VOLUME 1015, NO. 40 THURSDAY OPINION MARCH 20, 1997 ENTERTAINMENT A hot debate on the 00,14 Legendary bands reinstatement of ROTC combine talent Page 2 44** Page 5 SPARTANServing San Jose State University DAILY Since 1934 Caret receives Foundation funds By Kimberly Lambe an unrestricted nem business execu- The $10,000 was taken from a $40,000 to Spartan Daily Staff Writer fund to help Caret $319,000 used for housing, recreation tives in the area and $50,000 community relations fund given to pay for his further partnerships the president annually to pay for expenses The San Jose State University Foundation $785,000 house in Monte Sacra), which the tioning unit and shutters f6r the home he says between the university and the community. related to advancing the mission of the uni- has provided more than $319.000 for various Foundation now co-owns. The house, which is necessary for the president to properly Ile also said the reason the account was over- versity, Gibson said. expenses related to the home and recreational entertain guests and conduct university busi- WAS built in 1994-95, is 3,769 square feet and drawn was to ensure that the president could "This fund has been provided to presidents activities of SJSU President Robert Caret, sits on a plot of land that is more than half an ness. take advantage of the limited membership at this university for at least the last 20 to 30 according to information received by the ACM. In May 1996, a $10,000 check from an price of $10.000. Membership at Silver years," Gibson said. Spartan Daily. Caret was also given $9,430, half of the overdrawn Foundation account was used for a Creek Country Club usually has an initial cost The university's and foundation's missions S. Kent Gibson, executive director of the money needed to complete a landscaping pro- membership at the Silver Creek Country of $60,000, with monthly membership fees of parallel each other in that both aim to identi- Foundation, said there is "not one instance' ject at the home, which included a sprinkler Club for Caret and his immediate family, $321. fy sources of funding for educational pro- that raises an ethical dilemma for the system, trees, shrubs and walkways. Gibson including his four children who are between As of press time, Caro was in Long Beach grams and grant projects, support student Foundation regarding money given to the said the Foundation has invested in several the ages of 11 and 17. fire the CSU Board of Trustees meeting and involvement and activities and create partner- president for expenses. other improvements, including an air condi- According to Gibson, Caret is a member of could not be reached for comment. The Foundation invested $300,000 from the club in order to make contact with promi- See Caret, page 6 Steering Drummers unite in concert group Saturday workshop, performance feature Ghanaian master drummer meets for By Ronda Kinder Adzenyah is an author as well as an Spartan Daily Staff Writer accomplished drummer. He has written many books, such as "West final time "Drummers unite" is a drumming African rhythm for drum set" and "Let workshop and concert with Ghanaian your voices be heard," a book on chil- Committee won't endorse Master Drummer Abraham Adzenyah. dren's games from Ghana and It will be held Saturday at the Music Zimbabwe. Redesign Task Force plan and Dance Concert Hall. In addition, he has cut tapes and The workshop provides skills on compact discs. His latest compact disc, By Devin Fehely basic drumming and techniques on "The new talking drums," features new Spartan Daily Staff Writer performing with other musicians. The pop drum tunes. workshops are opened to people with When he is not traveling around the At its final meeting Wednesday, 'the Academic various drumming abilities. country performing and teaching l'riorities Steering Committee voted not to endorse the Workshops for beginning to inter- workshops, Adzenyah resides in plan of its predecessor, the Redesign Task Force, mediate level will be held from 11 a.m. Connecticut. He is a scholar at The Steering Committeevoted to amend its pre- to 12:30 p.m. Intermediate to the Wesleyan University where he teaches liminary recommendations to include a section which advanced level will be held from 2 p.m. West African music and culture. outlines its stance on the Redesign Task Force report. to 3:30 p.m. Adzenyah has lived in Connecticut the section praises the Redesign work but suggests that The concert, featuring Adzenyah, for 28 years. He said doesn't visit his additional discussion and debate is needed before any will be held at 7:30 p.m. Admission is homeland often because it is too plan is adopted. $10. expensive. However, he still has family "... While the Final Report of the Redesign Task "We play a variety of traditional in Ghana. Force should be commended for its thoroughness in music that is multi -cultural," "Most drummers arc warm people identifying structural issues, the Steering Committee Adzenyah said. "We teach various tra- with an infectious personality," said sloes not endorse any specific configuration," the ditions: recreational dance, ceremonies Micki Sever, publicity director for motion reads. and coon music. We also talk about Silicon Valley Youth Conservatory The Steering Committee's decision comes at a time the culture, where the music came which is sponsoring the event. "They of growing disenchantment and dissatisfaction with the from." are great to work with and are strong in Redesign Task Force plan. Thc Steering Committee Adzenyah performs a variety of spirit," Sever said. solicited input on its preliminary recommendations as music at his concerts to which the This is the last workshop and con- well as the final report of the Redesign Task Force. The audience can dance. cert Adzenyah will perform before he Steering Committee has received a number of alterna- "We play different types of music, returns to the East Coast. tives to the Redesign report. where we invite the audience to panic looking forward to perform- "I am Committee, ipate," Adzenyah said. "They really ing." Adzenyah said. See page 6 enjoy it and have hits during the perlic mance." A.S. election now official By Aaron Williams Spartan Daily Staff Writer Jeffrey liatuhan is officially the new Associated Students President. PHOTOS By DONA NICHOLS Spartan Daily This was the finding of the A.S. Board of Directors At a special meeting Wednesday afternoon to discuss royal court music of the king Above: Master drummer Abraham Adzenyah, rehearses the the pnwisionary standing of the presidential election of the Ashanti people of Central Ghana as music student Louise Beattie, adds percussion results. After reviewing several complaints and listening with the ntrowa, an instrument made from a gourd with connected shells added to the out- to testimony from both presidential candidates, the side. Adzenyah will lead workshops on Saturday at 11 a.m, and at 2 p.m. and will perform in hoard voted 4-0 to uphold the election results. the Concert Hall at 7:30 p.m. The board received a complaint letter from A.S. presidential candidate Roland Roth and two SJSU stu- Left Adzenyah sets up supporting drums to be played by SJSU music students At left are dents about what they felt was inappropriate election murubua drums which are played with sticks and at right is an apentemma drum which is procedure. played with the hands Roth's letter stated his disgust about a flier that was circulated on the day before the March 12 and 13 elec- tion as Well AS his wish for an injunction on the elec- tion. The flier made claims of sexual discrimination and See Election, page 6

