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Serving the San Jose State University Community since 1934 Volume 79 No 44 Monday, November 1, 1982 Quiet ends; police bust Greek party Six Theta Chi members arrested

By Gerald Loeb The brief quiet in police and The police report said the vice fraternity relations was shattered squad was called in by officers on Thursday night by the arrest of six duty near the party. No mention of Theta Chi fraternity members complaints by neighbors was listed during an open party at 123 S. 11th in the report. St. The police also confiscated 862 Since the semester began, 14 at the beer table. Greeks have been cited at open Ironically, just before the police parties and a sorority serenade. arrived, several Greeks expressed Cited for selling beer without a optimism that the police pressure license were: had abated. Greg Bissell, 20; Randall Furtado, 22; Benjamin Garcia, 25; Schivell in particular was op- Mark A. Lewis, 21; Chris Martinez, timistic. He was one of three people 19, and Paul McVay, 21. McVay was cited in an Oct. 4 incident in which also ticketed in an Oct. 4 incident at three Greeks were arrested for Theta Chi. disturbing the peace. "There are For the first two hours of the rumors that the district attorney will party, police were watching but a drop the charges," he said. "Pur- party across the street at the Job suing the case wouldn't be popular in Corps, a juvenile rehabilitation an election year," he added. facility, diverted the police's at- Schivell could not confirm the tention. rumors But at 12:05 a.m., all that Photos by John lichents changed. Bill Schivell, Theta Chi vice president, said there were "100 to The arrest ended 200" people at the party when the police arrived. "It wasn't that big of optimism that police Crazy campus a party," he said. pressure had abated costumes was broken up by San The party Jose Police rather than University Police because SJPD has Ghouls, fools, vampires, grisly human skeletons, winner of the prize for best overall costume was jusisdiction in off-campus events giant bids and other strangely concocted dodo bird Basta Barbieri, standing at center. ( see related story). For the last two weeks at least costumes were all on display Friday afternoon at Frightening costumes were rewarded also at the A van containing 14 kegs of beer two fraternities had open parties the Student Union Amprtheater, as this strange event. Monstrous guerilla impersonator P. was towed away and impounded. without any major incident. Sigma Fraternity members had rigged a Nu had a party Oct. 14 and Theta Chi cast of characters gathered for the Halloween Fredrich Anderson was awarded the prize for series of tap hoses from the kegs also had one Oct. 20. costume contest. Above, KSJS disc jockey Jim scariest costume. The contest was sponsored by stored inside the van to tables, McCarthy bravely faces the collection of KSJS. where the beer was sold. Those past parties were suc- deranged -looking monsters and hobgoblins. The The police came through a cessful because of the precautions parking lot in back of the house, with taken, such as keeping the outside four other cars in front, as well as clear from people, checking ID's undercover cars. The Greeks cited and putting music pads on the were handcuffed and ticketed. None windows to absorb the noise of the was jailed. band Police Chief on Greeks Russian delegation speaks Learn the law and follow it, top campus cop says By Eric Ladi on world peace and politics members should party. Fraternity youths from the surrounding and obey it, according "There isn't any question that By Michael J. Vaughn learn the law community. Univesrity Police Chief Earnest responsible people have to take tienrikh Borovik, the leader of four Soviet do about ( nuclear weapons)." to "We don't have problems with charge," he said. "If a responsible delegations who spoke at the Campus Christian Center "Humanly, we have very much in common,' Quinton. the students," Quinton said. "It's the Parties can be conducted in person takes charge with respon- Thursday, told the 125 who attended the event of his added Mozel. "During those 10 days, I think I got people from the community who strictly legal manner without sible help, there isn't going to be any previous experience with Americans. acquainted with more people than through almost 40 come in." complaints from the community, problem." When Borovik first came to the United States in years of my life. In the last two months, four Quinton said before Thursday's However, Quinton also said that 1966 as a foreign correspondent, he said, the movie "Wherever we went, we talked to people We un- fraternity parties and a sorority arrest and citation of six Theta Chi a major cause of problems "The Russians are Coming, the Russians are Coming" derstood that we are all the same, and even in a crowd, at open serenade have been broken up the fraternity members during an open parties is not SJSU students, but was very popular, and he took his wife to see it one I think they (Americans) didn't quite understand who San Jose Police Department. night. or what is 'Russian' or 'American.' University Police were not in- "I couldn't get tickets," he said. "I came to the "It was quite a friendly, quite a human attitude." volved in these incidents, although theater and asked whether they could give me two She said the delegates have been asked tough they have concurrent jurisdiction tickets for me and my wife. They said the tickets were questions during their trip by curious Americans who Coach thrown for loss: with the city police over the area sold out, and I said 'Please, give me two tickets.' wanted to know more about the Soviet Union. where the fraternity houses are "They asked me. 'Who are you?' and I said,'I'm the "In spite of all the hard questions addressed to us,' ' located, Quinton said. parking Russian who's coming!'" she said, "we understand that we can find spaces for permit picked off "It's San Jose's (primary) "And they gave me two tickets." our common understanding. We can find something jurisdiction," he said, "and we are The audience exploded in laughter. which will preserve peace, which will preserve our only there to assist San Jose if they By Painela Steinriede Borovik and the other delegates were visiting the future and the future of our children. need our help." A thief apparently in search of an answer to parking woes decided United States as part of a Soviet-American peace "That's why we are here." nobody or nowhere is sacred when it comes to getting a coveted parking exchange. They made stops in Washington, D.C., permit. Sacramento and San Francisco before 'Well-acquainted' Virginia, Dangers of war SJSU football coach Jack Elway reported thursday his $60 parking San Jose. Those in the However, university police are coming to audience wrote down questions for the permit was taken from his Buick Regal Monday while it was parked The trip was sponsored by the United Church of Soviets and passed them forward. The slips of paper well-acquainted with fraternities across from the Univesrity Police station. Christ, which also sponsored a groups of Americans were put in a basket near the table where the delegates and sororities and with college Elway stated in a police report that one of his car windows was down, who visited the Soviet Union in the summer of 1981. were sitting and were then picked out of the basket for parties in general. the vehicle window was unlocked and the permit was taken from the Eight Soviet delegates were expected for the the Soviets to answer. Quinton said his force got to dashboard, between land 3 p.m. luncheon, but three were occupied elsewhere and one Some of the questions and know the Greeks through the now - the delegates' respon- Police estimate there have been about 40 permits taken from cars on delegate took ill in Moscow and was never able to start ses: defunct joint foot patrol with San campus this semester. the trip. Q: There seems to be a worldwide effort for peace. "We probably catch as many as 50 percent of these thieves," said Jose Police. program in- Borovik is a playwright and the chief editor of Is this true also in the Soviet Union, and to what ex- Univesrity Police Sgt, William Lane. The foot patrol one Theater magazine in I he Soviet Union. tent? "Stealing a permit is not terribly difficult to do," Lane said. "Using it volved two officers, from San from the university, The other delegates at the luncheon were Tatyana Mozel : "Yes, I should say there is really a country- could become an extremely costly proposition, however." Jose and one through the N. Mozel, a history professor; Vladimir 1. Gautmau, a wide ( effort ) to preserve and promote peace." Lane said a permit can appear to be out of place and that's how police walking together neighborhood surrounding the professor of international relations; and Nikolai N. She said that, because of the deaths of 20 million usually recover them. program Zverev, a Baptist minister. Soviets in World War 11, the Soviet people understand The parking lot in which it is used, where thieves place it on the car campus. The ended in June. very well the dangers of war. and the time of day it is used all contribute to apprehending permit disarmament "During that time, it became Hopes for "Almost every family in our country, up to now, thieves, he said. their major -established that they (the The delegates said goal is to increase lost somebody during this war." she said, "and people When parkikng permit thieves are caught, they face prosecution for fairly well fraternities and sororities) could understanding between the peoples of the Soviet Union understand the danger of the war. possession of stolen property, as well as revocation of any campus United States in the hope call either us or San Jose," Quinton and the for eventual nuclear "Our peace movement is. . . a mass organization. parking privileges, according to Lane. Also, police will have a suspected said. disarmament. We have about 120 local committees all around the theif's car towed and culprits then must pay those towing charges. "We usually say that 'it is either peace or war,' " When the foot patrols ended, country and in Moscow we have the. . . Soviet Peace To prevent a theft of a parking permit, Lane suggests taping it to the university police started referring Borovik said. "Now, there is not such alternative to Committee, which was engaged in organizing all of us dashboard or pasting it to the car bumper. alternative to peace is death. calls from the neighborhoods to the peace. . the here. "it would be difficult to reuse them if they are scraped off the car," "Despite all differences (between Soviets city police, and and "Our organization exists on the money which is Lane said. Americans), I think we should discuss what we should Gononued no page 4 Contneed Gm pep ri)Affif

FORUM November 1, 1982 Pape 2 Affirmative action policies under fire Business prof's letter spurs more letters of praise, attack Laurie's letter Laurie's opinions written ironically make us think San Jose State University WASHINGTON SQUARE By Robert E. Larsen SAN JOSE. CALIFORNIA 11513 By Patricia James SCHOOL OF BUSINESS The purpose of education as! see it, is to provide the Humanities Professor Ma, Emery/Mao ttttttfl Sus*. Woo tam 217.34114 student with an opportunity to prepare for a career in a Professor Edvtaril Laurie has recently been the chosen field, and to expand his/her range of personal target of unfavorable criticism because of a memo he DATE: September 27, 1982 knowledge through the exchange of information, ideas sent to some of his colleagues in the School of Business. I and experiences between teachers and students. have known Dr. Laurie for more than 20 years and lam TO: Those Who Said, "Keep Writing" In my professional capacity (and in my personal well aware that he is quite capable of defending himself. life), I hear many opinions. I receive memos from FROM: Ed Laurie Nevertheless. I feel moved to say a few words on his managers, listen to election campaigns, see various behalf . SUBJECT: Affirmative Action forms of advertising, hear gossip from my friends, read One pertinent fact about his memo has not been books, and so on, all relating different opinions. My sufficiently stressed, I believe. His memo was not in- We all know that affirmative action is a good thing --because we have responsibility, as I see it, is to distinguish the relevant tended for the general public but was addressed to a been told by various authority figures that th4s is so. And, logically, from the nonrelevant, the useful from the non-useful, the fairly small group of colleagues who knew him well and since it is a good thing, it must be more universally applied --put to work in "good" from the "bad" in order to make the "right" various human causes. who would understand that his memo was written from decision. This involves thinking. an ironic point of view. That is why I am a student at San Jose State When his memo gained wider dissemination than he Affirmative action is, first and foremost, unequal opportunity. That is, various special groups have been selected out for elite treatment. Women, blacks, Chicanos, University -- to learn, to think, to master information in intended, others read it who apparently did not un- orientals, etc., have all been abused at one time or another by someone somewhere. order to make "good" decisions both in my personal and derstand that he was writing ironically. Accordingly, all people should do penance. Naturally, and similarly, if one professional capacities. As a college student, I should Not realizing that he was writing ironically, they tricycle in the block is stolen by one youngster, we lock up all youngsters and think I have already gained some such aptitude.

