Thursday, April 20, 1972 Bunzel open house SJS Pres. John Bunzel has an- nounced that he will have two open houses during the month of May. Dur- ing these meetings students will be able to discuss problems with the president or just get to know him. The open house meetings will be held on May 2 and May 10, from 3 Spartan Dail to 4 p.m. in the president's office, Tower Hall 206. Serving the San Jose State College Community Since 1934 Country Joe at SJS Anti-war talk tonight By STEVE SMYTHE out at SJS patterned after that of spring, SJCC revealed that an informal vote on Country Joe McDonald, anti -Vietnam acti- 1970, is unlikely Friday. campus supported a strike measure. vist who achieved prominence as a rock re- "At least not in the sense that everybody The agenda for Saturday's demonstration. cording star with "Country Joe and the Fish," is going to just walk off the campus," he Snellen indicates, is set. will appear at Morris Dailey Auditorium this clarified. "What we would prefer to do," A car pool is being organized, leaving from evening at 8 as anti -war sentiment builds to- he illustrates, "is to turn the campus around, Seventh Street and San Fernando at 7:30 ward Saturday's scheduled demonstration in using the facilities for 'no business as usual." a . m. San Francisco. Specifically, areas of the campus would be Preliminary activity to the wind-up at McDonald will be joined by Tom Hayden, used as "communication centers,"Snellen ex- Kezar Stadium will begin with a demon- a defendant in the famed Chicago 8 trail and plains, which would help to inform people stration at Golden Gate Park. co-founder of the Students for a Democratic of the seven point peace proposal offered in Recognizing past difficulties, organizers Society, Robert Scheer of the Anti -Imperialist Paris July 1, 1971, by the North Vietnamese for the massive Bay Area gathering have de- Coalition, Fania Jordan, sister of Angela Provisional Revolutionary Government (PRG). termined not to repeat past performances, Davis, and Le Anti Tu, Vietnamese woman and In yesterday's meeting, attended by some Snellen affirms. student leader. 30 local students representing several anti- "There will be just a short march, and Admission to this anti -war forum is free, war organizations, it was unanimously re- only an hour of speeches at most," he assures and representatives of the Graphic Offensive, solved to unite in support of this proposal, The confirmed list of participants in- sponsor of the program, anticipate a capa- formerly rejected by U.S. peace negotiators cludes Black comic, author Dick Gregory, city audience. in Paris. film actress and Oscar winner Jane Fonda, Rene Snellen, co-coordinator of the The fundamental rallying points contained Le Anh To, Dolores Huerta, of the United Graphic Offensive, describes tonight's pro- in the PGR proposal, Snellen specifies, are the Farm Workers of California, and Country Angela Davis' attorneys formally asked the court yesterday to prohibit the intro- gram as a combined "teach-in and entertain- withdrawal of all American troops, military Joe McDonald. duction of love letters from Davis to Soledad Brother George Jackson as evidence ment" vehicle to generate massive support personnel, weapons and war materials and Angela Davis, who has publically supported at her muder, kidnap, conspiracy trial. for the large-scale demonstration organized those of its allies by a specific date; and the demonstration, will not be able to attend A portion of one letter from Miss Davis intercepted in the prison mail room by pro- by the Bay Area April 22 Coalition for Satur- cessation of U.S. intervention in the politi- because of conditions specified by her re- secution witness and Soledad Prison guard R.W. Kelsey said "All my life, my life's day. cal affairs of South Vietnam as well as with- lease from prison on bail. efforts are in one directionto free George Jackson and the Soledad Brothers. Man, I'm Entwined with speeches will be an air drawal of support from the regime of Nguyen However, she will communicate to the in a lot of trouble but I don't give a damn." war slide presentation by Hayden and music Van Thieu. rally by telephone, as will Mrs. Nguyen Thi The defense brought a halt to the jury's presence by making a motion to not have the by McDonald. The possibility of a student strike at Binh, foreign minister of the Provisional letter submitted as evidence on the grounds that the evidence was illegally obtained. The program, Snellen indicates, will go a nearby San Jose Community College was Revolutionary Government of the Republic of Today the prosecution will try to show cause for the evidence to be submitted. long way toward gauging the degree of support amplified yesterday as representatives from South Vietnam. I. the anti -war movement has on the SJS cam- pus, which has remained relatively non - vocal since the escalation of bombing in North Vietnam. In a meeting of anti -war activists yes- Cusimano attacks Council, resigns as vice-chairman; terday at SJS, organizers voted to hold a rally tomorrow afternoon at 12:30 at Seventh Street. Direction for the rally, Snellen explains, will largely be determined by tonight's pro- budget discussion sparks funding controversy gram. Interested persons may remain after the forum concludes to discuss plans for By RICK MALASPINA In response to Cusimano's resolution, hinds about $50) to the United Nations vised him to wait for a decision from the the rally. Opinions voiced at this time, Snellen In an unexpected move yesterday, A.S Councilman Steve Wong argued the demand general fund. FM Policy Committee, an agency designed adds, will help chart the course of future Council Vice Chairman Matt Cusimano an- was invalid while the U.S. persisted in Again certain council members pro- by Buck, concerning RNTC structure and anti -war activity in San Jose. nounced his resignation to Council. bombing North Vietnam. tested Cusimano's request, citing the U.N. funding. While a nationwide student strike threatens Reading from a prepared statement, Cusimano also asked Council to pass a as useless and ineffective. Anderson later discovered that the com- to paralyze as many as 100 colleges and Cusimano told Council, "I have performed resolution urging SJS to become part of the At the end of heated debate last week, mittee was not formally organized and had universities, Snellen indicates that a walk - my duty to the people who elected me, and "world community." The measure sug- Council rejected both of Cusimano's re- no authority. now I feel a moral obligation to perform a gested Council allot .01 per cent of A.S. solutions. To discuss the matter further Council more binding duty--to myself and iny sens- Cusimano today gave his opinion of his moved into executive session, a session ibilities. "courage of conviction" and read a one barred from press coverage. Candidates debate "I hearby resign from the Student page discertation on his concept of the After the session, Council passed a Council." courageous man. motion by Councilman Bob Hansen asking Without mentioning names or details, He ended saying, "So that's it, good departments not funded by Buck's proposed will be held today Cusimano added, "Morally, I can no longer bye; I'm through" and walked out. budget to submit line item budgets to Council accept this body in light of several of the Later in yesterday's meeting, a battle by April 27. Presidential candidates will face off in a individuals composing it." flared concerning the A.S. budget and bud- Following the Council meeting, A.S. Vice debate today, at 1:30 p.m. in the old Science He added that he had been the subject of getary procedures. Pres. Steve Takakawa informed the Daily Bldg., room 112. "verbal and written abuse" and had "been Lee Anderson, a spokesman from the he would hold a formal meeting to answer The debate is the first public confronta- threatened by groups approaching Council SJS Radio -Television News Center (RNTC) questions from departments and all in- tion between the candidates this semester. for money." demanded to know why RNTC was ex- terested persons regarding the proposed Each candidate will be allowed a three - Cusimano, elected to Council last spring, cluded from the A.S. Budget Committee's budget (see story page 5). minute opening statement, followed by a also charged Council with making two re- proposed budget even though the center He noted an A.S. Constitution stipulation question -answer session from the audience. solutions he introduced last week "the sub- had submitted a budget weeks ago. that the budget must be presented to Council Closing two -minute statements will then ject of comic rhetoric." Anderson explained that A.S. Business early in the spring semester, but that it still follow. One resolution asked Council to publically Manager George Watts and A.S. Pres. Mike has not come to council. Speaking at the debate will be Mike Buck, demand that North Vietnam abide by the Buck told him not to attend a recent budget After moving out of executive session, incumbent, Steve Burch, Initiative 12, Geneva accords concerning treatment of committee hearing in which the 1972-73 bud- Buck told Council members they could pick Dennis King, Marty Sub, Common Cause prisoners of war and to release the names get was formulated. up copies of the budget tomorrow afternoon Coalition Party, and Stan Caress. of prisoners. Mott Cusimino quits Instead, complained Anderson, Buck ad- in the A.S. Business Office. Varied subjects the key

PLEA:15 e The spice of graffiti By LA QUITA BALDOCK Poetic humor 0 wall. so many men Some come perpetual chapped hands, due to the con- come hare to scrawl. sit and think. Second of Two Parts I wonder that your others come to tinual hand -washing that must be done to "President Bunzel sleeps with a night burdened sides don't keep up your -just-dropped-in-to-do-what- _ stink Hi fall comes-naturally" front. light."