Two assault man in parking lot Editorial Spring Break Corrupt Mexican The Spartan Daily on each side of the vehicle, to open nearby and gave the officer the last people n14011144 these descriptions to By Andrew W. Davis drug agents bolster Spartan Daily Staff Writer the car's doors and attempt 10 remove known location of the assailants. call 9-1-1 immediately, and anyone will not be the victim. Police scaled the garage and %I...imbed with information about the robbery US. economy published Friday '11.wo on suspects assault- The assailant on the driver's side it floor by floor to locate the robbers, can contact investigators in the SJI'D Page 2 robbed a man inside his car in or during Spring ed and had a crowbar which he used around but the su.spots eluded capture. Robbery Unit At 277-4106 or report the Lucky's parking lot at Seventh and the victim's neck, intending to pry Sgt. Bob Beams, San Jose Police clues anonymously to the Crime Break. The next streets Wednesday morn- Half-court Trap Santa Clara him out. 't he suspect on the passenger Department spokesman described the Strippers }Iodine at 947-7867. ing, police (Mir ials reported. Keith Van Horn issue will be side shoved the victim in an attempt first suspect as a 2t1-year-old black Also, police say, people can protect The vitt m's white, Nissan to help get him out the driver's door. man who is 6 feet I inch tall and 230 themselves from situations like ibis by leads Utah Imo published April 1. WAS the apparent object of Maxima During the struggle inside the car, pounds. He has a bald or shaved head locking the car doors while in their San Jose the 7 a.m. robbery, during which the the assailants demanded money from and was wearing a dark baseball cap. vehicles and keeping windows trilled victim, who declined to give his iden- the uncooperative victim, managing black or brown checkered pants, dark up in areas where they are unsure Page8 tity to police, sustained a black eye to get $45 in cash, police said, before coat and black tennis shoes. about their safety. Alb scrapes to his neck and arm. and abandoning the failed carjacking and Suspect two is described AS a black Additionally. people need to stay Entertainment The victim, a man in his 30s, told escaping in the direction of SJSU. man, approximately 5 feet II inches aware of their surroundings by keep- Local author writes police he was traveling down one of An eyewitness followed the suspects tall and 180 pounds. lie as long hair, a ing track of people near their vehicles, about little-known the parking space aisles when the two from the supermarket, losing sight of mustache and was wearing a dark ban- taking care when exiting and entering suspects stepped out and blocked his them near the 10th Street Garage. danna, dark untuckcd button -up shin, their vehicle in unfamiliar areas and movies vehicle's path. The witness contacted a motorcy- dark pants and white tennis shoes. securing their cars whenever they leave Pap 4 The assailants then proceeded, one cle patrol officer who happened to be Police ask that anyone who sees them unattended. Thursday, March 20, 1997 2 OPINION San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY The United States takes drugs, makes more money president Bill Clinton's decision to certi- ability of inexpensive narcotics should niii utive branch has remained clean. But there is Clinton threatened a veto, but the corrup- fy Mexico as a cooperative partner in be subordinated to Clinton's short-term Guest Editorial increasing indications that the traffickers tion require him to reconsider. the fight against narcotics trafficking financial priorities. wield considerable power to co-opt through Denying Mexico certification may force reflects the administration's willingness to The U.S. adopted a certification process bribery public officials, anti-drug officers, the Mexican government to step up its extra- months to conceal corruption charges. In ignore concerns about rampant corruption in 1986 to evaluate the degree of cooperation judges, federal and state police. dition of drug traffickers and make use of its February, President Ernesto Zedillo's drug among Mexican drug agents in by foreign governments collaborating with The U.S. needs to do more to reduce new laws against money laundering. While favor of bol- czar, General Jesus Gutierrez Rebollo, was stering U.S. economic interests. American efforts to eradicate drug smug- demand for illegal drugs, but most of the Clinton is right to credit the Zedillo govern- arrested when he was working for the Proponents of the resolution rightly point gling. Congress refuses financial and techni- cocaine and marijuana is smuggled through ment for economic reforms that benefit the nation's leading narcotics cartel. out that decertification would require cal aid to countries denied certification. Mexico. L'S. intelligence officials estimate U.S., Mexico has failed to provide evidence More evidence of corruption among Requests by decertified countries for loans that Mexican drug traffickers earn up to $IO it is committed to reducing the flow of nar- imposing trade sanctions certain to slow a Mexican drug agents turned up. Just days profitable stream of U.S. from international organizations such as the billion a year and give out as much as $6 bil- cotics across its border. exports to Mexico. after Clinton certified Mexico, the Zedillo However, a International Monetary Fund and the World lion in bribes to Mexican drug agents. bipartisan coalition in government acknowledged that a top money Congress is challenging the decision on the Bank are met with a U.S. veto as well. The House of Representatives voted to Thu guest a 'anal appears courtesy of The To secure U.S. certification, Mexican launderer was released without charges from override the president's decision. A coalition Minnews.. Daily from the University of grounds that the long-term interest in purg- a Mexico City police station. Mexico's exec- ing drug violence and stemming the avail- officials have worked hard the last couple of in the Senate is expected to follow its lead. Minnesota via U-Wire.

