Or SPARTAN DAILY a Vol. 98, No. 46 Published for San Jose State University .since 1934 Monday, March 30, 1992 A.S. election results send cloudy messages candidates, it's difficult to figure out why students four qualified for the run-off election with fewer voted the way they did and what their votes signify. votes than their opponent. How the A.S. election process works Analysis: Few Students United for Accessible Education, the only declared party with candidates running, was Voter turnout average By Viblia Barisal rules from beginning to end. sent a mixed message by voters. Five of the'10 It's even difficult to interpret the voter turnout. Daily staff writer For the candidates, it begins when clear winners SUAE candidates won enough votes to take them While the 2,988 students who cast votes in the they fill out their campaign applica- into Wednesday and Thursday's runoff election. Yet election was a higher number than last year's 2,082 Lots of rules and regulations hover tions two week before the election open two of their leaders Juan Ham for A.S. president voters, it was about average for the past five years. over the candidates in a campaign for begins. Applicants must have a clear leave races and Dan Feinstein for AS. controller were elim- The overall response this year was still under 10 the Associated Students government academic standing and a minimum By Marcia lepler inated. Feinstein missed qualifying for the run-off percent of eligible voters. positions. grade point average of 2.0, Avila said. Daily staff writer election by only six votes. And while some people predicted that student They can't begin their campaign After an orientation meeting in outrage over the proposed 40 percent increase before the designated date; they can't which the AS. election board commit- SJSU students 51 in all clearly represent- Current A.S. candidates in runoffs would prompt a record voter turnout, others thought campaign within 50 feet of the polls; tee spells out the campaign rules, the ed a large number of candidates in last week's The message for current A.S. members running apathy would prevail. they can't spend more than $3,000; candidates are off and running. Associated Students election. But so much about for 1992-93 positions was equally as cloudy. While Pam Goguen ,election board chairwoman, they can't put up flyers inside build- They begin their campaigning the the rest of the general election remains unclear. none of the four current AS. directors, Don Cecil, agrees that the results of the election are difficult to ings.... week before election week. The candi- Eleven of the 16 offices won't be decided until Losana Lin, Nicole Launder and Manuel Alexan- interpret and that it is not clear what messages, if According to Miguel Avila, the dates are restricted to placing flyers balloting is complete from Wednesday and Thurs- dre, won the postions for which they were running, any, the voters were sending to the candidates. current director of intercultural affairs, and boards outside the Industrial Stud- day's run-off voting. none of them lost either. And although all four of the entire process is laid out in election And perhaps, because of the large number of them will be on the ballot again this week. three of See RUNOFF, Back Page by-laws that spell out the election See RULES, Back Page HAVING A BALL New bill offers 20% fee hike It'. Les Mahler CSU trustees had requested a 40 "You're talking about a Band-Aid I tally staff wrder percent increase in the hopes of gener- for someone who's bleeding to death," ating $116 million to offset cuts made MacCarthy said. The California Assembly's Ways by the governor in the wake of a $6 The need to cut CSU faculty is a and Means committee is expected to billion state deficit. "lie said Chang. take up the issue of student fees again But anything There is a corn- today. short of the 40 bination of things A bill by Assemblyman Thomas percent, accord- 'The future of the that can be done Hannigan, D-Fairfield, will be intro- ing to Steve instead of cutting duced on the floor which would result MacCarthy, CSU system is at faculty, which in a 20 percent student fee increase for spokesman for stake.' include reducing the 1992-93 year. the CSU Chan- administrators, The 20 percent consists of a 10 cellor's office, Chang said. percent surcharge automatically built- is still not Steve MacCarthy Part of Hanni- in to the budget plus an additional 10 enough. Spokesman, CSU Chancellor's office gan's bill also percent increase. "It makes no includes $4 million The surcharge has been part of the sense," Mac- for merit salary CSU budget as a way to keep up with Carthy said of the intent to limit fees adjustments. inflation. to less than 40 percent. Faculty members throughout the Hannigan's bill, AB 2275, is the Without the full increase asked for CSU system have been working with- same piece of legislation worked out by the trustees and the governor, the out merit salary increases. by the Assembly's sub-committee on CSU system will be forced to make That money, according to Chang, School Finance on March 12, but thousands of layoffs in faculty and would have to be made up by either without the administrative cuts. staff, reduce student enrollment by the chancellor's office or by the cam- Those cuts would have amounted 30,000 and deny access to aiffent stu- puses. to an additional $23 million, according dents, MacCarthy said. Chang said the CSSA does not to Jeff Chang, legislative director for "It's a monumental nightmare," agree with any increase above the 10 the California State Student Associa- MacCarthy said. "The future of the tion, CSSA. CSU system is at stake." See FEES, Pages Impasse over payment threatens medalist's fund-raising speech

