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VOLUME 94. NUMBER 9 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8. 1990 Bookstore Hugh Gillis Hall shows off My Kevin J. Well needs repairs Daily staff writer The Spartan Bookstore is spreading its wings exross campus and wants stu- water heaters in the Central Classrooms to know about it. Maintenence dents reupholstry in some class- Campus hest. a two-day e, spon rooms in Dudley Moorehead Hall. and %tired by the bookstore. took place Tues- bills increasing the drainage system in the Engineenng day and Wednesday. The bookstore By Barbara Langley Building soaked up the 191491990 bud- hoped to capture the attention of students Daily staff writer get. who might not know about the services it The walls of one stairwell in Hugh The remainder of the more than 150- offers. said Marilyn Railsback, director ol Gillis Hall are streaked with water stains item list will base to wait until funds ar- the Spartan Bookstore. resembling a day -old coffee spill. rive for the next fiscal year. Games and giveaways, music and Above, crumbling ceiling tiles that were product demonstrations were used to at- The list has accumulated because of originally white have rotted to a murky students to the area between Clark the lack of funds, and it will continue to tract yellow. Rec Center, where seve- grow because of the age of the camp', Library and the These are just symptoms of the build- were set up. Qayoumi ral booths ing's ills. And instead of curing the Various companies that sell products problem. SJSU of agreed last The facilities department prepared a bookstore, such as IBM, through the week to add another Band-Aid costing five-year schedule for the chancellors American Express. AT&T. Barnes-Hind 51.000 to S5,000. office. From the 1990-91 through the Med, gave away product sam- and Club The roof, which has been patched 1994-95 school )ears, these repairs will held prize drawings and provided in- ples, several times, is one of the many items he completed lithe funds are as ail-able students. formation to querying on a lengthy $21 million list of mainte- want to expose the students to Approximately $4 million dollars is "We nance and repairs needed at SJSCI. said products and services available in the needed per fiscal year to keep up with the Mt) Qayoumi. assistant executive vice Railsback said. Facilities schedule. The "ideal funding bookstore," president of facilities development and companies who will he would be $6 million per year,- said "Besides the operations. represented in (Campus Fest), there are Qayoumi. Even the amount of money Replacement of the leaky roof could stu- allotted for the whole CSU system many other services available to cost anywhere from $42.(XX) to $50,- dents," she said. "would have not made a dent in our 0110, he said, but because the latilties "Students can have keys made, rub- list. - department is limited to an annual spe- ber stamps and name plates made," she cial repairs and projects budget of about In 1987. the department was "given added. "Students can also special order $222,000. he has opted to patch the a good sum of money,- said Qayoumi. as balloon bouquets." products such roof. again. With approximatley $100,0(X), six or off to a rough start, The event got The leak "doesn't give a positive as- seven roofs were repaired, he said. though, as rains threatened to cancel it pect to the theater arts building," said Qayoumi attributed the increase to a and the scheduled 10 a.m. starting time freshman Marc Rotzow. who has a few announced in the Spartan Daily was de- surplus in ('St funds for that fiscal classes in Hugh Gillis Hall. "I'm more year. "The money available in the sys- layed. worried about all the asbestos in the of tem was higher,. ' he said. Suzanne Oshima, an employee building." Market Source, the company that helped At this time. maintenance has "al- For the 1989-90 fiscal year, the chan- coordinate the event, said, "We're start- most spent all of the money," Qayoumi cellor's office allocated just under $10 ing a little late. We wanted to see if it said. million for the whole CSC system, for would rain before we opened up and we A major overhaul of the central cool- special repairs and maintenance pro- didn't want to open up and have to close ing system pumps, maintenance of See REPAIR. 145 4 I ha! e down if it did."

Favorable weather prevailed and the Rick Romagosa Daily staff pholograpner event was into full swing by 11:30 a.m. Those students who did arrive early busied themselves with the product dem- Fullerton reveals onstrations given by IBM. Certainly a popular attraction, the computers were given considerable field testing by the students. new garage plan "We're in the bookstore selling IBM products and we're here today rop,Dcanna Wilshire showing students the (IBM) PS/2,- said and Bruce "Action" By Edwin Acevedo you want to have Karin Kelley, a student representative for Jackson from Team Daily staff writer In addressing the possible kiss ol rev- IBM. Roller Blades, The campus' low-level residence enue because of low attendance at SJSU "We have a loan feature with grad- dc strafe their halls might be torn down to make room football games, Fullerton said there uated payments,- she said. "that could routine at the premier for a new parking structure. SJSU Presi- were several factors that influenced the make them more affordable." of ( 'amine: Fest on dent Gail Fullerton said at a press con- lack of fan support. The success of local professional teams. an LI nit ppea ling When asked if she might buy one. Ses emit Street. left, ference Tuesday. Monica Kendall, a nutritional food sci- Cathy Polland shows Fullerton spent about 45 minutes an- ence senior said, "If I could find one her balance and skill swering reporters' questions in the con- ference room at Tower Hall, addressing cheaper than $2.000 I would." Kelley Chinn Daily staff photographer in front of a crowd. a variety of university-related topics such as transportation, athletics, and open faculty positions. Fullerton revealed the plan for a new parking structure while responding to a Free Tay-Sachs screenings to be given question about the possibility of a Bay Area Rapid Transit extension to San Jose. She stressed that the idea still pen- By Rob Neill testing, said students need to he edu- ded approval and was part of the univer- Daily staff writer `If we find that someone has a positive, we can cated about Tay -Sachs. sity's long-range planning. Tay-Sachs disease, a genetic disorder "It's a dangerous disease, hut I'm a If the university cannot get enough that kills children but can go undetected give them some counseling if they plan to (health education major) and I hadn't new land on which to build a suitable in the parent that passes it on, will he have children options such as adoption, or even heard about it," Dyen said. parking structure. Fullerton said the screened for Feb. 14 and IS. "If I didn't. I'm sure most students school will consider reusing some of its The test takes five minutes and is free just inform them of the risks' don't . current land. of charge. It is sponsored by Student --- Oscar Battle, Battle also is calling on faculty to as- One of the options Fullerton sug- Health Services and several student or- sist in Tay-Sachs education. In a recent gested was tearing down the lower level health educator ganizations. press release he asked that instructors dorms and high-rise buildings such as The test will identify whether or not allow a speaker from SHS to give a 15 Joe West Hall, then raising the parking 'We're looking up. We the person is a carrier. Canters are minute slide presentation. structure on the leftover land. healthy people, but if they want to have people are especially prone to carrying for the test, results will take several The testing on Feb. 14 will be in the "We're looking up." Fullerton said want at least one children with another canter the child the disease, with one in 30 being a car- weeks. Student Union Uniunhum Room from about the possibility of a new high-rise runs a 25 percent chance of being a Tay- rier. "If we find that someone has a posi- 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.. and from 5 to 7 p.m. dorm. "We want at least one more more parking Sachs child. Oscar Battle, a health educator with tive, we can give them some counseling in the Joe West Hall lounge. parking structure structure.' The disease causes a build up of fatty Student Health Services, said that all if they plan to have children options Testing on Feb. 15 will be in the Four potential routes to lengthen the material in brain cells during infancy. students should be tested. such as adoption, or just inform them of Umunhum mom from 10 a.m. to 2 BART line to San Jose are being con- Symptoms include blindness, paralysis, "Many students don't know their ge- the risks,’ Battle said. p.m. sidered, hut one of them runs through Gail Fullerton, and convulsions. netic background from even 20 years, Pregnant women may not take the Other sponsoring organizations are the 10th Street garage, which provides SJSU president There is no treatment. Death results you just can't say 'I'm not Jewish. I'm test. the Pre-Med Student's Association, 2.1(1) parking places. in two to four years. not worried.