ROTC back on campus Bringing back ROTC goes against principles benefits the university Defense speaks. threat of losing $9 nullion in federal funds has the Department of SJSU When department a Theforced San Jose State University President Robert listens. On Feb. 6, the issued statement regarding the university's decision Caret to back off his previous stance and allow Air Force Reserve Officer Training flit. Reserve Officer Training Corps Program back onto to phase out the "Reinstate the the SJSU campus. Corps program. The statement said, on Monday, President Robert Caret What SJSLI needs to do now is pursue a suit against ROTC or else" and the government which would overturn the Solomon finally complied. Amendment. The ROTC Air Force detachment will be allowed to The Solomon Amendment is being used as a tool that remain on campus. Starting next fall, ROTC classes, forces universities into accepting the backward thinking being taught at Santa Clara University, will be taught at SJSU. of the military in order to have the benefits of federal San Jose State University. Smart move, funding. Booting ROTC off campus could have cost the uni- Caret had little choice in the matter. Financial con- versity $23 million in federal grants and contracts. cerns forced him to make his dm istint, whi( IF was under- In 1994, the Academic Senate decided to get rid of stood by some gays and les ROTC because of the mili- Ask, Don't Tell" bians on campus. tary's "Don't College campuses have his- policy. Academic Senate Chair torically been places where Ken Peter said the policy vio- there is an at mosphere of lates the university's principle of non-discrimination because aCCeplallt t. The 11.S. Military, ROTC's with its "Don't Ask, Don't homosexuals aren't allowed to Tell" policy has shown that express their sexual orienta- they are in the Dark Ages tions. Talk about guilty by LISSOCIation. When it conies to acceptance in WRITER'S FORUM modern society. WRITER'S FORUM Did the university ask each By Genoa Dennis ROTC member if 5151.1 kicked ROTC off fly and every Barrow campus in 1994 because of the Knight he or she supports the "Don't military's stance on gays with- Ask, Don't Tell" policy? No. in its ranks. Many ROTC members go on to serve in the armed This was a move that made students, taLulty and forces they are the future of the military. They are members of the university community proud. SJSU was the ones who are going to influence the policies and standing tip to the military and the 11.S, government and accepted behaviors of those in the military. saying, "Your way of thinking is antiquated and not There are homosexuals at SJSU as there are in the Alt eptable in this day and age." military. And like in the military, some homosexuals are We were taking the position that tolerance and accep- "out of the closet" and others are still for whatever tance of those different from the majority is the way reason hiding in it. College is a place where people things should be handled especially when the govern- can he themselves or even find themselves. ment was slit king with its policy of "My way or the high, Exposure to students and professors who are openly way." gay could change the views of ROTC members who Now we have come to a point where die harsh finan- agree with the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy. cial reality 01 the situation is causing the university to It could convince them that gay people aren't freaks double back and accept something that goes against of nature out to convert the masses but human beings moral principles. with dreams and goals just like the rest of us. That The only solution is to solve the real problem: the mil- enlightened attitude would be taken with them when itary's stance on gays. For some reason, the military they join the armed forces. thinks that openly gay people don't meet the "high" Did the tuniversity ask each and every ROTC mem- standards set forth by its "esteemed" personnel. ber to divulge their sexual preferences? No. If it had, Take the Naval officers at Tailhook, for instance, or maybe it would have learned that some members are gay the Marines who get their kicks by shoving pins into each and are trying to change the military's "Don't Ask, other's chests. These are the kind of people we should Don't Tell" mentality from within. encourage to join the military, right? If the university had carried out its original plan to The military iii elms those who will uphold the tradi- phase out ROTC, these students the very ones whose tional standards set forth by the establishment. The gay freedom the university said it was protecting would conominity has proven that they are (and always have have been displaced. been) valuable members 01 society. A number of Academic Senators came out in support It's time for the military to accept that gays are pro- of Caret and the university's decision to phase out the din iiye members in any arena including the military. Rom program. In February. the Associated Students iays have been active in the military for years; it's passed a formal resolution doing the same thing. time that President hill Clinton and the powers that be The resolution states, "The Associated Students trust recognize this fact. President Caret's ability to make sound judgments Hut way, 5)511 won't have to look AS ii we base 011r when weighing tile values and principles of the institu- print iplc's on the all mighty dollar. The Solomon tion against the implications for the students we repre- Amendment is a sneaky way for the military to force sent." open minded university campuses into backing off on the These people painted Caret and the university as cru- light for F VII rights. saders against social injustice. Please. ( Arc( smil in a nt(mo, "The university should be A Caret and the Academic Senate took their big stand, community devoted to rational discourse and open and what do they have to show for it? debate " (say couples are still gawked at when they walk hand- With it( ) It kit k on t AMIMS, the university will have in -hand on this campus. All they proved is that in the plenty to c.e.I 1 saie fact' of losing money, they aren't as committed as they'd like everyone to believe. Dentin Knight /1 a Spartan Daily Staff' Writer. Genoa Barrow is a Spanan Daily Staff Writer PHOTO ILLUSTRATION Ill MAX FR CHI VII H Spartan Daily