( r,14, ,-.1 College students will write anything, if Satiric graffiti on a religious theme Secondly, it is against the law to deface new.. 1' - given enough space. include "Atheism doesn't have a prayer," public property and usually too time-con- \MAT pi, 1 The "Bunzel" graffito and hundreds of "Let priests marry, it '11 give them a working suming to check out ownership before creat- others were written by students reacting to knowledge of Hell," and "God isn't dead, ing. So, if you're caught writing your own (.0O..... the anonymous statement, "Please write he just doesn't want to get involved." masterpiece, there is the chance of fines what you want in this space," written across Added to one of the local religious and possibly jail. a posted seven -foot -high piece of blank paper. signs expounding "Jesus saves" was the Perhaps the most distressing, to the "Variety is the spice of life and of graffiti." socio-economic protest "He couldn't do it enthusiast collector, is the psychological Graffiti are old, new, political, religious on my salary." trauma of trying to explain what you're and much more. Two found stressing the positive side doing in the bathroom with your camera They are what people think, and then write were "God always loves you" and "There's and flash attachment. down for others to think about. an easy way to God, get your maps here" No one's going to believe you --no matter Political graffiti are usually of the anti - were found outside a local church. how erudite and legitimate your reasons and something -or-other kind written by those One caution: If you think you'll leave explanations. not in power such as "Is the U.S. ready for all this behind you after graduation, you're self-government? No, damn it," "Support wrong. The business world outside also has our police state," "Ban the bomb," or its graffiti. "NOMORWAR." "Madison Avenue is a bluffer zone, in- Chief Dan George ...’"e Others are written against a specific habited by abominable snowmen" is but oil.. political figure like "If you liked Hitter, you'll of the occupational graffiti related to a love Nixon." "After five years of Lady Bird, specific job. "If you like to work with people, we must now stand Pat," and "Reagan only be a mortician," is another sick humor will speak Monday wants to use the White House as a stepping example, but there are many that fit into a stone." general employee comment niche. Although modern writers say it dif- "Help popularize sanity in your place of ferently, much the same things were scratch- employment, but being insane helps you fit on 'Indian Affairs' A%"' ed on walls before progress was measured in better," "When management wants your Indian in terms of a ball point pen. opinion they'll give it to you," "Our jobs are Chief Dan George, the Canadian

Norton Mock ridge ' s book, "The Scrawl of safe, no machine would work under these who gained fame and an Academy Award

the Wild," gives a comparison chart of conditons'' show the worker's dissatifaction. nomination for his role in the film "Little

some similarities found between graffiti Not even nursery rhymes or horror Big Man," will speak on "Indian Affairs" from the Roman city of Pompeii and Los fiction is sacred to the graffiti writer. "Little Monday at 1 p.m. in Morris Dailey Auditori- Angeles, California. Bo Peep works with crooks, fleecing kids" um. and "Dracula is a pain the the neck" are George lives on the Burrard Reserve in he examples of jaunts into the fictional world. North Vancouver, British Columbia where MESSAGE TYPE POMPEII, A D 71 LOS ANGELES the Convinced of the merits that reading, was born in 1889. He has been active in AD 1%5 last 25 years. Politic& writing, and collecting graffiti can have? entertainment field for the advertisement Hermes recommends Edelm n for his reserve Be forewarned that there are inherent George has served as chief of Calyentius as Council also the father of six, Mayor dangers in this scholarly and rewarding for 12 years. He is of Seim& 1 am yours for PAr on /25 pursuit. grandfather of 36, and great grandfather solicitation 2 coppers Of the physical dangers, not the least is three. Page 2, April 20, 1972 pc) "Aril ICAL BEAT

Rep.McCloskey story unfolds

Joyce Krieg

A couple of days ago, I was Now it appears that either Dr. With two opponents to split the anti - hurrying down the stairs of the Jour- Cole or Barry may drop out of the McCloskey vote, he may have a fight- nalism Building when I was stopped race. ing chance, but with one opponent, by one of the students working in the Gary Gillmore, mayor of Santa he'd be finished. Which is, of course, McGovern campaign. Clara and a Democratic candidate why the rumors about dropping out of "When are you ever going to in the 17th, said Sunday he has been the race are flying so fast. stop writing about the 17th Con- told by people close to McCloskey Grim wake gressional District?" he demanded. that Barry may soon drop out of the "But it's so interesting," I pro- race. Edmund "Pat" Brown, a name tested. "It's got everything: Pete Yesterday morning, Tim out of California's political past, McCloskey, a big hairy Democratic McGrath, one of Gillmore's workers, came to San Jose Friday afternoon primary fight..." amplified the story. He said that to give a pep talk for Edmund Muskie Albeit objections, Political Beat he's heard that Dr. Cole and Barry at a cocktail party. Despite his jokes offers the latest episode in the Con- have made a deal: Whomever is and anecdotes and the food and liquor, tinuing Saga of the 17th Congressional behind in the polls at a certain date the atmosphere was grim, more like District. will drop out in favor of the leading a wake than a party. When we left last week, our Hero candidate. Brown, paunchier and jowlier than and/or Villain (take your pick) in- Barry has denied that he's plan- when he was living in the governor's cumbent Pete McCloskey was facing ning to drop out of the race. His mansion, seemed almost wistful when a tough primary fight, being chal- campaigner's have recently put up a he said, "I enjoy private life, but not lenged by former Congressman Bob number of billboards on the Bay shore anyway NEAR as much as I enjoyed Barry and Dr. Royce Cole, member in San Mateo County, which either being governor of the state of Cali- of the Palto Alto Unified School means he's definitely in the race, or fornia!" District board. McCloskey himself he's making a last-ditch effort to He dwelt on the mistakes he felt has said he believes he has only come out on top in the polls. he made as governor, a sure sign about one chance in three in getting If either Republican does dropout. that he knows he's finished in politics. the nomination. it's curtains for Pete McCloskey. "I hate to tell you this, but 1 didn't have the environmental sense when I was governor. I was thinking of the young people who would come into Bob Pellerin 'The world will little note nor long remember what we say here... this state, trying to prepare for the I'. editor onslaught of people who were in Spariaiiil)ai here." Letters to the Editor Ser.,. ow Sax ioseSiateCoceoeConwon.S.xce 1934 Jerry In other parts of this short speech, Brown proved that he has the moxie Herdegen his son Jerry has been unable to The job of the newspaper adsertking manager perfect. "When your wife says, March in City is cheaper 'dry those dishes' you realize you're editorial advisory hoard no longer governor," he joked. Editor: oppression. is to comfort the afflicted Only about 75 people came to see On Wednesday, April 12, the Daily The San Francisco demonstration Penny Spar Brown, a small turn out even at $40 published a letter from members of will not be a physical fitness event. a throw. It was as if they were the SMC and other groups, urging nor will it involve people sitting and afflict the comfortable." Joyce McCollister coming to see a has-been talk about campaign that never was. people to march in Los Angeles on passively for hours while scores Elaine Westerlund a April 22 to demand an end to the of liberal politicians and other speak- bombing and withdrawal of all U.S. ers mention their desire to "bring the --F.P. Dunne Alan Ahlstrand Compromise candidate Asia. boys home." troops from' Southeast Simon They choose to omit the fact There will be less than an how Mark In a way it's too bad about Edmund Vol. 59 No 101 that people could save themselves of speeches (David Dellinger, Dick Dan Russo Muskie, though, because he's the only the $14.50 bus fare and demonstrate Gregory, Le Anh Tu and a member compromise candidate (excluding even more clearly their solidarity of the Young Lords Party are sche- Teddy Kennedy) the Democratic party with the Vietnamese revolution by duled to appear) and the rest of the Staff Comments has. demonstrating in San Francisco with afternoon will be given over to films, If McGovern gets the Democratic the Bay Area April 22 Coalition. guerrilla theater, peoples' bands and party nomination, many of the old The Bay Area April 22 Coalition booths by various groups. Roosevelt coalition factions may de- represents a new kind of politics and It will not be the semi-annual sert the party because they fear a demonstration that will be sub- symbolic show, but a chance to McGovern's liberal stance. stantially different from those of the strengthen and build the Movement Women's values change And if Hubert Humphrey gets the past. on a day-to-day basis in the Bay nomination, the Lyndon Johnson al- We do not simply demand "out Area. by Eileen Colla batross may cost the party much of now" but support the will of the With the major developments in the liberal vote, particularly if either Vietnamese people: the Seven Point the war of the last week, when Now that Women's Week is all All too often, women are cata- McGovern or McCarthy starts a Peace Proposal of the Provisional Nixon's only options are to involve over.. .what significance has it really gorized as emotional unable to really fourth party. Revolutionary Government of Viet- more U.S. ground troops or drop had? The thoughts that stick with use their heads for anything other Before the temper tantrums of nam. tactical nuclear weapons, it's vital me most are those relating to new than running a household. New Hampshire and the defeat of The Coaltion does not see the that we make our voices of op- attitudes. The formation of women's Wisconsin, Muskie was acceptable Indochinese conflict as a terrible position heard. Throughout the week a challenge political organizations, rap groups to the moderate wing and was not mistake or an isolated incident, but rang forth urging women to evaluate and clubs are all important in foster- who abhorrent to the liberal bloc. as a consistent manifestation of San Jose - Bay Area April 22 their values as women and as human ing unity among women. In these And then, too, there's nothing American foreign policy, and demon- Coalition: San Jose Vietnam Vete- beings. groups women are encouraged to rely that Richard Nixon would like better strates against imperialism and U.S. rans against the War, Northern Calif. Women should realize they do on their own initiative. than to see George McGovern get interference in the internal affairs of Coalition to Free Billy Smith, Re- have a choice about the direction I don't believe the intent is to the Democratic nomination. With a any country. volutionary Union, San Jose City their lives should take. If you fight men. It's to fight ignorance by candidate that even all Democrats The Coalition knows that the war is College Political Prisoners Com- choose to be a housewife --great. educating men and women about the can't accept, Nixon would have an part of the fabric of repression that mittee, San Jose City College RAM, But you needn't feel like you must significance of female participation easy time getting another four-year affects all our lives, and demon- Irish Republican Club, Iranian Stu- conform to certain roles. in all facets of life. lease on the White House. strates against Nixon's policies of dents