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Serving the SiIn Jose State University CommunityDArLy Since 1934 Volume 90. No. 47 Monday, April 18, 1988 Taking time A.S. plans free transit

it. he said Supervisor SicLennan said he hopes the pro- gram will encourage students to rely on public transportation in the fu- discusses ture. "Students who ride transit now will ride it to work later." he said. bus service 'This is the only way people are By Jeff Elder going to really begin taking public Daily staff writer transit seriously When the campus parking garages McLennan said he thinks the plan begin charging $2 per day nevi se- will take several years to build mester, the chore of driv inc iii SJSU steady ridership. through rush-hour trattk and over The proposed project will include downtown potholes will become a contract between the county. even less inviting. SJSU's funding for alternative tran- With this in mind, Associated Stu- sit and the A.S. dents executives met Thursday with McCarthy estimated about $10,- Santa Clara County Supervisor Rod 000 of A.S. funds will go into the Diridon to discuss a plan that would project. allow SJSU students to ride Cal - Additional bus routes to SJSU, Frans buses free, simply by showing bus stops that are closer to campus their student body ideinification and buses that connect to the Light cards. Rail Transit Mall on Second and St. A.S. President Michael McLen- James streets will all he part of the nan and Terry McCarthy. vice presi- plan. McCarthy said. dent and president-elect. met with Diridon is not SJSU's district so- Kendra Luck staff photographer Diridon at his office to outline the pci'. stir, hut he is the county's tran- Joshua Morro!). left, a freshman in creative arts, I.ina Mayo, a engineering, hang out and relax on the lawn in front of Tower Hall. plan they hope will go into effect in sit supervisor and is a major propo- sophomore in English. and Sam \Minsk.% . a freshman in mechanical Morron entertains his friends with a few tunes on the guitar. spring 1989. nent of the Light Rail system. which "I feel very optimistic about it," he said could be part of the plan. Diridon said Friday. "It's especially prudent to do this The success of the plan will hinge now because the Transit Mall opens on the ability of either President Gail July 1." he said. Fullerton or the A.S. to provide Diridon said advertising in the KSJS, KSJO battle in Art Quad funds for a pilot project next semes- Spartan Daily and leaflets distributed ter, he said. to students and faculty should he part lion table. Diridon said that once funds are of the plan, to encourage as many "It's changed the apathy that has been re- located he will make the proposal to people as possible to ride the buses. Campus station asked to 'turn it down' cently reported. It takes something like this to the County Transportation Agency Leigh Kirmsee, next year's A.S. make people be passionate about something." to begin the trial project. director of California state affairs. By Hazel Whitman It there's any misunderstanding. we did not Sanders said. "If the pilot project works, we'll See TRANSIT, page Daily staff writer mean for them to be shut down. (KSJS's music) However. KSJS General Manager David KSJO's Friday morning appearance on cam- was turned up really loud and it was bleeding Yohn did not agree with Sanders' statements. pus sparked a brief controversy between rock 'n' over. We want to work with (KSJS people). An- "1 do not support the actions taken by KSJS roll and alternative modern mimic. thony said. "We told them at least three times be- representatives." Yohn said. Supervisor speaks A table set up by KSJS. the campus radio sta- fore we called seheduling . " Yohn said KSJO was engaged in part of a tion. was moved out of the Art Quad area shortly Ken Sanders. KSJS assistant public affairs di- "normal" promotion, that the rock station was after 8 a.m.. after KSJO's program director coin- rector. said there were three requests by KSJO to not "competing with KSJS.'' plained to SJSU officials that the campus station the KSJS representatives at the demonstration Later in the day. three representatives from was playing music much too loudly . table in the quad to lower the volume of the sta- KSJS walked to the quad area and spoke with An- about child care SJSU Scheduling Manager Arlene Robison. tion's public simulcast. thony. Sanders apologized, and after the two who received the complaint, told KSJS to turn off "The third time was a mistake on our part be- shook hands. Anthony invited Sanders to speak By Lisa 1% alker the speaker playing ' modern" music. cause we did turn it up loud enough so it could he on the air to KSJO's listeners. Sanders accepted Daily staff wrtin "I told I KSJS) to turn off the volume, and heard on KSJO." Sanders said. the invitation, and \\ interviewed by disc jockey "The issue care is sad also told them they were welcome to come back at Robison said she told the KSJS people their Perry Stone. one." said Anna 1,11tio, Sail Mateo another time." Robison said. table with T-shirts could remain in the quad area. "Things are fine between the two stations, the County Supervisor and Denim:relic KSJO Program Director Ken Anthony said his but the sound would have to he shut off. problem now is with a Student Union person. candidate for the 12th C'ongressional station had a permit to broadcast in the Art Quad About an hour later. Sanders said the music They have said we can't have any more tables ap- District, as she spoke to a small fr 8 to I I a.m. was the most important aspect of the demonstra- proved," Sanders said. crowd at SJSU during a forum on child care. Eshoo was invited to campus by the Santa Clara County Democrats in conjunction with the SJSU Campus Ad students take campaign on the road Democrats. to help celebrate the Week of the Young Child because "she has an outstanding record when By Vic Vogler from TV to radio.' dealing with child care. She has pi- Daily staff writer 'We have a good Luke said the agency redefined oneered private and public pan- Some classwork demands ltmg feeling that we're going to Nestle's target market to include nerships for child care." said Paul hours and sleepless nights. But at be (at the national children as well as adults. Children, Sonneman. secretary for the Santa least you can't he fired for doing it competition).' she asserted, are the ones with Clara County Young Democrats. improperly. spending money. Eshoo said the United States is Since February. 14 students from Charene Luke, One commercial idea involves a below all the industrialited countries Anna Eshoo Advertising 129 have reserved the agency production manager woman in her late 20s reminiscing when dealing with child care. "It's salt Mato, Count% utpermor power to hire, lire, and contract out- over "a few of my favorite things," not because we've lost our sense ol side work. As a mock agency. the Sacramento on April 23. If the cam- the group had to heat out 13 other including Nestle's Swiss chocolate. direction or our sense of morality: it deterrent for fatuities and employers. group will present an ad campaign paign wins there, the group will ad- agencies from the class' four sec- Another spot portrays two little boys is because it takes two parents to The supervisor said 50 percent of tOr Nestle's Swiss Chocolate in a re- vance to the national competition in tions. For six weeks the group cre- sharing the candy bars along with support a family. We don't have that mothers with school -age children gional competition with other Los Angeles on June 18. ated a campaign based on the other valued items. fluff anymore. a white picket fence work, which brings about more schools. "We have a good feeling that "Sound of Music" tune "A Few of Aside from creating commercials. and a two-parent home." Eshoo "latch key kids ’ and a greater need Created from student surnames. we're going to he there." said My Favorite Things.’ the agency has delved into other said. for quality child care, she said. the "agency" ml Branscome. Ridge agency production manager ('harene "It's a timeless. ageless real -life working conditions. Work- She said we must realim that Eshoo says she uses the word quality and Currin will compete against Luke. (theme)... Luke said. "We needed a ing some days without sleep, the stu- many years ago child care was a wel- frequently , "because all too many other Northern California schools in To reach the regional competition. strong jingle. It carries over well See AGENCY, page 7 fare issue, but now it is an economic See ESHOO, page 7 Fullerton says fees only option Student's package design wins award By Douglas Alger Clark Paper Flux. tition. which took place Thursday Daily staff writer "Every one of these could appear morning. SJSU student Ken Shaw is $2.00 on the shelves." said Milton Tuitt. "We take time out and do this be- University Just wants richer thanks to his package design structural designer for Fidelity Pack- cause we think it's good for the in- for a Conair Hair Dryer. aging. dustry," Clark said. to complete Rec Center Conair supplied 700 hair dryers to Local box makers volunteered Shaw's product will compete next industrial technology majors nation- their time to judge the SJSU compe- See PACKAGE, page S By Jeff Elder wide, including Shaw. for the Pa- Daily staff writer cific Coast National Paperbox and The only source for Rec Center cost overruns is Packaging Association Contest. student fees. SJSU President Gail Fullerton told cam- Contestants were asked to design pus media at her semimonthly news conference Fri- and create a prototype package for A pathway to success? day morning. the hair dryers, as well as to imple- However, overruns are being reduced as a result ment the Conair logo. Stanford Univer- of analysis by Professional Management Associates, "The main purpose. of course, is sity hovers to the In Depth '88 the firm called in this semester to study the project. to establish better communication northwest. Some she said. between the industry and the univer- 60 miles to the north. "They are still searching for ways in which they sity," said Edwin Mozley, executive University of Califor- can reduce the price of the project." Fullerton said. vice president of Pacific Coast Na- nia at Berkeley does Completing the project as quickly and cheaply as tional Paperbox and Packaging. the same. And closer possible is the university's goal. she said. "It took a lot of picturing in my to home, Santa Clara The PMA report released in March lists a total mind to come up with what I University stands as a project construction cost of $26.5 million, including wanted." Shaw said. He worked 2-3 reminder that we are AFTER SJSU: 'They are still searching claims by Roebbelen Construction $2.8 million in weeks on the winning prototype. not alone here. A FUTURE IN THE VALLEY? that may he reduced. Carol Inbody and Penney Law From throughout for ways in which they can 1,1 pr'l hk MI.!, 1,1111111,1I When students voted on the Rec Center in 1984 were awarded second and third, re- the country, diploma- reduce the price of the they were told it would cost $14.2 million for basic spectively. out of 13 SJSU compet- clutching graduates of project construction. itors. Both students reported being prestigious universi- project.' Fullerton said up to $2 million in claims may he pleasantly surprised with the end re- ties make their way to the Golden considered a minor leaguer by reduced due to the PM A investigation. sults of their packages. State. many setting their sights on some, hut with graduates who been Gail Fullerton. Associated Students office holders have "In my 12 years this was the hard- Silicon Valley. also long for success. For some, searching for funding alternatives since Chancellor est job with this group (of entries) In the middle of it all sits the hinging translates into reality. president SJSU See FEES, page 7 we've ever had to judge," said SJSU, a humble public institution In Depth 18/Pages 4, 5 mil IL Robin Clark, president of 0.E.