- said Battle. Gina Dyen. a resident adviser in Joe California Nursing Student's Associa- Fullerton said that the university One in 150 people is a carrier. Jewish A small blood sample will be done West Hall who will he helping with the tion, and the Jewish Student's Union. would support an extension of the BART line. hut not at the expense of the home schedule and the Oct. 17 earth- garage. However. the chances of a San quake all helped contribute. Jose BART extension are slim, she Life and the Arts plan for three world Campus Club Day to take place said, and it probably wouldn't come "You can't Slam the Door Softly championships and an earthquake all at about in this decade. the upcoming once,’ she said Review of Club Day is the inspiration of Cindy SJSU, and to get them involved in cam- She said that because of the great production by the SJSU Theatre Ice cream social is Resler. chairwoman of IOC, who orga- pus events. number of students that commute, there The first football opponent next year Arts Department. among festivities nized three similar events at Foothill Ju- Leadership workshops and fund-rais- is a need for good, fast transportation. is the University of Louisville, and "Father of Reggae" nior College. ing activities are also included in IOC's Fullerton said that the greatest con- Fresno State is also coming to San Jose. By Denise Reynolds "Club Day is an opportunity for stu- goals for the clubs on campus. cern of the campus is coping with Fullerton said she hopes that games like Joe Higgs Daily staff writer dents to see the clubs on campus. It's 'I((' is an information network to growth. The faculty that was hired to these will bring more people out. headlines a reggae For those commuter students, and for for the students,"Resler said. unite clubs,- Resler said. handle the university's growth in the She is also trying to get the the foot- benefit concert for those who live on campus and still are More than 40 clubs are scheduled to If Club Day is a success. the 1()C 1960s is retiring or has already retired. ball team to reduce the practice time not involved, there is an abundance of participate in Club Day, which will be- plans to hold the event each semester, Funhermore, she said the campus has African Awareness athletes spend in pads during the spring. organizations at SJSU out there to be held in the an quad, across from the following the Add-Drop peritxt grown rapidly in the last five years. and Month in the Student Union The Injuries increase because new players discovered. Student Union. or on Seventh Street. sponsors of Club Day hope to' encou- there have been efforts to fill 50 new trying to make the team "are out there Ballroom, Feb. 16. And with more than 200 clubs on Each club will set up a display table rage more student involvement" at faculty positions. heating up each other." Flashback campus. the Inter-Organizational C'oun- where they can hold fund-raisers and SJSU, and to "unify the school,' If the positions cannot be filled by the Dennis Hopper is a notorious cil and the Associated Students are hop- membership drives. The A.S. will judge Resler said. right people. Fullerton said the univer- At the Jan. 19 meeting rut the Down- temporary people and re- town Working Review Committee. prankster and Kiefer Sutherland ing to increase awareness of the variety the club's displays and award a trophy The IOC was re-instated last semester sity will hire Ful- of clubs that are available tor students to to the most creative table. in an effort to increase communication cruit again. lerton expressed concern that one of the an FBI rookie star in this new join. Free ice cream sundaes will be among campus organizations. The A.S. She admitted that the time and money routes being considered for a future movie from Paramount. Thus. the IOC and the A.S. created served, starting at 11:30 a.m., to stu- originally attempted to unify such it takes to recruit faculty are both great, BART extension into downtown San see Page 6 Club Day, to be held on Feb. 14, front dents with their student body card. groups in the spring of 1987, when it hut the faculty "shapes the campus. Jose would require the destruction of 10 a.m. to I p.m. IOC is designed to assist clubs at passed an act initiating the IOC. They can build the kinds of programs 10th Street Garage. " SPARTAN DAILY THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1990 Viewpoints SPARTAN Other

The West Central Tribune, Willmar, Minn: on the Soviet Union been FORUM A le* years ago. It would have untlinik Editorial success able for Americans to be rooting for the ot.a Unionw n. areNowo.peu h attini leader of the Soviet thatdru Sovietiorsid his impending demise. President Mikhail Gorbachev can fend off internal Student apathy political altaas and achieve his economic and po litical reforms in the Soviet Union. It's a wonder that it took so long for a failed starts at the top ideology to succumb to reality. The Soviet Union h a military superpower. hut Finding someone on campus who and will continue to he it's a basket case. Outside of war could name the members of the Asso- economically. military might can maintain political donii ciated Students Board of Directors would fare. nance only so long. In order for power to be lasting. he next to impossible. it must include economic strength. In the past five months, seven of the If the communist hard-liners fear war as much hoard's 12 members have resigned. These as we do. then there may be hope for Gorbache are the students we voted into office to He must buy time in order to gain political support represent us. The reason they gave for for reform. It will be a long and painful process. leaving was the inability to devote enough Changing from a rigid, centrally controlled econ- time to their responsibilities as directors. omy to a market economy has been compared to They had other priorities. changing planes in mid-air. are patient, reform will Three of the four directors who re- If the Soviet people Big Macs might tide them over. signed last week had served on the board come. Meanwhile. even whet their appetites for a higher standard or on a committee before this academic and of living they will enjoy in a more democratic so year. At the least these directors should ciety. have known what serving on the board in- Fl volves. The Telegraph, Nashua, N.H. All the directors made a conscious on the Soviet Union decision to run for office, citing a desire to Mikhiail Gorbachev. has allowed the changes in get involved and serve the students. the Soviet satellites to happen by refusing to send Do they believe they were able to the Soviet troops to beat back popular demands for serve their constituents in one semester? change. over the week- And how well will their replacements A demonstration in Moscow also was met with- serve the students they claimed to want to end,e., huge by Soviet standards, punitive crackdown by the army or secret po serve if they are thrust into action at mid- out a semester? That augurs well for the elimination of the Students are often accused of being constitutional clause that guarantees the Communist TO AtviEltc,A apathetic. of not caring how or where their COMING- Party will always have the upper hand in Soviet at lees are being spent. But that apathy is fairs. more prevalent in the board than in the A multi-party system may not solve all prob- student body obviously. lems, as Gorbachev has warned, but it would bring Last semester, directors were consis- new people and new ideas into government. tently late or absent from meetings. The of problems fl hoard was often forced to postpone impor- Being medium solves a lot Herald-Journal, Spartanburg, S.C. tant business because there were not I 05.1, gaming: in one tit those Ilosel REPORTERS' inound \% tound to start the process of on Angola enough members present to vote on an able movie theater food lines recenth peace between two countries. The current offensive by Soviet-backed forces issue. The board couldn't even agree on a You know, the kind where you wait for All celebrities, whether presidents. in southern Angola is a serious breach of the cease time to hold the meetings. ID minutes to pay big bucks for some FORUM itliletes, or musicians are just as me- fire agreement. This violation should underscore Two directors resigned. and their po- stale candy, cold popcorn and tlat Coke. BY LARRY SALISBURY litim as the average person. They make the lesson that, despite all the happenings in the sitions remained unfilled until the last There isn't a whole lot to do in these Imre money, but there's more to life U.S.S.R., the United States must remain vigilant meeting of the fall semester. lines. hut once in a while you catch a han money. They've got problems too. everywhere. . particularly interesting conversation. others, or more intelligent or stronger. insist that the Everyone realizes that campaign Our State Department should I heard one that night which struck but there are things about everyone to There are too many people trying to Angolan government and the Soviet Union stop the promises are empty. but the students of me a.s odd. like and dislike. Some people are good he rich or powerful while not realizing fighting immediately and return to the negotiating SJSU at least deserve a board that can fol- It was the guy in front of me. with the at some things, others are gtxxl at other that there really isn't a whole lot of dif- table to reinforce the agreement already reached iii low through enough to finish their terms. pink high tops and green pants. talking things. That makes everyone more or ference between them and everyone that beleaguered section of Africa. We also should If students don't have a board they to the girl behind the counter. "Give me less medium. else. demand completion of the Cuban withdrawal. can count on, how can they not be apa- a medium Coke, a medium Junior Much to the chagrin of SJSU Presi- The American goal should remain nothing less dent Gail Fullerton. our school is just as They will all die eventually and it thetic? Mints and a medium popcorn," he said. than free elections, a democratic government, and a medium as the next university.. won't have mattered a whole lot. Most "After all. I'm just a medium kind of permanent peace. guy. We don't charge too Much, we've people are fivitten pretty quickly and My first reaction was, "You're just got some good teachers and some had those that aren't probably have more to an idiot, and my movie is starting so ones, some good students and some had hide than to be proud of. The Waco (Texas) Tribune-Herald Other Viewpoints hurry up. By the way, nice shoes." On ones. Believe it or not, even some gotxl It's all right to succeed. As a matter on U.S. troops in Panama second thought though, he was probably administrators and some had ones, but of fact, it's an obligation to do the best Vice President Dan Qua),Ie's trip to Latin just flirting, hut I think he made a good we're really not very unique. with what you've got. America and the Caribbean was a worthy gesture The Westerly (R.I.) Sun Even those two superpower leaders. point. but was doomed from the start. Instead of east,* on the federal budget Bush and Gorbachev. are really just two Just don't forget how little difference If a few more people in the world re- hard feelings over the invasion of Panama, the trip It is such i to see that the 1991 proposed