By Christal Niederer Smith was faxed a message Friday stating SJSU would Daily staff writer negotiate no further, according to a press release by event organizer Tun Fitzgerald. Unless a compromise can be reached with Associated 'This gees beyond the money," Smith said, claiming the Students on payment protocol, Tommie Smith, Olympic argument had become a matter of principle. gold medalist and SJSU alumnus, will not be speaking on Smith told AS. he has had problems in the past with not campus tonight. receiving payment after his speaking engagements with As of Friday night, there was still a slim chance Smith other agencies, Lenart said. would appear if students and faculty could convince Smith "It's stubbornness on both sides," Bender said. She said to waive his pre-payment requirement, said Cherice Ben- the A.S. should have given in and welcomed Smith back to der, president of Striving Black Brothers and Sisters. the campus, especially because SJSU is his alma mate:. Smith, who made the controversial and historical black- Smith's silent protest in the 1968 Olympics was to illus- power salute during the 1968 Olympics in Mexico City, trate the irony that blacks could be allowed to represent said he was going to speak about sports and politics and their country in sporting events while African Americans how they are pertinent to equality. still suffered from racial discrimination at home. But the A.S. and Smith had problems agreeing on a "I don't feel that we've lost him," Bender said, adding . colt a y - I y st photograph. contract. that her organization will seek him as a speaker without the From the look on senior occupational ther- demonstration in Gordan Burton's (mid- Smith's manager insisted on payment in advance, and help of the AS. if Monday's event falls through. apy major Susan Le's face (left), she may dle) Theory Er Application of Occupational AS. policy allows -no advance deposits or payments prior A press conference discussing the conflict is scheduled for 1 p.m. today in the Almaden Room of the Student well wish to become a patient instead of a Therapy class. Assisting Burton is senior, to performance," said Jean Lenart, manager of the A.S. business offices. Inion, Fitzgerald said. therapist. Le is on the ball as part of a Amy Enos, (right). The AS. "absolutely never" makes exceptions to the Smith's evening talk was lobe a fund-raiser for the Thu rule, no matter who the speaker is. Lenart said. Delta Phi Scholastic Honor Fraternity. Argument develops into fight, arrest Hutchins, Moore present differing views on journalism By Adele Gallucci By Jim Silva Daily staff writer Daily staff writer Former KICU anchor Jan Ilutchins Gregory Riutta, a 31 -year-old resident of a local wants everyone to know that he is not disil- board-and-care facility, was booked into Santa Clara lusioned by journalism. "Journalism is County Jail on suspicion of disturbing the peace Friday wonderful," he said to the audience's sur- afternoon after allegedly assaulting a man outside the prise. "I still keep a journal." Student Union cafeteria, according to University KNTV anchor Doug Moore agreed that Police. journalism can be a tough and brutal busi- Riutta and an unidentified man got into an argument ness, but that "I've just been very fortu- that escalated into a fight just after 12:30 p.m.. accord- nate" ing to witnesses. The two anchors spoke Thursday evening at an event sponsorial by the SJSU Neither men are SJSU students, according to the chapter of the Society of Professional Jour- UP). nalists. Afshin Amin. a senior civil engineering student. They came to Dwight Bentel Hall to said he saw Riutta grab the other man's head and slam answer the question: "Where does today's him to the concrete. news come from?" They addressed the question, but put on their boxing gloves as The man, who regularly stands in the area listening they took opposing sides. to a radio, suffered a bloody gash above his left eye. Hutchins, a graduate of Yale, said that said Kaveh Shahmohammadi, who was with Amin. he went into broadcasting because he Shahmohammadi said Kiwi' stood over the man "foolishly thought I could save the world." telling him, "I could have snapped your neck when I After stints with San Francisco-based sta- had you down." tions KPIX and KR()N, Hutchins moved on to KI(11. After spending 10 years with George N Ortiz Special to the Daily Riutta then threw his arms up high in what Shahmo- the station, he left the position in Decem- hammadi called a "Rocky sign" and walked into the ber and has only looked back to analyze Former KICU anchor Jan Hutchins (left) listens to KNEV anchor Doug Moore at Thursday's SPJ meeting Student Union, followed by several of the approxi- the ugly side of the business. "The News at Ten," Hutchins realized he accept the industry's mentality and practice result of disdain for the business, but an mately 50 witnesses. lie said that the main objective of the needed out when he had to read two of prioritizing stories about "tits, tots and analysis of its practices. Riutta later walked back outside where the fight decision-makers was to please their audi- molestations, two rapes and four other pets." It's not that the people are had, he said, occurred and was detained by University Police offi- ence, as opposed to telling the truth. "minor" incidents that occurred throughout Hutchins wanted to make one point One night, while broadcasting 1(1(1 1". the country. Ile said he could no longer clear, however His comments are not the See NEWS, Back Page See FIGHT; Back Page 2 Monday, March 30, 1992 MI Sun Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY FORUM OPINIONS EDITORIAL Protesters help campus to overcome apathy caring. Those who don't Students have obviously forgotten that college campuses have long been a care get back hotbed of protests and talking back to the establishment. The rallies on this campus and those what they give in Sacramento against the state's latest attempt to make education out of reach since this for the students have used no different Evercountry was founded tactics than any other protests. If not for the protests and the actions there have been that they used whether they be protests and unusual or not many students would against things not care about what is being done to demonstrations them. the