Monday, April 18, 1988/Spartan Dail%

Never Sleeps FORUM Russ

r`o PAT_TA:o Russ Baggerly 1-)Afify pass the Pepto, Published for the University Someone and the University Community I've got a case of Geraldo by the Department of Journalism Mass Communications and was absolutely the last time I will ever, That ever watch a Geraldo Rivera-instigated tele- Since 1934 vision program again. Please, somebody, get that guy off the tube. Is there anyone out there who watched "Murder" last Wednesday, and stayed tuned all the way through? I turned off the television after that overblown noth- ing of a (I hate to use this word to describe him) . -journalist started in on the woman who left her Don't call them child out to die. But the thing is, we really could have learned something if Geraldo had bothered to put some ef- 'junior' colleges fort into research for his "special." have gained some insight into the mo- SliltX transferring it SJSU as a junior last all, I We could mind of people who have heard several derogatory remarks about coin tives, emotions and state of munity colleges. have committed one of the ultimate crimes. What "I was smart enough to go straight to a four might we have learned if Charles Manson could serious answers? year school." someone said. Others differemiatc have been induced to give some into between "junior colleges and "quality insult! Instead. Geraldo baited and teased Manson lions. preforming his usual wild-eyed lunatic routine.

What's to say that people who choose to spend "Charlie" has been the subject of numerous a S50 per semester for their lower-division classes are studies and enlightened discussion, including less intelligent than those who spend more than speaking tour that Vincent Bugliosi hosted, and spoke at, a number of years after the Tate-LaBianca Some use community colleges as a place to murders. shop around for a major. Once they decide what It was Bugliosi who served as prosecutor during they want to do. they Manson's trial, and the lecture that he gave about can choose a four- Manson's conduct during the trial was riveting. year school vs ith an Part of the evening involved a screening of the especially strong de- made -for-television special that re-enacted the kill- partment for that ings. major. That lecture took place in 1978, but I can recall But others don't 11, IP 4 most of what Bugliosi said. I got a sense of what it have a choice. It's a must have been like to have been part of such a dra- community college Reach out and punch someone matic and significant event. I felt I left the audito- or nothing. The low rium that evening better informed, and with a tuition and entrance San Jose State University has a sive. Sprint shares MCI's clains of greater understanding of human nature. requirements allow new phone system! Oh, joy. . . costing less than Pacific Bell, as Geraldo's shabby little crusade to sensationalize lower-income people Had Alexander Graham Bell long as you don't mind entering your murder was not in any way the same sort of pro- and those who didn't Katarina known what he was getting society 4,372-digit access code. Dialing is gram as the Bugliosi presentation. We didn't learn graduate from high Jonholt into with the creation of the tele- often longer than the call. from Geraldo's show; we gawked at it. Like a schixil to get job phone, the inventor might have Hearing a pin drop across the hawker at a seamy midway freak-show, Geraldo training or the academic skills they need to tran.icr scrapped the whole project. country is nifty-swift, but with the put his prizes on display. to the sick fascination of to a four-year college. Consider the telephone. Decei- cost of long distance being what it is, the less intellectual masses. Contrary to popular prejudice, and luckily for vingly labeled as a convenience, the you can buy a box of pins for the Not that it isn't a natural response to be fas- those of us who don't have wealthy parents to fi- telephone is a device that screams price of a one minute call. cinated by the horrible or the bizarre. Who hasn't nance our education, community colleges generally for immediate attention. Rrrring is a Hang on it gets better. slowed down at a traffic accident, looking but hop- are "quality institutions." phone's way of saying "Answer me When you receive your bill (one ing not to see the blood and the gore? Be honest The California State University Board of Trust- Now! With such an immature Douglas Alger of the few things in life to arrive now, didn't you feel somehow dirtier, or less good ees issues an annual report that compares the per- "me-first" attitude. how has the promptly every month is your phone for having done that? formances of community college transfer students telephone managed to become so Thanks to the breakup of the Ma bill). you are buried in repetitive pa- In the wild, primate behavior studies have dem- and students who attended a CSU college from the popular? (Then again, maybe that's Bell dynasty, consumers now have a perwork. Case in point: Last week, I onstrated a kind of danger-fascination response. beginning. why it is so popular in the 80s.) choice as to which company and ac- received my phone bill from a cer- When frightened or startled, arboreal primates will The latest report cos ers those who transferred in SJSU's newest toy is not every- companying deficiency they will tain long distance phone company take to the trees. But as mon as they feel safe, they the fall of 1986 and continued in the spring of 1987. thing the powers-that-be could have have to deal with. that shall remain nameless. pause and turn curiously to see what it was that Anne Golseth. dean of students at Ohlone College hoped for. Instead of the easy-to-use Pacific Bell entices the public As long distance phone calls are caused the panic. I think the human act of looking in Fremont, said the average Ohlone transfer stu- phone system, answering service, with heart -tugging commercials detrimental to a starving college stu- at traffic accidents comes out of this same behavior. dent had a grade point average of 2.656. compared and paperwork saver that students while taking the public's money with dent's budget, my phone bill tends to Sort of like the moment between alarm and action. to 2.64 for the average "native" CS!.) student. The and faculty were promised, a com- wallet-tugging rate hikes. No won- he rather inexpensive. With only two when our fight or flight reflex kicks in. figures speak for themselves. plicated, confusing, and often inac- der "Reach out and touch someone" long distance phone calls for the "Murder" viewers who had hoped to see I attended Ohlone for two years and, after a se- cessible phone system has somehow is their slogan: they've touched their month, both of which were to Mod- But mester and a half at SJSU. I haven't seen any dif- been installed. The stuff of dreams is customers' pocketbooks often esto at that. I was sent no less than a Manson, to hear him discuss his crime, his ference in the quality of education between the two now the nightmare of reality. enough. nine-page bill! life, his ideas, were let down in a big way. schools. If anything, at Ohlone it was easier to get The university's solution? Have. A.T.& T. (you know - the one Each page listed the two calls and And letdown seems lobe the best way to describe personal advice and help with classes since I often people take another class! Pardon whose logo bears an uncanny resem- totalled their costs in some format or every one of Geraldo's so-called specials. Remem- ran into my teachers on the small campus. my ignorance. but why should stu- blence to the "Star Wars" Death another. Maybe I'm a little slow, but ber Al Capone's vault? How he found nothing but The instructors, many of them professors. were dents, faculty, and employees waste, Star) tries to impress its customers nine pages?! No wonder calls are so trash after two hours of filler that did not cover a no less informed or dedicated. In fact, several had I mean, spend, their valuable time with politeness. "Thank you for high; the consumer is paying for ex- single new point or idea? Even the speculation previously taught at prestigious institutions and pre- learning what was supposed to be using A.T.& T." does not make cess paperwork and postage. about what might be found in the empty space be- ferred the intimate student -teacher relationships at simple and convenient in the first amends for outrageous billing rates. Whichever phone company finally hind the wall was shallow and without substance. Ohlone. place? The right choice indeed. . . . manages to get its act completely to- Then there was the great anti -drug expose that gave us Being a journalism major. I had the opportunity If it is any consolation, the univer- MCI's "communication services gether. and develop a low-cost, Gerald, pushing into people's homes, hot on the to spend four semesters on the Ohlone Monitor sity's independent phone system is for the next 100 years" should be hassle-free, high quality telephone heels of the police as they futilely searched tbr staff, whereas if I had attended SJSU from the be- no more bewildering than those of amended to read "debts for the next service, is bound to clean up. There criminals to arrest. Another good one, Gerald. ginning I would not have been able to get hands-on the big name phone companies. 100 years," as they, too, are expen- has got to be a better way. I wonder how the lawsuits filed against him by experience until the third year. When I came here some of his subjects turned out? and began taking upper-division journalism classes, And now Gerald() has given us one more noth- much of it was repetition. Letters to the Editor ing to add to his running tally. Well. I didn't watch Every year. the California Newspaper Pub- the first two programs all the way through, and lisher's Association offers scholarships to journal- "Murder" was no exception. Really. I think the pone the inevitable death. Unfor- ism students based on their writing skills. The com- recommendation is that in addition guy is just plain rude. How was it he introduced Change SUBOD now tunately, (for me on a personal level) petition is open to sophomores at two-year and to adding two students to SUBOD that woman? Something like, "Here is a woman Editor, AIDS is always fatal! four-year schools alike. Because community col- (bringing the total to 12) that at least who committed the worst crime conceivable." Controversy lege students get more experience at an earlier regarding the ratio two non-student positions be elimi- I) Common sense measures. One Give me a break here, Geraldo. Did it make you and power stage, they usually take the top awards. of students vs. non-stu- nated (this would leave six non-stu- would be advised to follow these re- feel good like a tough, hard hitting news-dude to dents on This year, the four 52.000 scholarships went to the Student Union Board of dents.) gardless of HIV status. Limit use of browbeat that woman? Her tears were for herself Directors community college students as did five of the six has recently generated The rationale for this is that stu- all drugs prescription, recre- and her child. Remorse will be with her all of her headlines "Recognitions of Excellence." in the Spartan Daily. As a dents, and only students, are obliged ational and alcohol. Exercise, rest life. We weren't asked or expected to forgive, or former Community colleges make higher education ac- member of SUBOD. I would to pay a mandatory Student Union properly and eat properly. It's sad to even pity that sad person. But we also didn't get like to offer some cessible to a wide range of people. It should he in observations on fee to cover the cost of paying for the say hut even these basics are being any insight or understanding from the questioning this everyone's interest to have a population of edu- issue. construction of the Student Union. neglected. Although some groups she endured. So what was the point? cated. thinking, self-supporting individuals. Those First. I wholeheartedly agree that Furthermore, it is primarily student say that addiction and HIV infection My guess is, had Manson acted on his threat to composition who rate schools on price and prestige are missing the of SUBOD needs to fees, and income generated from stu- are two separate issues, this has beat the "heck" out of Geraldo, the guards would the point. be changed. Although students con- dents, that subsidize what would never been true, and as more and have been all over him in seconds. So why did Ger-