became incensed. But a key fact about irony is that the all tricycles --this is, after all, the logic of the thing. Professor Laurie makes me think. As in any other writer's true intention is not what his words literally situation, I listen to all he has to say (that's called being state. Well, it naturally follows that if affirmative action is a good thing for getting Into schools and for getting a job after graduating from school it must also be open-minded), think about all it encompasses, short and An example might make this more plain. Jonathan a very good thing for grading in the schools. Now, grading on an affirmative long range, and either conclude that he is correct, in Swift, in his chilling. "Modest Proposal," urged that action basis is a little more complex than I first imagined--but persist please which case I store that information for later use; or infants be served as food to alleviate the hunger problem and we will find a solution. conclude that he is not correct, in which case I can in 18th century Ireland. We recognize, however, that he discard the information; or decide I'm not sure, and Basically, 52% of all A's and all other grades equally, must be awarded to women. was not recommending cannibalizing the children of store the information for further thinking and input. Ireland; instead, he was protesting as vigorously as he And, only 10% or so of any grade level can be applied to blacks. And so it would go, quite naturally, for the His job, as I see it, is to introduce ideas and opinions, mistreatment of the flint, by the English. distribution of the various groups in the copulation. could the But, there are problems --not all students have been treated equally in the past which may or may not be contradictory to our beliefs, suggested lowering Analogously, when Dr. Laurie and we must therefore adjust the future. Japanese kids, it turns out, have IQ's for the purpose of making us think, to question, to or raising students' grades on the basis of statistical (on the average of 115, the Jewish folk, 117). Obviously when we finish the first ponder, to ask, to wonder. That's education. That's in- generalization, he was protesting possible tendencies to percentage distributions we should deduct 15 points from the test scores of all spriration. treat students as members of groups instead of as in- those bright little Japanese kids and 17 points from the test scores o' all the Jewish lads and lassies. That will "more fairly" atone for "undemocratic" talents. He has also repeated in his class several times to his dividuals who must succeed or fail one by one. students, that he may indeed express controversial If he was being ironic, we might ask, "What is he If we have any Anglo-saxon protestant males we automatically take away 15 points points of view that may or may not reflect his own for, and what is he against?- I believe he is against any from any test score (however distributed) --I mean, they've had it their own way personal values, specifically to make us think. As he has mindless impositions of quotas. I believe he is for (by virtue, often, of hard work and all that sort of thing) too long--tave too said, "A teacher is someone who, no matter what you making judgments of quality such as assigning grades much of the work ethic --and have generally only admired those who share the same think, thinks otherwise." ethic --we certainly can't have that! to students ) on the basis of demonstrated competence, What I'm striving to suggest here might be sum- disregarding anything else. marized as wisdom which goes far beyond intelligence These beliefs strike me as quite sensible. I chose my How much should we add to the female score? Well, they've been downtrodden for a long long time--let us add 20 points at that and thinking. Wisdom is gained not through lawyer because I believe point --but keep those cor7lex percentages dentist, my physicians and my in mind too--we doubtless will require a formula. We are going to have to add back memorizing, allowing the most popular beliefs to diffuse in the them to be competent proessionals, each expert some points to the Japanese and Jewish scores to atone for past biases --I'd say through our heads and be accepted without question. appropriate field. The fact that one is Japanese, one ig 10 points --we don't want those IQ's to have too much of an advantage alther. Wisdom is gained through examination of those beliefs, played no part in my Korean and one is a woman examination of ourselves, and discussing with others Dr. Laurie would We can handle gays of various persuasions (add 10 points) but I am choosing them. I am certain their values and beliefs, until we come up with an an- thoroughly approve of my choices and my reasons for no means certain of how to evaluate those who have a sexual penchant for overshoes, swer, or, in many cases, more questions. making them. chandeliers, and overcoats. It is no easy task to decide on how much r:Iscomfort, over time, chandeliers versus overcoats might cause. We shall doubtless have to Professor Laurie offers more than his intelligence. It is surely true that the academic community has call in experts on that problem. He offers wisdom and even more importantly to us, he given outrageously preferential treatment to the white, has the ability and talent to share that wisdom in an male, protestant majority in past years. Very short people and very tall people, It seems to me, have suffered a areat deal interesting, thought-provoking, and even entertaining Persons with a sense of justice deplore this and Dr. since most products are built "on the average." 1 have a brother-in -la,, who has manner. He motivates. He expands the limitations and Laurie also deplores it. He is a true democrat who wants the misfortune to be tall and who has cursed car seats and chairs for zacades--at boundaries of students' minds. He inspires. He makes us our educational institutions to reflect fairly all the least 5 points upward seems fair --on any score--but, keep in mind please, percentages. Those of us who have the think, and freely offers the opportunity to make our own segments of our diverse population. He shares the same misfortune to be male, white, and average hei,:nt (5' 9" -- I'm advised) should probably give up the 5 points just to be good fellcws and to decisions. That's wisdom. goals. He may differ about what are the most effective assuage any guilt we just might have forcotten about. I have and efficient means for achieving the end we all desire. not in any way felt him as a threat to my mind, for only I have the power to change my values, One final point seems to me to deserve emphasis. So far, I have only spoken of college grades. I have not brought my '.:1 good beliefs and opinions. He only offers the opportunity for Our Constitution affirms our right to free speech. John intentions (paving stones on the road to you know where) yet to the fc:tball team. me to examine them and ask why I believe as I do. In Milton argued eloquently for the same ideal in We can begin at once --get rid of all those big black fellows who trot across the goal lines order to understand Consumer Behavior, I must un- "Aeropagitica," as did John Stuart Mill in his "On so gleefully --or at least limit them to 10% of the team. of course, 32% of the team must must must be women (I have derstand why people react, and to what Liberty." Voltaire declared he would defend to the death a few candidates I saw nt there they react. I on the hockey field the other day). This will probably ruin our scores --but the must begin with myself. the right of his opponents to express their views. scores have been unfair to other teams anyway (I mean, we've been bea:*ig the By reprimanding his behavior, by making ac- The furor over Dr. Laurie's memo makes me fear biggies and that isn't fair to sports casters). cusations and threats, you are depriving students both the possibility that some would restrict freedom of directly and indirectly of speech to those with whom they are in a greement and beautiful girls have always had something of an edge on their fellows. i think they that symbol of learning, of deny it to others. Were such a state of affairs to come ought to be penalized but I really don't have the heart for it --I'll :save that to wisdom , of the freedom to express. about, we would have lost something extremely misogynists (who, also ought to get some kind of a bonus for sufferin;.. I am deeply saddened to learn that I will be among precious, the last students who will be taught Consumer Behavior Of course, all this is not going to be easy. But there are any numbe* of 'participatory by Professor Laurie. We need constantly to remember that we have no sociologists" about who are more than willing to tackle the task --the:. :ennot (halo I am also deeply saddened to learn and angry to right to silence beliefs we regard as false. Instead, we effect) call themselves scientists so they haven't all that much to c: vvvtay. have the obligation to hear opposing views, study them know that as a result of the thoughtless and unwise and understand them, and, if possible, refute them with For myself I find it much easier to welcome all students (equal opportty), grade actions of other people, Professor Laurie has lost much sound arguments. Them according to their performance regardless of race, creed, color, sexual freedom to share with us his thoughtful opinions. More oersuasion or whatever, and send them off into life with the feeling 7'!: they importantly, much of his motivation, inspiration and aChieved what they achieved because they achieved it --not because so-e 'clot nas the energy to teach as well as his potential allows, is suf- ignorant egocentricity to feel responsible for the vagaries of tre race past, focated and suppressed as a result of this incident being present, and future. I mean, that's real ego --almost co-parable to t"i declining specie crowds who have ousti-d-gbd! blown out of all proporttion. Referring to Professor Laurie's request not to be Freedom of speech I get the strange and funny feeling that when one earns a grade one 'Ws rather good assigned to the teaching of Business 134A, which states, about it and when one is "given" a grade (regardless of the reason) ore 'eels rather "It would be my personal conceit that SJSU loses creepy and uncomfortable. That ray be the cause of a lot of general .