alize that they are just as medium as a medium guys looking for a medium there is between everyone. Maybe you gave Latin leaders a to display re- federal budget does not resemble one put out by guy with pink shoes and green pants, ground between two different philoso- have some pink shoes mo. fresh opportunity Ronald Reagan that it is tempting to say the first all- we would have a lot less problems. phies. There weren't any instant solu- Larry Salisbury is a Daily staff sentment against the United States that seems -al- George Bush budget is good enough. Sure, some are more powerful than tions, but hopefully some common writer ways just beneath the surface. It isn't, not nearly. The leaders of Mexico, Venezuela and Peru he In a government budget, when the economic found it "inconvenient" to receive Quayle. So to assumptions are too optimistic. the deficit leaps Letters to the Editor went to Panama, where he was welcomed, and. was. wildly ahead. The rosy Bush budget low-balls infla- Honduras and Jamaica. where all he heard "Get the troops out of Panama." tion in 1991 at 4 percent and is really pushing it hour operation I had con- During the course of the eight Some troops from the invasion force remain ill when it forecasts a 3.3 percent increase in the GNP. UPD sting operation lauded and electronic news media, parts of versations with the press Panama because Panamanians want them there : If the Office of Management and Budget is off Editor. which appeared in the Spartan Daily. I would like to clear up The remnants of ousted dictator Manuel Noriega's by only 1 percent in its projection for the increase in This is in response to Patrick Nolan's Campus Voice that any misunderstanding that UPD officers are waiting to pounce police force and army before the Gross National Product, the projected $63 bil- in the Feb. 5 issue of the Spartan Daily. on unsuspecting "good Samaritans.- I would say that some- must be reorganized appeared the nation can seeu lion deficit jumps $18 billion. It's too had that Mr. Nolan wasn't writing for a short one who discovers any unattended item and turns it in to a lost take responsibility for its own rity. The national debt will cross the $3 trillion story fiction contest - he would have won. By the time I read and found should be applauded for their honesty. The person That will take more time. [bark this year. Interest payments on that debt now about the possibility of being face down in the mud and hand- who picks up a backpack and takes it to a responsible party The present leaders of Panama are the sante dat up 14 percent of all tax dollars. The Bush bud- cuffed by the University Police Department officers, I had to has nothing to fear from the UPD. The person who picks up a ones chosen in free elections last May. which is get has not done enough to slow this catastrophic deal with the fact that we may be in a Russia-type state even purse or backpack, goes someplace and removes any valuable good enough for the Panamanians but not good misuse of our money. though that categorization may not tit any longer. contents before tossing the backpack in the trash may he ques- enough for the rest of Latin America. They refuse So, Mr. Nolan would like to see a "sting operation by tioned by an officer and given the opportunity to offer a lawful to recognize the government that took power with Fl UPD officers that deals just with drugs and (lord knows SJSU explanation of his or her actions. American help. The Santa Fe (N.M.) New Mexican is famous for this) "arms dealers." During undercover operations, teams will be watching How all this concern for Panama managed hi on the peace dividend I'm sorry if Mr. Nolan feels that backpack thieves and for persons who remove wallets or money from unattended stay bottled up during the brutal, corrupt. Noriega Recent polling data confirm that three out of bike thieves are not worthy of attention. For every backpack a backpacks or purses: for persons who cut locks or chains se- years remains a mystery. four Americans believe the end of the Cold War Mr. Nolan turns in - someone else doesn't. curing bicycles; for persons who smash windows to enter cars The United States must remove the last inva- Mould lead to euthit, ks in military spending, pro- In 1989 I had two hikes stolen from campus racks. The and steal radios and parking permits. etc. These are activities sion troops from Panama as soon as possible but of both was more than ¶5(1). Knowing that a that most law abiding individuals do not engage in, but too ducing a "peace LIS 1!...,1 total value cannot do so yet. Until the troops can leave, we will sting' operation trying to lure a bike thief into action was many are victims of. have to put up with the resentment aimed this way being used makes me, and others. happy. No criminal was The message I hoped to get across to the university com- from the south and take most of it with a grain of caught but just as a gotxl-hearted citizen like Mr. Nolan is munity is that UPI) is responding to the property theft prob- salt. aware of "sting" operations. so KS) is someone whose inten- lem innovatively and actively. Spartan Daily tion is for their benefit. They will be aware that it's not going B.M. Lowe Published for the University and the University Community to be as safe as it once was. Sergeant Lowe should be lauded for trying State University Police by the Department of Journalism and Mass I think that UPI) Sgt. Philadelphia Daily News we have at SJSU like bike, book, and Communications Since 1934 to attack the problems on German reunification and the United parking permit thefts instead of just going for the drug busts, (UCPS 509-480) States arms dealers and gun toting criminals. pulls" put 4,en Jou CaS,un WO, ,1 I trim ninowspo PO:Who Mon The East Germans, despite years of snn and Ow PownWen Poo Publarod diao ha 'On law woe UremssIV einj 1111 Weis S01, flo If you have nothing to hide, then being stopped and Editorials 40-odd pun! award ffe own ao roma* now al Ow nommen! it Jounolon and 14ao rhetoric, are talking questioned about the backpack you picked up shouldn't make seriously about reunification I wornorwaiwo Ow Unavolla Phowaranan ana Yudg. WON w9soo5ni4 ohooPOnw with West Germany, owpod mammon"! it ammo bow Fl madonna ow 120 Loh rimier $105 Boom you irate it should make you thankful that it's just that The editorials that appear at the upper left- a thought that can't fail to wao po woo IS non On -onow Wiwi% pod Ica Ihrou# lownowoak ROM Mow. My* I. cause a twinge among Pod in harder for thieves to succeed. hand column of the Forum page reflect the majority people familiar with the Ger- onr ovaled widen Plow Nowa! 924 VW! Advamanq O241170 much man nondariPobbearaw. Mr. Nolan. I hope you don't think I'm attacking you opinion of' the Spartan Daily Editorial Board. The fondness for marching through their neigh- Poona. Ohm und al *.owown,, v*On (Isk S.rn Ise 405r Umunsi) ()rev ii board is bors' homes armed to the on Boom San .Inat .SIO/ it's only the non-fiction logic attempt you tried to make. To made up of the Daily editors. teeth and feeling mean. me. it came out as fiction, entertaining and well written. It makes a lot of sense for the East Germans. STAFF Matthew I). 1ndrrson West Germany, after all. is a wildly successful capitalist Few la Mel Wu Hamm Senior state that also maintains layer upon layer Mostly Olwoloo UM, Ada* Journalism Letter policy of social benefits, along with intelligently generous CIO Ws Awe Mow. imerrior f dams spending on infrastructure items like education. The .Spation Milr welcomes letters to the edi- East Germany would be foolish not to hitch its rick- MICA, tor. All letters may he edited for grammar, libel and too, NS- ety wagon to that three-pointed Mercedes-Bent W., UPD sting targets thieves length. The writer's name, class level, major and star. So, home phone number (not for publication) must ac- kork ’ Hmmmmm. . . 11... oah company all letters. Letters may he delivered to the located in a large urban area. Looking at the way things are working Saogrynal 4.Snrung San Jose State University is Spartan Daily newsroom in Walhquist Library out Many of the problems associated with the big city are here, here, especially as President Bush and Congress (Wow Bs North 104 or the Student Union information desk. iftwoorn Galata MOM including crime. One of the goals of the University Police De- keep diddling with the deficit, our industry spirals in I*. Modal Ow partment is to lower the success rate of those who come here downward and our branches of government Mown Me Malmo* com- i. hopww. Gloom Fen* to prey on the campus community. pete only over who can give the most to the already 5- On Friday. Feb. 6. the UPD conducted undercover oper- rich, an idea glimmers. a "ow !la now. 0.51 Campbell Seth Nowa! U.S. Frepaa SW Raps Column policy Rolm. ations involving some 22 people from this department and se- Why don't we unite with the West Germans? ' !Ws &ow& Ina likrwe 'anon Ova L B Cogan kW &C. Odigne Gora curity personnel from the library and bookstore. Or allow ourselves to be Fthe (*two!S Pot Rotors Ions* MOW Maar Flon, NOk Rob Nal Iowa C Ora Jove Signed columns are written by members of the acquired, appalling r. PSI (Anne Nov.& R.Idy RobrSon Immo SidraM.5 K Sned! Alm %Whom Ton The target of the operation was property theft. The cam- Spartan Daily staff. They express the opinion of the it seems to have the Germans be "white knights"? TBrawon Akin( tows Komi NOI pus news media was invited with the intent of apprising the They can Pl000paphan writer and not necessarily the viewpoints of the handle our invasions of small coun- MANI lieldy Chin IMPS Cho film Cala RAD. Sono* Drmr linwoh university community of UPD's attempt to safeguard the newspaper staff or department of journalism and tries and our finances. Ow Moto 14ovAboln Sallnftliorn Pomp* StwwWws Kota Woo Iwin property of those who work or attend school here. mass communications. We can feed them hamburgers. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1990 SPARTAN DAILY 3 SJSU Today YesterDaily