I used to say that Ohlone was "as good a place stitute a slim 10-to-8 majority, the otherwise be enormous operating more heterosexuals are infected, the ald() feel like he had to preen, baiting, "Yeah, dynamics as any to get your first two years out of the way." I of the board are such that losses for the facility. (Each student connection between the two will be- you'd last about three minutes with me."? non-student don't say that anymore. It was a very good place to members have histori- pays $10 per semester to retire the come more obvious. False bravado is not one of the attributes that cally start a college education. exercised an inordinate amount cost of construction, and $9 per se- 2) Legitimate medical treatment. most professional journalists aspire to build in of power and I received an associate of arts degree in June of control over SUBOD mester to balance the Student Union The drug AZT is licensed for People themselves. Nor are they interested in stories that 1987. The diploma may be mounted on cheap, im decision -making, particularly with budget, whether they use the union with AIDS (PWA's). Some doctors profess to examine serious social issues, while in regard to the who itation leather, hut the knowledge and experience I Student Union Recre- or not.) are even prescribing it for those reality merely sensationalize the more lurid aspects ation and Events gained are invaluable. Center fiasco. If these changes were to occur, the are only HIV infected. The federal of them. Student members on SUBOD administration, faculty and commu- government has set up numerous What "Murder" seems to have been was an- have perennially been at a disadvan- nity would still retain representation AIDS treatment and evaluation units other pitiful hid for glory from a low -class hack tage on the board, which is not re- on the board. The biggest difference (ATEUs). The closest one is at who needs to see himself as the great reporter at any flected in their numbers. The lack of is that in the future SUBOD will Stanford Medical Center. These cost. Gerald() need not pretend to be a reporter any- historical background due to their more likely reflect the will of the stu- were set up to expediate the testing more. He's more like heartburn, you have a hard status as a transient population, com- dents rather than an administration of AIDS drugs. timeignoring it. but you always wish it was gone. bined with the tendency of the non - rubber stamp. 3) Unorthodox treatment. Numer- Russ Baggerly is the Asistant Forum page student members to portray them- Recent revelations of multi -mil- ous PWA's have turned to Louise editor, which, despite being a nasty job, is still selves as experts are two of the main lion dollar mistakes should make it Hay and other metaphysical teach- better than being a TV talk show host, or worse, IT TAKES 2 HEAP factors contributing to this disadvan- clear that the status quo is not accep- ers, herbalists. accupuncturists or to a liberal. Russ Never Sleeps appears every Mon- tage. table and changes must be made. other mystical treatments (i.e. crys- day. During my tenure on SUBOD I Other students who concur and have tals). witnessed the manipulation of stu- OF KITCHEN CABINET suggestions can make them known 4) The illegal. Many PWA's are dents by non-students on a regular by calling their student representa- going to Mexico to buy the drug basis. TO MAKE It was my experience that ac- tives (924-6240) or by attending "Ribivrin." while others are import- DOLLARS cess to information for making in- held Forum Policy SUBOD meetings every other ing AL72 I from West Germany, formed decisions was directly re- Tuesday at 3 p.m. in the Student some are going to Paris or Israel The Spartan lated to whether or not the students Room. Daily wants your com- A BEL AIR HOUSE Union Guadalupe seeking treatment, and what is truly supported the aims of the administra- Lawrence ments, criticisms and suggestions, in the Dougherty sad is that many are choosing suicide form of eloquent tion. Former SUBOD Student Member (the suicide rate for PWA's is higher letters to the editor. OUR HOME While changing the composition These can Steps can be taken than for any other terminal illness.) be on any topic. However per- of SUBOD is not the only solution to I stand by what I said. AIDS is sonal attacks and letters in poor taste will such problems, it is a step in the Editor. fatal, but there are certain measures not be published. right direction. Under the circum- On Monday, April II. I was one can take to postpone death, or at Letters must bear the writer's stances, the proposal to add two or called to task for an apparent misun- the least, make it less painful. name, three students to SUBOD is both derstanding of a statement I had major, phone number and class level. proper and fitting. .772:.7s .. made. The statement, as I recall it, Jim Walters Deliver letters to the Daily office on The students on SUBOD should was that if a person is in some stage Academic Senator r Retal, the second floor of Dwight Bentel Hall or also consider decreasing the number of HIV infection there are certain Freshman to the Student Union of non -students on the board. My measures that one can take to post- istory information desk. A ' Spartan Daily/Monday, April 18, 1988 Page .1 ly Softball sweeps double-header Bettor files suit

By Kathy White Deity staff writer SJSU's softball coach Kathy Stra- against race track han got what she asked for. Before Thursday night's double SAN MATH) tAP) lid header against San Diego State. tor who claims he vi IS llc(Il IS Strahan said she wanted the team to miming S26 iS Ni hCl'fIllSe ut sweep the two games and her Spar Ludt) computer at l(,iy teadily,. SPORTS tans did with 3-1, 4-0 wins. race track is suing Is he payoff' The Aztecs, now 6-12 in the Peter Frankel. a San Mateo real PCAA and 20-21 overall. had just estate investor, also seeks interest 29 hut the tracks satellite lac:this two hits in each of the games. SJSt I and damages for a real estate deal computer would not accept his finished with six hits in the first lin says he could not complete bet for the races at Golden Gate game and eight in the second as the w 'Mout the S265,0011 in hand. He Fields iii Alhaiik Spartans upped their record to 8-10 I ied the suit Thursday in San I he betting oh ileitis% clerk tried in the conference and 19-1Koverall. Mateo County Superior Court. again a los minutes later and "We did exactly what we wanted According to Frankel. he put again at post nine. according to to," Strahan said. "Our pitching down 59,6041 in cash on a Pick the suit. All ?UDC Of his selections came through and we had a good de Nine pari-mutuel wager last June were winners, he said fensive effort." In the first win. SJSU came out strong. scoring its first run in the second inning. Both teams were ADVERTISE IN scoreless in the third before San Diego State scored a run in the top of THE SPARTAN DAILY the fourth to tie the game. We loaded the bases and that 924-3270 was our only real slip," Strahan said. "They scored I immoriJ a run and

started to get concerned. I told the Ilimmimimm team that this was the conference rat- ings that were at stake and we needed a sweep here and they got I SAVE A BUCK 1 fired up then." Ron Green - Dad y staff photograph.. So tired up that they scored two $1.00 OFF ANY OF OUR DELICIOUS 1/4 LB. I runs in the bottom of that inning and SJSU outfielders Sharon Cafini, Jill Dolce and SUI/ Sheets huddle together in center field 1 held the Aztecs scoreless for the rest I I of the game to win it. "We just hit the ball with more and that's a key position Ill IhRe er- or alltili1C1 Strahan said. I SANDWICHES I "We really did a good job. Stra- authority in this game." Strahan rorless ball," Stnihan said. "The think the gave up after we took I early lead in the second ban said. "We had good defense and said. "They never threatened and change has made the club stronger." game. I just really put it together." were never really even a factor in the Roberts 13-1. 6-51 pitched and Tuesday the Spartans will go ? TURKEY ROAST BEEF I Gale Dean (4-4, 10-7) pitched the game. It was more a question of matched Dean's two-hitter of the south to face the third -ranked team I CHICKEN SALAD HAM I two-hitter tossing two strikeouts in when and how we would score." first game besides batting in three of in the nation, Fresno State. I?