Association, The Graphic Of- Women shouldn't fear becoming economic, political, racial and sexist fensive (Sedition). involved in politics. It's high time a woman's point of view is expressed in the political world. `I think I may be sick' Women now know they can be Coffeehut staff apologizes heard but they must fight harder by Joanne Peterson than most men to retain positions I just spent three days at home meant no. Editor: next Tuesday, the 25th, starting at in politics among men. sick. Even though my symptoms in- She understood because all of a We, the Coffee House staff, would 5:30. This time there will be 80 And women don't have to run dicated a cold, I decided to make sudden I was engulfed with the smell like to apologize to all the people pounds of spaghetti. Dinner in- for offices to get involved with crucial use of our Health Center's services. of alcohol. who had to be turned away without cluding spaghetti, salad, garlic bread issues including the rights of women. I didn't have to wait long to have In the background I could hear dinner at the spaghetti feed Tuesday and a drink will be served for 50 A woman can start in her own home my temperature taken. But once the my blood going around in a centrifuge. night. We were not expecting such cents. There will be live entertain- by teaching her children to feel like thermometer was in my mouth, the That didn't help clear away the fuz- a large turnout. This is the first ment and enough food for everyone. human beings and not stereotyped nurse left it there for 10 minutes -- .ziness on the brain. time we have done anything like that, Again our apologies and a big in roles. or so it seemed. And then she Well, it turns out I have a bacterial and were rather inexperienced. We thank -you to all who enjoyed the It is important for women to never did tell me if I had a fever. infection (not strep) in my throat. sold 200 dinners and went through evening. We would also like to become more instrumental in or- I had heard that some of the That's all I know, but I have to 40 pounds of spaghetti. thank several friends who helped ganizing and initiating plans which doctors are good and some aren't, believe the Doc. He prescribed Because of the success of the us out. will directly affect them. so I didn't know what I was getting little yellow pills. feed, we will be having another feed The Coffee House Staff Their participation will help bal- into when I said anyone would do. Now I need another pill --to help ance the issues. Men and women The doctor was nice enough -- recover from my treatment at the alike must begin to realize that only one complaint: I nearly choked Health Center. women think as well as feel. when he took the throat culture. From there I went to the lab `Limited amount of help' for a couple of tests. I can't remem- blood test. ber the last time I had a Comm,. ', Editor: in fairly well -constructed buildings. Anyway, I had forgotten the sight of Serving the San Jose State College A devastating earthquake has re- In a nation like Iran which is rich in blood makes me sick. Second class postage paid at San Jose, California cently struck Fars, the southern various natural resources, there is pulled out the Member of California Newspaper Publishers' Assucea Country When the nurse lion and the Associated Press Published daily by San province of Iran, leaving over 30 little being done by the corrupt gov- syringe I knew my problems were Jose State College, except Saturday and Sunday, during hamlets stretching over a 250 mile ernment to ameliorate these poor the college year The opinions expressed herein are nut just beginning, but I decided to take necessarily those of the Assoctated Students. the College long area in complete destruction. standards. And now that such an a peek anyway. I couldn't believe Admenestrateon, or the Department of Journalism and Not only have more than 5000 per- earthquake has hit, only a limited all that blood was coming out of Advertising Subscriptions accepted only on a r ernaen sons been killed, but thousands of amount of help is being offered to der -of semester basis Full academic year, S9, each going fast MY body. Semester, $4 50 Off campus price per copy. 10 cents other individuals have also lost their these people. Then I uttered those famous last Phone 277-9101 Advertising 277-3175 Press of homes, families, and what little After a major earthquake in 1968 Folger Publications, Inc , Union City words, "I think I may be sick." Editor -in -chief Bob Peller en security they had known before. the Confederation of Iranian Students by Ken Mohr The nurse asked me if I could Advertising Manager Jerry Herdegen Ironically those who suffered and was able to raise and send over walk. I mumbled something that Assistant Editor .Penny Spar Virginia, there is a dif- News Editor Joyce McCollister lost a lot as a result of this major $40,000 to Iran with their repre- Yes, Make-up Editor Pat Hampton catastrophe are those who had almost sentative, Hosein Rezeai. This money ference between the country and the Editor's note: All student and Editorial Page Editor Elaine Westerlund nothing to lose financially. Villagers, was effectively used to build a hospital city. faculty members are encouraged to Copy Editor Alan Ahlstrand look out Asst Copy Editor Mary Donahue who inhabited dwellings averaging and school; and it has shown that we as I realize that when you express their views on any sub- Feature Editor Cory Farley eight to a room, don't even possess students have great potential for help- your window, all you can see are Sports Edetor Keith Peters ject in the letters to the editor Finn that slight shelter now. Living in ing people through such crisis. miles and miles of houses and streets. Arts Editor Betty Heriu secion of the editorial page. Let- E when. Editor Adonrele loosu poverty-stricken rural areas, these This month Iranian students in Your friends tell you that there is no Wire Editor Anne Vogel ters may be mailed or brought to Photo editor Gary Fong peasants must now endure the nadir San Jose have a Fund Raising Cam- such thing as country. Public Relations Director Para Petry of destitution. Farmers returned paign to collect money for this recent Now you are wondering exactly the Spartan Daily office, JC 208, L heel Photographer Dave Hollrnaei from the fields to find their wives earthquake. A table has been set up what country is. and must be 250 words or less, Staff Artist Jack 2eeders and children either dead or scream- near the Student Union in order that Have faith, Virginia! Despite the typewritten and double-spaced. Magerene Editor Jim Murphy National Ad Manager Pat Clark ing beneath the ruins. Many began students will become aware of the overwhelming numbers of plastic Name and activity or faculty card Retail Ad Manager Jill F lesuras to dig in vain toward the direction present situation and will be able to people, there are still biodegradeable number must be included, and all Classified Ad Manager Stew Bohn Advertising Art Director April Hasheguchi of the cries. In a nation where 60 donate money. We are asking for things. letters must be signed. Non- per cent of the population live in donations because your money will Over the rainbow, just beyond the Reporters L enda Aletto, La Vonia Anderson. La students and non -faculty members William Bell., Paula Belittler, Pauline villages consisting of adobe and straw make a smog, the acres of funny green stuff Outta Baldock, difference in helping these are asked to include address, tele- Loindonne Jacqueline Bressler, Carole Brown. Frank huts, it is not surprising that a people at this crucial time. Your outnumber the acres of concrete. firuno, Eileen Calla, Fred Corr., David Crawford. farther phone number and title or position. Darrell Crow. Bruce De Angelis, Lora Finnegan. Linda natural phenomena like this causes donations will be extremely appreci- And lo and behold, the F ',scold, Jay Goldberg. Jew.. Healy, Anne Rowan, such dreadful results. ated. away from the city one goes, the rhe Spartan Daily will not print Sharon Holle, Adenrele Iposu, Melvin Johnson, Pattie An analogy can be drawn between more one realizes that there is a self. letters which are libelous or in Knapp, Necquee Kobel. Nick Labosh. Glenn La Frank. Please send to: Sandy Low., Miner Lowe, Rick Malawi., Stew the earthquake in Iran and that which Iranian Students Association in One does not have to be ruled by ad- poor taste. The editor reserves Marenucci. Larry Maute r, L ynneMayf ield, L esMcKaney. occurred in Los AngeJes in 1971. US. (ISAUS), Earthquake Relief Fund. vertisements and politicians! the right to edit or cut letters Jack Mogg, Kenneth Mohr, Abraham Ont, Shirley Anne Owden. Joanne Petersen. Dan Russo, D J Salvatore.. Eric Although the intensity measure of Account #0138-388913, Wells Fargo I am telling you all of this in the to conform to space limitations Schatmeier, Mark Simon, Linda Smith, L innea Smith, the latter earthquake was about 7.5 Bank, 2460 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, hope that you will visit this wonder- and to cease publication of let Stephw Smythe, Terri Sprenger, Cathy Tallyn, Steve Webber, Roger Woo. Dated Zapata (only two points less than in Iran), Calif. 94704 land within the next 20 years. After ters dealing with subjects he be- finding the not more than 30 people were killed Iranian Students Association in that you may have trouble lieves have been exhausted. In Los Angeles because they resided San Jose State College country. April 20, 1972, Page. ) Woman, two men breast views Three vie for 'non-political' office

By ANNE HESSON She said that her reasons the political arena. defending both sides of supports the child day care ganization for the students," elected office. in student government," tii Stressing the non-politi- for seeking the office are two- "When he hired 12 assis- the political spectrum. center, the women's center, he said, "I don't see myself The office of the Attor- explained. cal nature of the office, the fold: she belongs to no poli- tant justices, they were all Rich Overstreet consid- and was one of the sponsors or any of the other candidates ney General is supposed "to Walker said it is Impor three candidates for A.S. tical organizations and is not males," she said. ers the duties of the Attor- of the instructionally related as politicians." represent the students and tant that the attorney gener- Attorney General discussed affiliated with any group, and Miss La'Mothe has ney Genreal to be a full programs initiative. He is If elected, first priorities their rights to the judiciary al is the only member Of the their plans and aspirations at she wants to see more women worked as a secretary in the time job. a member of the Initiative for Overstreet would include and provide a communication executive committee whiti a press conference with the "out of the kitchen" and into A.S. offices for three years. Overstreet was a lower '72 ticket. an initiative so that students link between the students and does not answer to the A s Spartan Daily yesterday. responsible positions in the The woman candidate sees division representative in the "The Associated Student could decide if incumbent civil law enforcement agen- president The three candidates are: community. her duties as prosecuting and A.S. Council this year. He government is a service or - candidates for executive of- cies," according to Walker. "I would like to maintain Miss Diahnne La'Mothe, 22, Miss LaMothe criticized fices would be allowed to seek "I decided to run after an office open to all stti Rich Overstreet, 20, and John the current Attorney General re-election. questioning students. I dis- dents," he declared, Walke Walker, 25. All are Juniors. Steve Burch and former Overstreet claimed that covered apathy, dissatisfac- also supports a legal refer- The A.S. elections will attorney generals for their the Initiative '72 ticket was tion, and a lack of relevance ral service for students. take place April 26 and 27. involvement of the office in