lir,ouSe ddddd modem .% ore- nig On Wilson calls for EPA funding Students get access campus eters dot. YesierDoily pro. ink - vides reinkrs with a recap of the 0l'4 sought the K Ls support. and called on to publication previous day' .1 lop stories. % of SJSU's Moto Landing Marine Labo- Promises to fully support environmentalists to back his "Big ALLess. SJSL student maganne, is 'vitt Green'' environmental Initiative, a com- ratories received a one-acre land-grant 'I not only want to be looking tor concise, well-resean.tied ar- Irons the Chevron Corp that will go to- rnal plex measure that would require a grad- ticks by Coastal Commission, agency free-lance student wnters for wards rebuilding the lab which suffered ual phase-out of pesticides known to governor, but I intend their spring MO issue. 'ahem:aortal major damage during the Oct. 17 earth- hopeful Pete w 'shed to see ultimate state ens in at cause cancer and of chemicals that de Feature articles between 2.000 and Wilson, dramatically quake Before any new building takes lied rejecting the poli- mental regulatory power rest with the pixie the ozone layer. It would also limit to be California's 3.000 words as well as RXJ- to 1.300- cies of fellow place, the damaged labs must he demo- RI is Republican George Deuk- governor's MICe I do not want to see ottshore oil drilling and require oil spill word articles on deparments such as mejian, promised environmental czar.' lished and rebuilt Currently, there are but Saturday to fully fund the Balkanization of gubernatorial au prevention planning. The proposal has campus, people, entertainment, city and the beleaguered Pete no plans as to what the new land will he var- Coastal Commission. thonty." he said. not yet qualified for the ballot, and Wilson, sports relevant to SAL' and the sur- take pesticide controls used for Students have been working ml - away from fann- As desenhed by Wilson. his "Cal - needs 172.17M signatures on petitions California senator and rounding area are needed ers and create a new state out of temporary facilities in Salinas ing Environmen- EPA" would he a sort ot ens ironmental by March 23 gubernatorial hopeful Ideas should be submitted no later tal Protection since the earthquake. Money that will Agency. superagency with responsibility for vir- "I committed myself and my cam- than Feb. 14 at 3 p.m. to: Wilson, in a detailed he used to rebuild the lab will he coin- uch speech at the tually all environmental regulatory func- paign to making sure that, whatever Dr. Harvey Gotliffe. Publisher 17th annual symposium over ing from the Federal Emergency Man- icy of the Planning tions air, water, toxic,, the coast, happens to John Van de Kamp, that ini- Access Magazine and (..'onservation League, said wetlands. agement Agency hut no exact amount i)on if wildlife habitats and tiative, that vehicle for change, will he Dept. of Journalism and Mass Com- elected he would use the governorship has been settled tin es% Wilson, California's junior U.S. sen- on the ballot next tall." Van de Kamp also proposed extending California's munications as a "bully pulpit'' to pressure the 1 eg- ator who earlier served 11 years as said. three-mile off-coast limit to 12 miles as Walquist Library North 'on- islature - Kappa Sigma fraternity members, and the public to support mayor la San !Nev. is virtually unop- Feinstein. in remarks prepared for de- a means of limiting off-shore oil dnl- San Jose, CA i to 95192-0055 forced out of their house alter the Oct. environmental safeguards. Wilson's posed in his campaign for the GOP gu- livery to the POI. on Sunday, Sunday. ling. Or dropped in the Access box in 17 earthquake. are still waiting for city comments marked his most comprehen- hernatonal nomination in the June pri- called for the creation of a state Growth "Only with the control of our coast- WLN 104. sive environmental approval to repair their house on S. Ilth statement thus far in mary. The two principal Democratic Management Commission, similar iii line can California take an active lead in All writers will be notified of reject- his quest for Street. April 15 has been set as a tenta- the governorship, and re- contenders, former San Francisco the Coastal Commission, declaring that the fight to prevent off-shore oil dril- ion or acceptance. flected his continuing efforts to distance Mayor Dianne Feinstein and state Attor- "responsible growth management must ling," she said. tive completion date and as the day himself from Gov. Deukmejian on key ney General John Van de Kamp, were he the number one priority of state gov- members can move back in. A licensed issues. also scheduled to address the envinm- ernment " Feinstein said she would cre- contractor was called in after the earth- -I not only want to be governor, hut mental ist group. ate such an agency "within the first 010 quake to clean up the asbestos in the I intend to he California's environmen- Van de Kamp. according to an ad- da) s of my administration.'' Extra UC campuses put on hold house and eventually left only the su- tal czar." Wilson said, adding that he vance transcript of his remarks, also last week in Los Angeles. Feinstein porting beams standing. Some of the The University of California may lkspite the objection,. spokes- members have been living and conduct- have difficulty getting funding for three man Ron Kolb said no dianges in the ing their meetings at a another house on proposed campuses if it comes to the pnicess are expected. S 11th Street. Legislature one proposal at a time. In addition to Statham, the Jan. 11 developer according Resignation of top to Assemblyman Stan Sta- letter to Brophy was signed Assembly Two SJSU industrial design majors tham. members Norm Waters, 1)-Plymouth; have been accepted as interns at the Statham. one R -Redding. is of nine Richard Floyd, D-Los Angeles; Doris Ford Motor Co. in Detroit. Phil Frank legislators who have good for Apple, report says signed a letter to Allen, R -Cypress; Lloyd Connelly, D- and Nate Cervantes will he leaving this Board of Regents Chairman Roy Bro- Sacramento; Dan Hauser, D-Arcata; week to work in Ford's Advanced Con- phy critical of a map API Analysts said a report use graphics system. dividing the state Tim Lesto; R-Carmichael; and Sam cept lksign Center. Frank and Cer- Wednesday of the planned resignation 'They've got to make Gasser's departure will leave a into northern, central and southern re- Farr, D-Carmel. vantes are the first SJSU students to he of Apple's Computer's chief product "giant hole" in the management of the gions. selected as interns. developer, who had served as the com- a change. l's painful, company, said Bruce Lupatkin, an Statham also sent a similar letter to The Ford Motor Co. has also donated pany's visionary since the departure of Apple analyst at Hambrecht eir Quist in UC President David Gardner. $45,000 to the SJSU industrial design founder Steven Jobs, could he welcome but it's got to be San Francisco. UC officials have said each of the program to go toward the purchase of news for the industry's second-largest done.' three regions will get a campus and re- For the Record new equipment in the program's com- genLs are personal computer maker. Paul Gillen, But while it will he difficult to re- scheduled to announce Feb. puter graphics lag. "They've got to make a change. l's place the flamboyant executive who 15 which region will be the first. In an article dealing painful, hut it's got to be done," said Executive editor of wore an earring and once cursed at As the boundaries are drawn, the cen- with the accident at Scott Lazier. an SJSU environmental Paul Gillen, executive editor of Compu- of Computerworid a reporter's question during a news con- tral region is the only area without a UC studies major, has put pressure on the terworld, an industry news weekly. ference Lupatkin said it would not he campus, which Statham said appears to Seventh and San Fer- Fairmont Hotel in downtoen San Jose to "In the long term it's going to be impossible. favor its selection next week. nando streets, Julia install recycling bins for bottles. Lasier positive because what Apple needs is a had headed Apple's domestic sales divi- Budget limitations have created con- works as a banquet bartender at the cern that only the first campus will be shakeup," he added. "They need peo- sion, was forced out of the company, "Since Jobs' departure (in 1985). he hang was incorrectly hotel. built in the near future, causing a scram- ple at the top who can make decisions which has suffered from slow growth had been promoted as the individual re- ble among the regions to be first, he and get pnxlucts out the door." for a year. sponsible for the company's vision, but referred to as the said. The Wall Street Journal reported in Apple has come under increasing if you look at what's he's delivered. I -The map is basically silly. It's crea- county manager of Wednesday's editions that Jean-Louis criticism from its legions of stalwart don't think there's a great loss in vi- tive map-drawing, to say the least." A FREE GIFT JUST FOR Gasee, 46, who has headed Apple users for not developing a low-cost new sion," Lupatkin said. the University Foun- Statham said. "When you come to the CALLING. PLUS RAISE UP Computer Inc.'s new products devel- model of the Macintosh and for intro- dation. hang is the TO $1,700 IN ONLY 10 DAYS! o(iment for the past five years, will ducing an expensive portable Macintosh Dunng its latest quarter, Apple suf- Legislature with just one area, there's Student groups, frau, and leave the company within the next few last year after considerable delay. fered an II percent decline in profits political problems." accounting manager needed for marketing weeks. Both Gassee and Loren had once from the comparable period a year ago. Statham said UC ought to build three sororities project on campus. For detaiLs Apple representatives would make no been considered possible successors to It was the thin) consecutive quarter the new campuses simultaneously. for the foundation. immediate comment. Sculley. and their apparent fall from company had experienced a decline in plus your FREE GIFT Group officers The paper said John Sculley, Apple's prominence conies as Apple fiercely both revenue and profits compared to call 1 1300-765.8472 Ext_ 50. chief executive officer, had pressured tries to keep ahead of the competition, the year before, with most of the prob- Gassee to accept a demotion. which is trying to develop technology lems centering on Loren's division, the Just last week, Allan Z. Loren, who comparable to the Macintosh's easy-to- company's largest.