--est hither something important by virtue of my decision, but and yonce. I is overlooked doubt that (11 anyone cares, (2) any student would, in the long Affirmative action will persist over equal opportunity not because it 's ;101 (it run, notice, (3) the faculty is in any way aware Mar isn't) but rather because it does give a lot of people who would othe:-.'ss not of what this means in the long run.", it is my strong I am writing this letter in response to the recent have anything to do something to dd! We call that goverTient I belies. opinion that (1) SJSU will be losing something and someone of immeasurable value by virtue of his uproar over Ed Laurie's proposed "racism" and Cheers, "sexism ."I have had Dr. Laurie for semesters now and I decision; (2) that many people, as I, do care; (3) that personally feel these accusations could not be further students unfortunately will notice in the long run, for we from the truth. are the future. And if we are not to think, to be open- However, this point could be delivered endlessly and minded, to be inspired, there will be no freedom, no I'm sure no consensus could be reached even if there Ed creativity, no growth, and without growth, the world was some purpose in doing so. stagnates and regresses; and (4) sadly (and But there is one basic issue that is being overlooked outrageously), the faculty is not in any way aware of at the moment. That is the right of an individual's free what this means in the long run, much less right now. speech. Would there have been all the controversy if Dr. Patricia James is an SJSU advertising junior. She is Laurie had spoken in favor of affirmative action? enrolled in Professor Laurie's consumer behavior class. I think not. Who decides what is proper and popular at a point in time and what is not? 1 do not want an ad- ministrator interfering and dictating what is and is not Ed Laurie's right however silly they might otherwise letter published in the Oct. 14 edition Daily lobe discussed in class. appear to be. of the Spartan Daily is unfortunately Policy We will not be protected in the sanctity of about unjust policy Affirmative action is a all too familiar these days. classrooms forever, and I feel the sooner we are exposed ridiculous policy: not ony because it The Spartan Daily signature, major, class The letter I'm speaking of ti contradicts our fundamental moral would like to hear from standing, address and By John Wetterpreen principle of equality, but also referred to an SJSU professor's you -our reader. Your telephone number. Only Political Science professor because it has, in fact, lessened letter regarding affirmative action ideas, comments, the name, major and class Who decides on as racist San Jose State's proponents of economic opportunities for mem- because it expressed the criticisms and suggestions standing will be printed. view that giving special proper viewpoints? affirmative action can forgive Ed bers of racial minority groups. privileges to are encouraged. By The Spartan Daily Laurie for disagreeing with them any group isn't good, listening to our readers we reserves the right to limit It might be true that some but not for ridiculing affirmative feel we can better serve the the number of letters on a professor or administrator Addressing Miss Blendinger, MOS action, and not for stating his op- campus community. given topic after a suf- somewhere has been appointed to a who wrote the letter, I find an lo controversial issues of the "real world- the better position to "university policy" on Letters to the Mailbag, ficient amount of comment position because of affirmative equally important issue That is, if Life is not just black and while or right and wrong. the university's own paper. opinion articles and press has appeared. action's quota system. any issue being of importance to our as many textbooks and professors would have us to releases are gladly ac- Letters should not However, as the economist society, including issues dealing believe. There are many areas of uncertainty and what Let me state (on my depart- cepted. exceed 350 words. Thomas Sowell has demonstrated, with justice and equality should better place to be exposed to them than in an academic ment's letterhead) that affirmative Our policy for ac- Opinion the net consequence of affirmative merit debate. and intellectual environment'? action is something more than cepting such material is as The intent of the action has been the steady reduction I don't believe that stating opposing viewpoints and university policy. It is a policy of Maybe you feel these issues follows: Spartan Daily Forum Page of economic opportunity, especially making clear that it is a personal opinion) to be un- racial discrimation, enforced upon shouldn't be debated by all and when Linters is to present a variety of for the least advantaged Americans. professional or capable of subjecting students to "great the American people by the federal they are, you feel threatened enough Letters should be viewpoints of interest to the anxiety." government in conjunction with to label something "racist:. submitted to the Spartan campus community. I don't need to be protected from Dr. Laurie or any universities and other social, Daily office (JC 208) Editorials reflect the other professor who is not afraid to speak up, even if political and economic institutions. Prof has right Fhwy in the world are we ever weekdays, or by mail to the position of the Daily. contrary to popular belief. After all, bigots come in going to make this place better for Mailbag, c/o the Spartan Opinions express the views to express view view many forms and this includes any individual who can't Affirmative action is a leading all of us if different points of Daily, San Jose State of the writer or can't be listen to someone with whom he can't agree. example of the injustice of the discussed openly? University, 125 S. Seventh organization and will Ws Mohr* current system, and Ed Laurie rwr Maims St., CA 95192. appear with a byline at- should be praised for his courageous The arrogance and hate ex- Inirnmaimal Amnon All letters must in- tributing the article ac- Oder struggles against this injustice, pressed in the words and tone of a clude the writer's cordingly. DA-EU

82 FORUM November 1. 1987 Page 3 Affirmative action: an analysis of the myths behind it

Myth I: "I treat everyone equally." and women , and learn ne% patterns ot recruitment, I leer Myth 6: "Discrimination happened in the past No one treats everyone equally. Anthropologists and questions to ask prospective applicants, new ways of and is over, why penalize us now?" other behavioral scientists have made careers out of the evaluation, and new job behavior for dealing with diverse While public opinion polls have shown a decrease in patterns of unequal treatment. The very assumption that groups of people -- both as gi mips and individuals. their measures of attitudes of prejudice, the U.S. Com- it is somehow possible to treat everyone equally is self- mission on Civil Rights reported in November of 1981 that serving, fallacious and condescending. Myth 4: "Affirmative action creates mounds despite declines in the expressions of prejudicial al- I used to hear that statement frequently in my of unnecessary paperwork." titudes, "prejudices persists in a signficant percentage of previous position as director of school desegregation for The paperwork for affirmative action is mostly done the (U.S.) public." New York, New Jersey, the Virgin Islands and Puerto in the affirmative action office. In response to a recent The commission refers to a "Newsweek" article Rico; and I would respond by asking: "Do you treat me article on affirmative action by Professor Astin of UCLA (Feb. 26, 19791 on a recent Gallup Poll which found that 15 the same way that you would treat your mother?" The we did an appraisal of the amount of time spent in af- percent of the whites in the country believed that blacks obvious answer is 'no.' No one treats everyone equally. firmative action paperwork. were inferior to whites; and 25 percent of the whites in the What affirmative action and the practices of We found that an estimated 546 work hours weres United States feel that blacks are less intelligent than educational equity are about, is fairness, and equitable spent at the university by employees in offices other than whites. treatment. Recognition of differences can be positive if the affirmative action office and the personnel office. This In our society, discriminatory behavior persists in that recognition allows us to understand each other, and means that less than .009 percent of the total of university housing, education, employment, politics and the then act in a manner which allows, which respects, both work time is spent on affirmative action paperwork. provision of social services. Women in the United States our similarities and our differences. In this appraisal two other points became clear: I) the continue to suffer the effects of past and present policies and procedures of affirmative action are sound discrimination earning between 56 to 59 cents a dollar to Myth 2: "Affirmative action will force me to personnel management. Affirmative action is an attempt the male, hire unqualified workers." to bring in new workers with new ideas and perspectives The U.S. Department of Labor's OFCCP office in San Affirmative action has never been about the hiring of into the workplace in the context of fair treatment. And 21 Jose, which handles complaints of race, sex, religion, unqualified people. It has been about making the these persons have proven themselves to be at least national origin and disability discrimination, is con- qualifications for the job directly related to the duties to comparable, if not more, productive. sidered to be one of the most overworked in the state. be performed, and it has been about attempting to In fact, research reported on by Patricia Mon- Although other issues compete for media attention, overcome past and present discrimination through temayor, affirmative action officer for Santa Barbara discrimination on the basis of race, ethnicity and gender vigorous efforts to locate and hire women and members of County says, that effective human resource management continues lobe one of the major problems of our society. A minority groups who can perform the job. adds to organizational productivity. large measure of this continuity is due to the nature of Where affirmative action has challenged entrance discrimination and its part of all of our institutions. requirements, testing procedures, performance The Civil Rights Commission defines affirmative evaluations, or grounds for termination, the challenge has action as a remedy for discrimination. The clear evidence been to strike down behavior patterns of prejudice that Myth 5: "Quotas in affirmative action un- is that affirmative action has impinged on one one in a have been learned, practiced and institutionally per- dermine hiring on merit." manner comparable to the long term effects of petuated. There are no quotas in affirmative action. Anyone discrimination in employment. Henry By Samuel O. Another comparative point. Were so many of the who can read will find out that the goals called for in af- Myth 7: "We can get along fine without af- SJSU Affirmative Action Coordinator people hired before the advent of affirmative action so firmative action plans are targets whose existence has firmative action here at SJSI.1." As people on the face of the Earth, we have long gazed qualified? Are they still competent? been historically necessary as a measure of striving for The SJSU Affirmative Action Office once handled a up at the stars, or watched wild creatures interact, equitable hiring. complaint from a woman who was asked at a campus job making up stories about what was going on. While these Myth 3: "There aren't enough qualified It may also be duly noted that the setting of goals in interview how would she, as a single parent, be able to stories, or myths, of the primative past appear humorous women and members of minority groups to affirmative action has been sustained at every level of the meet the demands of her clerical position and still take in their ignorance, it can be useful to examine them as a hire." judicial process and has survived numerous court care of her family. The woman's past record showed tool for better understanding of ourselves. All the evidence runs counter to this conclusion. challenges. superior work performance and low absenteeism. Similarly, those who don't clearly understand af- Members of minority groups and women -- traditionally Additionally, it should be clear that there is no such Another person was told at a job interview that the firmative action -- and some who don't choose to un- excluded from the work force through the effects of thing as "reverse discrimination." The basic assumption boss had a friend who had been killed during World War II derstand affirmative action -- have invented myths about racism, sexism and patterns of discrimination -- are of the idea is unfounded, although the term is frequently in her country of origin and subsequently she did not get it. Despite their sometimes cleverness, these myths, too. becoming increasingly available. used by members of those groups who have historically the job. In each of those cases, illegal acts of are