organized only after the sup- porters of the initiative real- ized that A.S. President Mike Buck would be seeking re- News Review election. State Rexall I)rtigs "Buck has victimized these programs (i nstru c- 270 E. Santa Clara tionally related programs next to Lucky market such as the Spartan Daily, Editorial calls for protest the Radio -Television News says Center, SCIP)," he said. BOSTON (AP) --Three college newspapers in California The third candidate for the printed a strike editorial in Tuesday's editions calling for office is John Walker. a 25 - a moratorium Friday and a student strike to protest the year -old veteran. This is WE QUIT! escalation of the airwar in North Vietnam, according to the John A. Walker his first attempt to fill an Harvard Crimson. SAVE UP TO 50"( ON The Harvard paper said the one -day moratorium would allow students to attend major antiwar demonstrations Satur- MANDARIN STYLE CUISINE COSMETICS day in New York and Los Angeles. There will also be a demonstration at Kezar Stadium in San Francisco. Now in San Jose! SUNDRIES The decision to run the strike editorial at the University E ...pliant loud of California at Berkeley and Davis and Stanford University Reasonable P/ es DRUGS was made after a conference telephone call. 1 Also orders lo go Ten other college papers throughout the nation ran the ALL MUST GO editorial, which called for a strike "not against the univer- NORTH CHINA sity but against the war." rr, open 10 am -8 pm The editorial concluded with a call for a strike which RESTAURANT will "offer students an opportunity to work against the war 1402,A So Bscorn Mon Fri noon 9 p phone 286-9494 in these critical days." Photos by Gall Rapanut 13,ck s Super MkI Sat 8, Sun 3 30-9 p fl 287 6806 Closed Diahnne La'M othe and Rich Overstreet Wednesday Coastline Initiative Task force seeks help With 4,000 signatures that more volunteers are week. Signatures will be collected on its Coastline In- needed to help with precinct- taken at a table in the Col itiative petition, SJS' Envi- ing work. lege Union and in the En- ronmental Task Force is now vironmental Studies Dept. seeking help with the time- In other developments, Members of the task force consuming chore of precinct- task force members will con- also plan to continue circulat- ing the signatures they have tinue to collect signatures on ing petitions at local shop- gathered. campus for at least another ping centers. The precinct number of every person signing the peti- tion must be found on precinct maps and placed with the name before the county reg- Money raised by istrar of voters will accept the petition. For the initiative to qual ify for the November ballot. Iranian students the petitions must be turned earthquake victims, accord- in by June 9. SJS' Iranian Student As- sociation is now raising ing to Ali Hojat of the Iran- To meet this deadline, the money for the victims of the ian Student Association. task force has set up pre- earthquake which killed 5,000 The drive for donations at cincting headquarters in the persons in Iran two weeks SJS is part of a world-wide Studies De- WIer Environmental ago. campaign by Iranian students lid U. partment, Building From 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. he said. They will hold a strategy a table will be set up in front ,8.9/89,4’80Idere 048140% ; session in Building U today of the College Union for dona- at 2 p.m. Peggy Ledyard, tions. tOe spoW Oad campus coordinator for the The money will be used for Coastal Alliance, emphasized housing and hospitals for the '0611j HEW presents 10 8/ gore mid spripg bOrst APPIARANCI fellowships to SJS MOM dpopthe lapd, Ten grants have been According to HEW, the awarded to SJS to train col- recipient receives a stipend Chambers lege teachers and admini- of $2,400 for the first 12 strators by the Health, Edu- month period and $2,600 for tbe people cation and Welfare (HEW) the second. An allowance of I Brothers education division, as part of $500 a year for each depen- $4.9 million awarded to 89 dent is also provided. APRIL 23 & 24 colleges and universities. The institution is paid an 11:00 PM (?, The grants will support allowance of $2,700 per fellow rejoiced 912 fellowships for preparing to cover the cost of tuition, to mid personnel to staff two-and instructional fees and other four-year colleges and uni- training costs. 1:30 AM versities to serve the needs Other California institu- ALSO -APPEARING of low-income students. Fel- tions receiving grants are drat* of lowships are usually awarded California State Colleges and JOHN MANNING for one or two years. the University of California. BAZAR spripg Wipe. , t 9:00 PMtoll OOPM ;TICKET; -17R-E-SOL $ AT ISADORE'S MON. THRU FRI. 8 PM-10 PM OUR $3.00 MODEST $ FOR TICKET Start your own spring celebration with Tyrolia, California PRICES INFORMATION white wine and natural fruit flavors. The new wine CALL: 249-1150! that captures the spirit of spring. Pure wine that's as light and bright as that first spring day. With the help crisp, clean taste of oranges, lemons and flowery Ca {4. spices. 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Featuring the works of the SJS art history faculty, rs dynamic show Another "Art Historians as Artists" night seem- last Thursday reveals works done by in- deal for young ed to be no big structors showing much po- -soul singer Merry gospel tential and aesthetic con- Clayton. sciousness. Appearing with her Outstanding in the mixed - five -man band at the superb media show are the works of in Campbell she Bodega William Gaugler, associate her usual control showed Pain, bitter humor professor of Greek and Ro- over things as she expressed man art. Clearly influenced shouting as seem- her soul by this area of specialized ingly just another night's study, he creates an almost work. club shocking realism in his Miss Clayton, who was bronze sculpture. formerly a "backup" singer drama in Black A beautifully modeled on any with some very impressive try, does a real job tune. head of a rugged, bearded credits (Ray Charles, Joe man is done in the style of Chr Ste Cocker, Rolling Stones), now Miss Clayton, whose BY BETTY HARJU fessionally produced play. his domineering, employed latest album on Ode is late Greek or Hellenistic artist has taken a traditional piece into a satyr-like has her very own exciting "Ceremonies in Dark Old The author weaves the daughter. In his dealings Clayton," appears times in the second century classic subject and has up- figure. show to reveal her versa- "Merry Men," performed by the fabric of the plot out of the with his shiftless, street - B.C. dated it. tility with material from folk in concert with Stoneground Pan- Africah Players, will be drudgery and pain inherent hardened sons, it becomes and Copperhead this Satur- Other works of Gaugler's In Gaugler's art, the imp- Gaugler unites realism to straight gospel -soul. presented tomorrow and Sat- in the lives of his Harlem clear it is his life he yearns include a cherub-like boy ish boy is seen riding an ox, and the inner humanistic Although Thursday day in the SJS Men's Gym. urday at 8:15 p.m. in the characters. By keeping the to control. who resembles Boethos' blowing a trumpet and posed spirit with the romanticism night's performance didn't Drama Studio Theatre. focus narrow and avoiding An old-fashioned barber "Boy Strangling a Goose", like the "Winged Victory." of classical Greece. He has equal her superlative sets a The Chambers Brothers The drama is directed idealistic or heroic gestures chair serves alternately as (second century B.C.). The The curly -headed youngster made his works truly indi- few months back at Los Al- make a rare Bay Area ap- by Opal Brown, instructor that might tend to distract, a throne, a podium and, is metamorphosed in one vidual in essence. tos' Chuck's Cellar, the Bo- pearance Sunday and Monday in Black Studies, and is pre- he coaxes his characters finally, a symbol of a mis- dega crowd heard the typical at Isadore's in San Jose ($3). sented free of admission forth into vivid personal re- managed and now empty life. Jazz veteran Mose Allison charge. lationships. Merry which includes a An underlying theme of Monday through Wednesday Lonne Elder ill's two -act "Ceremonies" is ideally Tickets churning version of James rebellion against "the man" at Palo Alto In Your Ear play is close in scope to the suited for production in an art supplies Taylor's "Steamroller is broadened to include a ($2.50); Tower of Power 1 - work of Lorraine Hansberry intimate house, such as one Blues," a funky take of the desire to free oneself from rock tonight at C in the late '50s and early approximated by the Studio STUD Staples Singers' "Respect the prison of endless drud- Bodega. ($2). '60s and, to some extent, the Theatre. The set is a com- offered Yourself," and her own per- 1 0 Cf0 DI SC OUEINTs gery, of love, sex and, poig- Tickets tor "Fiddler on sonal interpretation of Bill SAN JOSE S earlier literature of Langs- posite of a Harlem store - F nantly, the insult of an aging the Roof" are available at a FINE ARTS CERAMICS Withers' chunk of Black Soul Typewriter ton Hughes. apartment, the main action urday at the Wareh body. special reduced rate of $2 sociology, -Grandma's Foliorman tow tonight, Much of Elder's bitter centered in a meanly fur- COMMERCIAL ART DRAFTING day -Saturday, Childho and pathos can also shop. The Pan-African Players for students, tonight only, Hands." humor nished barber * $300 Min. Purc haws Even though her sets are day at Ricardo's In be traced to the style of The initial conflict is the are a group of actors, at the Century 21Theateron through Saturday, Or. Boulevard near fairly standard (Three Dog Sunday at the Garlic F Sean 0' Casey, innovator struggle of Russell Parker, writers and poets artisti- Winchester San Jose's Oldest and Largest Art Store Night's -I've Never Been Hatch Cower -Cella II F of Irish folk drama. "Cere- an unemployed ex-vaudevil- cally concerned with a Freeway 280. The movie soul tonight and Saturday, Ja Lee at 8 p.m. to Spain" was new), they N..... Fruity, Chris Rainey Sun monies," done in New York lain-cum barber, to gain modern and comprehensive begins never get tiring because day in 1969, was his first pro- control of his household from spectrum of Black drama. The reduced rate was .-- Con- Merry always has a new OUTSIDE SAN JOSE made available by a (75Zipill P.D. SALES soul phrasing. And her Staton Brothers Friday and Sat gressional campaign that voice, which concentrates in urday, James Lee R Sunday 5 is holding a campagne re- al the Bodega in Campbell At In the lower register rather Your Ear in Palo Alto Mik Whit* ception tonight at the Friday Saturday, Hoodoo Rhythern than the Iiivh screatny coun- theater. Since the campaign Devils Sunday did not sell all their tickets. fiini *It7Cit are offered the remaining Hundreds of sALE EUROPE Copperhead to students. Fantastic $220. - $275. R.I. guys From West Coast Copperhead, leaturing ,riginal Quicksilver Mes- Fly One Way FromS12i senger Service member John CLIKAIRAINICIIII FLOOR SAMPLE STOCK FROM WHITE FlightsAll Year Long Cippolina, will be in concert CLEAR OUT THE ENTIRE Flights Also Available GAS STAG, WENZEL, ANTON. with Stoneground, Merry to Israeland the Orient Clayton and Loose Change Krips leads symphony Regular '94.0ctone) For Information recording -In short, very COME --GETS FIRST CHOICE Saturday at B p.m. in the BY GLENN LAFRANK in B Flat Major,.. Strauss' I FIRST 1 Contact 365-8625 Men's Gym. The San Francisco "Till Eulenspiegel's good. Krips FLOOR SAMPLE, DEMOS, RENTALS E.S.E.P. Tickets are $2.50 forSJS Symphony Conductor Merry Pranks, Op. 28," Both Maestro 801 Woodside Rd. and the symphony enjoyed 2810 _ students and $3.50 general Emeritus Josef Krips made and Beethoven's "Sym- Redwood City admission and are available an appearance as guest phony No. '7 in A Major, the evening performance, ESEP - SJSC Members and that's what it's all Ethyl 100+Octane) TENTS at the A.S. Business Office. conductor of the symphony Op. .92."