AS. cover-up Act of 1994 "prohibits the pos- Opinion page attempt Letters to 010 Editor SPARTAN DAILY session of handguns by anyone , Ine Wachngturi Square, San Jose. LA 45142 ()144 14081,424 1,1411 only increases blame policies under age 18 ... " However, it 1 mad SJSONIrdaol i11111 wilting in response. to the Say you F to oboe Editor i airy Lee what may about later states, "There area number Readers are encouraged S. Jam the Opinion mins Aulilt's and letters Simmons, hut hut he is a savvy of exceptions Managing Editor Marcus Walton STAFF WRITKID4 minter. theniodv..t em to the prohibition. Production Editor t.arolyn Frei smon page with a latter tu the r,fotnr or "T.1"1"114 Elie A"", ,,,cd plink Ian I find it hard to believe including possession for employ- task, Agnes. Melanie Ralangue, rienna Barrow, Photo Editor ,,ii I Clendenin campus View pant StiitictIO IIITITIlilly st.intidi it hlall Bergman. Sean Coffey. Andrew W (Mos. our FIC w,miu fri intentionally take such ment, for hunting and for firearm Opinion Editor t.hristine At Ha( al tauter to the Faillur ts a 200. Dem f ehely. James S GlInSalut, I any inugtong rep rescntatives. a risk against his tiltunate goals. safety training." I would Sports Editor I ,.1..ten Shekell word n..ponw. In an paw or point like 1,, Hernande), Irina Herrera, Andy W Ho, Andrew Admittedly, I do not have A was CAssistant Sports Editor Matt 41.1g of view that hat sppoarmi in the Yes. mistake definitely know how the federal govern- Hussey. Dennis Knight, Kimberly t amke. Gloria Chief Photographer ’11,111(311V1r/ Spartan Trinity fast hand knowledge of the SIM- made. By refusing to accept ment is going to determine which Wigan& Tern It Milner, Puna Features Editor &linen leshe Paul Matarangas. A Campus Vadspant it tfa anon. All my information has Nao, Vic Metro, Tiffany Sanchez. Jana Seshadn, responsibility, Simmons and the child is going to use a firearm for Campus Editor Rowena I Millado word many on cUrfont campus, Kim Skolnick. Ronda Sluder. Catherine Spencer, come from hearsay in front the other have only made themselves hunting deer or people. Iwisil Downtown Editor lairs I azzarini politoI or social item.. Mark Steidel I aura Vann, Aaron Williams. A Editor int. I Oleo Subnussionk latcomo thy priipor Spartan Daily. What I have IN look more guilty. "Guns have no place in the WCopy Deanna /ernke Sr. Staff Writer %Mr fraphagen ty rut the Spartan Ihtilv and Man be knowledge of Jerry Simmons. If nothing else. Simmons and hands of our children or in the editod for clenty. grammar. libel Having served with hun a.% a the others should apologize for hallways and classrooms of their PlitYNX:HAPIEFIDS and longth SubmIsMona must Advertising Director Amin,' Flarenhrugge member of the ( 'itv of San Mar Bet herrn, Honda Bradford. Aric Crabb, contittn the mithor'a name, love's their mistake. Perhaps then we school.." Diane Feinstein said. In Art Director ' evais Brandon Garr (henna Jennison, David Mgrs. Youth ( ommission. I tan tell can put the issue to rest. October, 1994, Gun -Free Retail Manager An. Nerlana addretue. phone moodier, the uchansky. Dona Nichols, Andrew Nielsen, National Manager rninifer Yomogida I Hire anal major. you 511 N1111111.11i, Is A Illtalk Schools Act was passed. This Charle Slay, led Faurielln Suldn000nt aim I. put in the Entertainment Manager Justine Sink AMIlltIt011S person. Simmons lames A. Coberly seemed like a great idea being Downtown Manager Chant& Scheeler Editorial Cartoonist ladtrm i. Ihe Edina Smi at the would do to S. Spartan ofTtee almost anything 'cm(' that in 1994, 135,000 guns were Marketing Manager kyle Henna, had Rodriguer in Dwight Marinating Assistant Sandy Wong Tamel limit linum 209, 41-la iv 1.11 achieve his goals. brought to school every day Retail Account Executives Avantika Ahu/a, Gminms Fr, i4iilli 024-3237 or mailed to the Perhaps I ant lust naive, hut ii Strict gun control laws throughout the country. Mary Chan, Chris lusher, Chi t Rao. Charlie Tim Burke Spartan Dolly Opinion Editor. IS for that reason that l do Ili .1 increase lives of youth It was great until I read Await. Chen Ho lee. Sputa Sanchez. Glen So School of Journaliam sod Meet AJMNEM IlelCSU Ilk 'whew Simmons us ill schools are required to expel stu- EnteitaMment Account Executives Jesus Advertising Communication., San Jose State Sari a, LinannA Grunt, Jon Nana. Sarah University, fully broke any rules in making -Making gun control laws dents carrying a Jam k QI11110,1 Wuhington gun. Where do Wheeler Square Sdn Jose IA 95192.0149 the now infamous hunt lure and f,more stringent." I. Amy these students go? It is hoped into Downtown Account Executives Dank, Editorial Editorlala are written by, and Stephen Greene. Shaw stereo purchases Hernandez makes valid points special schools, not the streets. Ar gueoo ( aw.sa Brayrnoi, Wren Chen, Susan Jan are the run/Houma of, the Medved Pticito Spartan Daily editors, not the Simmons must be aware of regarding guns. With accurate gun control Artists Judy lung, Joseph Hu, Mike Kasper. Jim McNay Matt how these implications at this We must agree that there laws, it is possible the shortening Alale Wheaton PLIIII14.0 r110111. and odor stage of his political careen could needs to be stricter gun control lives of our youth may be given a Nero noon, 408 924 3180 Fos. 408 9/4 3282 Advertising 408 424 121i) 11...ment. do not neerawanly reflect day tor deaden', adversely affect his polit IC al laws and some parallelism among chance against its decline. Spartan Daily IUSPS450,3480) is published every school (lull the 'newt of The Spartful Deily. the and Periodic postage paid San Jose aid additional the Some laws have bumps year) 525 Isonestrx) 515 at School of .lnurrialiam and Mame hopes. Fie no doubt knows that states. Mail suhscriphons accepted on a remainder of semester oasis mailing offices CumMunlealmna rir Stilt' an obvious cover up attempt that need to be leveled. Michelle Lee address changes to the Spartan Daily. San Jose ',taw San )(se State POSTMASTER Send would only increase the blame. The Youth Handgun Safety Photojournalism University. One Washington Square. San Jose. CA. 951920149