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SPARTAN DAILY L THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8. 1990 UNLV too much for young Spartans Morrison starts 4 freshmen for first time in SJSU history Kt %like %trailer Rol,/ stall *Nat 'We are not in the %Linda% night the men s basketball team learned its limitations atter the% same league as them, rani r against the ninth ranked they ('NI Ruffian Rebels The Spartans are a great team. tell to the Rebels 105-69. the worst We don't have the for the team this season. the lets'. dropped SJS11 to 5-15 over- team to compete all and 2 9 in the conference. against their talent, the"Runnin Rebels" are currently 10 I in Big West and 174 overall size, skill, or UNI.’ continues to lead the confer experience.' :ince by a hall game over New Mexico State Stan Morrison. We are not in the same league as Spartan head coach them, they are a great team," head coach Stan Morrison said. "We don't out of the their game plan and simply have the team to compete against their heat them in every department. talent, si/e. skill, or experience They "They 1UNI.V1 took us hard to the are a considerably better team then we hoards and were able to make a lot of easy follow-up shots," Morrison said. Ihe kiss was the sixth in a row flit- the "They also took us out of our motion Spartans. four out of the last five have and used a strong pressure defense been by 10 points or less. against us, they are simply a better team Some people are mediocre but we then we are." always come together as a team," said Senior center. Kenne Young did not SJSU senior center Kenne Young. when start in the game because of a missed rielJNE, referring to the team's moral after the practice on Sunday. Replacing him, loss to UNLV freshman Kevin I Aigan made the most Momson said that the team was not of his starting job pulling in 15 rebounds satisfied with their effort. and scoring 16 points for the Spartans. "The team has its heads down. They "Kevin played a great game, grabing Marcia I epler Daily staff photographer are emharrased by the loss. I think that all of those boards and hustling the way we all are embarrassed," Morrison he did really impressed me." Morrison Freshman forward Kevin Logan said. "The thing that we will need to do said. goes up for a jump shotagainst Cal is pick es up oursel% and come out Logan reflected on his attitude toward State Fullerton. swinging against t Stile. the contest: "I was pleased with my 'Die team has taken it on the chin a game but it didn't really matter in a lot, hut their hest quality is that they're blowout like this. We're- trying to keep always able to come hack. While win- a positive attitude. I personally learned a ning is tremendously important, feeling lot watching UN1.V rather than watch- Valentine's good about your game is more SW. I ing myself play against UNIV.'' Day don't think the players feel too good According to Morrison. Young did Special ! about their game." not intentionally miss Sunday's prac- By starting lour freshman, the first tice, it was just an inadvertent mistake. Copies on 20# Bond Pink time in the school's history., the team Young still sat on the bench when the or Cherry at half price seemingly was outclassed by the Re- opening wistle blew because of Morri- bels. UNI.V features one of the most son's rules about missed practars. 3.50 Each powerful front lines in the country with Immediatly following the game, forward Larry Johnson, the 1989 Junior Young was flown to Oakland to have College Player of the year, All-Ameri- his nose rebroken and set. Young frac- can candidate. center David Butler, and tured his nose after taking an elbow kinkoss. former Olympian 19119 Big West Player from Fresno State point guard Bijou of the Year Stacy Augmon. They were Bali during the Spartan's Jan. 29 contest the copy center just too much for the Spartan front line. against the Bulldogs. Young said before Surprisingly, Morrison said that leaving for UNLV that he Jim Moho Daily stall photographer seriously 310 S. Third St. 295-4336 SJSU was not intimidated by. the Re- doubted that the injury would prevent Junior guard Troy Batiste scored 16 points in the the (cant's leading scorer in Big West play with a bels. hut rather that UNLV took them him from missing any future games Spartans' 105-69 loss to the Runnin Rebels. Batiste is 15.1 average per game. 481 E. San Carlos St. 295-5511 Basketball's Top 25 L.A.Raiders move to Sacramento is Associated Press RESERVE OFFICERS' TRAINING CORPS The Top Twenty Five teams in the tied to Giant's anti-ballpark campaign Associated Press college basketball Poll, with first-place votes in paren- SACRAMENTO (API Mayor The San Francisco district attorney tribulions above $1.000 made in the last TONIGHT'S theses, records through Feb. 4, total Anne Rudin says she will ask the City has subpoenaed developer Gregg Lu- 16 days of an election to be reported to -points based on 25-24-23-22-21-20- Council to reconsider its support flit- kenhill of the SSA and others in an in- election officials within 24 hours. The 19-113-17-16-15-14-13-12-11-10-9-8- bringing the Raiders football team to vestigation of possible illegal contribu- district attorney's office is investigating HOMEWORK IS TAKING 7-6-5-4-3-2-1 and last week's rank- Sacramento if any evidence of wrong- tions made to the campaign that allegations that the campaign committee ing.' doing is found among the plan's main opposed building a new ballpark for the opposed to the ballpark did not report THAT HILL. Teem Rae. Piths. backers. Giants. II you're looking tin excitement arvi adventure, you'll some contributions. find it when you enroll in Army Fl r ITC. It's not your 1 Missouri 21-1 1,617 1 "If there were evidence of illegal ac- San Francisco Mayor An Agnew has ordinary college elective. 2. Kansas 22-1 1,561 2 tion on the part of any members of the Lukenbill admitted last week that he also made allegations that those in- Find out more. Conrad CPT Ben Hands 3. Arkansas 19-2 1,438 3 Sacramento Sports Association. I would had asked a Woodland businessman to volved in the anti -ballpark campaign hid Room 309, MacQuarrle Hall, or call 924-2920. .4., Duke 18-3 1,364 5 ask Mr a reconsideration of the 550 mil- make a contribution to the anti-ballpark the source of campaign contributions, 5: Georgetown 17-2 1,337 6 lion franchise fee," she said Tuesday. campaign. He had earlier denied any in- an illegal practice known as "money : 6. Syracuse 16-3 1,281 7 She told The Sacramento Union that volvement. laundering 7: Michigan 16-4 1,113 4 "the public would he outraged" if the The city's 90-day commitment on the The San Francisco grand jury will in- ARMY ROTC :EC Connecticut 19-3 1,073 13 offer remained after wrongdoing was franchise fee to attract the National terview Lukenbill and several others be- THE SMARTEST COLLEGE 16-4 1,061 12 uncovered. Football League lean) to Sacramento ginning Monday. UNLV COURSE YOU CAN TAKE. 10 Purdue 16-3 1,013 8 However. we don't have any evi- runs out Feb. 28. The council would have to vote 11. LSU 16-4 94 14 dence of that yet and I'm not going to then to extend the offer. State campaign laws .12: Illinois 16-4 866 11 rush to judgment," she added. require all con- 13 Oklahoma 15-3 854 9 *14 La Salle 16-1 795 15 15 Louisville 16-4 739 0 Spartan baseball team 16 Georgia Tech 14-4 634 17 .17 Minnesota 15-4 566 19 destroys Pioneers 16-1 18 Oregon St. 17-3 499 21 19 UCLA 15-4 450 16 The Spartan baseball team defeated Results were not available at press 120 Loyola Marymount 17-4 376 20 Cal State Hayward 16-1 on Wednesday time. Further results will he avail-able in .21 Xaviet, Ohio 17-2 298 23 afternoon in a game that was played a Friday's edition. .22 Anzona 14-4 276 24 day late due to a rain delay. .z3 Michigan St. 17-5 257 24 SI John's 17-6 208 18 25 Indiana 14-5 147 22 i,itlar receiving votes New Mexico :DI 118, Alabama CO. North Caroline ,158, Brigham VVVVV 29, N. Carolina :t3t 18, Tessa 12, Idaho 0, Clemson 8. lcinoriginaTech 5. Dell St 4. 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THURSDAY FEBRUARY 8 FEBRUARY 7 1990 SPARTAN DAILY ' President Bush Toda Protesters Bush responds well greet President in S.F. to issues, EPA says 1 Bush seeks WASHINGTON IAN -- President calling the president's remarks a ems Bush's top environmental adviser said disappointrnent ’ support for Wednesday the president is "respond- Sen. Albert Gore, D-Tenn., a Ire ing very well" to the challenges of +lent cntic of the administration's envi- defense plans global warming despite complaints from ronmental record, accused the president environmentalists ot. inadequate lead- tub mii% mg as slow as molasses" on LIVERMORE President ership trom the White House on the concerns by many scientists that nun- George Bush visited one of the na- issue made pollution accumulating in the at- tion's few nuckar weapons reseamh William Reilly, head ot the Environ- mosphere threatens to signilicantly labs Wednesday as part of a Western mental Protection Agency. defended warm the earth by the middle of the next swing seeking public support for his Bush's speech to a global warming con- century defense plans, as hundreds of demon- "What we're hearing is talk of an strators gathered to protest a ference Monday. in which the president variety of year of waiting. I expected a lot Issues - called fix more research before specific commitments are made to reduce so- more concern about the (global warm- After visiting Lawrence Livermore called "greenhouse" pollution. ing) problem." said Rafe Pomenuice of National Laboratory and speaking to "The speech that was delivered was the World Resources Institute the lab's staff, Bush helicoptered to first rate," Redly told a congressional Bush, speaking to the 80-nation Inter- San Francisco about 50 miles to the heartng. He said that while he was not governmental Panel on Climate northwest, then drove to the San Fran- directly involved in writing the speech. Change. said. "Our policies must he cisco Hilton, where he Wats to deliver "two-thirds to three-fourths" of the consistent with ecimomic growth." He a luncheon speech to the Common- complained that in some areas of the de- wealth Club. suggestions he submitted to the White House were incorporated in the final bate over the greenhouse effect, "poli- Outside the hotel, a makeshift stage draft. tics and opinion have outpaced the set - was set up in the middle of a blocked- Laura Chun Daily staff photographer The remarks reportedly were toned off street at one entrance, with a ban- S Bush greets media in San Francisco before leasing to Lawrence Livermore Lab down by White House Chief of Staff "Our goal continues to be matching ner reading, "We demand money for John Sununu, who has expressed con- policy commitments to emerging scien- jobs, housing and AIDS." cern that efforts to reduce global warm- tific knowledge and a reconciling of Music blared as demonstrators es- democracy." Defense Initiative, popularly known as Gave The Orders Fo The Colonel?'.' ing might cause severe economic dis- environmental protection to the contin- pousing a variety of causes marched At one point, the crowd set afire Star Wars. were in sight at the rural lab. ruptions. ued benefits of economic devel- and chanted. Many were angry at the large likeness of At Livermore Bush's head, and oth- to greet him were "I just hope we can let him know "I think the president is responding opment," the president said, promising government's policies in Central ers tossed paper about and fabric U.S. flags 1(1) demonstrators, including that there are a lot of people here in very well to the major problem we to convene a White House conference America and the recent military action onto the blaze. protesters from Greenpeace, who the community who don't support have" on the gMbal warming issue. on global warming in the spring. in Panama. Bush arrived at gathered San Francisco Inter- long before his arrival on an what they're doing here at the lab." Reilly told the Senate Government Af- James Tripp. a lawyer for the Envi- lographer Police Capt. Thomas Murphy esti- national Airport icy morning. under a brilliant blue said Tim Dymond. 