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By MARGIE YAMAMOTo West Coast residents with stone guardhouse by the side and ti vat- to and idoldreti al e .11 iii diigements placed in Special to the Daily as little as 1/16th Japanese of the road, the cemetery, the Issei, first generation of front of the stone memorial. There is wind, dust and blood were required by law a small memorial and some Japanese in America. They Dust storms were the tumbleweed. Someone says to vacate their homes, sell cement foundations remain to are small, their faces hardest to take, according to in the winter it gets as cold their possessions and then tell of Manzanar's humilia- cracked with the wrinkles of a former Manzanar resident. as 15 below zero and in the become prisoners in isolated tion of U.S. citizens. smiles and rage, backs bent Barracks were made of green summers as hot as 120. camps. The graves In the ceme- with the burden of time. lumber which shrank in the This is Manzanar--about Manzanar was also the tery are simple dirt patches Their offspring are the Intense heat and cold caus- a seven-hour drive from San goal of a recent pilgrimage outlined with rocks and small taller and straighter Nisei, ing dust to billow up through Jose, just north of Mt. Whit- made by more than 20 SJS headstones. Few have legible Sansei, and Yonsei (second, the floorboards and fill the ney between the towns of Lone students and hundreds of inscriptions; one is in English third, and fourth gene- room. Pine and Independence. others from all over Califor- and Japanese- -"Baby Jerry." rations). The latter two dom - Another camp prisoner In 1942 Manzanar was a nia for a commemorative The wind blows and nudges Mate the crowd at Manzanar. remembers half-mile walks community of 10,000 squeez- service on the 30th anniver- the flowers someone has Few were prisoners of the to the community showers, ed into a square -mile area sary of the internment. placed on the child's grave. camp. They only know what from which she returned as bounded by barbed wire and Everywhere there is dirt It's a diverse group meet- they've read in books and dirty as when she left. armed guard towers. This and wind --in your hair, eyes, ing at Manzanar. They are heard from their parents. The land is dry, surround- was the first of 10 "reloca- nose, mouth. When the wind for the most part young. Their knowledge of the ed by mountains and desert. tion centers" built across subsides you still feel un- Sprinkled here and there are history of camps is so scant Students try to imagine what America, from California to clean. Blacks, Chicanos and Whites. that one may ask on the drive their parents must have felt- - Arkansas, to confine 110,000 The hastily -built army - Among the Asians are ages home, "What was the name of American citizens stripped people of Japanese ancestry type barracks that once filled spanning four generations. the place again?" of their constitutional rights following the outbreak of the area have long since been In a small cluster amid The wind blows even more simply because of an extra M.irom an,rnr.lo World War II. removed. Today, only the their children, grand children furiously knocking down flor- fold on their eyelid. Executive Order 9006' Photos capture JapaneseAmerican plight .. By PAULINE BONDONNO depth visual perspective and sad moments. soldiers helping their families evacuate The terrifying and dehumanizing plight The story of the 30-year -old civil atro- There were 25,000 Japanese -Americans of Japanese-Americans interned in World city, little known beyond the West Coast, who served in the armed forces during the War II concentration camps is documented on is a sudden revelation to many young people war while their families served in concen- the walls of San Jose City Library this month who discover the disappearance of trust be- tration camps. in a moving and remorseful photo exhibit. tween citizen and government. The 442nd Combat Team, an all -Japanese Eighty-four photos on the third floor of A telegram from the Japanese American unit, was awarded more decorations that!, the library document the epic of 110,000 Citizens' League to President Roosevelt on any other unit in U.S. Army history. Japanese-Americans forced, after Pearl Dec. 4, 1941, only five months before the There are moments when the exhibit over- Harbor, into 10 remote desert internment Japanese were sent to concentration camps, comes you. Little children seem almost to camps for more than two years. reads: "In this solemn hoar we pledge our come out of the photos and grab you. One The exhibit, "Executive Order 9006," com- fullest cooperation to you, Mr. President, tiny, delicate-featured girl sits on the family piled by the California Historical Society, and to our country. We, in our hearts, suitcases, eating an apple as she clutches her is on display through May 13. are American, forever loyal to America." small purse. Her face strikes you, with the The display captures the pathetic expres- And then, two years later, bitter and tiny child's amazing amount of bravery, sions of innocent children, identified with tags, remorseful, an evacuee says, "I am an Amer- colored with deep sadness in her eyes. tied on with a string as though they were ican citizen. I don't know Japan or what There are photos of weather-beaten, aged cattle going to the slaughter house, and Japan stands for but I'm going where I won't farmers proudly pointing to a sign which hard-lined faces of strong men with an un- have to live on the wrong side of the tracks reads, "We don't want any Japs back here, mistakable look of agony in their eyes. because I'm yellow." ever," or "Japs get out." One begins to unmistakably identify with Out of the 10 internment camps, 5,000 And there are endless mud flats at the these people and question the crazed and Japanese Americans renounced their citi- concentration camp at Manzanar, Calif. naive scared America that put them there. zenship after the war and left for Japan. children lugging their young suitcases, young Davo Dronnan About one-third of the photos are the work Besides capturing the moments of grief men and desperate mothers. of Dorthea Lange, a West Coast photographer as separated families left their homes and The exhibit is sobering, sometimes stun- "Forever loyal to America" whose expertise stands out at capturing in businesses, there are great pictures of young ning, and a beautiful work of art. Chicanos perform Moskin slate drops Jail forum today An all day forum on pri- give a dramatic performance. Leonard Jeffries,Black Sttitl-4 from elections race son reforms will be held today Following the perfor- ies Department Chairman in Morris Dailey Auditorium. mance a panel discussion will moderate a second panel. at USC folk fest Another presidential slate last year's Fantasy Faire, Jagger and Randy McLure The forum, co -sponsored moderated by Murray Panelists will include SJS Chicano lulls singers ience portraying the develop- has dropped out of the upcom- added he was discouraged has not notified anyone of by the Black Studies and So- Whitaker, assistant profes- James Geary, Santa Clara will appear in "Luz y Som- ment of the Indo-Hispano cul- ing A.S. elections. with the "red tape" and "lack its candidacy after filing at ciology Departments, is titled sor of sociology, will be held. County sheriff; Robert Russel ')ras de Guadalupe," a cul- ture in music, poetry and William P. Moskin, pre- of communication" in student the A.S. offices. "Prison as an Experiment: Members of the panel in- of the United Prisoners tural experience presented by dance. sidential contender, his vice- government. In last Friday's Spartan Success or Failure?" clude George Morgan, cor- Union; Barbara Nicoara, a the Mission Music Workshop presidential running mate, Refusing to mention Daily story on A.S. elections, The show will encompass During the day there will rectional officer at the Cali- San Jose attorney, represen- at Benson Center, University Bob Dollar, and treasurer names, Moskin said students Dennis Manning, candidate artistically the different be lectures, panel discus- fornia Correctional Institu- tatives from the San Jose of Santa Clara (USC), Fri- candidate Maile Ornellas told use A.S. government as a for Academic Council, was faces of Raza culture from sions and entertainment. tion for Men at Chino; Dr. Police Officers Association day at 8 p.m. Donations the Spartan Daily yesterday "comfortable shelter" from omitted. Also two names Argentina to California and The affair will begin with Donald Garrity, academic and ex -inmates. are 50 cents. they are dropping out of the the outside world. He added were misspelled. Diahnne from the time of the Aztecas a performance by SJS' Jazz vice president at San Fran- Schedule for the day is: Folk singers GracieIla race. that the average age of this La'Mothe is running for At- to the modern day Heavy La- Band and will be followed with cisco State; Popeye Jackson 9 a.m. SJS Jazz Band, and Aurelia Soto, both SJS The election is scheduled year's A.S. presidential can- torney General and Marvin tino -Rock sounds of Santana. a talk by Ruben Greenberg, and Stephnie Reingel of the Morris Dailey Audi- students, and other local tal- for April 26 and 27. didates is 25. Walker is a candidate for A.S. undersheriff of San