the win. The locals had eight hits in the the runs. 'We're hoping to split dpaiti,1 . PASTRAMI GIANT HOT DOGS I Top hitters in that first game were "San Diego had a long drive and them,'' Strahan said NA lust so II game with Morgenthal, Tina Rob- 1 center fielder Jill Dolce who had two erts, Angie Laolagi and Dolce each they did come out working posi- to continue playing as kk ell as w. I RBI on her single in the fourth in- picking up two hits. Roberts tively. hut I think they were hoping have I ning and Janice Richner, Tami knocked in three runs while Laolagi SCOTT'S ICE CREAM AND CAFE I Rudd, Kelli Moulden, Laurie Mor- I knocked in the other. Both nailed I genthal and Christy Eustice all had triples. 484 E. San Carlos hits. Morgenthal scored two of the I Strahan, who said the team mall!. team's three runs. 993-0370 made the win look easy, was overl I 1 "Jill got us some clutch hits when INSTANT pleased with the team's effort in the we needed them." Strahan said. I second game. 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success. Ask a thousand people what the word means, and you're likely to get a thousand different answers, particularly if those people are students harboring hopes of obtaining it and fears that it may elude them. To some, it means material things a $60,000 salary, a white BMW 635csi and a beach-front condominium on Maui. To others, it means recognition through achievements in work and in life "perks," as they're sometimes called. For others still, success means something more personal, simply being happy regardless of one's surroundings. For many students, success, regardless of its meaning, is a seemingly unachievable goal, something which, diploma or no diploma, will come only in dreams. For some SJSU graduates, the dreams become reality. Scott Clark left SJSU in May 1985 with a bachelor's degree in accounting to show for Julie Bennett In Depth 88 waited any longer, his move might have his efforts. Even before graduation, he was Prosperous graduates: Scott Clark, been blocked by a personnel freeze. Acting interning in the tax departipent of a large above, is a tax specialist in Sacramento, quickly, with his high school sweetheart and accounting firm, KMG Main Hurdman. and Kimberly Hanesworth, left, is a real fiancee, Elaine Nalty, completing her $8.50 an teaching credential at Santa Clara, Clark At the time. Clark was making estate agent working in Fremont. hour. 'I thought that was living," he says. headed north. chuckling as he recalls those early days. When he got there, his next salary This July. when raises are handed out at career option, changing the concentration of increase rivaled what it would have been in the Peal Marwick Main & Co. office in her studies to finance. San Jose. The rent on his first apartment Sacramento where Clark works as a senior After receiving her diploma. Hanesworth $305 a month was an added bonus. tax specialist, he expects to top $30.000. began a half-hearted search for employment. In August. Elaine and Scott were married. Clark's wife and high school sweetheart. "I was extremely discouraged. I was Though his new bride had once expressed Elaine. who took one class at SJSU while looking for jobs that dealt directly with concern about what she felt were poor job obtaining her teaching credential from Santa finance, and I was never in love with my prospects in San Jose, Clark said things Clara University. also works, adding to the major," she says. "I did not want to get a haven't been much better in Sacramento. couple's income. job to get a job." Even after finding a job teaching sixth. The Clarks are happy with much of what It only took three weeks for her to realize seventh and eighth graders at a Catholic they found in Sacramento. From their two- what she wanted had been there all along. school. Clark said his wife sometimes gets bedroom, two-bathroom townhouse, Scott is Having made her decision, Hanesworth bored with her new surroundings. only Si7( miles from work, an easy 10-minute returned to Galaxy. Doing so allowed her to "What has been difficult for her is that she commute. Their rent is $445 a month. work in the profession of her choice. doesn't have any friends here. and I've been Three years after graduation. things are surrounded by people she felt comfortable working a whole lot of hours, which leaves looking good for Scott. and barring a with. But since she chose to continue living her at home alone." he says. "Time is such catastrophe. they're likely to get better. He in San Jose. it also meant fighting commute a tremendous commodity for me. I just don't feels management is a real possibility, and traffic on Interstate 880. have enough of it." beyond that. maybe even a partnership. "I don't want to isolate myself, to become Back in San Jose. Hanesworth describes a Closer to home. SJSU alumna Kimberft completely focused on my job," she says. similar situation. Though she likes to play in Hanesworth has managed to parlay a "I would rather spend an extra 15 minutes or the South Bay, her activities center around summer job at Galaxy Realty Investment half an hour commuting to my living "touching base" with friends. And getting Consultants in Fremont into a career as a real environment." home early. estate agent. Unlike Haneswonh, some people are "Life after graduation isn't as glamorous In the 10 months since receiving her she chooses to take time out, there is a close wondering: Will there be room for me'? unwilling to accept local highway hassles. as most people think." she says. "I thought bachelor's degree in finance. Hanesworth network of friends in San Jose to support Where'? In what field? And will I be happy'? no matter what the rewards. For Clark, it being a student was very difficult. Being a has already managed to surpass her first-year her. Among them is SJSU alumnus David Alumni, even those who excel. remember was the relative absence of commute traffic student is luxurious." earning goal. which exceeds the salaries Leiser. Hanesworth's boyfriend of 41/2 years. those pressures with the advantageous in Sacramento. coupled with a lower cost of Obviously, not every SJSU graduate averaging $20.(148) she saw offered to Someday. Hanesworth may slow down perspective of time. living, that prompted him to relocate. prospers as Hanesworth and Clark have. But finance majors like herself. long enough to get married and raise a For Hanesworth, going into her chosen "I never really thought about anywhere in each case, the successful businessperson Hanesworth leek uncomfortable family, but for now she is content. "Work's field was almost instinctual. Raised in a else in California except San Jose," he says. of today was once, as Hanesworth puts it, a discussing her earnings, as a large proportion fun for me," she says. "That's why I work family where realty was the bread and butter. "When we started looking in the paper at the "dime a dozen undergraduate, with of them exist for now only on paper. tied up six or seven days a week." she obtained her license while working cost of housing and the rents. I thought. 'We insecurities to match in escrow But just as important to her is the Like the individuals themselves, the toward a marketing degree. It was then that can't afford not to move here.' ’ Finding a niche is crucial. Hanesworth freedom of being self-employed. "I want to experience of each SJSU graduate is unique. she began closing summer escrows. As Clark was considering a transfer from said. After that, perseverance is what sets be the controller of my time.'' she says. But some things, like graduation anxiety, are During that time. Hanesworth recognized the San Jose office where he had earlier you apart from the crowd. "You set goals, Fora go-getter like Haneswonh, setting all but universal. limitations in the career opportunities for worked as an intern, KMG Main Hurdman you stick by them even though it's tough, her own schedule generally means working Students nearing the end of their business majors. Realizing she enjoyed was on the brink of merging with another and when something falls through, you don't long hours, but she likes it that way. When scholastic careers often find themselves selling property, she began to see it as a firm, Peat Marwick Mitchell & Co. Had he let that weigh you down."