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Study with the Lutheran people in your major and learn valuable intormai ion. Almaden R,,iii iii ilt: student Union all Wall it Discussion group on race, sex, 305-2080 for more information. Fellowship Contact Dawn Halt at 924-3728. class and gender Women's Resource Center is holding a dis- l'he I utheran Student Fellowship is having a Ihc Chicano Commencement Chinese Campus Workshop cussion group to dispel myths and stereotypes. The Bible brown hag study from 1 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the A general meeting will be hcld at 6 p.m. in the I he (..limese t. assipus 11.00N )11Ip will hold a discussion is Friday from 1:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. at Montalvo Room in the Student Union. For more Chicano Library Resource Center. For more infor- workshop Friday at 2 (0 p.m. in the Almaden Room ADM 217. Call Elizabeth Tirado at 924-6500 For information contact Dan Hawkins at 292-5404. mation, contact Adrian Rodriguez at 924-6257. in the Student Union. Call Vincent at (408) 954- more information. 9'28 for more information Bring the kids to hunt for eggs Join the party 'sigma Lambda Bela and Sigma Alpha /Ala Women's Support Group meets will I he Jewish Student Union is having a Purim Enjoy free music and food at hold an Easter egg hunt for the children at Si, today Party at 7 p.m. Call Kinnerette at 358-3636 ext. 54 Greek social Frances Gulland Child Care Center. The hunt takes the all I Women's Resource Center will hold a sup- for more information. . IN has nig an place at 10 a.m. at St. Frances. Call Peter at 924- signu Rho Soto, port group meeting from 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. at the 8782 flit more information. Greek social at 7 p.m., open s emote. There will Administration Building Room 222B. Contact Attend daily mass be free music and food in the 'student Union Musis 1 cigh at 924-6500 for further details. Catholic Campus Ministry invites you to daily Listening Room. Call Angela at 924-6264 for Careers in public accounting mass from 12:05 p.m. to 12:30 p.m. It will be held details. Delta Sigma Pi R:o-ed Professional Business Department of Philosophy at John XXIII Center (across from SJSU Theatre). Fraternity) is having an event, "Careers in Public offers lecture Call Cinny at 938-1610. about the beauty and Accounting" at 8 p.m. at the Guadalupe Room in Learn loday at p in thc Philosophy Department will the Student Union. For more details call Mike people of South Dakota have Professor Larry Hickman speak. .1-hc lecture linden at 378-2034. Dive into the Scuba Club I he L.D.S. Students Assm at Ion will be hosting will he held in the Pacheco Room in the Student I he Scuba Club (Spartan Dive (lub) will be Sean Werner as he speaks about South Dakota. The Union. Contact Professor Williamson at 924-1317 meeting to discuss an upcoming dive at noon in SPX p.m. at the San Last day to sign up for softball event will be held 1 richly at 12:30 for more information. Call S0111'.1 I'm- more information at 924-7810. Jose Institute (66 South Seventh Street). Call 286- and indoor soccer 3313 and ask for Paul. day is the last day to softball and Enjoy the Gallery Show displays sign up for Attend the female circumcision indoor soccer trams. A.S. Campus Recreation offers I lie School of Art and Design will be displaying Spanish Club free men's, women's and co-ed teams. Sign up at the lecture offers their works today. For more information call Sarah

Business Office or call Mike Euglow at 924-6266 for .1 he A.S. Program Board will have a tree circuits tutoring at 924-4330. details. cision lecture by Mcserak Ramsey at 7 p.m. in the tic oho I lispinico is offering, "Encuentros cul- Student Union Ballroom. For more information, turalcs," discussions and free tutoring at 12:30 p.m. Listen to great music call the events line at 924-6261 The event is held at Council Chambers in Safer sex during Spring Break to 2 p.m. I isiening 1 lour presents the "Sunrise String Union. Para mas inforniation call Peer F.ducation prewnts, "Safer sex during Spring the Student Quintet" from 12:30 p.m. to 1:15 p.m. in the Music skills Professor MA01.111.1.'1 ft?'i .n 12 Break," from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Art Quad. Polish your acting Building Concert Hall. Call 924-4631 for more workshop Call 924-6119 for more information. The Player's Theatre Guild will hold a information. from April 1 through April 4 in HOE Contact Attend the student group Mike Bolton at (408) 297-9099 for more inform., support Hunt for eggs Kappa Delta hosts Pedal-a-thon lion. Shamrock Project's annual Pedal-a-thon by SJSU Counseling Setvi. es will be oliesing Cay, l'eer 1 lealili Education is hosting a campus-wide Kappa Delta sorority is being held at the Kappa Lesbian and Bisexual Support (Iroup on Friday from caster egg hunt today and Friday, all day. Call bowl Delta house at 278 S. 10th St. It ends at 5 p.m. and Come to turtle 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. Contact Terri or Jill at 