Francis- United Prisoners Union; a torium ent will appear with inter- Featured in the show will In a printed statement. The Moskin ticket is the Council co. representative from the Cal- 9:30 a.m. Ruben Greenberg nationally known artists in- be "El Baile del Venado" Moskin said, "After objec- second slate to drop out of the The Guerilla Theater, a ifornia Correctional Officers 11 a.m. Guerilla Thea- cluding flamenco guitarist (Dance of the Deer), a Yaqui tively reviewing the structure A.S. presidential race. Mon- group from the Prisoners Association and ex-inmates. ter performance Jorge Gamez and poets dance. Yaquis are an Indian and workings of A.S. Govern- day, the Common Cause Co- tribe from Mexico. Students Union of San Francisco will Later on in the day Dr. Engineering 132 Roberto Vargas and Elias ment, its perversities, mana- alition, with Wayne Kuwada Noon Panel Discussion Hruski. Radio and television cov- gerial practices and its ques- for president, dropped out Engineering 132 All donations will go to erage of the event will be by tionable role on this campus, and endorsed the Dennis 2:15 p.m. Jiro Enomoto, 'he USC United Raze Legal radio KPSA, which will I have concluded that my time King, Rudy Leonardi, Andy talk budget Travel Europe, Morris Dailey Audi- lefense Fund. McDonald broadcast the entire show and energy can be better spent ticket. A public hearing on the torium Mission Music Workshop, in other areas working di- live, and by San Francisco Although it has not for- proposed A.S. budget as ap- 3:45 p.m. Panel Discussion a group of musicians from San television station channel 20, rectly with students rather mally dropped out of the race, earn six units proved by the A.S. Budget Morris Dailey Audi- Francisco's Missiondistric , than in student government." the "Name which will videotape the show Unknown" ticket Committee is scheduled for Six weeks, six units and cost approximately $280 torium will present a cultural exper for later release. Moskin, who organized of Barbara Small, Robert Thursday, April 27, from seven countries are offered round trip. by the Environmental Studies 12:30-3:30 p.m. in Room 1 Any students interested PART TIME JOBS of the Home Economics De- Department in a course this in the course should notify IN LOS GATOS Sigma Delta Chi announces partment. summer. the Department of Environ- "Comparative European Easy Phone Work Students with criticisms mental Studies or Dr. Mage, Good Pay or questions may be heard Environments" (ES 106.1) 277-2443 or 269-9116 even- Long Hair Beards Or at that time, according to will study the attitudes toward ings, as soon as possible. 354-6186 two journalism scholarships Stephen Takakawa, A.S. vice and the solutions regarding president. "Changes will problems of air, water and 50 The scholia ship commit Journalistic ability, Trigg in the Journalism De- not be directly effected by land pollution in different Europe tee of Sigma Delta CM, jour- Financial need. partment office. any discussion occuring at socio-economic count ries S hAL i MAR nalistic society, is searching Deadline to apply is Mon- Winners will be announ- this meeting. The primary and compare them with those Summer for journalism students to re- day, Letters of application ced at the annual Sigma Delta function is informational," in the U.S. RESTAURANT Charters ceive two $100 scholarships should be given to Mrs. Irene Chi Deadline Dinner May 11 Takakawa said. The course will be direct- offered by the Sigma Delta ed by Dr. David Mage and and TAKE-OUT Available from Chi -Gould fund and theOscar held in cooperation with Den- Liden memorial fund. mark's International Student Specializing in fine vegetarian Applicants must be jour- Committee, University of & meat dishes from India April 24 fIC..5_1) Copenhagen. nalism majors (no public re- Buffet lations or advertising) in it Ul The tour starts in Lon- Buffet Lunches Dinners Sept. 23 their junior year, who will don and ends in Milano. The 11:30-2:30 PM 5:00-8:30 PM be seniors by fall, 1972. total cost of the tour is es- INTRODUCTORY OFFER-- The two scholarships will CHICANO BUSINESS STUDENTSASSO- ANTI -WAR FORUM, 8 pm, Morris timated to be $720 per stu- CIATION, 6 30 pm , C.0 Pacifica Dailey Auditorium Sponsored by the dent. The tuition is $150.90 10% Off during the Month of April be awarded to the applicants Room San Jose Bay Area April 22 Coali- SUNNYVALE 249-3332 who best meetings SIGMA DELTA CHI, 530 p rn JC for six units and students reg- 1061 EAST EL CAMINO REAL, demonstrate: Jordan, tion Featured wilt be Fame [Between Wolfe Rd 8 Lawerence Expressway, Behind AS WI Scholastic achievement 208 Plans to work on the Deadline Tom Hayden, Bob Scheer, and music istered in the course are eli- Dinner Closed on Sunday TODAY by Country Joe McDonald ESSA, Educational Spanish Students As gible for charter flights which HiLLEL 7 30 47 FOUNDATION, Pr,,. sociation, 6 15 pm , ED 212 Plans Fifth St "Jewish Mysticism " for International Aeek will be dis Claude FILIPINO-AMERICAN STUDENT AS- cussed MISC. SOCIATION, 7 p Barracks 9 Plans THE NAVIGATORS, Bible study, 7 30 Chabrol's will be made for Cultural TODAY Week p rn., C U Pacheco Room DISABLED STUDENTS UNION, 230 PS*: 5 pm, "Martin Luther King "LE BOUCHER" AD -VENTURES IS touring Reserve pm, CU Almaden Room This is CoakleyHegerte speaks Again," 530 pm KSJS news, IT'S HAPPENING ad agency Meet at 100 N AT the last meeting of the semester Elec p m., -Randy Roach School of Brood NIGHTLY AT 78 10:55 Winchester Blvd at 5 30 p on bons of new officers and discussion of casting," 8 pm KSJS Special "Chuck Space the trtp to Berkeley Berry," 830 pm The Lou Mosley & James Joyce's RHO EPSILON MEETING CHANGE, Show Now for 7 p rn , at Van Vleck Realty. San Jose SKI CLUB CANOE TRIP on the Run "ULYSSES" The meeting was previously scheduled speakers &en River will be held April 29 ONCE AT for the C U Almaden Room The cost is $11 25 per canoe Sign 8 35 duo Europe! FMA, 7 30 p m Blum's. Town and MRS. MEDGAR EVERS, vositing ups and S5 deposit per canoe are JciLinsIst in the AS Business Office by 5 p ni Country Village Mr Phil Nisonger, tar, will speak 9 30 10 30 0 PI in Operated by students president of AIM Financial Corp , will Journalism 141, and noon in Morris April 26 181 E SANTA CLARA NICIELODEON PRISON, Morris Dail', for students. fir,c0l.rr & CEDall SYS, discuss "Financial Service Corpora (holey Auditorium "The Need for FORUM ON Auditorium, Sponsor', SANTA CRUZ 476-7500 loons- -New era of 'individual' financial Educational Reform." and "Changing 9 am 5pm Jerry ,nunseling by the Black Studies Department Alm. owlet, Students trov.1 SI,V11.` 287-8240 Thursday Nite- DRINK 'EM UP 7-9PM l'PERFECTION NEEDED? DO IT YOURSELF! " OPEN `TIE MIDNIGHT Quality Special Student Rental Rates Friday Nite- SENSATIONAL LADIES NIGHT TYPEWRITERS RENTED If NiuMI Airlines Professional Pharmacists Manual electric Anthony D Carnpagna Jr , Owner Saturday Nite- LIVE ENTERTAINMENT BY No rip-offs! 1 mo.--$8.00 $12.50 r.IAL Ni.) it AP Porter 11,p1 ar [IONIA on PM SPS, .11 In 10101 lloghl sOst end 101,0 ,ng 3 mo. $21.00 per mo. MODERNE DRUG CO. ROCCI AND BILL STARTING AT 9PM rharoes at 100, OcCuP0A.S All rarrn ,nclud U S Fardaral lo ano Meoerture orrIllr .u.ocable end adrIstniStISlivfaes Second and Santa Clara Streets 84 00 POr PIPI10,1 AA prrollS ',au.. to an or docroalw San Jose Typewriter Co., Inc. .10pOndong on Ma aCto. number c0 Phone 293-7500 Get It On At Jabinsky's This Weekend OUP IMPArldual uassongors on

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The Iranian Eagles, an urdav on the Spartan soccer Eagles' coach Ahmad day's confrontation. -pc-D)r -ts. 5.15 -based soccer club, puts Byati has both Santa Clara The Eagles are a mem- its 7-1 league record on the line when they take on the Game time is slated for and Stanford lined -up for ber of the Independent Soc- Sparta Club of Fremont Sat - 11 a.m. his squad, following Satur- cer League. SJS nine tops Gators; CC1 A ZZIT1). SHREDDED FOAM RUBBER 35C per STUDIO APT. FOR RENT. $85./ino PO REWARD for return of 10 speed Schsvinn taken from ANNOUNI F IVIF NTS pound Any amount Ph 293-2954 Furnished. WAG paid. 1/2 block from 7th St rack Ilap S.S. Call 287-7387 Nogues. Call Tom 998-1695 aft 3pm LARGEST SELECTION of current 13-7 used paperbacks, records and books FOR RENT, 2 Wks from cam ROOM blasted by Broncos SHAKLEE : Tuesday night cat- ECOLOGICALLY SOUND. 1/2 price Quality books and records pus Large room. Male over 21 pre- TRANSPORTATION BY JACK MOGG :rubles by r r roping San Santa Clara The absence of star Herne Cleaners 1Basic H, L. etc I, purchased T op pr ices paid- -cosh. or ferred 5855, 10th 292-1587 trade Lots of fiction, supplemental. Things haven't been go- Francisco State, yesterday at Buck Shaw Stadium. cher Tim Day hurt the Spar- Food Supplements 161,1.1 Protein) JET and classics RECYCLE BOOK NINTH ANNUAL FLIGHTS for the SJS base- at Municipal Stadium. tan chances considerably. Beauty Aids IProteinitedShampooetc FOR RENT -Ole, 2 br., AEK Crpts . EUROPE FROM $299 ROUND TRIP ing well Errors and the inability John S Mary Rhoades 297-3866 2866276 186$ Ind St drps wicid , couple. 