people in charge have Apathy has taken students and told done or are about to do. them they don't need to say anything, that others will talk for them. The only At first glance, the activism of the thing apathy does is send a signal to '60s might just look like an island of those in charge that students don't care, protest in a sea of apparent tranquillity. and that they have free reign and the But upon closer examination, the island masses will say nothing. is actually a large continent that is not Recent campus protests have not been new, but one that is well-visited and just unplanned yelling matches, but have used. been organized and thought out as to the But recently students on this campus best way to get the attention of a quiet have complained that the continent is student body. The people behind the misused and some of the tactics scenes are just as important as the people employed are rude and unnecessary on the front lines. Fred Limpert Spartan Duly Some students are even saying that these Students of this university should look protests are not appropriate for the at the fact that these protests have opened college campus. the eyes of many students as to what is It seems that this campus has been hit really happening. by a plague called dontprotestaphobia. '1'hose who are complaining are LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The prime symptom is apathy an probably those who want to keep their closed and their heads in the sand. unwillingness to rock the boat, or just not eyes 2) Most Israelis and Jews who supported Issue is notjust Jewish the 1982 invasion of Lebanon did so because Defending free speech Editor, they were afraid of the PLO military buildup Editor, When I first read Brooke Shelby Biggs' and other strategic reasons and not because We are writing in response to "UPD column ("Recognize Israel's Flaws", of religious reasons. Most Jews, as well as insensitive" (Letters to the Editor, March Wednesday), I almost answered her, point by most Israelis are not religious. In fact, they 23), Ms. Fenyo's complaint was that UPD point. For instance, Israel invaded Lebanon just changed the political system in Israel didn't respond in accordance to the com- WORLD ON MY because the dependency on the religious par- only after the Lebanese government was plaints made about (preacher) George unable to stop missile attacks on Israel by ties for a coalition gave this small minority Smock. the PLO, a terrorist organization based in much more power than it deserves. I believe the UPD officers upheld their SHOULDER PADS Lebanon at the time. 3) Most Israelis, myself included, were duty as stated in the Constitution of the Unit- Angela Hill Then I decided not to. Why? against the Lebanon war. The war was ed States under the First Amendment. It Only two weeks ago, we celebrated Jew- planned by Prime Minister Menachem states that "Congress shall make no law ish Heritage Week on campus. As coordina- Begin and Minister of Defense Arid l Sharon abridging the freedom of speech, or of the tor of the event, I know that extensive public- without consulting the rest of the govern- press; or the right of the people peaceably to ity was available all over campus. The pro- ment The other ministers believed they were assemble" We believe that Mr. Smock was gram and the events were extensively cov- voting for a small-scale retaliation. After the expressing this right and we're defending his My computer, my war, a special investigating committee child was ered by the Spartan Daily, the same newspa- right. appointed to look into this abuse. W hen they're good, they're Fast Find. It's hard to find the right per for which Ms. Biggs writes her columns. In case you forgot, Ms. Fenyo, this is very, very good. But when finder. Sometimes one works and not I would expect people who talk (or write) 4) The occupied territories are not part of America, a free country. Don't put down our they're bad they're horrid. another. a lot about a subject to explore it further. Israel. It is land under military occupation police department for your lack of under- Who knows. Just the other day a But, Ms. Biggs did not attend a single event. and its Palestinian residents are not Israeli standing of constitutional rights. If you were ( ', anputers. The biggest paradox reporter founds 26-inch story he'd lost That's too bad. She missed an excellent citizens. Although all human rights abuse in offended and didn't like what Mr. Smock known to this age. I love them, I loathe more than two weeks ago which he'd had opportunity to further her understanding of the territories should cease immediately, cer- had to say, you had the opportunity and the them in the same instant the brats, to re-type at the time. Real useful now. the Middle East and other human, not only tain rights in every country are reserved to freedom to walk away. They're either manic-depressives that Highly efficient machines these are. Jewish, concerns. citizens only. Military occupation is always need years of therapy, or little kids with a I don't have time for these little an ugly thing, but apartheid could apply only Paula Reynolds warped sense of humor. Maybe both. games. Amos Fabian to citizens of a country, as it did in the U.S. Sophomore When they're in a good mood, the Macs Apparently at times the computers Junior and as it does in South Africa. I do not recall Political science we use at the Spartan Daily can be heaven's don't either. When they're feeling Journalism, political science that the United States was dispersing Social little angels. They're especially nasty, they Security checks in Grenada during its occu- Roy Christman so friendly and they play rough like little pation. Professor make our page layouts Mafia kids spooking Need for balanced peace 5) Israeli-Arabs (those who lived in Political science so carefree, letting us neighborhood cats Israel's pre-1967 borders) have equal rights I love them, I Editor, move stories around with BB versions of as citizens, except for serving in the army Attitude