be aggressive in the market. Anderson said. Clara Valley He suggests that future entrepreneurs 'The Santa stay away from Sunnyvale and Santa Clara Valley still welcomes new entrepreneurs It just and head toward growing communities like is full of start-ups. Morgan Hill and Gilroy. Besides paying cheaper rent, a business csin establish itself EAUGH F. In Depth 'titi that no one else did cheap quality good idea.' By JUDI I H Chamber ol Commerce. takes one as a part of the community if it starts when sandwiches, made-to-order his business The county's 4.2 percent unemployment the city is just beginning to grow. he said. rate compares favorably to California's 7 skyrocketed. He also credits the success oi Steve Rumberg. But the real key to a successful business the 1970s, Santa Clara Valley was the percent rate. Millard said. his Togo's chain to hard work. luck and a SJSU senior and entrepreneur is understanding people. Anderson Inentrepreneurial center of the country.. "We have a pawl economic base." gtxxl business atmosphere. believes. "You can teach a chimp business Companies named Atari. Activision and Millard said. "Whether the employment "The healthy economic nature coincided You can hire an accountant anywhere. No Apple helped the area's computer industry rate is the result of new businesses creating with the explosive growth of the valley." She, like Kohler, said the Santa Clara one can make you feel or take off, and the California valley which he said. "It's been a good spawning Valley was a good place to begin. "I care about people employment opportunities or old businesses but yourself. had once been known fiw its agricultural increasing their number of employees or a ground." couldn't have started in a small community. The valley is a production became recognized as the high- combination is difficult to say." Kohler was one semester from I needed the clientele. good place to start if the market can support tech capital of the world. In any case, the low rate means that graduating with a psychology degree from "The next couple of years will be good. the business. said Steve Rumberg. an SJSU "Ten years ago if you wanted to he a people in the valley have money to spend. SJSU in 1971 when he wandered into a San Jose is blossoming. My concern is that senior majoring in business management developer of a business in the Santa Clara which is good news for potential small sandwich shop on East William Street this area is going to turn into another LA. I and a co-partner in Ability Systems, a Valley. you had to go out of your way not entrepreneurs. for lunch. In the window was a for sale don't want to see the big growth this area is software company in Monterey. to make money. but that's not true today," Steve Tedesco. San Jose Chamber of sign. He decided this was a unique creating. Yet. I don't want to limit it said Mike Kohler. president of the Togo's Commerce executive vice president, also opportunity, so with a family inheritance he either." Companies need to start where they have Eatery chain and a former SJSU student. believes the county gives businesses a bought the shop "for next to nothing." a market, Rumberg said. For example, if a The local economy, bureaucracy. people believe the only company has a new type of snowplow, then chance at success. "We started out with used Sears Many education and a growing population have refrigerators," Kobler said. "I remember successful businesses that start it won't want to market it in the Santa Clara affected the valley's business environment, while the overall economic outlook playing Frisbee in front of the store and here are electronics and computer Valley. But a new computer program could But he said. These factors haven't necessarily is positive, growth will slow down in running in the back entrance when someone firms. But the valley is a good place to start do very well. It all depends on the product. made the valley a less desirable place to 1988 and 1989. Tedesco said. would walk in. It was very humble." with a good idea because people are fairly "The Santa Clara Valley is full of start- start a business, just a inure difficult one. "We'll have a slowdown in consumer He said he was fortunate to make out as receptive to try new things, she said. ups. It just takes one good idea. In this The success of computer companies spending. There will still be an increase, well as he did, and doubts whether he could Others, however, don't see the valley in area, there are a lot of engineers and smart produced a growth of support businesses to but not as much as other years." do the same thing if given the opportunity such a positive light. people with good ideas." he said. serve them and their well -paid employees. Tedesco said he believes much of the today. "I was very lucky to get through the "It's a terrible place." said Paul Rumberg's idea came about while But as the computer industry slowed down. excitement about new ventures and ideas first five years. They were pretty lean." Anderson. a 1986 SJSU graduate and computer consulting for individual companies quietly faded and folded. has died. "The entrepreneurial spirit that In 1974. Kobler opened a second Togo's partner in 1906 Inc.. which owns Players businesses when he was attending junior "The Santa Clara Valley operates on a took hold of Santa Clara County came out in Campbell which surpassed the sales of Big Game Pizza in Santa Clara. "No one college. Romberg created an accounting cyclical effect," Kohler said. of spin-offs from existing companies, the original store within six months. here wants to work." program for an owner of a picture frame It goes through stages of rise and decline. People with a great deal of knowledge who "My goal was to have a multiple-unit Anderson said because of the wealth in shop. The store's owner was so impressed he said. Although today's opportunities realized the need for a new product or operation of about six stores," he said. the area, the true value of work and money he suggested the two join forces, he may he more limited than those a decade service started their own companies." With 114 Togo's shops, his business has has been lost. providing the financing and Rumberg the ago. Kohler said he believes the valley is a Today, people start a business because far surpassed his original expectations. "There is an overabundance of people technology. and Ability Systems was good place to start a husiness."It may not they want inure independence, a better Another SJSU student. Susan who are affluent or think they should he," founded. or he as ideal as it once was, hut it is still one income something other than an ordinary O'Donnell. found little difficulty starting he said. "You can live on nothing. The What makes a successful company is gut of the best areas in California. . job, he said. In previous years, her own business. Almost immediately Indians did. and I guess the transients and instinct. not necessarily location, he said. The valley has survived, and business in entrepreneurs simply thought of how to do after graduating in 1978. she opened a the homeless manage to live on nothing, "A lot of success depends on intuitiveness, Santa Clara County continues to increase, things easier, quicker or better, and felt the restaurant design service in Los Gatos with too." a sense for business and what it takes to said Pauline Millard. associate director of need to accomplish something. her talent, an interior design degree and a Because people in Santa Clara Valley are make a profit. It's easy to start. hut difficult economic development with the San Jose Kohler said because he offered a product $750 loan from her mother. so money-oriented. businesspeople have to to succeed." ). S par tan 1).i I N1 ond a y . A in il IS. IliKK In Depth '88/After SJSU: A Future in the Valley? A R4ort by Seniors in Journalism Tomorrow's Ticket to Success