without substance or truth. A serious employer has to look, listen and learn: look, caused discrimination against minority groups and discrimination had to be addressed. Likewise, an examination of these myths can be a in the right places; listen, to constructive criticism of how women. Those same people benefit the most from con- Discrimination does several things well in the ab- useful tool for better understanding our society. past patterns have excluded members of minority groups tinued patterns of discrimination. sence of a virgorous affirmative action program. It robs the university of the potential of highly motivated, qualified employees who can participate effectively in raising the level of the institution's productivity. L E T T ER S Discrimination helps create divisiveness in the univesrity and between it and the community which it serves. Corrections Discrimination maims the lives of those who experience it. Et Questionnaire an attempt to measure SJSU faculty bias Furthermore, discrimination in employment in a Mar: for the minority, and therefore am definitely in favor of admitting as public institution of higher education limits the educative Clarifications Recently I received through the campus mail a questionnaire many financially and/or educationally "disadvantaged" students as growth of all of its students when it constricts their role models and asking such questions as: How many EOP students have you had in we can. I also feel that all students should seek and have access to decreases their capacity to change their lives through education. your classes, what were their GPA's, what was their standing relative advisng and tutoring services. Discrimination also limits the diversity of to the rest of the class, etc. Presumably, the objective was to assess However, once the student is in my class, the grade he receives input into the curriculum, both classroom In Wednesday's the bias of the faculty toward the EOP Program. will be based on his performance alone. For this reason, I see no content and teaching style. Daily, it was in- I must confess that I could not answer most of the above questions necessity to determine whether a student "belongs" to EOP, P.E., or In our society, we have made a commitment to correctly reported because I have not kept records as to which of my students were on the S.I.R. eliminating discrimination. Affirmative action has been chosen as a major strategy of that that Sigma Nu un- EOP program, or any other "special program." Students in my class One note of levity in the questionnaire was the question relative to erradication effort. Discrimination did not suddenly derwent a fire in- are considered "students," minority or otherwise. minority associations during high school. Since my high school was in occur and its elimination will take place spection in May 1981. Personally, I feel that this type of questionnaire (with the ex- a"relocation camp," my classmates were 100 percent orientals. This only as a consequence of positive combined efforts to eliminate it. A healthy, understood The actual time of the pectation that the faculty have the answers) tends to promote the was one case where the minority was a majority! affirmative action program is more than an effort at quality education inspection was May labeling of students into special groups within a class, and con- H James Aluyama (which it is). Affirmative action is good sense for our 1982. sequently fosters preferential treatment for or against these students. Associate Professor university, good sense for our society and it is the law. From my own experience. I firmly believe that education is power Miciobsology Samuel D. Henry has taught at Columbia University, Friday's Daily University of Massachusetts. Amherst, and Staten Island incorrectly indicated College. He previously directed the Race Desegregation that Jack Foote is a The Forum page is Assistance Center for New York, New Jersey, the Virgin member of the your page. The Islands and Puerto Rico. Henry earned his doctorate at chancellor's office and Justi story is 'hilarious' Daily encourages Columbia University in the City of New York and has participated in research including ethnography decides how readers' comments for the enrollment U.S. Senate's Safe School Study, in New York's South funds Mgr: general and other top of- there was less government, on any topic. Bronx. should be distributed. I read with great in- ficials" and "by knowing as the Libertarian Party The paragraph terest, Patrick Hays' Oct. the right people." wants. 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Canummd kw pop I University police haven't had many they are going to have trouble with the attend and making some money selling regular dealings with the fraternities cops beer, Quinton said. since, Quinton said. Asked about the Alcohol Beverage "It's a great way to raise money, but "We do answer calls if it's a life-or - Commission's general policy of refusing to you're going to have trouble if you do death situation," he said. "We go and give permits to fraternities, Quinton said, that," he said. protect the scene until San Jose gets "I haven't been involved with the "When you get a large group of people, there." fraternities getting permits. But I have you can't control those people," he said Quinton said that his knowledge of the been involved with students getting per- "There's no way, especially if you gel details of the recent incidents comes mits for different functions around some real young people ( with) their bellies primarily from the newspapers." (campus), and I haven't seen the full of beer, they are not going to be However, Quinton and Lt. Larry K. problems." responsible people." James went to the meeting between Quinton said that if the fraternities Quinton said that the fraternities have fraternity leaders and city police several abide by all the rules, the commission will responsibility for the people at their weeks ago. give them a license. parties. "See, if some young 17-year-old "ABC, unless you have a bad track guy from off-campus) goes over and 'Problem of corn munia tion' record, is pretty decent," he said. "Just do drinks at their party goes out here and gets Quinton said the recent problems with what they ask you to do." in a big wreck, and someone gets killed or the fraternities appear to be the result of Local ABC officials, however, something like that, there's no way the selling beer without a license. disagree with Quinton. fraternity isn't going to be blamed for "They'd have the same problem with that," he said. us," Quinton said. "We wouldn't allow that No fraternity permits' Fraternities can lose control of open either." According to Charles Bucher, Santa parties when so many attend that they Quinton also said there have been Clara County district administrator for the overflow the fraternity house, Quinton problems of communication between the ABC, the commission does not issue said. fraternities and city police. permits to fraternities or other student "You can control people in a house, "They ( the fraternities) need to get organizations. but you can't control hundreds of people all together with San Jose and discuss it and Quinton also said that huge fraternity around a house," he said. come to an agreement," Quinton said. parties open to the public are a source of Quinton added that "We )the "The people who are in charge of those problems. university police) would be glad to assist fraternities are going to have to decide Fraternities distribute fliers about the fraternities if they want to ask Earnest Quinton Bat AhYou that they are going to abide by the rules. If these "open parties" throughout the us. . . for some advice (about parties). they are not going to abide by the rules, community, in the hope of getting many to We'd be glad to help them."

SJSU School of Social Work SJSU commuters get a break undergoes accreditation review By Joanna C. Cote on permit rates for 4th St. lots SJSL s School of Social Work has just undergone a Council's decision. A reubttal procedure is also available, routine reaccreditation visit. According to national ac- Hogan said. creditation standards, the school's curriculum must be The school has been preparing the documentation Parking passes for students, faculty on sale today reevaluated every seven years. The results of the study necessary for the reaccreditation visit for a year, she probably will not be available until January. said. The reaccreditation team is composed of five social By Rosanne Alejandro "The self-study document describes all aspects of the trained to evaluate schools Beginning today, SJSU commuters will be able to there, they could not park there again on the same day work instructors specially program," Hogan said. from throughout the United States. park at the Fourth Street dirt parking lots between San without paying another fee. While on campus, members of the accreditation team "The faculty does have input as to the selection of the Fernando and San Carlos streets for a dollar a day, or With the permits. SJSU commuters will be allowed examined the school's curriculum to see whether it team," said Pat Hogan, associate dean of the school. 520a month. to come and go to the lots as they please. backed up the findings in the self-study, Hogan said. They The group of evaluators was on campus from Monday Monthly parking permits allowing "in and out" The parking permits being sold now will be valid compared SJSU's program to the national standards to Thursday last week. They are referred to as a "fact- privileges at the lots are now available in the only for the month of November. Thereafter, SJSU until determine whether the school meets those standards. finding team" and their job is to discover whether social Associated Students business office in the Student commuters can buy another permit at the beginning of work programs comply with national standards, Hogan The team met with faculty, students, community and Union. each month. said. professional representatives and field instructors to The permits, which are available to students, The city first raised parking fees at the lots from 50 The team then submits its report to the Council on receive their input on the program, Hogan said. faculty and staff for $20, will be sold on a first-come, cents to a $1.50 Oct. 6 to make up for revenue lost from Social Work Education, which makes the final decision in "They attended a lot of meetings and also met with first-serve basis. the closure of the parking garage on the corner of Third accreditation. The report is also submitted to SJSU's the university administration, but I can't speak to the The permits were made available after the San and St. John streets. That garage did not meet ear- School of Social Work and they can respond to the results yet," Hogan added. .1 ose City Council voted last Tuesday to lower the rates thquake safety standards. at the lots from $1.50 to a dollar. The council also ap- The city made the move to lower the rates after proved the monthly permits so students can have more than two weeks of confusion and protest from unlimited use of the lots. university officials and students on the parking Around Other Campuses Previously, once students and SJSU personnel problem removed their cars from the lots after paying to park &VP &Von cUllIloixned to tea story. By Patrick Hays The University of Southern California has an- parking lot without paying the 50-cent fee nounced plans to build a $2 million undersea Apparently, drivers wills stay close to the car laboratory. ahead of them while leaving the parking lot. As the The Western Regional Undersea Laboratory will lead driver pays 50 cents, the gate lifts and the second Internship applications being accepted be off the coast of USC's Marine Science Center on diver tries to get out before the gate closes. Santa Catalina Island and will