22. of Berkeley, a fairs Committee. ronmental Defense Fund, said Bush mated the crowd at 600. There were sky at 8:41 a.m. PST. He was greeted After chanting and yelling at Bush member of the Alameda County Nu- Reilly appeared before the committee failed to demonstrate "the political will no arrests. by a delegation as I mgan of local officials, in- he arrived, the demonstrators clear Free Zone Committee. to endorse bipartisan legislation that necessary to make the United States a Jose Quintana. a Mexican citizen cluding Mayor quickly ainst ('al An Agnos of San packed up and left. As Rush Dymond was dressed in a white ra- would elevate his agency to a Cabinet - wleaatnienrignin "the effort to prevent global living in San Francisco, said he came Francisco and departed Oakland Mayor Lionel later, about a dozen kinder- diation suit, with a sign that said "ra- level Department of the Environment. to protest "Bush's invasion of Wilson. Panama garten students and their teachers dioactive" with a line slashed across The Bush speech before the 60-nation and the military games he's playing After a brief But Tom Lambnx, head of the round of handshakes, watched, chanting, "We want the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate with Central America. Bush boarded president." Global Climate Coalition, an industry Marine One, a dark "I'm helping to support the idea of Change on Monday was the president's "He's talking about democracy green Dozens group, called Bush's view of global but helicopter, for the short ride to of signs, bearing slogans a nuclear free Alameda County." said most broad-ranging to date on his views the invasion of Panama is not about the lab, a focal point for the Strategic such as "No Star Wars" and "Who Tom Lawrence, 75, of Berkeley warming "an appropriate balance." of what should he done about the ex- "We need a better understanding of pected warming of the Earth as a result the economic and social implications" of increasing pollution. especially car- of dealing with global warming. said bon dioxide from the burning of fossil Lambrix, director of government rela ink fuels. bons for the Phillips Petroleum Co. i.e Environmentalists immediately de- Economy Nations-sponsored con- is United good, Bush says The nounced the remarks. Star Wars "The was more talk in the speech ierence of technical experts is meeting . WASHINGTON (API President about economics than the environment,' to work on a proposed treaty to deal Bush said Tuesday the United States is Li Initiative said Daniel Becker of the Sierra Club. with global warming. in "excellent economic health" and will imusawrimania. 5. experience "strong, sustained economic -- 11 growth" for the foreseeable future. addressed er Bush offered the rosy assessment in fit 1.1VERNIoRL (API Presi- the first annual economic report he has dent Bush visited a Strategic De- submitted. A summary of the message fense Initiative research lab was released at the White House after Wednesday and declared that a $7-$11/hour lush signed the document at an Oval missile defense shield in space Office ceremony. "makes sense more than ever be- and The report broadly spells out the eco- fore." Drivers must be 18, own car, nomic principles that Bush said will Bush made the pitch for Star insurance. guide his administration, Wars in a speech prepared for de- PS After dispatching the report to Con- livery to workers at Lawrence record, very flexible gress, Bush left on a three-day trip to Clean DMV Livermore National Laboratories, - the West in an effort to boost public the nerve center of both the Star hours, FIT support for his $292 billion defense Wars research effort and nuclear budget amid demands from Democrats weapons work. Take cash home daily! fir steep spending cuts. The White House also an- In his report, Bush said. "Our excel- nounced Bush has invited West lent economic health will allow us to German Chancellor Helmut Kohl PIZZA- A -GO-GO build on the successes of the 1980s as to Camp David on Feb. 24-25 to 135 W. 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S I SPARTAN DAILY THURSDAY, FEBRUARY EL 1990 A new door opens for SJSU drama student by Deborah Kerr SPARTAN in Spring which received rave reviews by his "A kit of students want to direct plays. at the Spartan Shops. participating in fraternity Daily stall writer fraternity brothers from Delta Chi, even though but it's a kit of ysork.- he said. "We should do i'senis. and super% vault his residence hall fulfilling a need to litan. SJSU drama stu- most of them didn't understand what it was more productions On the average. I see about He already has his next play in the hopper. 1 Rusty Randolph has just student-pro- McClure. about dent & the about. 20 drama querns around here. There's about 70 "Private Wars." by James dused and directed his third campus play, Life Arts Along came his second play. "Vanities." 10 KO enrolled!' thee Vietnam veterans in a V. A hospital which " Slam the lkor Stiffly- a woman's corn- last semester, which was about three women "It's great lid people in the department to he will produce in March. Moreover, he has ing iii -age story by Claire Booth I .uce and the natural evolution of their long-time continue working. because there's too many cast two more productions to he spread out "When I first came here. I was the only friendships students and too less parts.- said Jeffrey through the remainder id the semester: "Lunch Black drama student They couldn't cast me in tufa sit amund and complain. .Do something Randolph said producing these short plays Draper. drama student and lead character in Hour," and "Baby with the Bathwater," he roles because they were all white roles." said about it!' So I did," Randolph continued has not only aided him in accomplishing nec- "Slant the Door Softly " said. the 24 -year -old Royce Hall resident adviser So, he did essary drama lab units, hut also proves a valu- It's not as hard to do as one would think. "I almost withdrew from school But, He set about producing his first, short able example tor other fledgling drama stu- said Randolph. who manages to maintain his 'Hopefully. by the time I graduate, I'll Laney Scott. the department head. said, 'don't one -act. hot-cast -member play. "Steelhirds." dents 3.58 G.P.A., while carrying 15 units, working end up in the main theatre... he said 'Slam the Door Softly' mixes humor with intimate moments

By Deborah Kerr ing portrayal of the shocked husband Daily staff writer Jeffery Draper who just learned he's losing the 'per- Drama student Kimberly Moline fect wiley. he took fiir granted for so said she had trouble sympathizing with deserves special many years. the lead character she portrayed in T praise for his He also deserves praise for his accu- Rusty Booth's 10-minute student -pro- rately -portrayed confusion in the face duced stage production of "Slam the convincing of the famous quotes his wife spewed Door Softly" by Clare Boothe Luce. portrayal of the forth from what were then called Staged in 1970. Mohne played the 'women.:. libbers' and her criticism of part of Nora, a housewife-comeaa- shocked husband Fruedian's theories about women. age, who decides the only way to pur- who just learned Even though her reasons to leave are sue any personal accomplishments is to not convincing for the '90s, there were leave her husband of 10 years, and her he's losing the some humorous lines, such as when two children 'perfect wifey.' Nora said in exasperation."When "The separation is hard to deal there's something wrong with me, the with." she said. "I had trouble finding first thing you think about is the condi- sympathy kr her. But, the more I from tests and tamous persons, her tion of my uterus. When something is talked to people soice lacked the inflection necessary to wrong with you, should I ask, 'Is about it, I found out convince us she felt what she said. something wrong with your prostrate In the student - there were more peo- True, the two stars had to work gland?" directed 5,151' ple out there like her against time. While her reasoning may Another funny line was, "Wid- play, 'Slam the than I thought. have seemed convincing two decades owhood is one of the kw fringe bene- Door Softly ,' . They'd say things like. Td leave my ago. it now seems extreme, especially fits of marriage." Thaw, played by husband in a second'. since younger marriages are more lib- All things considered, including the Jeffrey Draper. " Given her personal feelings and the erated these days, and women are dim lighting in the cozy University tries to convince minuscule two-week rehearsal period, more selective in who and why they Theatre, the mellow background music Nora. played by it's no wonder she wasn't able to add many. of Helen Reddy. and the proximity of Kimberly real emotion to her long, state-of-the- Mohne's co-star Jeffery 1)raper. the actors in the close quarters. made Mohne, not to female's-plight monologues. who played the incredulous husband, kr an intimate 30 minutes of inexpen- leave him. Dunng the back-to-back citings deserves special praise for his convinc- sive theater. Shannon Slamon Daily staff photographer 'Flashback' offers social commentary as well as laughs

By Tamara Thompson change and get a view from the other's viewed in times to come. It even sug- peaceful and simple lik he left behind. Daily stall writer perspective. gests that another counter-culture revo- It was during this segment that The recently released film "Flash- Buckner, whom we later discover is lution may he on the horizon. Walker too realized his need: to publish back" is not just a look back at the '60s really named "Free." finds the need to This film shows how important the his book and settle down. generation, hut a modem social corn- travel and he free of the constraints of generation gap can he in shaping lives "Rebellion is a young man's game." inentary that looks ahead as well. modern life. to different ends. Walker tells Buckner near the end of the The story makes some valid points Walker gives up his radical lifestyle Carol Kane's "Maggie- helped film. while keeping the audience thoroughly and is riding in a limousine by the end bring Sutherland's and Hopper's char- The musical accompanyment to the entanained and laughing throughout. of the story. acters to their completion. film was well chosen and corresponded The movie stars Dennis Hopper The changes take place mainly be- She played the pan of an old friend of well to the mood or theme of the scenes. ("Easy, Rider," "Blue Velvet." cause of what the characters learn from Buckner's hippie parents. A wide sampling of '60s music was ''Hoosiers'') as Huey Walker, an old each other. After 20 years, she still lived on the offered, including snippets from the hippie radical who became a living leg- Each character discovered the part of Oregon commune where Buckner was Rolling Stones, Lou Reed, Steppen- end by pulling a practical joke on Spiro his life that had been missing because raised. wolf, Bob Dylan and Credence Clear- Agnew and then es- he rebelled against it. Almost too coincidentally, the pair water Revival. caping from the FBI in Perhaps more interestingly, this film seeks refuge at the old commune when, The most fitting was "White Room" Film the '60s. serves as a social commentary in a on their journey, they are tieing chased by Cream during a chase scene on a Ret Kiefer Sutherland larger sense about both the '60s and the by a corrupt sheriff. train near the end of the film. "The laist Boys." '80s. Maggie was the catalyst for both Perhaps the only thing missing was a "Young Guns") plays the pan of '80s In the '60s, people rebelled against Buckner and Walker to sort out their piece front the Greatful Dead. Consid- special agent John Buckner, who is as- conformity. In the '80s, they rebelled own priorities. ering the way the movie was promoted. signed to bring the recaptured Walker