924-5910. Abigail Lopez at 924-6203 for more information. Ise holding the Turtle Bowl at 4 the barbecue starts at 5:30 p.m. Contact Renee l'ark. Call Sara Ballesteros at Schwicsow at (408) 279-9035. p.m. at Williams Street Filipino Cultural Night dance Participate in the EOP honors 998-0744 for more details. practice reception Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual Alliance The Akhayan Club is iij; a practice dance .1 he deadline to R.S.V.P. for Student Celebrate nutrition from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. in lie Student Union Devlopment Services' FOP Honors Reception is meets today l'hc Nutrition and Food Science Club is cele- 3:30 p.m. to 5 Ballroom. For more information leave a message on Friday, March 21. The reception will be held in the Alliance is having a meeting from brating Nutrition Month from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Union. the Akbayan voice mail at 534- 1140. Student Union Loma Pricta Room. Call 924-2575. p.m. at the Guadalupe Room in the Student outside the Student Union Cafeteria. For more For more information call (408) 998-3336. details, call Husna Hashmi at (510) 796-3073 (Sr Therapy group offered Compiled by Tricia Herrera Marty Wilson at (408) 252-3544. Spartan Daily Staff Writer Child Development Club holds SJSU 5ervic mistleis a general therapy every Friday humsit ii 1:30 p.m. held in Al)M meeting Students hold Jum'ah Prayer 201. Contac I A ly.tIN% \ IN 11,1:11 At 924-5910. I he ( luld Development Club is having a meet- I he Muslim Students Assi o i.ii ion will Iw bolding ing from 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. at CCB 118. Meet lum'ah prayer Friday from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. at the Students simulate balancing the budget

By Laura Vanni and symposium chair ( 01111 1. /1 1111.111, 1 ',MIR', i1111 Spartan Daily Staff Writer According ru (hill 1111 I 1111 I. I /115 ii S.111.111, Christensen, " urcka" "Eureka will be a simulation CSU campuses through June 1998. , San Jose State University students is a computertml sum Christensen added that 5151 us will tackle the complex task of trying ulation of the stale of the decisions the the first of the It'll st hook II/ partici- to balance the state budget At the budget. with a $3.5 legislature needs to face." pate in the event end is the "pronl "Eureka! California's Budget billion budget gap. type- of I he program. tototot" Balancer" workshop on Friday in the loaded into laptop 'Om goals arc to edit, al, SJSU Student Union Umunhum computers. Players are - Terry Christensen, SJSU political California communities akin' thi Room. divided into teams of state budget process and tin lease The event is hosted jointly by science chair vs-;00,1! seven to nine people ill/Mb/Ment in government.- sii.1 SJSU and Thc Center for California and charged with bed. Stephen Van Beek, polit oe.to an institute of California Studies, ncing the budget. Legislative Analyst's Office, the elite professor and symposium . State University, Sacramento. 'Elie 14.10 I val Over 70 people are expected to Department of Finance and the chair. Tett tva whole day event will start at 8:30 a.m. attend the event, with 1/3 of the par- legislature during negotiations on the ( 'Immense', said lie hopes the sin individuals and FREE t0101111) and will allow key ticipants being students. I he rest of 1994-95 state budget. dents whir parti, ipair will le.an about too community leaders imitate the steps the players will be composed of facul- his will he the first time any- the choices and ii miusm Lim!. 11,41 goy C'ty-C), Medl-Cal Welcome tONIACTI involved in crafting the annual state otio. IlIff1PAIR Nip ty. c ortununity activists and city lead- body has done something like this." ernment offic ials tai DDi, budget. I 0 -1/;:rtlf;t7A1V1 tam PAIR FREE #99 ers. Li ouncilman David Pandori is Christensen said. 1. will be a simulation of the AtO emir "Eureka expected to be at the event. The project is funded by a grant CALL 408-289-VISION(8414) legislature needs to decisions the "Eureka" will include budget bal- from the William and Flora Ilcwlett chair of face," said 'Terry Christensen, ancing options proposed by the Foundation, which is allowing the the SJSU political science department

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Tliersday, 4 ENTERTA/NMENT San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY Upcoming entertainment events Friday The Godfather In honor of its 25th anniversary, "The Godfather" will be re-released on Friday in select Cities. It is one oldie most acclaimed movies of all time and winner of an Academy Award for best picture. It hosts an all-star cast of Marlon Brando and Al Pacino, and is directed by Francis Ford ( xippola.

Crash Already banned in Great Britain, "Crash" is a controversial and graph- ic movie. It brings the idea of people's cars as an extension of their sexu- ality, both physically and psychologically. The connection between brutal car crashes and torrid scx is the plot of this film. It stars lames Spadcr and Holly Hunter.

Liar, Liar A son's birthday wish that his father has to tell the truth for 24 hours comes true in `Liar. Liar" starring comedic actor Jim Carrey. Selena The 237 Best An autobiographical adaptation of the late T Onus singer Selena's life. Movies on Video Selena, a rising star, was tragically gunned down by an ASSOCIate on March 31, 1995. Jennifer Lopez plays Selena along with Edward James Olmos as You've - Never her father. Seen March 26

Devil's Own It stars two of Hollywood's most popular leading men, Brad Pitt and Harrison Ford. They play opposites who go about seeking peace and jus- tice rwo different ways. March 28

The ,S'irth Man This comedy stars Marlon Wayans and Kadcem Hardison about two brothers and their dreams of making it to the NCAA Basketball Ch.smpionships.