is moralistic with a mouse instead loathe them in the Tommy guns. In response to Brooke Shelby Biggs' col- which may pose a conflict of interests. They of the old days of Just when a whole umn "Recognize Israel's Flaws" of Wednes- have members in the parliament and they are Editor, physically cutting text same instant beautiful page is laid day, the answer to your question is yes. I am allowed to vote. There is some prejudice I am shocked and appalled by the sections out and past- the brats, out, text flowed in proud to be a Jew and I am ashamed of the against Israeli-Arabs. This is a problem of myopic, morally rigid and righteous letter of ing them back togeth- and extremely pithy Israeli government education, not policy, and it is not that bad. Lisa Janzen (Letters to the Editor, March CT. headlines in place, Or to answer in Jewish style: Can one be There is definitely more prejudice against 18). While I have not seen "Cloud 9", I do But then there's the little smart alccs proud to be an American yet hate the way black Americans than there is against Israeli- not regard that as the issue. I wonder how the dark side. Maybe think themselves the American government runs this country? Arabs. any sentient human being could not be it's the pull of a full moon or even spring quite cute by blurting out a "quack" or an The Jewish community as well as the You said that "Israel should be an exam- impressed (in the original meaning of the fever. Whatever, they suddenly tweak out "eep" and tossing a bomb on the screen. Israelis are very divided over the issue of the ple for the rest of the world and it is failing:' word) by an attitude both moralistic and and decide to misbehave. "System error." occupation. The reason that the opposition is Now, where did you pick that one up? I obdurate and one, above all, that I believe Even when they're just doing their Well, isn't that lovely. What fine not very vocal in the world arena is that peo- wouldn't be surprised if your source also gives Christians a bad name. job, opening a file or saving a story, they timing you have my dear, sweet, darling ple like you already do such a great job at it said that the world did not exist until 5000 How convenient that Ms. Janzen should like to play little games. That ornery little computer that if you had a neck my grip Pressure on Israel is necessary but should years ago. draw upon notable Americans to support watch on the screen taunts me when it would be tightening around it every time. not be too strong. We need long-term bal- Wake up! It is the countries with world- such an unfortunately prevalent view as the dam-well knows I'm in a hurry. Somebody's got to teach these things anced peace, not a reversed situation where wide influence like the United States that one she expressed. It would do all of us well "I'm almost ready," I hear it saying a lesson. They should be put to sleep at Biggs could rally to help Israelis under should be the example. Hopefully others will to remember that another notable American, with every blink. "Any second now night without their software supper. Bad Palestinian occupation. follow. 'Thomas Jefferson, in establishing the Jeffer- you'll be able to get on with your work." computers, had. So, since there are many terrible things I would like to close with a loose transla- son Bible, was committed to separating the I wait. I wait more. Then, "Psych! Fooled But all the neat fonts and drawing which are true that one can say about the tion of an old Hebrew adage: Take a close fallacious and dangerous (and self-serving) ya again! You have to wait longer while tools and nifty little tricks tug on my Israeli government, I don't see the need for look at your underwear before you tell editions of the early church from the essen- sweet I take my time." affections and make me forgive those distorting the truth euphemism for lying. someone he has a stain on his shirt. tial teachings of Jesus of Nazareth. Charmed, I'm sure. computers much too quickly. It is presumptuous As a journalist you are expected to Ben Weinberg of me to say that Aside from the waiting game, these I understand they're becoming Jesus' world view promulgated research your facts. I would like to straighten Senior willingness computers often like to play hide-and- obsolete as I speak. New ones will be to look at, the record on a few: Journalism consider and honor other belief seek. A story will be all done, all ready faster, smarter, better and probably systems different from 1) The Lebanese government did not our own. However, I and saved, then surprise it's gone. naughtier. find that view infinitely bomb Israel (you were correct), but it did not more compassionate. "Oh," I say. "I'll use the handy finder I'd better beef up my disciplinary intelligent, conscious and realistic. tool built into the system." skills. prevent the almost weekly Katyusha missile That would be nice if there was only attacks from being launched from their terri- Barbara J. Jeskalian one tool. For some reason there's at least Angela Hill Ls the Daily executive editor. tory by the PLO, either (hiding facts is bad Religious studies librarian Find, Search, Find File, Find Again and Her column appears every Monday. journalism). Clark Library, reference department

