats. Good cond Salary. Call 287-6083. CUSTOM-MADE contemporary wedding Monday Thru Friday 8I 150/offer 286-9892. MEN & WOMEN: $3/hr. guaranteed & engagement rings, diamonds, etc. Spartaguide '59 VW Camper. Fully insulated. Ply- after 3 days training. Full or part time. George Larirnore, now at OLD TOWN, wood panels & cabinets. Swing-out Fuller Brush Co. 265-8725. Los Gatos, 354-8804, TODAY windows. Good uphol., erg. & trans. Frame mounted trailer hitch. $800 94l- Chl Alpha, 7 p.m., The New 1593, LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS To Place Wineskin, 10th and San Fernando '66 PLY. BARRACUDA VS. Auto. trans. Streets. Closed 7:30 p.m. Mon.-Thur. Fastback. R/H, Vinyl, bucket seats, Su- perb cond. 295-9174 eves. an ad: TOMORROW '61 OLDS St Good mech. cond. Paint, upholstery 8, tires. Best offer. Alpha Call eves., Eta Sigma (Accounting 5:00 p.m. Friday 293-8526. Ask for Ed. Lab), 7 p.m.. L(':119. '61 VW. Wood dash & steer wheel. Seat Call at: Sigma Mu Tau, 1:30 p.m., S326. covers & other extras. Very good cond. Discussion, refreshments. $650/offer. 295-9743. '62 VW BUS. Panelled, new paint Good- Classified Adv. WEDNESDAY year Blue-Streaks, tape-deck, empi- ex- hausts $1200 379-1684. Delta Phi l'pollon, 7 p.m., ED- cpaPtan !4ok4toe HONDA '68 Model 55125 Run 298 Office -J206 100. Dr. Jessica E. Nixon, women's miles. Like new. $375, 294-1087. physical education department, "right on campus" '62 CORVAIR Monza, 4-spd. New tires. will be guest speaker. R/H $550/offer. Call 295.3246 6 p.m.. 8 p.m. '56 FORD WAGON: T-Bird engine. V8 Daily 3.spd. Overdrive, 2-dr. New paint. Clean, one owner. $240. 264.7581 or 1:30 to 3:30 YOUNG LADIES . . . oat. 2575. It's time '58 VOLVO, runs good. $125 328-4422. for you to meet FORD '66 Gal. 500 2.dr. hardtop. SANDY Winbledon white. V8 390. 1 -Bird spel. 8 GERMAINE Cruisomatic, PS, PB, R/H. All vinyl trim. Send in handy order blank. 23.000 miles. $2000/offer. 248.8520 after Enclose cash or check. Make SAN JOSE STATE 5.30 p.m. Daily '67 GILERA MOTORCYCLE 106cc - check out to Spartan CAMPUS REPRESENTATIVE FOR 9 HP 100 mpg 1 yr. old. 5000 mi. Cost Classifieds. $400 new, Better than Honda 901 Sell/ trade for car. 248-8635. Call bet. 1 p.m. & 4 p.m. or after 9:30 p.m. UNITED AIR '61 VW Exc. cond. $650/offer. 354-7487 Phone 294-6414, Ext. 2465 LINES after 6 p.m. or weekends. '66 TRIUMPH 1200 Convertible. Exc, mech. Last summer, Sandy had a wonderful time cond. Recent tune-up. $1200/ 14Y,e2,11-1t5 LOOK4 L KE. rr MIGHT M AN trade equity for older VW 295-4949. o1ycourz5E.. and earned a good salary flying the friendly skies of UNITED as a stewardess. It was a CLASSIFIED RATES No refunds possible on canceled ads. Print your ad here: (Count approximately 33 letters and spaces lor each line) memorable experience and Sandy would be Minimum Three lines One day Two days Three days Four days Five days delighted to tell you about it. 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