University's image boosted In Depth '88 After SJSU: A Future in the by alumni accomplishments Valley? is a special report on education, employment and quality -of - life issues by students in Journalism By DEBORAH G. GUADAN, In Depth '88 failing out there, the reputation will soon wane." 160, Advanced Reporting Tedesco, like others, admits there has Reporters: Brent Ainsworth, Terje Dave Machado is proud of his alma been competition between schools within the Arnesen, Elisha Arnone, Russell mater. Bay Area. "There were periods where the Baggerly. Paula Ray Christiansen, A 1980 graduate, Machado says his perception of the quality of the student was Judith Faught. Mark Foyer, Edwin education at SJSU has never prevented him one of 'I'd rather have a Santa Clara or from becoming successful. But he does Stanford engineer,' but I think that's Garcia, Deborah G. Guadan, Len acknowledge that other graduates have changed now." Gutman. Scott G. Hamilton. Gene developed and maintained an inferiority Throughout the valley, SJSU is known for Johnson Jr.. Deborah J Kaplan. Sue complex about their stints at SJSU. turning out what Tedesco calls the "primary Ktyabu. Mike McCarthy, Holly Olsen, One factor contributing to the school's workforce" or solid, hard-working Karin Small image has been the fame of its neighbors, the graduates. But if it came down between a Editor: Frank University of California at Berkeley and Stanford graduate and an SJSU graduate, Michael Russell Stanford University. Despite competition both with social science degrees. "the Photographers: Julie Bennett, from these big-name schools, Machado leaning" would probably go to the private- Michael Burke, Dan Sweeney emphasizes, the name on a diploma has school student. Tedesco says. 1 nothing to do with the success of himself or Another hindrance to SJSU may be its his peers in commercial real estate. size. Tedesco says. At smaller schools, such Part Two April 25 "One is as successful as the other. Truly. as Santa Clara University. faculty deal more this is an industry of individual talents. one-on-one with students. This kind of Facing the Real World Whether or not an individual has a 4.0 GPA relationship between faculty, deans and A Changing Valley from Stanford doesn't matter. Being students has an impact on how the graduate aggressive and tough does," he says. sees his or her alma meter, he says. Still, he agrees there are remnants of a low What SJSU needs to do is promote its Part Three May 3 self-image. alumni and capitalize on their names. One problem is students don't know that especially local decision-makers of An Outlook for High-Tech many SJSU importance, Tedesco urges. graduates hold One campus official who maintains that Finding Your Career important SJSU fulfills its job in higher education is Niche leadership 'If graduates Academic Vice President Arlene Okerlund. positions in Santa "The crucial thing is to match the student Clara Valley, start failing to the education. Right now we offer a first- inkI says Machado, a rate undergraduate degree. We take students and Spartan out there, the who could never go to Stanford." she says. Michael Burke In Depth 88 Foundation board Rather than compare SJSU to Stanford or member. reputation even the Jesuit -run Santa Clara University. Another Okerlund says "we both serve a very real Spartan alumni Dale and Pamela university will soon need in higher education." Machado believe that their 5,151' degrees n in problem appears One area valley employers see as an asset have helped, not hindered, them in to be self- wane.' to SJSU is its School of Business. competing against graduates of inure promotion. Dean Marshall Burak says the school's prestigious Bay Area universities. nried. "Ninety-nine Steve Tedesco, efforts to maintain good relations with the percent of the community have worked to the ed SJSU alumnus advantage of ob graduates get out the whole school. of that school "It's hard to depict the institution with 'Now, those positions might not be dents are minorities. top one-third of high school graduat- thinking it didn't one reputation. But I think the community is Does SJSU as flashy as investment banking, They should accept all of the stu- ing classes do anything for them." he says. more aware of (SJSU's) value," Burak says. commercial real estate or Nobel dents maybe then they won't have a SJSU will never compete with Machado's attitude exemplifies SJSU's Within the last 10 years valley employers prize-winning research, but they re school full of rather dull people. said Stanford and UC-Berkeley as re- ;,,ts recent and still -changing image with its say they have seen a difference in SJSU measure up just as important to the community Boyd search institutions Academic Vice graduates and with valley employers. graduates. Burak agrees, referring to the maybe even more so" Many Menlo students shoot or President Arlene Okerlund has said at she Because of this change, competing for jobs increased standards in grading policies, math in status? At Stanford officials have a com- UC-Berkeley or out-of-state schools, 'Where we do compete and I be- been in Santa Clara Valley with graduates of more requirements and computer training within mitment to helping students obtain an she said SJSU and community col- lieve win is in teaching undergrad- ves prestigious universities may not be a losing the business program as part of the reason. Consider this exceptional education. said Audrey leges are seen as a last resort uate students such battle for SJSU students. Despite the business school's success, U S News and World Report last Bernfeld. the university s director of 'A trend I am noticing is that the Chuck Hammers graduated from lon't Pamela Machado, a 1981 SJSU graduate Burak acknowledges that some students may year ranked Stanford University as undergraduate advisement Menlo students applying to Cal have UC-Berkeley with a degree in geo- and Dave's wife, also sees the problem. still feel disappointed attending SJSU. the best all-around school in the Sara Boyd guidance director at a grade-point average of 3 7 and physics After completing his UC edu- sesa. Because students graduate without finding something he tries to discourage. country. University of California at Menlo-Atherton High School in Menlo higher The students are getting into cation in 1983. Hammers enrolled in ty out about successful alumni, they don't "I encourage them to think of (SJSU) as Berkeley was in the top 10 SJSU Park. said for her students. Stanford the UC system, but not the Berkeley the SJSU masters of business ad- nd develop a good attitude about the university. another university rather than the second didn't even get honorable mention is the hardest university to get into campus.- she said ministration program in anticipation of ing she says. One example is West magazine's tier. I try to tell students to make the most of Its assumed that SJSU is third- but is also the most popular among At UC-Berkeley. 53 percent of it opening his own business recent cover story on the Smothers Brothers. where they are," he maintains. rate because the school does not top students 862 applicants were accepted into He never completed the program OUS she says. "He said he didn't go to school, he Because alumni and valley employers are concentrate on research like UC- Stanford only accepts 1.200 stu- the UC system. with many deferred because his business Pizza A Go ight went to SJS. That's why the Alumni aware of SJSU's growing reputation within Berkeley and Stanford do said Janet dents a year They can easily accom- to other campuses Of 31.598 stip Go, takes up most of his time and around 17.- dents. 41 percent are minonhes ( a Association needs to reach people before specific areas, some students may find it Redding. executive director of modate those who apply. an MBA isn t going to help me now they leave." easier to get a job than others. SJSU s Alumni Association SJSU is 000 annually. but they don t. said According to state law. UC schools Going to both schools gives me a The article quotes Tom Smothers as The top employer of SJSU graduates in a public interest school Boyd It is an elitist university accept the top one-eighth of each perspective of the differences be- But saying, "I went to San Jose State. It was a the valley is Lockheed Missiles 8c Space Co. Many students here focus their ca- According to Stanford's institutional high school graduating class tween Cal and SJSU he said Cal ,on real party school." For the 1986-87 academic year. the high- reers on service to society taking research office. only 14 percent of At SJSU. some 45 percent of 20 has great professors who aren I nec- I. a Now Silicon Valley Bank's assistant vice tech defense firm hired 38 applicants from lobs as police officers, hospital ad- undergraduate applicants were ac- 505 undergraduate students are mi- essarily great leachers president of corporate communications, SJSU. ministrators, airport managers. and cepted for the 1987-88 academic norities SJSU. like other California Deborah J. Kaplan, Pamela says her degree from SJSU has not "San Jose State is consistently the school the like. Redding said year Some 26 percent of 13 079 stu- State University schools takes the In Depth 88 had a negative impact on her career. And as that gives us the highest number of Is an Alumni Association board member, she students," says Gil Chavez. college Is, plans to continue bolstering the school's relations coordinator, adding "there's 1. image. nothing about (SJSU) students we don't say some, for the sch(xs1 at large. communications, she insists the school's State, because a person gels out of an Ion't In the mainstream of the local political and like." "It used to be. about 10 years ago. that it overall image is lacking. 1 still believe that education what he wants.'' business scene, Steve Tedesco ranks as one Two key criteria for Lockheed recruiters didn't have a really good reputation in other schools, like Santa Clara University Some give credit to the kind of student the of SJSU's successful graduates. are an individual's adaptability to the enginneering and business. San Jose State and UC-Berkeley, have a higher stand in university attracts. As executive vice president of the San company and matching a person's has done a lot to improve engineering and people's minds." 'I hear people say . SJSI ' hadn't been Jose Chamber of Commerce, Tedesco background with the right job. especially business." said Marcy Connolly. Schools such as UC-Berkeley and here I wouldn't have been able to go to mingles with the powerful while keeping an Local employers admit SJSU is known for a 1976 SJSU graduate and now human Stanford have tougher admittance standards college. " says Janet Redding. executive eye on the university's changing image. its engineering and business schools. In resource manager for Varian Associates Inc. and want students with higher Scholastic director of SJSU's Alumni Association. "If "San Jose State has a good reputation Silicon Valley, the land of defense contracts, in Palo Alto. Aptitude Test scores and grade-point you consider winners as those ssho succeed with Santa Clara County businesses." he electronics and entrepreneurs, these areas are Although she maintains SJSU has always averages. Connolly explains. "Not to say on their own initiative and drive without says. But he warns, "if graduates start opening a lot of doors for students and also. had a good reputation in the valley for one doesn't get a good education at San Jose family support, you'll find them here."

But there are other factors you here:. said Linda Parrett a pro- Should I have to weigh somebmes, like duction manager at the Palo Prospects await business, engineering graduates your social life and your Alto-based computer firm employment spouses Another profession with a glut By EDWIN GARCIA. In Depth '88 industry of the mid-1980s. which sent work- prospects look very, very good.' stay or Factors like these can have of lobs locally is nursing ers to unemployment lines, local firms are Last year, 10 MU students were hired to and turning all night you tossing Were looking at a nursing hiring, and entry-level college graduates fill the entry-level positions at Coopers and go? trying to decide whether that job should I shortage right now said Mary eanne Goulding sits patiently in the have (immunities. especially in business or Lybrand. The firm has a San Jose staff of worth leaving home But offer is Altoff -Manning. a professional /4 upstairs Room 10 of Mal' s Career engineering fields, several employment ex- close to 180 workers and usually hires 20 to in the leave the county Chris Moore grew up do you have to nurse recruiter at O'Connor Planning and Placement Center at the perts say. 25 entry-level employees each year. Harper here to find a Bay Area. went to school good rob"? Hospital in San Jose end of March. waiting for a Hewlett-Packard "There seems to be an opening market." said. and now, after 22 years, must Diane Moon, a recruiting The only trouble is that most Co. representative to interview her. He is a says Ed Tang, campus recruiting manager Not all fields are holding up as strongly. pack up and move to Seattle coordinator for IBM Corp s of the day shifts are taken. she few minutes late. for HP, the valley's third-largest employer. senior in Division in The city of San Jose. for example, has a Moore. a graduating General Products said If you re willing to start Goulding, a 21 -year-old senior, plans to Last year HP hired more than 20 SJSU taken workforce of more than 5010 employees. business marketing. has San Jose, says no out working at night and then graduate with a degree in marketing next graduates for entry-level positions. Also, -based "I've been with personnel for But for the rest of this year. most city a lob with Sunnyvale move up to a day position you II December and doesn't think it's too early to about 3(X) students last year were inter- Permag Corp. an electronics six years and we ve hired many be fine in San Jose departments are under a hiring freeze. start job hunting. A manila folder rests on viewed for full-time work or summer coop- according to Gina Farnquist. a spokeswoman distributor The hitch is he must San Jose Slate students What about the opposite side her lap. She says the HP interview will be erative education. Tang said, most of which San Jose Parks and Recreation move to Seattle for three years Moon said I don t see any rea- of the coin? Are there some for the her first career-related one ever. were computer science and mechanical engi- Department. before he can return son why an SJSU grad would fields where you have to leave At 11:35 a.m. Goulding returns with a neering majors. Normally. Farnquist said, the city hires There seems to be a surplus have to leave the Bay Area in order to find a O.? confident smile from her half-hour session. in SJSU graduates in several fields. But this of people looking for lobs They re very competitive SJSU radio TV film lecturer "He was a very nice person." she says of avier Perez, a 1979 graduate of SJSU's of year. "it's pretty tight." she said. Santa Clara County, Moore But even if there are plenty Torn Clayton said the lob mar- Jim Fuller. the HP recruiter who interviewed School of Business now working for director of said I see a lot of people I engineering jobs in the area, ket for people who want to work her, stressing that it was very "relaxed." Sun Financial Group, says the job Steven Witmer, J for Watkins-Johnson Co. of know having a tough time get- graduates from all across the in television is not good at all Sitting in an outdated red padded chair and market in Sun's Cupertino office is not communications Alto, a microwave electronics ting a lob They lust don't want nation are competing for them Television is a highly com- wearing a stylish double-breasted suit, crowded. Palo firm and defense contractor, to leave San Jose "The people that I work with petitive area. Clayton said Goulding mentions one "nice but not vital" "There's plenty of room for a college manufacturing the company is hiring graduates for 1111 be good experience come from all over the country, You have so many schools in prerequisite to her marketing career: finding graduate to make a career successful here.’ said positions. When I get back I II hopefully be said Kevin Ledford. a 1987 the Bay Area pulling out tele- a job in the Santa Clara Valley. he said, calling the outlook "excellent" for entry-level able to go into management " SJSU graduate and an engineer vision people that there simply With an unemployment rate of 4.2 per- the next few years. But. Witmer warned, students should he Moore 's situation is not unfa- at General Electric Co s nu- aren t enough lobs here cent. Santa Clara County is home to some Out of Sun's 34 Cupertino employees, aware that when applying for positions with miliar to Janet Redding, exec- clear division in San Jose "But 'Many people start off in 775.000 jobs the bulk of them being in Perez says that about four-fifths attended firms which do large amounts of business for utive director of SJSU's Alumni the guy that does the hiring is a places like Redding, then move manufacturing and retail trade. SJSU and majored in business-related fields. defense, the federal budget affects how Association Many graduates San Jose State graduate and to Bakersfield and then to But what are the chances a student like Coopers and Lybrand, an international many openings there will be leave San Jose because there he likes to hire SJSU grads places like San Francisco and Goulding, applying for jobs in the valley. public accounting firm, has been recruiting Goulding didn't get the HP job. Her lust aren't enough jobs in their Hewlett-Packard Co hires LA. Clayton said If you're will find an open door with a help wanted SJSU students twice a year for about 10 resume was forwarded to another fields, she said engineenng finance and ac- good enough someone will sign at the window? years. The outlook for accounting graduates department, she was told. Not discouraged 'It really depends on what counting graduates from SJSU take notice 'I think there's a lot of hope.'' says Jerry is very promising. said Bob Harper. director and with plenty of time, she's waiting to hear 'As far as HP is concerned, field you're in.. Redding said Len Gutman, Brody. SJSU's director of career planning of personnel. "There's no question. with about other possibilities. over we ve got everything right SJSU sends people all In ()PTO 88 and placement. respect to public accounting and with respect Like many SJSU seniors, her job search Unlike Silicon Valley's weak electronics to students majoring in accounting, the continues. ao F- -