be used primarily for Hefty citations are given to anyone who is caught. ecological study of marine life. It will be equipped to for Sacramento Semester Program hold six men for up to 10 days. Shades of Prohibition By Julie Bonds The lab is planned to include sleeping quarters, a Fraternities at the University of California at The Sacramento Semester Program is now accepting ternship, students are required to enroll in a general galley, a living room, a bathroom and a re-warming Santa Barbara were prohibited from having alcohol at applications for the spring 1983 semester, seminar at CSU-Sacramento. hot tub. this semester's rush activities. The Sacramento semester offers 25 students the The seminar deals with contemporary California Leslie Griffin Lawson, the UCSB director of chance to earn 15 units of credit in a combination in- government and politics. student life, said the New Wave creditline university is liable for anything ternship and seminar program. "The only problem with the program," Christensen Fresno State University's Red Wave, its "in- that might happen during rush activities, because rush The students will be picked from all 19 schools in the said, "is that it doesn't pay, and the students have to go to famous" rooting section, may be the first rooting is an official university function. CSU system. school full time. Most of our students go to school part section in the country to have its own credit card. David Nester, activities planning director at Santa "It's an excellent internship opportunity," said Terry time. John Levenda, Fresno State athletic ticket Barbara, said the university is concerned because Christensen, professor of poltiical science at SJSU and "But for those who can manage it, it's great," he manager, is trying to develop a credit card that would people under 21 years old attend rush activities. campus representative for the program. "It's right in the added. allow one to reserve tickets over the phone and charge heart of things." Students must be upper division and have a the tickets. 3.0 GPA to Dorm-dining deli card Students work approximately 25 hours a week in the qualify for the program. It is recommended for political The card would be subject to a yearly fee, ac- The Miami University food service has im- California state government during the internship and science and related social science majors, but other cording to Levenda, and would be good for the owner's plemented an experimental service which allows earn six semester units of credit, majors are accepted. lifetime. students with a meal card to miss a meal and use the Internship possibilities include working in an "They're very good at placing people," Christensen card after the dinner hours are over at a local assemblyman's or senator's office, a legislative corn- said. Free Parking delicatessen. mittee, the Lt. Governor's office, a lobbyist's office or For applications and more information, call Terry SJSU is not the only university in the CSU system The program gives students a $1.85 allowance at other state agencies and departments. Christensen at 277-3316, or write to the Sacramento with a parking snafu. the deli. "We've had one or two ( interns) from this campus Semester Program, Department of Government, Every day, about six Cal State-Fullerton students Students who volunteer for the service pay an every semester," Christensen said. "In fact, this is the California State University, Sacramento, 6000 J St., are nabbed trying to drive out of that university's extra charge for their meal card. first semester that we haven't had someone." Sacramento, CA 95819. In addition to working 25 hours a week on the in- The application deadline is Nov. 29, 1982. Honest student saves the day, 10.4 Think tbout It. finds professor's lost check For two weeks Spartan Bookstore $1,300 slips out of instructor's pocket By Gary Limn is offering a The ancient Greek philosopher went back to the Faculty Club and didn't Diogenes carried a lantern to help him in find it there." his search for an honest man. Kathlyn Levin, an art junior, did find The year is 1982. If Diogenes were still it. "It was lying face up," she said. "It great selection of around looking for someone honest, he looked clean and fresh. I noticed nobody might come to SJSU. was walking around looking for it. I couldn't believe it. I had a class and asked Wedensday morning, Professor Harry .,..’N. A" a friend if it was real. V ,S ,4 brand new hardcover E. Allen of the Administration of Justice "After class I looked up his (Allen's) (15 0 Department was leaving the Faculty Club (1:7 C., name in the phone book and called him." 44 c, on 408 S. Eighth St. with a check made out "I felt panicky when I lost it," Allen to him for $1300.13. The check was inside said. technical books. his coat pocket, Ae' 6 Levin said she thinks there are a lot of C)% "The lining is made of silk," Allen honest people in the world. "I'm always c2 C 0 explained, "and my best guess is I just losing my purse," she said, "and people for only $2.99 each. didn't have it in all the way. have always returned them. And all the "I money I've had in there was returned - ,..4le6C didn't start to miss it until I was , -’ \ei around San Salvador and Fourth. I had what little money I've had in there." l, AT this feeling that I didn't have the check "You don't see many honest people \'?) (. .' C . anymore, and I was right. when you're dealing with criminal "I retraced my steps completely 1 justice," Allen said It's a sale you can't afford to miss! We are Exclusive Adidas Starts October 25th. One Stop Shopping Center The Instep 4 S PA.RTA.N San Jose Hall, ( eort II1 J )()KSTOR Eta inNSoilfx SPARTAN SHOPS be/ IN OPEN 296-5777 Service is our Major TENNIS 7 DAYS A WEEK SAN JOSE L THING 4 EVENINGS MON FRI 1154 SARATOGA AVE 5 1982 November 1, 1982 Page SOVIET VISIT Commum, hum page I ease." collected from ( private citizens). The aim and function of the Soviet Peace Committee is to educate people Soviet defectors about the arms race)." Q: Why do you suppose that quite a few of the talented Soviet artists -- dancers, musicians, writers Military production and others -- have chosen to defect or seek political Q: Do Soviet citizens believe that the United States asylum in the United States and other Western is honestly interested in arms reduction or freeze nations? agreements? Zverev : "I think that the answer in each case is Gautmau: "I believe in the reason and good will of different. the American people. For me, there is good evidence of "We don't pay our celebrities even a tenth of what the high fidelity of the American people as our partner your celebrities get here musicians here are in the struggle against the threat of nuclear war. overpaid very much," he said. "But I have some (reservations) about the position "I don't think there was any other question for of the present administration," he said. Baryshnikov than the question of money. But this is my "I hope there will be better times in the Soviet- understanding -- better you ask him." American negotiations in Geneva, at Washington or in For the last 15 minutes of the luncheon, Vladimir Moscow on this problem." Naroditsky, a Soviet emigrant and professor at SJSU, Q: Are the Soviet people and the Soviet govern- voiced his opinions on some of the subjects discussed, ment willing and ready to begin conversion from most in disagreement with the delegates.' (See related military production to consumer-oriented production? story.) Borovik: "Yes, of course. There is no one that At the end of the luncheon, the question basket still makes money on the armaments race in our country. contained about 50 slips of paper, but the delegates had "The director of the plant that is making rockets to leave. gets his salary," he said. "and if he would start They shook hands with some of the Americans, producing tractors instead of rockets, he would still get hugged others and piled into their blue van, which was the same salary. waiting for them in the Christian Center's parking lot. "Our societ is not good for war. We fight The Soviet's spend the rest of the afternoon on a good. . . but nobody makes money on preparation for tour of the IBM plant in South San Jose. That night, war. they attended a meeting of mid-peninsula peace John Richards "You know that there is a proverb: 'A nice, small organizations in Palo Alto. Four Soviet peace delegates were met by Jewish war is always good for the economy.' It's not (true) in They flew back to Moscow Saturday. protesters when they arrived at the Campus Christian Center last Thursday. Consumer Outlook Jews protest Soviet delegation By Michael J. Vaughn Four Soviet citizens visiting the SJSU "There are a lot of people here who either nuclear disarmament will come," he said. Amino acids building blocks community last week as part of a Soviet- don't care, or are more or less pro-Soviet. Naroditsky said the delegation had to American peace exchange were met by a There are a lot of people who believe in good have the approval of the KGB, the Soviet group of 15 Jewish protestors outside the communism, and there is no such thing." secret police and intelligence agency, before toward a healthier life doors of the Campus Christian Center, Vladimir Naroditsky, an SJSU coming to the United States. By Joanna C. Cole "We want Americans to know that Soviet mathematics professor who emigrated from "In the Soviet Union if you want to go the "Amino acids are the building These are just a few of the exam- officials are liars and the delegation that is Soviet Union in 1979, said that trusting the abroad, even as a tourist, you have to go blocks of the body." Is that reminiscent ples of what researchers are coming here today is a delegation of Soviet Soviet Union would be a mistake for the through the KGB," he said. "If you want to of all those biology lectures half discovering about the use of amino officials," said Alex Gefter, a Soviet emigrant United States. represent somebody, you have to go through listened to, half slept through? acids. and SJSU industrial design major. "A lot of Americans think that you can the KGB twice. If you want to represent a Well, according to recent research, The individual amino acids have "They're not representing an in- negotiate with (the Soviets), that you can peace committee, you have to go through the use of the 22 known amino acids is been on the commercial market for dependent peace group like they are meet with these people, talk with them and KGB three times. physical and approximately three years while the claiming." something will become better," he said. "I having a positive effect on "What (the delegates ) are saying has blend of all 22 has been for sale for two Gefter held a sign saying "We don't trust think Americans are putting themselves in a mental health. been checked already, at least 10 years, Prince explained. you." The other protestors held similar signs great danger by . . not realizing that they Fourteen of the amino acids can be times . . . they have their blessing." manufactured by the cells in the body. According to Prince, who is expressing their disbelief in the visitors' are dealing with liars." Naroditsky, When the four Soviet delegates pulled up The other eight, called the essential marketing manager for Resurection intentions. 