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Some planned summer film co-stars Nicole Kidman, he said, 'Registry Bahamas Si dates are sublect to avadahady Spnng Break is not guaranteed No grows 16 or more WOO) All !rave+ Science in releases won't come out until the fall "it appeals to women. It's seldom dates are confirmed ,n wrging only by tour oporater All dam, rt., noon, an, ,ntained here, as advertised No other qerVal/On.b0OkIng :24 95, or winter. women can find a role model in reotesentabons oraNy othervinse apply 7 -day ro' r ' ''' '7. Accountancy The holiday film season officially movies." on ship meals 130 00). pondeoarnde charge r v *here pronbted opens Memorial 1)ay and lasts With a crateful of movies aimed at 4 for the through Labor 1)ay. About 40 percent adults and young adults, 20th Century of the $5 billion in domestic movie Fox took "Man Trouble" from April Non-Business tickets sold each year are bought dur- and placed it on June 12. The studio Major. ing these summer months. believes the Jack Nicholson-Ellen Since there's a wealth of action- Baskin work appalls to a more sophis- adventure titles geared to adults, the ticated segment of the market. COPIES Walt Disney Co. has thrown two light There are so many high-priced comedies into the mix, including the titles jamming the market that several Invest in a teen-thermed "Encino Man," starring will perish just as a consequence of MTV personality Pauly Shore. statistics. To lessen the risk of debili- Great Masters Disney considered opening "Enci- tating losses, studios are steering clear can no Man" on June 5 or June 12, but of such powerhouses as "Batman In just 15 months, you finally settled on May 22, where it will Returns" (June 19) and "Boomerang" earn the degree that will give face the more adult-oriented projects (June 26). featuring Eddie Murphy. t "Alien 3," starring Sigourney Weaver you the cutting edge you need in space battle again, and "Far and Producer Grazer, whose three sum- compete in one of the world's mer releases include the Goldie Away." an epic about Irish immi- fastest-growing professions. grants. Ilawn-Steve Martin comedy "Ilous- midnight to 6 a.m. self-serve copies esitter," wants the latter film moved "It's going against the tide a little prestigious from May to late summer. "If it's not modeled after the successful MSA program at Boston's bit," said Dick Cook, Disney's distri- Northeastern University, the Master of Science in Accountancy bution chief. "Our 'movie is different." moved. ("Housesitter") will be taking movie screens away from 'Far and ,iirrictiluni at San Jose State University offers you: The studio also pushed up the Away." Grazer said. concentrated courses in accounting, management, and Whoopi Goldberg slapstick "Sister marketing led by instructors experienced in their field. Act" from June 12 to May 29. Two summers ago, Disney defied kinkois MI Opportunities to network with managing partners and To jump-start its opponents, Warn- conventional wisdom, opening dynamic Big Six er Bros. moved its "Lethal Weapon 3" "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids" opposite the copy center personnel directors of Silicon Valley's from the Memorial Day weekend "Batman." "Honey" was a surprise .iccounting firms. (May 22) to May 15. The switch sent smash. This year, Disney contemplat- A guaranteed, paid internship with one of the Big Sc shock waves through other studios' ed trying to repeat history, putting the release schedules. sequel "Honey, I Blew Up the Kid" OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY, 7 DAYS A WEEK Find out for yourself. Call us. up against "Batman Returns." I-or more iou rout rio, cont:kt: Paramount Pictures pulled the Torn 295-4336 Bob Shepherd 408/ 924-3470 or Kris Faria 408/ 924-3463 Clancy espionage thriller "Patriot "We thought about it more out of San Jose Stale UnItersqv College of Business. ffr 850 Games" from May 22 and slotted it superstition but did give it serious 93 E. San Carlos St. at Third St. One Washington Square. San lice. C4 95192-0066 for June 5. "That date is wide open thought," said Disney's Cook. The ACROSS FROM McDONALD'S now," said "Patriot Games" producer studio eventually blinked. 4 Monday, Minh 30, 1992 Sun lose Mate University SPARTAN DAILY SPORTS Borg makes Spartan tennis springs to a victory a comeback sets. HOUSTON (Al') - Bjorn Borg, resuming a comeback he started a Derek Del Rosario, SJSU's No.2 seed, Spartans start year ago in Monte Carlo, will play lost the first set 4-6 against UTEP's Alen fellow Swede Peter Svensson in a Galic, but came back in the last two sets 6-4, first-round match of the River Oaks 6-3. slow but topple International Tennis tournament, Though SJSU's No. 3 seed Jimmy which begins today. UTEP 6-2 Yamanaka lost the first set 6-7 to UTEP's The five-time Wimbledon champi- Chris Trehearn, he took the subsequent two on has been playing and training at By Adele Gallucci sets 6-3,6-2 with perseverance. River Oaks Country Club in prepara- Daily staff wnta His ability to cover the court with speed tion for the clay court event. Borg and to play Tues- The sweet smell a victory permeated the and accuracy contributed to the victory. Svensson are scheduled spring-like air Thursday afternoon as the day. SJSU's fourth -seeded player Ryan I've been SJSU men's tennis team played until the sun "Physically and mentally Edwards was victorious against UTEP's very well," Borg said. "I went down. practicing Dayan Kautai by coming back from a 6-7 think the most important thing is that Despite the length of the game, the Spar- loss in the first set and clinching the follow- I have to play a lot of matches, get tan team delivered an impressive perfor- ing two 6-4, 6-4. used to playing in front of people." mance against the University of Texas, El UTEP's No. 5 seed Kenny Cruz defeated Borg, 35, won 62 singles titles, Paso, in non-conference play by beating SJSU's Mauricio Cordova 4-6, 3-6 in a including 11 Grand Slam events, and them 6-2. quick, but tough, match. was ranked No. 1 for 104 weeks. Though the Spar- UTEP's Gabriel Borg, who has switched to a metal tans got into trouble Guerrero emerged the racket from wood, said he's deter- early on by losing five 'I'm seeing victor in the longest mined to play tournaments through- of the six first sets match of the contest by out this year even if he loses in the played, they triumphed everyone get a defeating SJSU's sixth - first or second rounds. If he's success- by winning four of six little tougher and seeded player Yuval ful this year, he'd like to play some matches in singles play Bauman 6-7, 7-6, 5-7. Grand Slam events in 1993. and both matches in "A lot of people have asked why I a little better.' In doubles play, the doubles play. am coming back and playing tennis," SJSU team