5135 1167 least. A day earlier was Day suffered a injured fin- JAPAN: FROM $349 ROUND TRIP ball team to say the a dif- So 6th St CALL: FLIGHT CHAIRMAN to belt timely hits cost SJS FINE CLASSICAL GUI TARS FOR PER -19161 Losers in seven of their ferent story, however. ger last week and saw duty PISCEAN WATERBEDS 451-7905 an Carlos 294-1455 Just FORMERS AND TEACHERS. L Beautiful Student early 4-1 lead. TheSpar- 1528 W Son LARGE ROOM in 4248 OVERLAND. DEPT IS last eight games, the Spar- Outslugged and outplayed only as a pinch -hitter late King -Queen DOI 783-2571 96 S tans, who have committed 12 west of Sears $21, Sunnyvale House $75 mo including util CULVER CITY, CA 80230 Liners 998-2992 tans found a little solace in the field, the SJS nine in the game. He has a team - $19, Twin $15. Safety 9.2, 17th St Call 295 7441 or - - miscues in the past four con- BEDS San Jose's oldest Frames 510 plus 10 -Year Guaran- WATER EUROPE -ISRAEL -EAST AFRICA among their mounting suffered a 13-7 thrashing to leading .315 batting average water bed store, Yin Yang Water Prin. Non- tests, aided the Bronco i. on all beds Water Sofas, U L Quiet Room with Kitchen Student Travel Discounts, inexpensive base Co invites you to compare 4 blocks to SJS $65 and has gunned down 13 Listed heaters, pillows. tapestries Bed smokers only student camping tours through out West seven -run rally in the third CO policy 294-1455 quality, price, and service LIMITED mu 287-3125. Ask about our N per and East Europe, including Russia stealers. NUMBER OF PARACHUTES aft. die' frame with a pair of errors SOFA agent for inter E woes. student meter, orange and white Great for ELEANOR'S FLOWERS of Los Gatos ROOMS, Ivy Hall 279 E San Fer- charter flights CONTACT !SCA that evaporated their lead Two errors by backstop- ceilings, drapes, clothes, etc Only is a lovers, large "fresh cut flower nando. across from administration 11687 San Vicente Blvd CO LA Calif into an 8-4 deficit. $6. Visit one of our stores at 400 per Tom Elliott, whose nor- shop We have the best quality flowers bldg Double Kitchen priv well man- 90049 TEL 12131826-566912131826- Park Ave. 18 blocks west of $3A at the lowest prices in town Lovely aged 2944472 0955 or cII campus p Stv Co"' mal position is first base, al- 286-1263 or 28 E. Campbell Ave SJS gathered the same carnations at SI 00 dox no kidding) Ph. (4151 845-7131 hours 4-7 pm three unearned runs 506 50 dot lat Winchester) Ph 378-1040 TOWNHOUSE Apts. for rent,2bdrrn amount of hits as Santa lowed Long stem roses at $3 $4 tin a florists box for additional 65c) Surnmer4125 furnished Near cam- OVERSEAS JOBS FOR STUDENTS in the wild third inning. MADE RINGS. Choose from Clara, 11, but could not come Daisies 65c bunch. Bachelor Buttons NANO pus. Call 2977958 or 296-7143 Australia, Europe S Arnero a, Africa red & gold tiger eye, turquois and 950 bunch, 'Daffodils, Tulips, Iris. etc All professions and occupations up with the needed blow to Elliott, however, smack- fire agate $1000 6 up Ph 225- Stock, Violets etc etc etc You name APT FOR RENT -Modern Pure , a- $700 to $3,000 monthly Expenses paid '7472 break open the game. Two ed a single in the three -run it- -we've got it.. Whether you buy one cross from Duncan Hall, 7306 San overtime, sightseeing Free infor flower or a dozee you will receive the Salvador Summer rate 5110 294- illation Write, Jobs Overseas, Dept runs in both the first and ninth inning to keep an un- MT. HAMILTON same "fuss & ribbons" Every pur RD. 1 ACRE, 6028 evenings or call Mr Lee 294- 04 P0 Box could have BREATHTAKING 15071. San Diego Ca second innings successful rally alive. chose is gift wrapped You never got VIEW Executive 8758 921 15 been added to with a timely so much for so little money TRY US- Custom County Home 2,200 sq ft . 3 yrs old, Al Ariza, whose two runs --YOU'LL LIKE UV! We also have a beautiful decorated 3 Private Room -for male, set apart FLYING SOON? hit, but it was not to be. bedrooms, 2 scored helped SJS to the large selection of potted plants. ter- bath, built in bar, 6 from house with kitchen priv , spac- EAST to Denver. Chicago. New York sliding glass doors, beamed rariums, dish gardens and dry ar ceil- ious backyard. I block from campus. Boston, Washington or Europe WEST early lead, set the all-time ings thruout Low Bronco hurler Rich rangemenl flowers Everything at county taxes Call Dan or leave message. 287- to Hawaii or the Orient Your TWA Appraised with $56,900 Troedsen, who admitted career record for runs scor- prices you can afford Our specialty 10% down 8827. Campus Rep Bruce F reeman ran help this to qualified is our small ' for the hospital' ar- buyer Sell for 165,900 you make your GETAWAY NOW! Save game was not one of his bet- ed with his 81st. The pre- firm Call Ron rangements at $I 95 & 52 50 They're Gabriel - agent ROOM IN PRIVATE NOME $95 Near 1/3 with a TWA YOUTH PASSPORT and 377-8181 ter efforts of the year, gut- vious mark was 80, held by cute and "just enough- We are open Winchester Blvd Student or working take up to 24 months tii pay with a 9 AM to 7 PM daily & Sunday 11,2 day woman 26 411457 or 241-8619 FREE, EASILY OBTAINABLE, TWA ted out the first couple in- Don Lopes (1947-50). Deli- Holidays) 720 University Ave Los WATERBEDS: King site $20. GETAWAY CREDIT CARD. Caii Bruce nings before his teammates John Urzi doubled in one Gatos 356-6314 or 356-4839 (at the very free in college area. 923-8091 LARGE 1 & 2 BORN APTS. Newly al 287-8668 for mfor mation powered him to a command- end of the cyclone fence behind Oak carpeted & painted Fury & unfurn ------Spartan run in the opening Meadsw Park) SALEI BRAND NEWI No children or pets Quiet 283 EURORAIL -tours si,leilights ing lead. stanza and scored on a field------TIE-DYED PARACHUTES E Reed 286-2006 carrentals-hostels pensions sports 1111101.011 PASSPORT PHOTOS-ONE DAY SER- $10 710 N 23rd St. apt #1297-1444 europeancars -shipping -sleeping bags The lefthander limited er's choice. He drew a two- VICE 4 FOR $375 15 minutes ser NEEDED -I female roommate to share mountainboots. etc Condor. 2305 vice available Daily 8 am -3 p.m FRIDAY FLICKS this Sat April 22 house on 11th Own room Rent out walk after Ariza sin- Wilshire Boulevard Santa Munii a 213 the Spartans to only three starring Sat till noon Tinker Bell Studio Diary of a Mad Housewife, $60 Phone 999-2055 828-6084 harmless tallies the rest of gle the following inning and 1040 The Alameda. SJ Clyde Lawrence, Dock Benaimin. and the way, one coming on a both scored when Mark Kett Carrie Snodgress Morris Daily HOUSING DISCRIMINATION is illegal. UNIVERSITY TRAVELERS CLUB Joey Gayton LIFT YOUR SPIRITS! if you experience it dial 277-2126. Traveling this summer? Stay over Pete Jensen home run in the man lined a single to right - Receiver $375. Pio- Join a college -age BALLET class at PIONEER 2500 San Jose State Housing Office night free. Stuck at home, Host to cheer about for ?Crazy George $375. Akai 2508 Nothing last frame. field. Eufrazia School of Ballet. Essential neer 6300 splirs. travelers Meet friendly people Ex- techniques for the beginning dancer. tape deck $325. 227-9080 change privileges with members in 246-6675 if no answer 241-1776 U.S- and Canada Write now for full GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES SERVICES details. UTC. P0 Box 9147, Berkeley -registered with A.K .0 Call PUBLIC AUTO MART Pedigree Calif 94709 i,as expanded into a "Mobile Flea 251-5061 or 262-3811 ARTISTS' MODEL available for ar- Market" autos, trucks, boats, motor- tists. photographers, students, groups. JET CHARTER FLIGHTS Tennis trailers. etc We do the /dyer teamiolted'in cycles, Jacket, has never Southland Leather FRENGE workshops Rates open NO porno LONDON from 5179 ONE WAY do the selling! We aver' tising. you been used, site 42 Only $35 or best After 5. weekends, 275-6168 EUROPE, HONG CONG. ORIENT The Spartan tennis team tans for Long Beach State over 2,000 "Prospective Buyers" each offer Call Hassan 277-8083 Weekly Departures' "It makes everybody cently defeated Long Beach, Total cost for seller - 512 weekend. WHO'S ON THIRD? PLEASE CONTACT 415 771 1331 ended its competition in yesterday. But rainy con- harder," said the SJS race for the sold) fee includes 30 day work narrowing the (good until Your friendly neighborhood Typing Win a free Imp to London Southern California Tuesday ditons forced a cancellation coach, noting that his team's Southern California seg- listing for any vehicle not sold the WANTED Service 287-4355 I TRY IT, YOU'LL first weekend. Based on our exper- HELP LIKE IT!) RUSSIA -SCANDINAVIA. 