against the values of the '60s and shifted Her eyes shimmered with some sort and even the title, the viewer almost ex- Imm San Francisco to Spokane, Wash. works both ways. ing, clean and materialistic. Walker is toward conformity. of special knowledge or insight as she pects to hear some Dead. for trial on the old charge. Although the two have personalities radical, carefree, unkempt and almost In one of his lines, Hopper tells Su- guided Sutherland and Hopper through There were times when it would have ..,The problem is that you really like that are as opposite as black and white. spiritualistic. therland that "the '60s are to the '80s footage of home videos on the com- been appropriate and the group's music me and just won't admit it," Walker the juxtapositioning of the characters The built in conflict here provides what the '80s will be to the '90s." mune. was conspicuously absent. tellS Buckner after they first meet. That works well. most of the fresh humor in the film. That alone causes one to think about In a touching moment, we see Su- Even still, the musical choices served turns out to he true, but surprisingly, it Buckner is conservative, lawr-abid- As it progresses, the characters how the decade of the '80s will be therland cry hard as he remembers the to emphasize the spirit of the '60s. Aussie compilation has ups and downs fly Randy Robertson and more each nme you hear ii. the main with a synthesized sound. "Green Heart- by Daily stall writer verse, "I'm getting down. because I'm not Martha's Vineyard is almost a folk song with First it was the Amenca's Cup. Then going down anymore:. is repeated frequently its slow haunting beat. The women's vocals came Paul Hogan. Fosters' lager. and "Young but not overdone. Einstein." "Heart" by Tall Tales and True has a are intertwined with all sons of bells and Well mates, now comes a new surge of sound heard often by U2. The song is fast- noises mixed eerily in the background. , music from Australia. paced and borders on rock/modem rock, much The last song. "Thank You...Goi,x1 These six new bands are not the first from like the older U2 sound. At one point the night- by Sean Kelly has a slow modern rock aok Australia, but they are fea- singer repeated "whoa/yeah, whoa/yeah- sound. About the only words are thank you Reggae musician be tured on "Roo Arts pre. much like when Bono works crowd. the Higgs, regarded as the 'sent!, ..Big Music From Another modern rock tune is "Minibar of (his, thank you-that. goodnight-this and good- "Father of Reggae," Down Under." a demo re- Music Oblivion" by the Trilobites (Try-low-bytes). goodnight to practically ev- night-that. He said is ill be one of three . cently release by PolyGnun The lead singer yells at intervals and is backed erybody but John-Boy. Revieu at a Records. by repeated low-key chorus and occasional acts performing Hummingbirds to possibly The best of the bunch is definitely The burst of loud music. Faith No More comes to Watch for The special concert on Trilo- Hummingbirds. The song "Get on Down" is mind when listening to the Trilobites. make it big. Tall Tales and True and the Feb. 16 to worth listening to. As the same style heard from REM., but with- The other three songs on the release are a bites also have sounds commemorate Awareness out the politics. "Get on Down" has a great cut below the first three. "Memories mem- for the others. it's "GDay" and back to Aus- African modern nick beat 'a hich grows in you more ones- by Crash Politics is mostly instrumental sie land for them. NIontb. intA

Higgs heads Awareness Month at SJSU. The purpose of this Rock group The Rise plays big to small crowd month is to "raise awareness of the contributions reggae lineup of blacks to the American way of life," said Naida Kendrick, marketing director of the Asso- Mark Smith with a hint of past influences such as PIT and The Rise incorporated a lot of new material By Ikmise Reynolds ciated Students Program Board, which is spon- Daily stall Writer Big Country. Fusing these two types of sounds ink its show, and finished its set with a different Daily stall writer soring the concert event. Paul Kreutz, lead singer and guitarist of the creates quite a hit of excitement. 140s updated version of the Hendrix classic Day -0! The sounds of reggae will come Reggae music was chosen "to highlight a Kise, ran around the stage at the Club Oasis in Not only are the group's members, who are "Purple Haze." alive in the Student Union Ballroom Feb. 16 to fornt of black culture that has become popular," San Jose while gnnding out a wild guitar solo. all graduates of Palo Alto High School. good The Rise; now tounng the Western United help celebrate African Awareness Month. said A.S. Concerts Director Rob Kolar. The Rise shared the bill with the Raging muscians, hut the Rise's songs have a con- States, will be on the road until the second week Headlining the concert is Joe Higgs. Touted According to Kolar. the response to the Marys and the Frontier F---ng Wives, at the science. of March. by his publicists as the "Father of Reggae, - concert has been very positive. KSJS sponsored music event Jan. 31. Kruetz, also the main song writer, is heav- On a different note, the outrageous Frontier Higgs is hest known for his influence on The The A.S. Program Board is "re-experi- .; The turnout was disappointing, but the inti- ily influenced by Native Amencan culture and F----ng Wives finished an exciting evening with Wailers, Bob Marley. Peter Tosh and other reg- menting with the students to find out what kind mate gathering was treated to a barrage of excel- the experiences of Native American oppression. its drunken, lewd and loud impression of a rock gae greats. of music they're interested in, Kolar said. lent nick and roll. Most of the Rise's album. "Fortune's hand. Opening for Higgs is the South Bay favor- The reggae concert with Joe Higgs is Feb. : Based in Redwood City, the Rise capti- Ride." has songs dealing with Native American The Wives mixed their own orginal songs ite, Uprising, followed by the Bay Area's own 16, at 9 p.m.. doors open at K p.m. Student tick- vated the sparse audience with its earthy, stream- ceremonies, such as the song "Eagle Dancer. - with a climax of unorthodox covers of rock Zulu Spear. Uprising, a popular local reggae ets are VI in advance and at the door. General line brand of rock and roll. or pas( American oppression demonstrated in the band, plays frequently at clubs in Los Gatos. admission tickets are $8 in advance and SIO at Its sound is a down-home rock -a-billy type Gabnelesque "Trail of Tears." Their onginal songs had intriguing themes. February has been designated as African the door. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY A, 1910 0 SPARTAN DAILY Campus music club is on rocky ground; seeking new members ty If) Lisa 4 uellar I/141111i mrig coikerts. I ,huni said voisement Daily staff writer The problem is with the actual "You could say everybody that II you've ever wondered who's be- number of club members. a COM comes to our shows is involved. That hind all the diverse concerts blasting group id live. could he upwards of 3(10 people You from the Student Union Amphitheatre ( ',bum said he devises eight hours could say that 50 bands are in- around noon. meet The Association a (to lo the job of hieing club presi- volved of Rock 'n' Roll - before it's too dent Coburn is moving on after this -One ot the problems we'se had is late. semester so the frantic search is on for the overtones that rock 'n' roll came', The club may be headed for extinc- a new president ith its name A itt of people have tion di it embarks on its fourth semes- "It could benefit anybody that their ow n delinttion of nick 'n' roll." ter since Kaydon Coburn and Roy wants to get invoked in the business said Coburn He said the club is open Recto founded it in the fall of 1988. of music." said Coburn ol the posi- It) all kinds of music. "It's the only music club on cam- tion. -We haven't had one hard rock pus, and it a dies. it's a crying shame "I'm doing it for my own satisfac- show yet. This will be OUT first one because MUSIC IS such a big part of tion. " he added. (Wrekking Machine)." blur lives and people don't realize it." Since Coburn is a journalism major Upcoming shows include Wrek- said ('obum, president of the club and who wants to specialize in entertain- king Machine on Feb. 28, New Re- the only remaining original member. ment writing, the club has helped him emits on March 14, Colorwild on The pnmary purpose of the club is make music industry connections that March 28, Love Shake Tornado on to promote musical awareness on could help him professionally as well. April 10 and Bug on April 18. campus. unite music lovers and pro- Although committment to the club Two other shows may he added to side (immunities for its members to is not high in terms of numbers. Co- the semester if extra funds are avail- gain experience in organiiing and burn is optimistic' about student Publicity Photo in- able Malcolm Bilson will perform at SJSU on Feb. In S.J. Beethoven Festival spotlights Norris will pay for friends funeral LOS ANGELES (AP) - Martial arts Norns said this week that he was a Palladium also will help pay for the fu- Malcolm Bilson, movie star Chuck Norris said he will family friend and personally knew the neral. famed fortepianist help a couple of international kick box- youth. "I feel very fortunate I have the sup- ing champions pay for their min's fune- "He was a real good athlete." Norris By Lisa Cuellar port of so many people," Blinky Rodri- Sonata," Bagatelles. "Opus 33," Hayden's "Sonata in ral. The teen-ager was Daily staff writer G. killed over the said. "Blinky and 1 trained together and guez said. H.XIV:39" and Mozart's "Sonata inc, K. 309." weekend in a gang-related shooting. Blinky was always hurrying off to his Sonny Rodriguez was unarmed when Malcolm Bilson, internationally acclaimed fonepianist. Fortepiano. defined "loud-soft,- is an ancestor of the Sonny Rodriguez, 16, was shot in the son's football is coming to SJSU. games. he was shot once in the chest about I piano. "It was much weaker than the modem grand as we chest while riding with friends in a car -They were a very close family and a.m. Saturday, police said. Rodriguez Introducing a senes of concerts and lectures as a pan of know it today, so a lot of compositions of Moran and early in suburban Sylmar in the San Fernando very religious. I lost a brother in Viet- was learning to drive a manual transmis- the 1990 San Jose Beethoven Festival, Bastin will be per- Beethoven were played on this instrument," said Professor Valley on Saturday, police said. nam, so I can understand how it feels," sion in a friend's car at the time. forming a solo fortepiano recital at 8:15 John Delevoryas of the music department. His parents, William "Blinky" and he said. Three young men in a 1986 Oldsmo- p.m.. Feb. 10. in SJSU's Concert Hall. Eidson is the dean of the American firtepiano school and Lilly Rodriguez are champions in kick Norris said he will contribute to a bile Cutlass pulled up beside the auto, 'He is the most famous fortepiano ( ()inert perfonner on the modem piano as well. A member of the boxing, an Asian sport that allows the trust fund to cover funeral costs. A ben- shouted gang slogans and one fired It player in the country. He's an extremely ex- music faculty at Cornell University, Bastin has presented solo use of feet as well as fists. efit kick-boxing event at the Hollywood handgun. citing perlOnner and Preview he's playing famous recitals all over the United States and Europe. pieces like the 'Moonlight Sonata.' which most people have "It's a great opportunity for SJSU students to hear some- heard of," said William Meredith, director of the Beethoven one as internationally famous for only $6. He's doing the Seven Second Delay Maguire & Mehallo Center at SJSU. same concert in San Francisco for $19," Meredith said. Gen- Bilson's recital will include Beethoven's "Moonlight eral or non-student admission is $12.