of Coupe enjoy it again. Ten "I'm seeing every- Borg said. "I just John Hubbell and Del Rosario upset fun. Now it's fun one get a little tougher years ago it was not SJSU head coach UTEP's Bomgard and look forward to playing." and a little better," and I really Treheam 7-5,6-2. seeds all are from the SJSU Head Coach The top four John Hubbell said. The other Spartan duo United States. All eight seeded play- of Edwards and Yamanaka followed suit by ers received first-round byes. SJSU's Brandon Coupe, the No. 1 seed, defeating opponents Galic and Cruz 6-3,7- landed the first victory by defeating UTEP 6. opponent Chris Bomgard 6-3,6-4. The Spartans' overall record is now 7-9 "He's just been very, very solid," Hubbell for the season. WE KNOW said of Coupe's performance. Competition from tough teams such as VOLLEYBALL He has been winning matches convinc- Bringham Young University and Foothill ingly and with confidence, Hubbell said. College, the best junior college in the nation. 'Net Systems, Equipment, Balls. Coupe has really improved his match has made winning difficult, according to 'Volley wear, Hats, Bags. play, Hubbell added, citing the player's con- Hubbell. Indoor/Outdoor Shoes. lily Daily staff plintivapher sistency. Wednesday, SJSU will meet Sacramento Four of the six matches went into third State at 1:30 p.m.at South Campus. Islet & Ball Rentals. SJSU's Yuval Bauman returns a shot to his opponent, Gabriel Guerrero Thursday

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Z eU- --511 SPARTAN DAILY MI San 105e .tatelrrilter%itt Mollfitil, Marti; 30, 1992 5 Library catalogues just a phone call away FEES From Front Page inlonnation so that they can check a I also recommend the purchase of that Is a lot easier to use than would see in the library on its on- percent, but would try to intro- student's transcripts instantly instead a good virus detection program. It is Kermit. line catalog. duce an amendment to AB ROBERT W. of waiting the two weeks it still very rare that viruses are spread over OK, so you are almost ready to If you are on campus you don't 2275 regarding class sizes. ji SCOBI.1- takes to get transcripts manually. phone networks but it is always dial into the library and do your first need to change the settings but you In a similar proposal Administrators can call up their better to be safe than sorry. book search. But first, start up your do need to use the "on-campus other authored by CSSA, classes '111E SPARTAN NFILD latest budget reports on the screen On campus, it is relatively easy to communications package. Then go systems" settings file that the CIC offered this year would have to and see how much they will have to connect to the IBM mainframe. You to the "settings" menu and make will give you. be left in place. Last year, in the the cut next semester. need to have an Async Data sure that your machine is set for Keep in mind that SJSU only has wake of deep budget cuts, to find out how Interface, or ADI box, hooked up to even parity, 7 bit and 1 stop bit. If - six for 1200 baud chancellor's office was forced Want Clyde Lawrence, one of the 12 modems number of many books SJSU has advisers to the Spartan Daily, says your computer and phone, and you there is a "terminal" setting, change and six for 2400. It may be to cut back on the in the library about link to the campus need a port on the phone system. it to V1-100 or VT-102. impossible to get through. classes offered. that the computer said CSSA does not sex? With a modem mainframe has saved him countless To check for a port dial (s#115). There are two phone numbers Chang and a computer, you don't even need If you don't get through to the want that to happen again. hours in the first two weeks of his If you have the right type of port, a you can dial to reach the computer modems, your phone may still ring - to leave home to find the answer. CSSA will take await-and use alone. voice will say "nine-six, one-two." system on campus. for 1200-baud but it won't answer. Hang up and try 2275, while It sounds great to be able to call communications, dial 924-1050. For see posture on AB The campus also belongs to the If you have an ADI but the box again. pushing to save classes, Chang into the library's card catalogue Internet and Bitnet systems that isn't attached to your computer, go 2400-baud modems, dial 924-1051. and enter it in your You may also get a traditional said. from a phone in Gilroy to check if offer world-wide electronic mail and to the bookstore and buy a cable. Pick a number the Senate Shelby Steele's latest book is on the communications software. On busy signal. I couldn't get onto the In the meantime, bulletin board services - but more They cost less than $20. system at 3 a.m. one morning. If you sub-committee on education is shelf. on those next week. Kermit you type in ATDT9241050 larger Regular modems can't be used on for the first number. can't get through at 2400 baud you expected to take up the You can also search the card Qualified faculty can get campus because the school bought a may be able to get through at 1200 issue of the CSU budget start- catalogues at those lesser-known accounts for administration or digital phone system. 'The on- Before you hit return you will baud. ing April 7 in Sacramento. schools like Stanford and Yale - all admissions and records to help do campus phone system can't handle also need to tell your software what baud rate you are working on. If you successfully got onto the without having to drive to campus, advising and budgeting. the modem's signals. library's Dial-A-Book system, you find a parking space and walk the is if you have After hitting return you will get a have passed Telecommunications to the library. The only exception Loretta Lynn's son 400 yards What is needed an analog line. The phone directory that says: ENTER - 101. Even if you are working on To get on the system from home, communications people will be able DIRECFORY(D), NETWOFtK(N), put on probation OUTSIDE(0), OR TERMINAL The next lesson will be next campus it is faster, if not easier, to users need a few things before they to tell you whether you have an week when we try out some of the just hit a few keys and make an can call in to the campus mainframe. analog or digital line. 