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shell out. St) an applicant with a positions in landscape companies `When II applied, the job bachelor's degree is going to suit while in business tor himself. hut then) very. nicely... he said. kepi getting turned down because he stated that a Ponticelli plans it) teach high - didn't have a degree. Where the money is schi.xil music for at least five years "I kept sending out Fe111111C1 by bachelor's degree was required. Monthly salaries by degree, field before he motes to the college level, the doiens before I went hack to which will require a master's degree school. because I kneu I had the With an A.A I wouldn't even Bachelor's Master's or possibly a doctorate. experience necessary, hir the position Field Degree Degree Pont icelli now, earns about they wanted to fill. but almost every have gotten the interview.' $26.000 a year, some coming from one of the positions required a B.A. Biological Science $1,542 $2.634 performaI ces he gives outside the degree.'' Wallace said. James Wallace, Business Administration school. ’Without one. they wouldn't who SO that SJSU graduate MBA $2,395 For James Wallace. even look at my application. Accounting graduated in May 1987 with a affected my decision to go to SISU bachelor's degree in political science rather than to junior college. An Finance With a concentration in public associate's degree just doesn't cut it, Marketing administration, the decision to return as I found out.’ he said Graduates learn that Management to school for his degree was a wise Wallace, who has a I ear one, he said. background in gardening and Computer Science Engineering Af ter attending SISU for three landscape. now sem es as priiduction Computer Science (Math) years beginning in 19240. Wallace manager at Conte I ..iiidscaping, bachelor's and master's Electrical Engineering quit to resume his gardening and a commercial and resideni lid landscaping business. When back landscaping compan t 'Ilion City. History problems brought that venture to a earning $21 Muria year. Nutritional Science halt. Wallace returned to SISU in "There's no doubt in my mind degrees improve options Occupational Therapy 19143. that my B.S. degree was essential to "I had always wanted to get a my getting this job.' Wallace said. Psychology degree. so that I could one day run "When I applied. the job description the landscape business with crev, staled that a bachelor's degree was Source 1986 Career Planning and Placement survey conducted by the California State doing the work so that I could spare required. With an A.A.. I wouldn't University Chancellor s Office Salary figures are based on new full-time lobs Statistics my back." Wallace said. "I got a even have gotten the interview." tv,..0 could be skewed. the survey takers caution. by low numbers ol respondents in some fields T.,., senior at SJSI. supervisor. overseeing a crew. of degree in public administration As Tor the possibility of retunling the ,Iiploina receoed at tt hile managing ihe production of an Inflation should also be considered. they say. Furthermore master s degree recipients often have more experience in their fields than holders of bachelor s degrees because it included courses in to school for a master's degree. ,,ininientement ale anaerobic chamber, a test chamber management and city planning. both Wallace is in no hurry.. saying "a I /1\ 1110111011 allel Ilrur or more used by doctors and microbiologists necessary for my interest in master's degree would enable me to cais for growing bacteria that requires an landscaping." become general manager of 1)el absence of oxygen. In Depth 88 Wallace had been applying for Conic I andscapint_,. hut that's it plep.11.01,11 Ciiief He also makes design changes in wake' mid the 1,eginning 01 the chamber when necessary. and need. schools interviewed me. I miothei. ,111.11 io unli/e the performs technical and field He doesn't plan on going back to considered that a good sign, .ice poiential customer service when called upon. school for a master's tlegree in the Ponticelli said. "I didn't have any WORK FOR giailiiates receive a At a salary of approximately immediate future and believes he C1111 hassle finding a job with just a And you thl,,, ktil some spend at $.10.000 a year, Godwin is satisfied go on to bigger and better things bachelor's degree, which is what SOCIAL Icasi an cola \ 0.11' OF 111101,41.1(lie% his degree enabled him to get an without the added schooling. most high school teachers have. AND 10 COM .1 i11,0110 degree Alan). say ahoc aserage paying entry-level Godw in wants to remain at although many. of them do go back to may ask \%orili it. that their lob. otie that an A.A. degree could Anaenthe tbiough the summer, schtx)I and take courses beyond their ECONOMIC ..ris .11 ii wiles arc greater than if they not have. Godwin is fairly. happy. perhaps apply ing for another degrees in tinier to receive pay C.1111Ctl ATI associate of ;arts. with where he is right now. but is posinon liner increases." JUSTICE yourself, ,10..2ice A community eager to move on. to use his degree [hal Ill have little Ponticelli found that because of in a more challenging position. trouble finding lobs." the tight budgets of the schools in the Godwin said. CAMPAIGN ISSUES "Where . in giatluared in May. "Vv'ith my B.S degree. there is know vi hat I'm qualified for. and Bay Area. not having a master's 's degree in so much I can do.’ Godwin said. the degree has been invaluable so degree worked to his advantage INCLUDE: al engineering and is nov. "The degree got me a good job right far. It was definitely wimh the "Hiring someone with a inasters Aids Funding is that ed A \ !LILIAN: tiv stems in out of college. which not every work . ’ degree means an added stipend of Homeless woiked lot ale graduate can say . and I can take anywhere from S800 to $1.000, and Kenneth Ponticelli. band director Health Care beptiful part time while completing adt :image of the degree now that at Yerba Buena High School and for a lot of the schools in this area. Nuclear tt . tt as hired full I've got some experience to go along head of its music department. that's not ney they're eager to Disarmament his giaduation. with it. graduated tt ith a bachelor's degree Eam $235 per week plus job?" knew I was going to "I've been forced. because in music and a teaching credential in bonuses. Hours: 1:30-10:00 PM. .1 It degree v, lien he hired Anaerobe is such a small company. 1986. Summer or Career Opportunities. and hal tt as .1 major reason for to do every thing myself. v, Inch is Vv'hile Mall), teachers find it me a lull. 11011111/11.- great hands-on experience. For necessary io get their master's 4707 12D 1441,1 'The Joh required a example, it I think of something I degrees right away. Ponticelli feels CAMPAIGN II 1 11:1(1 Nell 1.101111.! could build to help improve my that it actually would have hindered 2 University Typographies \ 02.1 \\ C..1 'Valley College product. 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len," SAN JOSE (AP) In an impor- The 3-0 decision 1,k, etinesd.i> In the supervisor's closing Appeals court tant right -to -die" case, a state ap- the 6th District Court to ppe,iI t Eshoo: Facilities needed peals court has ruled that a conserva- Cahlornia to ill in %, statements, she stated voters should the first in review individual records tor or famil member can order life- drawal of life-sustanniqf "lie how a I von, Iwo I "I'm very excited and proud of of candi- S upports dates who protest that they are in support systems removed from a pa- patient who has not siguoil lime% we've read stories about child- it," Eshoo said. support of better child care. tient who is in a coma with no ment authoriiing it in ails an, , ,.are-molestat ions. " She considers The community was asked to "Childcare is a hot euthanasia chance of recovery. licensed centers as being qualified. issue. See match the amount of money contrib- what they've F.shoo said she believes the rem- done (for child care), uted by investors, which was in the see if they put edy to the poor child care situation is their money where millions. While the final total has their mouth is." she said. to pros ide incentives for American not yet been tallied, there has been corporations to modernize by mak- very good response from the public. ing child care facilities on location for employees. Eshoo said there is a lot that can Fees "There should he good corporate be done to release the burden of leadership, because it comes back to child care. The ABC bill (Acts For a From page I the employer in the end. It has to be Better Child care), the first child W. Ann Reynolds asked the Califor- FREE CAMERA .1 give and take, and there have to be care legislation to move through nia State University Board of Trust- tax incentives. Congress, is one that will greatly ees for the right to issue a bond loan 'There isn't a bandage that you're benefit low-income working parents to finish paying for the Rec Center. ._toing to put over (poor child care) and help improve the quality of some A.S. President Michael McLen- with Ring Purchase ,ind Lis it. There needs to he an infu- child care centers. nan and Torn Boothe, director of I sion of funds to help pay for a part "With the ABC hill. California California state affairs, traveled to that parents can't.'' would receive $225 million for child Long Beach to lobby the trustees against giving Reynolds the right to Sonneman said that Eshoo has care," Eshoo said. "That's excel- issue the loan. been involved in re-roofing projects lent, since we are getting next to On their with various child care facilities to nothing now. return they said that a fee increase would expand the centers. But Eshoo says "There is also Project Reach, not necessaril the project that she which is a very important program occur. is most proud of "I'm a little hit disheartened.' is the first 24-hour child because it provides care for disabled care center McLennan said of Fullertons at San Francisco International children." Air- statement that a fee increase is the port. Eshoo said the United States do- only way to pay off fee increases." I sent have very much to be proud of The child care facility is the first don't like anybody saying the fee in- now. of its kind in the nation to remain crease is the only way, because we open 24 hours. The center is de- "If we don't invest in our chil- don't have the numbers yet." signed to care for children of airport dren, we're going to come up not Students currently pay $38 per se- employees. only short changed at home but in mester for the Rec Center. Fullerton The center is funded by the labor the nation." she said. "We pay also said she believes SJSU has been unions, airlines, the private sector more to our animal keepers in zoo's sufficiently open with students about .ind others. than we do to our child care cen- the Rec Center's problems. You Want The Best