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'80s was mixed decade ,sine It didn't happen Fredrikson went on. ' 'In this envimn- for American wine sippers ment, main ot us in the industry looked fonvard to a brilliant decade of healthy SAN FRANCISCO (API U.S. nues. Premium California wines scored growth in the 1980s." said Frednkson wine drinkers ended the '80s sipping historic successes in the 19)t0s. "Forecasts prepared by major banks, brands tar better than the jugs they Jug wines, selling these days far publications. industry analysks, strategic shined with, in a frenetic decade that cheaper than mouthwash, accounted for planners. and all the most knowledgea- found national wine consumption up 72 percent of sales, but only 42 percent ble people indicated that wine ship- and down, and the industry crying and (about S810 million of revenues. ments would double by 1990. The range cheering at the same time. The 10 years started on a high mite. was anywhere from 800 million to 1.2 "It was a decade of extremes, con- Fredrikson said. billion gallons by the end of the de- trasts, for the wine industry," top wine White wine sales were booming Jug cade " economist Jon Frednkson said in an antes trom the Central Valley rode the It was not to be. The white wine end-of-the-decade report to the annual rocket. Wine coolers and imports were boom of the 1970s fizzled, While pop- Mlle Industry Technical Symposium about to pull off unprecedented perfor ulation rose 10 percent, U.S. annual per At the close of the 1980s. and still 111:1111CCS. capita consumption failed to keep up going strong, the "Si IVCT lining" of Rich vintners worried there would and dipped to 2.09 gallons. down 2 per- American wines was the premium va- not he enough grapes to inert the mid cent from 1980. rietal segment costing at least $3 a bot- '805 demand. In fact, some alread',. At the same time, wine consumption tle. White zinfandel was the star, far were going to Brazil and Chile for the rose by 14 percent. ahead of the red premiums and pacing grape juice they would bottle behind Frednkson blames cancer warnings, large increases in chardonnay pmduc- winery labels from C'alitUrnia and New bottle warning labels, publicity on tion from 1982 to 1984. York State. drunk driving, the anti-alcohol In California last year. better wines Experts predicted wine-shy Ameri- movement. the health-fitness accounted for 28 percent of sales, hut cans, who mostly prefer beer as their al- movement, and rising retail prices for 514 percent (about $1.1 billion) reve- coholic heverage, might finally accept the per capita dip Showy displays of wealth HONG KONG (API Walk into cars on Hong Kong roads are Mercedes- telephones. which generally cost $1,500 any 7-Eleven store in this British col- Benz, which cost from nearly $40,000 or more, have been sold in Hong Kong, ony, look past the Slurpee machine to to more than three times that amount, although pay phones and community the liquor selection and start counting; according to C.P. Moore. managing di- phones are ubiquitous. chances are up to a dozen brands of rector of the local dealership. Per capita consumption of cognac French cognac will be on display. "As far as we know. that is the high- is widely believed to he the highest in Welcome to Hong Kong. where pros- est penetration on Earth" for Mercedes, the world, with 357,0410 cases of brandy perity and an obsession with status he said. entering the colony last year. or slightly blend to create what may he the world's Nearly I ,(XX) Rolls Royce luxury au- more than one bottle per person age 20 capital of conspicuous consumption. tomobiles, which can cost almost or older. Cognac flows like water, luxury cars $400,000, cruise the local streets, giv- Shelves of neighbortaxid food stands jam the streets, pricy portable tele- ing this tiny British colony of 5.7 mil- often are stocked with bottles priced at phones are the rage and droves of peo- lion people the "highest concentration $200. ple spend small fortunes on flashy wrist- of Rolls Royce% in the world," said In explaining such sales, local ana- watches. Russell Blythe, sales and marketing lysts note that the rapid growth of Hong "There's a lot of ostentatious display manager of the Hong Kong dealer. Kong's export-led economy in the past among Hong Kong people ... because Nearly 50 brands of wristwatches. decade made millionaires of many local the achievement of wealth is such a most of them among the priciest on the entrepreneurs and left countless other driving force in people's lives." ex- market, were advertised on Hong people with money to spend. The low plained S.K. Cheong, head of market- Kong's four television channels last business and personal tax rates in the ing for Television Broadcasts Ltd.. the year. colony have ensured a high level of dis- Daily staff photographer Julie Lynn Rogers territory's No. 1 television station. Bulgari, an exclusive Italian man- posable income. Todd Wilder, a freshman advertising major, el- lead singer for Inca Inca, a local Reggae band that A recent international survey con- ufacturer of jewelry, has twin stores in But the thirst for status. or "face," evates his broken leg sshile shulving. Mier is the still perform at the Cactus thib this weekend. ducted by the marketing firm Backer Hong Kong and eight for the rest of the among the local Chinese appears to he Spielvogel Bates Worldwide found that world. The most popular Bulgari the main driving force behind the colo- nearly half of Hong Kong people say watches cost about $4500 but are often ny's consumption. owning expensive cars and jewelry are out of stock here. But for now, capitalism and conspic- important goals. About 100 fur retailers are listed in uous consumption remain very much Tourists spending more in U.S. Only one-third of Japanese and one- the 1990 telephone hook of this sub- alive in the territory. quarter of Americans surveyed felt the tropical city, whose climatic claim to ’1 see it as a beauty of Hong Kong WASHINGTON (API same way. fame is stifling heat and humidity for rather than a minus." said James J.S. For the 1990 is expected from Mexico, with an first time, foreign visitors are spending Here are the slats that tell the story: much of the year. Wong. host of the popular late-night 'Domestic and foreign II percent increase to 10.4 million visi- more in the United States than Ameri- About 12 percent of the private About 70,000 handheld portable talk show "No Restrictions Tonight." tors. Overseas arrivals, he said, are pro- cans are spending overseas, the Com- travelers together jected to grow by about 8 percent and Department reports. merce Canadian arrivals by 2 percent. The United States gained a $450 mil- spent $350 billion in lion travel surplus last year, Commerce the United States last Undersecretary Rockwell Schnabel said Overseas markets with the largest po- Monday. year' tential for continued growth include And Don Wynegar. research director Rockwell Schnabel, Japan, Britain, Australia and Sweden. for the department's U.S. Travel and Commerce Undersecretary "While arrivals from Japan and the Tourism Administration, said the sur- United Kingdom seem to be slowing plus is projected to reach $1.5 billion slightly, averaging 9 percent growth per this year. year. growth from Australia and Swe- den is expected to Our Jobs solve all average 14 percent kinds Foreign visitors spent $34.3 billion in 43.4 million in 1991. By the year 2000. the United States in 19149 while Ameri- Schnabel said, there are expected to be annually in 1990 and 1991." he said. cans spent $33.9 billion abroad. Ameri- 67 million foreign tourists spending a Schnabel described the tourism in- can and foreign travelers spent an iden- projecting $89 billion in the United dustry as "many different parts making tical $8.7 billion getting to their States. up the largest service industry in the destinations. Neighboring Canada and Mexico. as world.'' of social problems, The USTTA said the nation's record might be expected, had the largest share travel deficit was posted in 1985. when of visitors to the United States in 1989, "In fact, we are a $2 trillion industry it climbed to $9.4 billion. It attributed a combined 64 percent 15.2 million worldwide, employing over 100 million the turnaround to foreign travel to the from Canada and 9,3 million from Mex- people or one out of every 16 people in United States growing twice as fast as ico. Wynegar said. the world's workforce," he continued. Americans overseas travel. They were followed by 3 million Jap- In the United States, Schnabel said. The USTIA is forecasting a 6 per- anese tourists and 2.2 million British the travel industry is the second largest cent increase to 40.7 million foreign visitors. employer after health services, employ- visitors this year and a 7 percent gain to Schnabel said the greatest growth in ing nearly 6 million people.

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