'fYPE CHANGE (T).When you see for selling cocaine this directory, type "D" and hit more advanced features on the electronic search of the libraries at For help with any of these functions library system and explore Internet. WAVERLY, Tenn. (AP) - Coun- SJSU. just call the Computing Information return. You will receive the Software needed to "talk" to message: ENTER DESTINATION By the way, if you haven't try singer Loretta Lynn took the wit- Center at 924-2377 or 924-SERV. It library ness stand in defense of her 38-year- It is great and it is available - is located in Washington Square NUMBER >. Type "LIB" and hit figured out how to get into the but it is not as easy to do as us nerds Alter getting properly set up, you return. system, there are 5002 entries under old son, Ernest, who was sentenced to Hall, room 117. They have all of the probation rather than prison on a make it sound. It took me about 20 information to get you started. need to load Kermit which is the Here is where it gets messy. You the subject of sex. tries and a lot of frustration to get cocaine-selling conviction. program that the university endorses should see the message: DATA Lynn into the library system properly. I First, the obvious: to for talking to the mainframe and the "Ernest is not violent," Mrs. communicate with the system from CALL INITIATED. The problem is said Thursday. found out that there were a few library. Free copies are available that the computer at the library is set settings that I wasn't doing correctly home, you need a computer. A Join Robert Scoble and the "I never knew him to be involved from the Computing Information differently then the mainframe that with and the people at the Computing modem (either 1200 or 2400 baud) Center. Just bring your own disk. Macintosh Users Club in a desk- in drug dealing and he's worked and communications software are you first called into. So, if you are top publishing demonstration of me since the sununertimes when he'd Information Center and the library The version of Kermit that the calling from off campus, you have to were very helpful. also needed. Anybody can dial into QuarkXPress 3.1 and Pagemaker get out of school," she said. the library's card catalogue but an CIC is handing out is set up to work change the parity setting to "none" 4.2 Tuesday evening at 6:30 in He was sentenced to eight years of Also, calling into the library is account is needed for all other properly but if you use a different by going to the communications Dwight Bente! Hall, room 202. Or probation, fined $5,000 and ordered to just the start of what you can do things (it's free for students, staff communications package you will settings menu and changing the you can get a hold of him at 924- serve 500 hours of community service from your computer. Advisers can and faculty at the Computing have to enter the settings yourself. I parity setting. Hit return and you 3280 or on Bitnet (SCOBLE AT for selling 1 gram of cocaine to an look into grades and other Information Center). use a program called Smartcom II will see the same menu that one SJSUVM1). undercover agent.

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6 Monday, March 30, 1992 San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY RULES: Strict procedure FIGHT From Front Page Many of the 10 A.S. election board commit- From Front Page tee members are present at the time of the cers, who had been called by several ies Building, the Student Activities Office, counting, and "It's very hard to have seven or people. Clark Library, Wahlquist Library, Hugh Gillis eight people in the room and to not be seen Hall, the Science Building and the Event Cen- while tampering," Avila said. Because police did not see the ter, Avila said. The ballots are Scan-tron sheets that must incident, it was up to witnesses to All other places are off-limits. be counted by computers, and the A.S. gets make a citizen's arrest, according to Other limitations on the campaigns are help from "a couple of people from the testing police spokesman Richard Staley. monetary ones. Although few candidates hit the center to operate the machines," he said. The other man, whose blood had $3,000 limit, Avila said that in especially com- The process is time consuming mostly stained the ground, was stopped by petitive elections, the amount of money spent in because of the sheer volume of ballots that police as he headed toward the Busi- a campaign can be crucial. must be handled, Avila said. ness Tower. That may leave students who can't afford This year, the ballot consisted of two pages the expenditure at a disadvantage. with a total of three sides that each had to be The man, who declined medical "I'm afraid to say this, but to be honest, fed into the computer. With approximately treatment, gave his name to officers that's politics," Avila said. "Someone with only 3,000 votes, that comes to "about 9,000 opera- on the scene, but Staley could not pro- $100 better be creative with that money." tions," he said. vide it late Friday. Some candidates managed with a lot less. And where there are computers, there are In her campaign for director of environmen- also computer failures. The 9,000 operations tal affairs, Tma Spitze spent a total of $10.72. combined with computers going down during To minimize cost and wastage, she cut 225 the counting resulted in delays. sheets of papers in six parts, and handed out After the polls closed at 8 p.m. last Thurs- 1,350 flyers. day, results were not posted until 2:45 am. Fri- She also went to almost all the fraternity and day. sorcrity houses to talk to Greeks, and hopefully, The unusually large number of candidates to persuade them to vote for her. also helped delay the process a little, Avila said. It worked. With only 10 hours of campaign- There were 51 declared