27, said the United States should deal with the to the Christian Center in their blue van, the amino acids ( EAA ), must be supplied. Laboratories in Santa Cruz where the Gefter, 29, said the delegation was here to Soviet Union from a "position of strength" in protestors ran to meet them, waving their According to Roger Prince, 1970 capsules are manufactured, they convince Americans that the Soviet Union attempting to stop desires peace, the arms race. signs and shouting, "We don't want you!" business management graduate of cannot advertise the allegea cures on which he said was untrue. "What they "When Americans will be strong Naroditsky was SJSU, the research has shown that use the bottles nor can the prescribe the really want is something enough, given 15 minutes at the different," he said. "They when they will demonstrate that they end of the luncheon in the of different acids in their isolated form amino acids. really want to don't Campus Christian weaken the American trust Russia and they are Center to rebut the can have a positive effect on people. "They are truly a food," Prince people . . . to conquer ready to deal with statements of the Soviet them. them in the way of force . delegates "Certain people benefit because said, "and are used in a therapeutic then real their body does not metabolize food sense." protein," he said. Resurection Labs, who market These are called the "amazing their products under the brand name of Disabled children's art displayed in library aminos." For instance, studies done at "Orangutan," include vitamins B6 and the North-Nassau Mental Health Center C in all of their amino acid complexes. By Jacquie Toth in N.Y. discovered that sufferers of Resurection Labs, which is one and Drawings and pain- the exhibit here, is director obsessive-compuslive behavior showed one half years old, sells "free-form tings done by children with of the Division of Special improvement after treatment with amino acids" either in a blend of all 22 speech and other language Education and Tryptophan, an EAA. or five individual acids. "Free-form" disabilities will be Rehabilitation at Syracuse Doctors in England found that it is means that there is only one molecule, displayed on the first floor University in New York. very useful in treating depression and not a long polypeptide chain, and of the Wahlquist Library She is teaching a graduate may even be superior to drugs. A study "that's the state the body utilizes through Nov. 19. seminar called "Language done at Maryland Psychiatric them," Prince explained. The exhibit, titled "Art Processing Disorders" Research Center shows that Tryp- Although people with kidney as Language," was here this semester. tophan is valuable in the treatment of problems should consult their doctor provided by the The drawings and al insomnia. It reduces the time it takes to before using amino acids, those who Smithsonian Institution's paintings in the exhibit fall asleep and increases the amount of benefit most from the blend called traveling exhibition ser- represent the work of ia time spent sleeping. "Amino High" are allergenics, vice and is based on the children who are either A study done by the UCLA School of hypoglycemics, diabetics, people under work of Bewley A. Silver, deaf, autistic, brain- in Medicine discovered that Lysine can extreme stress, weight lifters and author of "Developing injured, or who have other to control the eruptions and reduce the athletes, Prince said. Cognitive and Creative expressive or language rt healing time with no reoccurence if "We call it 'Amino High' because it Skills through Art." disorders, Butler said. the acid are continued. makes people feel better, mentally and "Each painting ex- small doses of The artwork was he by changing the physically," Prince said. presses something special Lysine does this created by students cells involved so the The capsules, which are quite about each particular nutrition of the learning to express their to the protein expensive, are 500 milligrams each and child's disability." she virus are unable to produce feelings visually in ex- :al approximately six to nine should be said. they need to survive. perimental art classes in er Another, Glutamine, has been taken daily. A 50-capsule bottle of The Smithsonian special schools. John Richards shown to be inportant for sustaining Amino High costs $13. According to exhibit has been viewed at Speech pathology graduate student Judy the Smithsonian art show at Wahlquist :n mental ability and in the treatment of Prince, the time period for the acids to "All of the drawings various universities and Cunningham eyes alcoholism, Dr. Roger Williams of the have an effect varies depending on the were done by individuals museums throughout the Library. ry trnivesrity of Texas has discovered that person. who are incapable of using country for two years and - will be on display at SJSU in each picture and the paintings," she said. to Glutamine protects the body from the "Close to 100 percent of the amino spoken language to any contains 50 pieces of art because of space concept behind it. You'll A special showing of poisonous effects of alcohol and, acid is utilized," Prince said. significant degree," said done by handicapped limitations in the library, see some of the impact of the exhibit for the com- moreover, it stops the craving for Orangutan products are now Kay Butler, a visiting children and adults. Butler said. the disability." munity is tentatively alcohol. available in the Spartan Bookstore. professor at SJSU. Only 26 drawings and "When viewing the "These children can't scheduled from 5 to 6:30 There is one case of an alcoholic They are also available in health food Butler. who was paintings -- those done by paintings," Butler said, say things in words, so they p.m., Nov. 15, in the ceasing to indulge when Glutamine was and sporting good stores, and rest ,visible for organizing children ages 8 through 41 "look for the feeling that is show their feelings in their library. 7 administered daily without his Resurection Labs plans to have a mail knowledge. Glutamine is tasteless and order program soon, according to can be mixed with food or water Prince. without detection. The report states The amino acids not only help that this patient was still free of alcohol people with deficiencies, but make SENIORS! craving two years later healthy people feel better, Prince said

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X-rays year. also broke up a fourth-down end zone pass in the final Combining with quarterback Steve Clarkson. an ef- taken yesterday will determine his condition. ran so successfully last "Their linebacker took too long to get there ( the quarter and made a vicious hit on UNLV running back ficient offensive line and a pressuring defense. the The Rebels rebounded to tie the game at 14 on a pair of sideline)," Clarkson said. "I called a quick count and hit Hyram Mack to cause a third quarter fumble which end Monterey Penninsula Junior College transfer led the short touchdown runs by tailback Lloyd Henderson. The Bobby on the button." Tuli Ainuu recovered. Spartans to a convincing 48-14 romp over the Nevada -Las second score, a three-yard effort was set up by Rebel Johnson iced ,he win with a 48-yard touchdown run on Cocroft played his most solid game of 1982, picking off Vegas Rebels before 13,487 rain-drenched spectators in quarterback Randall Cunningham's 58-yard bomb to minutes into the final period. two passes and making five tackles. Nevada's Silver Bowl Stadium. brilliant wide receiver Darral Hambrick. a "41 trap" play two touchdown were provided by Johnson scored on two long touchdowns and set up a Hambrick sprinted behind Thomas on the left sideline The Spartans' last two sweep play) and wide receiver increases scoring record third with a 51 -yard reception. The tailback's first for the grab on the play which injured the Spartan cor- Thornburg an 11 -yard Berg reception from reserve quar- Placekicker Mike Berg's six extra points increased touchdown came on a 78-yard. third quarter pass play. a nerback. Tony Smith la 21 -yard terback Jack iverstreet ) his PCAA record for career scoring to 206 points. He play the Spartans ran with great success with the missed his second of 29 conversion attempts this season on departed Willhite last year. Spartans score bet ore the half SJSU's final touchdown. The slant pass to the left sideline widened the Spar- SJSU took the lead for good with only six seconds left whole team played its Phillips Rebboah had a nightmarish contest, tans' lead to 28-14 with only one minute left in the third in the first half when Clarkson scooted four yards on a 'The Punter averaging only 34.4 yards on his five kicks. His second period and they never looked back. broken play to put the Spartans ahead 21-14. game of the season.' a mere 26 yards. Johnson also scored on a 48-yard trap run three "I was supposed to give Thornburg the ball on a dive best punt produced But. Elway and Clarkson were both wearing jack -o- minutes later to seal a victory which broke SJSU's brief play," Clarkson said. "Bull slipped and didn't get there in SJSU's Steve Clarkson lantern grins after the win which improved the Spartans' two-game losing skid and even its PCAA record at 2-2. time. I didn't want to risk a fumble, so I kept it.’ NI MI overall record to 5-3. The junior tailback gave much credit to the superb The tie-breaking score would not have materialized out whic;i was preceded by sixth "It was a big win for us," Elway said in a jubilant play of the Spartans' injury-riddled offensive line. without the individual effort of Johnson on a simple The final score, momentarily. Spartan locker room. "I'm happy to see our kids so "They I the offensive line) came together tonight." pattern one minute earlier. turnover of the game, incensed Elway and, happy." Johnson said. "On the first score they gave Steve time to The tailback caught Clarkson's short pass, out- Rebel head coach Harvey Hyde. ground," Clarkson said the key was a talk Elway had given the find me. On the run, the tackles came oi good and then I maneuvered three Rebel defenders and rambled 51 yards "Overstreet was told to keep the ball on the team earlier in the week. just broke it to the outside." before being corralled on UNLV's five yard line. Elway said. "The pass was his idea completely." "It was just an out route," Johnson said, "I cut back Hyde concurred with the Spartan coach's statement. "Coach Elway told us not to worry about the score Or use new offensive formation against the grain, made a few moves and started sprin- "I don't think that SJSU ran it up on us," Hyde said the guy next to you," Clarkson said, "but just lo go out and Spartans individuals." Head coach Jack Elway implemented a new offensive ting." after talking to Elway. "Coach Elway explained some play the best we could as first drive of the second half fizzled things to me and I believe him. They ran eight running formation which he called "twins' to help the previously - The Spartans' Ironically, all of SJSU's five 1982 victories have come Thornburg and running mate Roy Smally were plays in a row there and the quarterback called the predictable Spartans establish a running game. And when on the road. The Spartans are 5-1 away from San Jose, cold on four consecutive rushes from the Rebel's rolllout on his own." establish it they did with a season-high 197 yards rushing. stopped while a dismal 0-2 on their home turf. "We started with two tight ends, two wides two yardline. Defensively. SJSU was led by tackle Steve McEnroe, Next week, Johnson, Clarkson and the rest of the SJSU capitalized nine minutes later. (receivers'and a single back," Elway said. "It was a However, end Kerry Ford, linebacker Bob Matheny, cornerback revitalized Spartans (who were mathematically After Cunningham, who had more success punting different look, something new for the defense to think Gill Byrd and safety Sherman Cocroft. eliminated from the PCAA title chase by Fresno State's than directing UNLV's offense, boomed out a 58-yard kick about. 40'22 win over the Long Beach State 49ers last Saturday i big win into the Spartan endzone, lightning struck again in the "I feel good," Elway added. "It was a ---damn McEnroe leads pass rush will attempt to capture their first Spartan Stadium win of form of Johnson. for us. We really needed it." McEnroe led the Spartans' best pass rush of the the season against cross-town rival Santa Clara.