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Gimme a lift World torture film promotes 'conspiracy of hope' platform To create student awareness, the Board, which is co-sponsoring the ters to governments and embassies campus chapter of Amnesty Interna- event. of countries where prisoners are tional will show a 10-minute docu- The chapter was founded last se- being tortured or otherwise cruelly mentary about torture in the world, mester after a representative of the punished. followed by The Who's movie spoke to students in the "The organization Information for the letters is sent Kids are Allright . Salminen said. Wednesday' residence halls, to the chapters by Amnesty's U.S. night. headquarters in Colorado. Salminen Susie Salminen, chairwoman and "After that, people kept coming said. The organization is non-politi- founder of the chapter, said up to me and asking if we were they put cal and non-religious and objects to The Who's popular movie going to have a meeting," she said. together human rights abuses in all countries, Ramsey Tarsal, with "Torture in the '80s" "I knew about Amnesty and I to attract regardless of their relationship to the a member or people to the event. wanted to get involved . . . so we had United States. Sigma Nu The movies will be shown at 10 a meeting." fraternity. gets a p.m. in Morris Dailey Auditorium. About 50 students joined the club Two regional directors of Am- lift from Aaron Admission is $2, of which SI will and some 20 of those are active nesty International will address the Barrett. a support Amnesty's activities. The members. Salminen said. chapter at the 7 p.m. meeting Thurs- member of Delta other half of the proceeds v, ill go to Members meet every Thursday day in room 139 of the Art Building. Sigma Phi the Associated Students Program night and write "urgent action" let- Katarinri Joithoit fraternity, while fooling around funds for the rest of the competition. tions. at the volleyball- George Coakley. the advertising "We fought a lot. People really a-thon at South Agency professor who's advising the got emotional about it." Luke said, agency, sees the competition as a adding that 'you have to Campus. The TWIN/WAX sometimes even was part of stepping stone to future careers. really bite your tongue to keep from dents created radio spots and print lighting." t ;reek Week. ads, while "It's a really prestigious thing for studying markets and de- Because not every idea could he these students to win. he said, add- mographics. used, some egos were bruised, she 'It shows you how ing that the school gets an ego boost Matthew E much you'',..' said. But by keeping the client in really learned,'' as well. "We're on the track to win Durham Luke said. You mind. "we managed to keep our have It again." Daly staff to use what you know." heads clear." photographer "It's probably the best experience In 1977 and 1985. SJSU student Still. both Luke and Currin agree I've ever had. added Tammy Cur- agencies won the national competi- the agency has managed to over- nn, an account executive. "It's like tion. To Coakley's knowledge, no come its problems. The experience, working out in the field." other university has won twice. they feel, has been worth it. Each member of the group as- Along with prestige and valuable "Somehow we all managed inn sumed a job title and contributed 550 experience, Branscome, Ridge and stick together as a team." said Luke, for expenses. The advertising de- Cun-in have encountered the darker still maintaining that "There's a lot partment will provide any- needed side of real -life work conditions. of work still ahead of us,'' Package From page / week at the national level of the competition in Charleston. South Carolina. "Cleanliness of (Shaw's) execii tion is far superior to other pack ages." said John Franck. froni House of Packaging. "It is all done ery well. Fifteen schools are participating in the nationwide competition, which asked participants to design a box 14,1 the dryers. judging each entry on six criteria: Innovation Does creativity in graphics. construction or use 40 materials result in noticeable im- provement'? Marketing/Communication Po tential Does the entry identify and sell the products features? Machineahility Does the de- sign allow tor mass production? Is there efficient use of materials? Construction Does the entry protect the product, allow for easier handling, usage and lend itself to display? Craftsmanship Was the sam- ple entry assembled neatly? Ecology Can the materials used be recycled and are they Node- gratleable? Judges of Thursday's contest ap- peared impressed with all 13 of SJSU's package entries. 'This year's entries are a big im- provement over last year. Mozley said. "There is a lot more interest here, Clark said. "SJSU would re- ceive all A's and R's for their en- tries. What we saw last week at Long Beach should get D's and . Transit f mmt page You miss her sparkling said she thinks the plan will help n sense of humor. She misses duce SJSU's parking problems you and your jokes. Even the "If we start getting students 4.1. buses, we'll take some of the de bad ones. That's one good mand out of the parking situation I reason to call long distance. The reason why they are charging'. for a parking space is because the AT&T Long Distance Service have a monopoly . It's like any other is another good reason:Be- monopoly." cause it costs less than you SJSU is not scheduled to beg it, making plans for another parking ga think to hear your grand- rage until 1993, McLennan said. mother start to giggle be- The meeting with Diridon. Iasi fore you even get to the week, was the second time student. met with local government official, punch line. to discuss SJSU's traffic and park in c So whenever you miss problems. On- Monday. Assemblyman Joh!, her laughter, bring a smile Vasconcellos, 1)-San Jose, who v. ,t. to her face with AT&T Reach visiting campus to speak on the sub- out and touch someone ject of illiteracy, met briefly with McCarthy and Kirmsee to discuss the parking fee increase and other If you'd like to know more problems. about AT&T products and Diodon wil have a family intere,1 in helw SJSU solves its problen, services, like the AT&T Card, when his son. Rod Jr.. becomes a call us at 1 800 222-0300. student here next semester. Will Rod Jr. ride the light rail and CalTrans to school? "We don't have very good access from our house." the elder Diridon said. "But he'll probably live on campus, anyway." Kim Cohen University of Wisconsin. Class of 1990 Dukakis leads Bush in California poll SAN FRANCISCO Mas- sachusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis leads Vice President George Bush by I 50 percent to 4() percent among Cali- fornia voters in a simulated matchup of the leading presidential contend- ers, according to the results of a new statewide survey. Spartan Daily/Monday, April 18. 1988 Par I,

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