candidates on the ballot ing, Spitze won over her opponent by 302 this year, compared to 16 last year. Sgt. Noriega, left, and Officer votes. The high candidate turnout is a welcome Laws of the University Police their votes in locked change from last year, he said. Students deposited Department write down an boxes placed in three locations around campus "I did not appreciate running unopposed last and on the Monterey campus affiliated with year," he said. He wanted to tell the people how account of a fight between SJSU. he was qualified for his position, but with no two non-students on Friday. Meredith Moran, adviser to the Associated opposition, there was no need for, and little The man on the ground was Students, oversees the vote tallying, and interest in his campaign talks. arrested for disturbing the according to her and Avila, tampering with the "Competition brings out the best candi- votes is "highly unlikely:' dates," he said. peace. Sheila Dawkins - Daily staff photographer RUNOFF: More elections this week From Front l'age spring pleased with SUAE's results in the current A.S. directors any message run-off candidate came to winning. SUAE does well general election. He said he feels that either that they are pleased or dissatis- Layering said be attributes his higher "I think RAE did well, but I Haro and Feinstein lost mainly fied with A.S. performance. numbers to a message of confidence fling thought students would vote consis- heraime they were involved in organiz- She said that she has had the bene- from votersabout his ability to unify ?oda tently with party lineseither they ing events for SUAE and were unable fit of name recognition, but that the the faculty, students and administration would have voted for all the SUAE to make themselves visible to the stu- other directors are not as well known. a confidence he said which comes April 7, 1992 members or for none of them at all," dents during SUAE's voter registration Lin, current director of ethnic from his track record in fighting the 6:00 - 8:00 p.m Goguen said. "1 don't know what this drive. affairs, who will be in the run-offs $20 add/drop fee in 1990. SJSU Roost .56o means," she added. "I think people are voting for us against Jennifer Rigberg for director of He added that part of his success But to SUAE member, Dan Fein- because they see that we are doing a academic affairs, said she was disap- has resulted from meeting with differ- 7scodey, SGai,i stein, the message was crystal clear. good job, not that we are popular or pointed in the numbers she got espe- ent cultural groups, residence hall stu- much dents, Greeks and night students and Sign up at the Prevention Education Program IPEP-Centerl "I see the election results as a real belong to a fraternity," Aguilar said. cially because she feels she has Adminrstration Building 222A 9:00' 5:00, Monday - Friday victory for SUAE," Feinstein said. Cecil, current AS. director of com- more experience than her opponent. thinks he received votes from a wide Deadline to sign-up: April 3. 1992, 3:00 p.m. we would not get munications who will be in the run-off Rigberg received 233 more votes than spectrum of students. "We had figured For more information, call 924-5945 much of a reasonable showing at all." election against Todd Layering said he Lin. Cecil said he intends to campaign don't know if it hurt me to put twice as hard to twice as many people Sponsored Pi Preyernon Educaton Program Feinstein said the voters were send- thinks SUAE had a good showing in "I CoSponsored by Studeni Actn.bes & Services ing the message that they liked what the election. that lam an A.S. director on my flier," in the next week St JAE has been doing. "They had only one poster and no she said. "I just want people to know He added that because so many Ile added that in spite of virtually fliers," be said, attributing their success who lam and that I have had experi- people vote by what fliers say, he no campaigning, the group was able to to visibility and making their group ence with a lot of different student plans to modify his flier so that "it get half of its candidates into the run- known. groups and the Academic Senate." does not read like a novel" off election. Such a showing, he said, But Launder, current A.S. presi- Goguen said she thinks that stu- While many people are under the indicated that SUAE was successful in dent, does not read much into SUAE's dents do not have a lot of information impression that all Greeks vote for bringing its issues such as the pro- votes. about the candidates and that some Greek candidates, he said, it is just as !MINUS posed 40 percent fee increase, the "I don't think it (SUAE's showing) even base their votes on whether they hard to mobilize Greeks as any group CHINESE CUISINE- FOOD TO GO ROTC exclusionary policy and sends any kind of strong message," like someone's name or on where the on campus. -Mandarin & Szechuan Cuisine on the ballot. "I'm not even running as a Greek descrimination on campus to the fore- she said. "With so many people run- candidate appears Box Lunches To Go front. ning, the votes just split out." candidate," said Cecil, who is a mem- votes in Candidates look to runoffs ber of Theta Chi fraternity. He said OPEN DAILY Lunch & Dinner !taro has been out of town since Launder, who had the most 0.3o-9,00 P.M. Wednesday attending a conference. the race for director of California state But one thing that was clear in the that Greeks just tend to be involved -Catering Available affairs and who will be in the run-off general election was that Todd Layer- and interested in student government, Anthony Aguilar, a SUAE member 294-3303 or 998-9427 who will be in the run-off election for election against Ann Nguyen, said she ing came within 27 votes of winning but that a candidate must be intelligent director of intercultural affairs, is also does not see that voters were sending the A.S. presidency, the closest any and qualified to earn their votes. 131 E. 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