RAPS. A comedy about two girls from the 'hood who end up being manic in a millionaire's home. It stars I lalle Barry. Upcoming events PHOTO BY R. W. BRADFORD Spartan Daily Scott Apel, author of Killer B's, mocks his own performance in his B-movie, "Almost Hollywood." Rudy Galindo to sign new book U.S. National and World Champion ice skater Rudy Galindo will be signing his new book Saturday from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. at the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Main Library. The event is free and his book will be avail- able fin purchase. All proceeds go to the New Biblioteca Latinoamericana. Attack of the 'Killer B's' By William &make et or discover some little movie that's Apel stayed away from franchises, Videologist: The Awakening Luv at Bella Mia's Spartan Daily Features Mime just a fabulous movie that noboby's like the "Batman" and the "Star When Apel was 3 years old he Bella Mia's I /inner 'Eheater presents The Fabulous Bud E. latv Show ever heard of before." Apel said he'd Trek" epics, though he does list the watched a television show. Gee,’ I on Saturday, Mardi 29 at 7 p.m. The Dinner and Show is $49 per per- it too often that you go into a discover so many arcane films on "Evil Dead" trilogy by Sam Raimi, thought. "I really wish I could watch son. Call Christine Marie at (408) 280-1993 for reservations and infor- Isvideo rental store intending to video that a couple times a.year he'd particularly "Evil Dead II" and that again," Apel said. "1 really . mation. Bella MiA is located at 58 South First Street in San Jose. rent the latest blockbuster only to write in his column the top five "Army of Darkness." wished there was a machine or some- see that all copies of it Is lye been movies that should be seen despite "Killer B's" can be used as a video thing that would let me see that Anna Christie rented? With your hopes smashed, anonymity. renter's handbook. The concise, one- again." San Jose Repertory Theatre presents 2 humorous, gritty saga by you look bewilderingly At the long Apel has compiled 237 buried page reviews allow readers to quickly Apel said he spent most of his Eugene O'Neill. It runs through April 6 at the Montgomery Theater, rows of shelves stocked with illoyies treasures that he's isolated into gen- skins Apel's remarks while browsing childhood before a television screen times vary call 291-2255 for more information. Cost is $16-$30. you know too little about to risk cin- res as they are categorized in video the shelves. waiting for reruns of his favorite ematic experimentation. stores: action/adventure, comedy, Ape, said his original plan was to shows. "When video was invented I A new book by Scott Apel, a for- "docutainment," drama, horror, recommend a thousand movies but was the happiest boy on Earth. It mer San Jose Mercury News video KidVid/Family Fare, mystery/sus- that plan would take too long. He was like getting a pony for columnist, has come to your rescue. pense/thriller, science fiction/fantasy then tried for 365 for every day of Christmas." and westerns. the year. Both would A pivotal day in Apel's video "Killer B's." "They're basically be too expensive to career came in May. 1978. The RCA A jewel Ea carrot smoothie A rare surprise! Killer B's' is devoted to the idea B tnovies that are "These are publish the way he Sclectron went on sale for $1,000 that 50 percent 111 people leave video just about as good as wanted to write his dollars at J.C. Penny's. Apel's moth- Get a EILLL smoothie or stores empty-handed. A anything else that's book. er toffee drink when you buy out statistic that small films was a store employee who was 2 for 1 at regular price with this ad' hasn't changed in 10 years." said out there but just Apel said he's want- entitled to a 15 percent discount. I mg Aelmir.), 27, I 0 Apel, 46. "(Patrons walk 11110 a video don't get the publis that are ed write a video book store) looking for the Isig,gest block- ity. the distribution. brilliant in for about If) years. He Citizen Apel eOver 20 Smoothie Flavors busters not finding thens - they the advertising, Ilse had written three video Apel writes. edits and publishes Ftill Espresso Bar have no idea what else tss rent so exposure that $20, some or all books but they were through the Permanent l'ress, which *Soups they walk out. 'Killer Ws IS I -or those $50, $100 million either rejected by pub- lie owns. Apel has published three *Salads people.l.he will never have to leave movies get," Apel aspects." lishers or Apel's take nonfiction books under this press, a video store without A terrific film." said. "These ATC on A videos WAS already two of which he edited. Sandwiches the 1973 Santa (lira University small films that ATC done. "Philip K. Dick: The Dream psychology alumnus draws on Isis 20 brilliant in some or Scott Apel, "Finally, I decided: Connection" is an anthology of the C,afft Zucco years of collecting movies on video- all aspects." "Killer B's" author 'What do I know best? science fiction writer's material, cassette for "Killer B's: The 237 Best Apel dedicates 10 What do I like best including a formerly unpublished 74 South First Street Movies on Video You've (Probably) videos to his made- and what's small short story and essays by other writ- open 'till midnight (408) 297-9777 "From Juice to Java" Never Seen." (1997, 'Ihe Permanent up category, "docu- enough that ers about Dick's work. Press, $12.95.) Apel describes Killer tainment." aren't exactly 'lime/Warner won't publish a book "Chaos & Beyond: The Best of B's as a "Initied treasure." movies but they're documentaries on it?' And I realized it's buried trea- Frajectories" is another anthology of "They're fabulous, little films that produced in an entertaining way. sures." material from the first 10 issues of never found their audience," Apel The chapter is Apel's commentary "SO I resorted to an odd but "Trajectories," a newsletter that Ape' Professiorml said. on the media's trend to create com- funny-sounding number that doesn't publishes with esoteric writer Robert "It was always ITly favorite thing, pound words like "intistainnsent," really mean anything but it's fun to Anton Wilson, author of the Dobvi ricrcins being a videos,,. to 11111.0V- "edutainment" and "infornercial." say. Two-hundred and thirty-seven." "Illuminatti" trilogy and good friend Some of the docutainments are "The Apel said another way he came to of the late LSD guru, Timothy 13rAribitis s Atomic. (:afe," about the evolution of 237 was that he intended to write a Leary. eaThera A-bombs and II-Isonsissind 300-page book. 