Offensive line coach Rick Rasnick, in his first week of Johnson strikes again season with two of the team's five sacks for 29 yards in The Broncos have lost only once this year and are a for the unit after Dick Sullivan sole responsibility Following a two-yard ft tackle gain, Johnson losses. He also made six other unassisted tackles. Division I -AA power. The 7 p.m, contest will mark the agreed with Elway's assessment . resigned last Monday, snagged Clarkson's sideline slant pass and whizzed 78 Ford registered six total stops and, along with final scheduled meeting between the two teams. "It I the twins formation) made the defense play us more honest." Rasnick said. "They couldn't stunt and blitz as much and that opened up our passing game." The effectiveness of SJSU's ground attack led by 1 Johnson's 90 yards on 13 carries for one touchdown and fullback Ron Thornburg's 90 yards on 15 carries for two touchdowns) allowed Clarkson to enjoy his finest game (a New rules may ruin basketball the year. have so many unnecessary The senior signal caller threw for 311 yards, com- By Al McGuire carriers to stay in the the team with better defuse it. It takes the To me, what the NCAA rules changes. pleted 13 of 21 passes, connected for two scoring strikes Former basketball coach, college scene. material. strategy of coaching and is doing right now, is The point is, the three- But with the clock, it's and, perhaps more importantly, had no interceptions. Marquette University The time clock could be defense out of the game, tinkering with success. It "This was the best game I've had in two years," point play in college should impossible to draw the big the time bomb that and hurts worst the doesn't make sense. If your Clarkson said. -because I felt totally in control out there not be put in until the next man out away from the destroys college basket- colleges that don't have the car engine runs good, do The whole team played its best game of the season." The NCAA's ex- century, or preferably on basket. If Ralph Sampson ball. Somebody's got to blue chip players. you take out a spark plug? Scoring early and often, the Spartans routed a Rebel periments with the three- the day after hell freezes knows you have to put it up squad which had embarrassed them in last year's opener. point play remind me of the over and Miller quits in 12 seconds where do you 16-6. story about the bouncer. If brewing beer. There's no think he'll be? In your face he didn't have a fight every need for it. Right now, and Welcome to Miller NorPac race heating up, Spartans take a quick lead two weeks or so, he'd start college basketball is on top time guys. And the clock SJSU took the opening kickoff, marched 80 yards in one, just to show he was of a tidal wave. The two really hurts the lesser- nine plays, and assumed a 7-0 lead five minutes into the needed. Or else he was networks that televise it talented teams, cause it Lady Spartans in second contest on Thornburg's one-yard gallop. The drive was afraid he wouldn't have a have strong ratings. It's forces you to play. It gives keyed on receptions of 18 yards by Johnson ( who caught job. buried the pros; it's center the edge to the team with By Brian Wong SJSU, which whipped II) and Fresno State (Nov. three passes for 148 yards and one touchdown) and 27 The same thing, I ring. ability, because they'll With three weeks Fresno State 15-1, 16). yards by tight end Carl Sullivan. think, applies to the NCAA College basketball is touch the ball more times. remaining in the NorPac 17-15, 16- 14 last Wednesday was Cal, which played A pass interference penalty on Rebel cornerback not broke, so why try to fix If there was a I2-second Conference season, the second with a 9-1 record Fresno State at home Wymon Henderson negated his end zone interception and it? clock in the NBA, Kareem championship race has What it looks like is Abdul-Jabbar would be become a three-team chase and 13 points. California, Friday, will play three of preceded the score. its final four matches on quarter. the Spartans that we're reaching here, twice as good. between nationally-ranked ranked 13th, was 8-1 with 12 Five minutes into the second the road. The Lady Bears four-yard scoring strike like the bouncer. Reaching The clock really hurts schools: Pacific, SJSU and points. doubled their lead on Clarkson's visit USF ( tomorrow ), Commentary for a committee to do the have-nots. Say Nor- California. The Lady Spartans to wide receiver Tim Kearse. UOP (Nov. II) and Fresno only catch of the something just because the thwestern is playing Cal's 3-1 victory over could take over first place The quick out pattern was Kearse's State (Nov. 12). Cal's last consecutive pass receiving streak committee is formed. Minnesota or Iowa. Nor- UOP last week not only before their Nov. 9 night, but extended his game is at home against also continued to build on his SJSU record The shot clock is thwestern has a better handed the Lady Tigers showdown with UOP at 10 30 games. It the Lady Spartans on Nov. most career receptions ( now at 130) which he took over another example of the chance by taking the air their first conference loss home. Wins over Fresno of 16. from Willhite last week against Fresno State. rules committee. If you rush to experiment. out of the ball, milking the since 1978, but created a State tomorrow and Santa take their conferences One of the reasons, I clock. Minnesota, with a 7-3 logjam at the top of the Clara Thursday would give The top four teams in Thomas sets interception mark away from the palm trees think, is that they're trying guy like Randy Breuer, standings. SJSU 15 points. the conference advance to The 42-yard, nine-play drive was set up by cornerback and sand, and put 'em in a to keep the game open, so they want action. And the Going into last UOP is idle until the the NorPac Tournament Ken Thomas' third interception of the year and his en- tenement in the middle of guys won't go hardship and clock forces you to put it weekend's action, No. 3 SJSU match and finishes Nov. 19-20 in Berkeley. The suing 37-yard return. The pick-off was Thomas' 14th the Bronx in July, in a six- turn pro. Make it more up. It forces you to create UOP had a 10-1 record with the season with home final standings determine career steal, establishing a new SJSU mark in that area. floor walk-up, you wouldn't appetizing for the aircraft more action, and so favors 14 conference points. No. 12 matches against Cal (Nov. the tournament seeds. Thomas. who later suffered a sprained left shoulder and missed the entire second half, nearly turned the theft into a 79-yard touchdown return. A score would have set an NCAA record for most career touchdown returns on Royals' McRae relaxing after pressure-packed season

Neia York AP -- It's would remember as being were outfielder Dale League champions, led all baseman Damaso Garcia, contributed to his over now, the pressure is much fun. Murphy of the Atlanta teams with three All Stars. Toronto Blue Jays; out- productive season. Sports schedule off and, finally, Hal McRae "I remember when I Braves, who received 34 In addition to Yount, they fielders Pedro Guerrero, of the Kansas City Royals got to 96 or 97 RBI, we were votes, and shortstop Robin were first baseman Cecil Los Angeles Dodgers, and "For one, I hit more can sit back and relax. in Detroit, and my legs Yount of the Milaukee Cooper and right-handed Dave Winfield, New York home runs, 27, as opposed Monday Women's Golf in the Sacramento Invitational All day McRae, who led the were shaking at the plate Brewers and left-handed pitcher Pete Vuckovich. Yankees; catcher Gary to just trying to get in major leagues with 133 Tuesday Women's Golf in the Sacramento Invitational All day with runners in scoring pitcher Steve Carlton of the The Phillies had two Carter, Montreal Expos, double figures, which I've runs batted in during the players, Volleyball v. Fresno State at San Jose position," McRae said. "I Philadelphia Phillies, who Carlton and third and relief pitcher Bruce usually done," he said. 1982 season. was one of four hit the ball to the shortstop, received 38 apiece. baseman Mike Schmidt. Sutter, St. Louis Cardinals. "And two, I hitfifth all Field Hockey v. Stanford at San Jose players who received 30 or and I was real upset. The 40 voters, a The rest of the team McRae, now a free year. I hit second all the Wednesday Womens Goff in the Sacramento Inynational All day more votes from a possible "I went into the run- national representation of consisted of second agent, said two factors other years. Soccer y California at Municipal Stadium 40 in balloting for this way and tore everything sports writers and year's Associated Press Thursday Volleyball v Santa Clara at Santa Clara 7:30 p.m. apart. That gave me some broadcasters, were asked All -Star team. relief, but it was all the to select one player from Friday All day Women's GO in the Stanford Invnational McRae said he was same when we went to New either league for each Lakers cast will try to Saturday Football y. Santa Clara at Spartan Stadium 700 p.m. honored that his ac- York the next day," McRae position, including three Sunday Women's Golf in the Stanford Invitational All day complishment, at the age said. "There was a lot of outfielders, a left-handed of 36, had been recognized, pressure, and I was driving and right-handed starter repeat as NBA champs but it was not a season he myself every day. I never and a relief pitcher. really did enjoy what I Results of the vote were Not since the 1968-69 games. That was one short Huston and Hon Brewer accomplished until it was announced last Thursday. Boston Celtics won the of the NBA record of 20 set will start against the SJSU all over." The 12 positions were NBA title has a team won by the 1973 Philadelphia Celtics, who have added McRae received 36 evenly divided between the the championship two 76ers. guard Quinn Buckner to 14TH ANNUAL votes for the position of American and National years in a row. The Los "It's going to be tough their already powerhouse designated hitter. The leagues. The Milwaukee Angeles Lakers, who won with no draft picks until team. In exchange for ALL CAMPUS CHESS TOURNAMENT other landslide winners Brewers, American in 1980 and last season, will 2003," new Coach Tom Buckner, the Celtics traded have much the same cast of Nissalke said, referring to Dave Cowens, a star for Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, owner Ted Stepien's ten- Boston during the 19706 Earvin "Magic" Johnson, dency to trade draft who hasn't played in two Fridays Lounge HOW WILL YOU VOTE FOR PEACE? Jamaal Wilkes, Norm choices for veterans. "This years. YES ON Prop. 12 Nixon and Bob McAdoo, is the toughest challenge of Despite the addition of at Outside and one major addition, top my career. I'm tryng to Worthy to a team that lost 4:00 p.m. S.U. Bilateral Nuclear Weapons Freeze NBA draft pick James convince the players of the only two games in the DAVE WALD for U.S. Senate Worthy of the University of importance of consistency. playoffs last season, Beginning Games North Carolina. Lakers' coach Pat Riley Peace We're not going to go goofy Nov. 5 Area and Freedom Party The Cleveland no matter what happens." doesn't forsee an easy road Roth Wilson and Brown favor the B 1 bomber. the Green Beret, Cavaliers, 15-67 1st season, Center James Ed- to another title. "There And maintaining our arsenal of nuclear weapons They approve also have virtually the wards, forwards Cliff are two major arid support Israel's invasion of Lebanon and the repressive same squad as last season, Robinson and Scott ingredients that contribute military regime in El Salvador. Wilson backs Reagan's draft when they lost their last 19 Wedman and guards Geoff to the fact that an NBA FIVE ROUNDS SWISS COMPETITION iegistration plan and Brown advocates doubling S champion has not repeated directed by Francisco Sierra ventional military forces in Europe since 1969," Riley said. 