5 wks $350 with the second of "two of that match. fairly easy schedule up ment. ience an March, 35% of all vehicles inclusive London departures Small of display' WANT US! jolts," according to coach Referring to the UCLA North lets his charges "sort were sold after 1 weekend YOU FAST, ACCURATE, Experienced ty- group camping travel (ages 18 301 Even though the team we even better on V.W.'s & mod. Chance to Help Other People do Your pist IBM Selectric pica Can edit Also Eueope, Africa Write Whole Butch Krikorian. contest, Krikorian said, of get lulled to sleep." priced trans vehicle! Every Sat & Money Is A Bonus has a very easy schedule 4 miles from SJS Mrs Aslanion Call Earth Expeditions Lid, US A.nts After bowing to the USC "We were beat badly all the Sun 9-4 Capital Drive -In Theatre Freedom, Fun: Education The Spartans are still 298 4104 for Transit Travel Ltd , Box 1497 ahead after UOP (Hayward Capital Expressway & Monterey Rd SHAKLEE'S UNLIMITED netters, 6-3, on Monday, way down." But the match- K C Mo 64141 playing without No. 1 man For further into 287-9566 OPPORTUNITY " State and Santa Clara), RFNT A TV OR STEREO $IO per SJS dropped a 9-0 decision to ups with the Los Angeles PUBLIC AUTO MART 1/2 BLOCK FROM CAMPUS Carlos Kirmayr, who has ONLY month, free service, no contract Call Krikorian said, "We know "A meeting place for private parties 466 South 5th a2 297-3866 COLORADO ALPINE ADVENTURES UCLA Tuesday. foes serve as a good pre- Esche's 251-2598 remained in Brazil because what we've got to do" for to buy and sell used vehicles." John & Mary Rhoades 2 to 12 day backpacking and horse Both matches were non- paration for the Spartans' back adventures into the virgin wilds of illness after recent Davis the PCAA championship. PARACHUTE JUMP INSTRUCTION $25. Special conference and were sup- PCAA championshipbid May HARMONY WAY VOICE - PIANO WORK PART TIME NOW mindful' time of Colorado From Cup matches. Complete first jump course All arrangements available P0 Box San Diego. He added that the sche- STUDIO this summer. We train you for an equipment furnished Special student posed to prepare the Spar- 4 in "Classical" 18427 Denver. 80218 SJS can capture the dule will also allow him to Today's Music or exciting position in management, with rates Stevens Para -Loft Oakland Jaw Beginners Professionals ALCOA'S largest suboidary. If you Airport 569-5358 PCAA Northern California work more individually with San Jose - 286-6917, Santa Crux- like to work with people, call 268- TRAVELING? STAY OVERNIGHT EPEE! Stuck at home, Meet tra title by beating 476- 6616 8739 after 4 PM. TYPING, E xper lanced, fast. also edit University his players. railing people Exchange privileges mg Former English teacher Another of Pacific April 25, which with members in US and Canada Trying to emphasize that Every Monday the Fabulous St. James ATTRACTIVE GIRLS WANTED for 244-6444 aft 6 Mary Etryner '4 0 appears likely. Infirmary presents Oldies but nude modeling Study while you work Write: University Travelers Club. his netters won't be easing Box 9147, Berkeley, CA 94709 Great American Goodies -from 8 Iii 2 so bring your No sex or porno $50 to 5100 per AUTO INSURANCE The Spartan netters up too much before the chick or ow down for few un- day Full or part time, mornings, No driver refused low mu rates would then face U.C. Santa league title matches, colos and dig on the discs -390 Met' afternoons, evenings Artists & Harvey Diesner 241 3900 Free Travel Information Youth MEAL fares domestic & international, Eurai I Barbara for the league team Krikorian said, "Every- Tett Blvd Mt. View. Models Studio 1415 Alameda SJ Burrito & Pepsi 998-1965 THESIS TYPING - ELECTRIC Mas- passes Student Rail passes and Stu title, since the Gauchos re- body's ego is involved' FRIDAY FLICKS, APRIL 22, Morris ter's Reports - Disettions dent Standby Cards and Tickets Call 35((tax ) Daily Dick Benjamin and Barbara DANCERS, $3 hour up and amateur Marianne Tarnberg 1924 Harris Ave Bruce 287-9668 inclc. Evans in Diary of a Man Housewife topless every Wednesday $15 to all Call 371-0395, San Jose participants, $25 to winner Partici ASTROGY WITH FEELING. YOUR pants offered contract The Brass PERSONALIZED HOROSCOPE BY ollpt iii FUTURE CPA'S Leanr How to pre- TYPING-term papers, etc., LANA pare for the CPA exam. BECKER Rail 734-1454 and fast. Phone 269-8674exp.ienced LIBRA, ASTROL. 244-3786. CPA REVIEW COURSE Call collect: TACO BELL Women's Sports San Jose 1408126I'8446, San Francisco OVERSEAS JOBS FOR STUDENTS FOR PROBLEM PREGNANCY CARE, EUROPE -Save and make money in 14151 11-4395 Australia, Europe, S. America, pregnancy tesitng, contraception and Europe Travel loopholes to Istanbul University Center Africa, etc All professions and sterilization Call Family Planning More Olski Enterprises, Box 492. The SJS women's tennis third ranks. SPAGHETTI ANDPIZZA FEEDSunday occupations, $703 to 3,000 monthly Alternatives 289 9011 Syracuse, New York 13201 Offer expires Alameda at Park Ave April 23, 4:00 - 7 00 Alpha Phi Sorority Expenses paid, overtime. sightseeing. - - - - ;quad virtually dominated Candy Osterman cupped 1972 Clara 210S. 10th St. Only $1.00 Free information -Write, Jobs Over- DICK'S AGUASER V HAWAIIAN SUMMER SEMESTER May 1, Santa the courts as eight of their top singles with a 6-2, '7-6 seas, Dept P0.Box 15071, San A qu a r iums repaired. serviced Over 25 grad , SO undergrad courses nine competitors smashed tie -breaker over her Bronco Diego, Ca 92115 Buy 291 9006 Sell to choose from for college credit AUTOMOTIVE 5579 includes air fare, housing at Santa Clara in Tuesday's opponent. Madeline Gorospe TOO BUSY TO CLEAN We'll do it beautiful Church Cull of Hawaii, three league net action at the south $65 to $95 PER WK/PART TIME for you. General c leaning SS.CO, house meals a day and sightseeing June 18 swept number two honors TAKE THE HASSLE OUT of buying Unlimited earn ing potenti al addressing to July 29 Special 3 week teacher's a used auto, truck, motorcycle. hund- or apt Linn 275-6648 or Sandy 298- campus courts. 7-5, 6-2 and Debby Keller envelopes at home in your spare time 4889 . workshop, devils $459 WriteWORI The undefeated reds of new vehicles on display each Companies are paying top money to VISTA TOURS. ISOS Los Robles P., doubles fell 3-6, 2-6. weekend Stop by early - the best individuals with GOOD handwritingofr TAILORING -DESIGNING - adena, Calif 91101 team of senior Donna Cosio buys are sold fast Free admission "personally" addressing their enve- ALTERATIONS Free parsing.PUBLIC AUTO MART lopes For further information re- nd freshman Maureen Ken - The squad will rest up For men and women, special ISee our ad -announcements) garding opportunities with these com- rates for students. Call Nancy 293-5009 r edy, shutout SCU 6-0, 6-0 in preparation for April 25 panies, send $2 to Advertising Asso- Or come -by. 951 while the second team of when they trek to Berkeley '67 PONTIAC GTO 4 sp trans., 400 ciates, P0 Box 487, Crawfordvilie, Walnut St 5.1 B & H, $0150 cu , 58,000 mi Fla 32327 TYPING by pert -time legal secre- ,inda Davidson and Georgia to take on the Golden Bears Clean. body in ex. cond. Bkt sta., tary. Reasonable rates Call Lesley at 3 p.m. Hopefully Cosio or 374-7504 Masterson lasted through a 259-5272 at 253-9299. 1 will be able to compete, as 6-2, 7-5 victory. Jeanne '117 CHEV. VAN, Many extras. Great HOUSING we'll insure it is out nursing an in- EXPERT MANUSCRIPT SERVICES. tobb and Pat West contri- she vacation vehicle. Call 354-7986 aft. TYPING EDITING WRITING, ETC. 4 PM. buted a 6-2, 6-4 win in the jured knee. MEN -Large clean room near campus SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 244- 3786. for less. '83 DODGE DART GT CONY. Stan Quiet atmosphere. Single or double. mit 617 So. 6th St. California Financial Responsibility Six month dard. 3 spd , slant 6 Very clean. ARABIC BELLY DANCING IN- coed $375 Call 246-0229 STRUCTION Special rates for stu- STUDENT RENTALS dents, for information call Zarila rates for qualified students are as low as: Furnished Houses 3 & 4 Bedrooms 62 BUICK SPECIAL ELECTRIC 295-5418 CONY. Good engine good transporta 2 Baths Single Male - age 17-19 Intramurais Furnished Apts & Studios $153 tion car $150 or offer. Ca11289-8102 TYPING, terrnpapers, etc , Oneblock 1 & 2 bedrooms eves from campus Ressonable rates Specialists since 1955 20 $139 For some reason, no one felt like playing softball Tuesday Rental Editing done too. 2947033 afternoon. '119 SAAB wagon 95 VU, Excellent Borelli Realty. 295 No 10th 21 74 condition, very clean, new trek/ale Call 297 2410 Not a single game of the scheduled four was played in the $1350 or offer 294-8304 PERSONALS Single Female - 21 over 40 slow -pitch 6 p.m. league. The Tectonics forfeited their game MATURE STUDENTS TO RENT to Sigma Chi and Schitz claimed a victory over West Hall by '67 TR4-A, independent rear supens Clean, modern, large, 1 bdrm turn Married Male - age 21-24 54 ion, overdrive, roll's.. 2 covers, apt. 2 blks. from 5JS. $135. Free I MAKE CAST GOLD S SILVER wed- forfeit. Neither Hoover Hall ,or SAE showed up for their lug. rack, $900 or best offer 292- parking, water. 297-1930 ding bands & other Jewelry, all one games, starting off the season with a loss. 9373. of kind. If you have unusual de- 1 EXTRA LARGE BR'S sires 111 this area call me at 354- The fast -pitch league saw a little more action, with four 'es Honda Superhawk. $200 or best Furnished w/w carpeting Perfect for (004 or come by Old Town in Los I 404 out of the scheduled seven games played.. offer Runs good Must Sall Call roornmetes Recreation room Swim Gatos afternoons Wednesday through Bill 287-0729 after 5 p rn pool 620 5 9th St. 2194425 Saturday In these contests Theta Chi topped P.KA 7-2, Sigma Pi George L ar more 1$. Third St. beat Sigma Chi 18-5, the South Side Boys triumphed over '70 VOLVO 164, 4 door, 4 wheel disc PRIVATE ROOM, hitch privileges, brakes. AM -FM, 15,000 mi single college men only 22 S 11th St. FRIDAY FLICKS Come watch the the Pimps 11-5 and the AFROTC defeated APO 16-4. owner, Perfect coed $3,100 Eves 293-9844 1Maxl or 247-3553 (Tony) mad housewife in Dairy of a Mad In games not played Sigma Nu forfeited to SAE, the Flyers 295-7177 Housewife. April 22. 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