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By Patrick Nays UM. 01.40 , Voters must go to the proper precinct polling on SJSU campus location tomorrow or they will not be able to vote, 5. according to Tom Palmer, election precinct coor- dinator for Santa Clara County. Schedules to be offered So. Vann. Sy se, Finding the proper polling location, or sometimes even the precinct in which one lives, can be difficult. For those who live on or near San Jose State Univer- By Pam* Skirts& sity, the proper polling places are: The Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors last Precinct 1509 (including most of San Jose State week unanimously approved the establishment of a University): the Grace Baptist Church at 484 E. San temporary County Transit information center on the SJSU s campus. am Cann taw Fernando St. Precinct 1514 (south part of campus and just south B. of campus): St. Paul's Methodist Church, 405 S. 10th St. The proposal for the booth-type center was generated Precinct 1524 (southeast of campus): St. Paul's by city officials because of the closing of the Third Street r, parking garage which was deemed unsafe in an ear- I. Navin Inus Methodist Church, 405 S. 10th St. Precinct 1511 (southeast of campus): J.M. O'Keefe thquake. residence, 253 S. 10th St. *Ion. Sb Precinct 1513 least of 1511): same as above. San Jose Councilman Precinct 1525 (east of the campus): the Campus Jim Beall, who' represents 'It's an Christian Center, 300 S. 10th St. the city on the Tran- Precinct 1545 (south of precinct 15241: (Minder spore lion Commission, attempt to School, 890 E. William St. initiated the request for the Precinct 1548 (north of Interstate-280 southeast of center after council encourage the campus ) : San Jose Bible College, 790 S. 12th St. meetings attended by SJSU Precinct 1526 (north of Interstate-280 south of the students. students to campus): the Veterans of Foreign Wars Building, 430 an buses S. Fourth St. The commission, use the panel comprised Precinct 1530 (west of the campus): 'First Im- advisory and county during this manuel Lutheran Hall at 374 S. Third St. of city This 1981 county registrar of voters' map shows voter precincts, with polling places representatives and A precinct is determined by one's legal address, citizens, had urged crisis period indicated by stars. For more information call the Santa Clara County Registrar's office at according to Palmer. private 298 2400. the supervisors to make -- county aide transit bus line information more available to students. Mendoza "It's an attempt to encourage students to use the SJSU student creates black pre-law club buses during this crisis period," said Michal Mendoza. By Kathlyn Wanes administrative aide to supervisor Zoe Lofgren. SJSU needs a black Pre-Law Club to help create a potential law student. campus, does many good things and she intends to par- County Transit employees will be available four to support group and to generate role models for black pre- "It's the only major that gives you the critkol writing ticipate in it, but she is interested mainly in problems five hours each day to answer students' questions about law students, according to Karen Abernathy, an English skills you need for law school," she said. potential black law students will face, she said. Bay area public transportation and alternatives to driving major who is trying to organize the club. "There needs to be more organization of the black to school, according to Frances Timoteo, County Transit "Most universities have one (black pre-law club)," students on this campus," Abernathy said. She pointed out Abernathy is not worried about the high rate of customer services supervisor. Abernathy said. "A black pre-law society would address that Santa Clara University and Stanford both have black unemployment for lawyers. "I think in order to get a job Also, maps and schedules will be provided at no cost. the problems blacks may have in getting into law school." pre-law clubs and that SJSU doesn't have many black doing anything, you have to be the best," she said. "If you It is unclear when the center will be set up, and how Abernathy said some of the club's functions would academic organizations. want something bad enough, you'll get it." long it will remian on campus, Mendoza said. include getting black attorneys to speak on campus about Blacks need to work with professional lawyers to Abernathy is trying to get the required 15 people to There are 21 county bus lines servicing SJSU within a problems them encountered in getting into law school, realize the possibilities available for black lawyers, she show interest in the club before it can become a formal quarter mile or closer to campus. alternative careers after law school and deciding what the said. SJSU student organization. She will meet this week with "We do this all over the county whenever they (the best major for a pre-law student would be. "Some type of support system is lacking," Abernathy different organizations to get their input. Interested supervisors) want us to be there," Timoteo said. Abernathy said English is the best discipline for the said. The Pre-Law Association, already established on students can call Karen at ( 415) 968-0541 after 5 p.m. Timoteo added that the information centers help the public because "if they can't get to us, we try to get to them." The cost of the temporary center is an undetermined amount of employees' salaries plus printing expenses for Congressman attacks Reagan's policies the schedules and maps distributed, according to Timoteo. By Patrick Hop Previous temporary centers on campus were set up Congressman Don Edwards, D-San Jose, strongly student to one which spends almost the least per student. been able to do things their way, they would never have let outside the Student Union near the Ampitheater. The site criticized President Reagan's policies during a question- Edwards believes every high school graduate who unemployment get so high. of the approved temporary center has not been deter- answer session with about 40 SJSU students Monday in the wants to go to college should be able to do so without On crime, Edwards said he wants enforcement of the mined. S.U. Guadalupe Room. having to pay tuition. law to remain a local function. He said he opposes such Edwards, who is running for re-election in the 10th "That's the way it used to be in California," Edwards federal involvement as using the U.S. Navy to stop drug District, which includes SJSU, said that Reagan wants to said, "and that's the way it should be again." smugglers, as has been done in Florida. help education by giving tuition tax credits to those who Edwards opposes a balanced budget amendment to Most of those responsible for most violent crime are send their children to private schools and by bringing the U.S. Constitution, saying that to mandate a balanced poor, deprived young men, Edwards said. He asked if it prayer into the public schools. Reagan has cut federal budget in the U.S. Constitution would give the president would be better to eliminate poverty and disadvantage as OUR P"MFOUNDING money going to public schools, including aid to college and the courts enormous power over federal policy- a source of crime rather than send so many criminals to students, according to Edwards. making because, he added, the Constitution does not, and Ji 'I "Reagan is no friend of education," Edwards said. should not, make economic policy. FATHERS HAVE Edwards also criticized the state for slipping from Reagan has had his way with the federal budget, being the state which spent the most on education per according to Edwards. He said that if the Democrats had Open ALREADY VOTED Allstate's nee office: NO ON PROP. 15 Longer admissions office hours 97 E. San Antonio St. at 3rd nne block from campus.

scheduled to begin this morning DO YOU AGREE OR DISAGREE - Hours at the admissions and records information Graduation applications and other paperwork COME TO THE SJSU COLLEGE windows will change beginning today. The windows will previously handled by the admissions counter staff will Auto, motorcycles REPUBLICAN MEETING IN THE be open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Thursday now be accepted at the information windows. Renters Life and from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday. The windows will open at 9 a.m. rather than 8 a.m. so ALMADEN ROOM (INSIDE THE Homeowners All eight information windows will be staffed to that workers can be kept "up-to-date" on admissions STUDENT UNION) TODAY AT compensate for the closing of the admissions counter last matters at training sessions to be scheduled each day at 8 week, according to office director Edgar Chambers. a.m., Chambers said. 995-5522 12:30 TO DISCUSS THIS IMPOR- The counter area, which will become additional office In addition, the closing time has been extended from 5 TANT ISSUE space, was closed so that students could obtain in- p.m. to 7 p.m. in order to accomodate evening students Allstate Stop in and meet us. MI1C PAID BY THE SJSU COLLEGE REPUBI !CAN', formation at a central location. Chambers said and part-time students who work, he said.

Three dorms to host dances in November

The Programs Office in West Hall has announced three dances for Novem her Allen Hall will host a dance Nov. 12: Washburn MONDAY Hall, Nov. 19: and West Hall, Nov. 20. The dances will be from 9 to 11 p.m. and are open to all SJSU students and guests Taped music is scheduled for the first two dances, although a band ESS may be hired for the third, according to Rick Nayten. $7.50 buys program office coor- Any large one item dinator. Pizza The office coordinates with two 32 oz. ice cold use of dorm facilities. cokes. It's Madness FAST, FREE DELIVERY Offer is good Monday's only at Domino's Pizza Extra Items Si 00 Each Call us. kinkois copies 298_4300 13 Pasta De San Antonia lIt 1 Otti Sp( et 21154331 250 Service Charge on All Checks P 5 1,olorly lur a part lame aot: 1.e have delivery /obi vadable, flexible 411 I San Carla, St 1., ( A hours & exceilent pay 211-5511 1