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"It's a great album," said Tom Mehren, National Marketing and Sales Manager for Hitting Miramar. "We're trying to make records for the 21st Century, and it's records like this you 'Below that are going to take us there." The album may not take listeners into the 21st Century, but it will make you nostalgic the Belt' for the infectious Latin rhythms of vintage Santana. The album starts off shaky with the overly-long "Boom Ba Ya Ya" and has a song By 'Meta Herrera so fluffy that it sounds like a Journey reject Spartan Daily Staff Writer ("Don't Give Up"). Besides that, it has just you want to see drama, comedy the right mix of Latin percussion and hard' and some skin, check out "Below driving to keep this If guitar and keyboards, the Belt." It is a futuristic, project from drowning. comedic play by Richard Dresser When they stick to their Latin-based like about three men in the workplace. roots, Abraxas Pool is irresistible. Songs The play touches on the absurdi- "Baila Mi Cha-Cha" and "Guajirona" blend ties in the workplace like jealous co- the infectious Latin percussion with occa- workers and heartless bosses and sional group chanting of the songs' title so how it affects the human psyche well that it's likely to get stuck in your head from working with the same people long after you hear it. Particularly everyday. The play now runs at City "Guajirona," a song that is similar to and Lights Theater in downtown San every bit as catchy as "Oye Como Va." Jose. Robe is a serviceable vocalist and a stellar GianC..isi rlo G. Paquiz ("Definitely Itcyboarclist, but it's Carabello and Schon Carol") portrays that give Abraxas Pool Not A Christmas its defining sound. the naive, hardworking and caring Carabello's fierce conga work shines on "Ya Dobbit, who shows the audience Llego," "Guajirona," and an update of the some skin, and a newcomer to the Santana classic, "Jingo." Carabello calls him- Compound. Compound is what the self "a small piece of a puzzle," but he means employees refer to as the company, much more than that to Abraxas Pool. since this is where the workers both While they have produced an album live and work. The company is that's every bit as audibly pleasing as any of located in a desert far away from PHOTOS Be CHARLES SLAY Spartan Daily the three albums they recorded with Santana, Former members of Santana, Michael Shrive (drums), Michael Carabello (congas) and Neil Schon (Guitar) smooze at the Rock Gallery. their families. it's unlikely that Abraxas Pool will stay Jim Johnson ("Fun as Casper") together long enough to become the force shines as the neurotic, jealous, old that Santana was. Schon got tired of waiting worker of Hanrahan, who is Dobbit for the record labels to notice Abraxas Pool, adversary. From the start he does Santana without Santana so he got back together with his old Journey everything possible to make Dobbit band-mates last year and has other side pro- feel uncomfortable and unwanted. boardist Gregg Rolie, guitarist Neil Schott, where I got going in the Imess. Journey jects as well. Hanrahan had driven out his former By Larry Hernandez conga player Michael Carabello, and drum came after, but this music (Santana) is my "I just finished a double solo record today Spartan Daily Staff Writer co-worker and roommate and is the Inn Michael Shrieve, got together on Mots." that I've been working on for the last four Compound's resident madman. Gallery. album's release liMICas .1 bit Of a sur- months," Schon said. "It's all instrumental the group that brought you Tuesday at San Francisco's Rock l'he Even with all their arguments a are the release of prise to Schon, who found out about it in an and it sounds like it's coming from all over Theysuch classic songs as "Oye Como Va" They were there to celebrate bondage begins to form between the -driven album that takes ad in "Billboard Magazine." the world," Schon said. He added that he and "Black Magic Woman," and their album, a Latin two men. the members back to back to their musical "This record was completed almost two may engage in a solo tour this summer and a they're back together after more than two To add to their already unfriend- roots. years ago," said Schon, who went on to work Journey tour within the next year, once ly relationship both men, are pulled decades apart. Journey lead singer Steve Perry recovers from "This is where I started," Robe said, who with Rohe in Journey after their days togeth- apart by their boss Merkin, played Sort of. sonic shows, but hip surgery. "Santana went on to success with the pop-rock band er in Santana. "We played by Stephen Klinder, a spineless creep Abraxas Pool could be called anything going at the time." "I had to move on," Schon said about his their self-titled debut album Journey, a drastic musical style change from we couldn't get who does anything to save himself. Light," because entertainment company, Miramar decision to try other things following the marks the reunion of the original Santana Santana. The Merkin, jealous of Dobbit and "There's no comparison," Robe said Productions, took an interest in the project recording of "Abraxas Pool" two years ago. "I Hanrahan's relationship, attempts to band members with one notable exception: had to get some things happening for myself. about his experiences with Journey and last year and decided to release the album, ruin their special bond. Carlos Santana. on March 25. I have a lot of bills." The band, comprised of vocalist/key- Santana. "This is so much funncr because its which hits record stores Although the play is titled a com- edy there are a few dramatic scenes where relationships and true feelings are brought to the surface. Set designer Kani Seifert does a into theatres remarkable job of recreating a bor- 'Kama Sutra' positions itself ing work-like atmosphere by using different angles of titig adults ty and finds who rejects her love and is ironically The 'ramie is intense and if you gray throughout the background of By Larry Hernandez the stage. Spartan Daily Staff Writer love. Review herself in the hands of a put to death under the feet of an ele- blink you could probably miss an "My view of eroti- sculptor who intro- phant by the King. King Vikram, important scene. Be prepared to take "Below the Belt" runs through tickets to India will cost cism is nothing like we duces her to discs' who is in love with Maya, is rejected a journey into the exotic kingdom of April 5th. The cost is $13.50 on A:iinea thousand dollars and all you see now. My view is influenced by an instructor Rasa Devi. Rasa becomes by her and in turn abuses his wife India and watch every scene careful- Fridays and Saturdays and $12 on et is a packet of peanuts for a element of mystery," Nair said. "My Maya's mentor by explaining the Tara. ly. Thursdays and Sundays, and prices light desert, and some dry chicken, work is sensual all the more because concept of Kama Sutra whic h is to In the end no one wins in the The movie is about an hour and a are half off with a teacher or student flavored with hot curry sauce. A I leave something to one's imagina- love not only your lover but also game of love. Maya moves away to half long and is currently playing at ID. more economical way to see the land tion." understand yourself and your sexual another place, the king and princess Camera 1, in downtown San Jose. is to visit your local movie theater Although the movie is subtitled desires. fall into the hands of the enemy and and watch "Kama Sutra." "The Story of Love," it portrays four Maya falls for the sculptor, Jai, Jai faces death. This movie brings out the rich- different situations of Aromatic infusions are made ness of a great civilization dating love and in the end throughout the movie and there are back to the 16th century and creates none of the four six sex scenes for which Nair had to a manner palatable to people of both characters find real light the ("ensorship Board in India. Indian and Western descents. love. The irony of "Kama Sutra" tells of the lives of the movie is, it is two women and two men in a period filled with the many of ten years. It opens with the child- sensual gestures and CIPIEBAR (04-m-1P hood friendship between a princess feelings of erotic love A drinking person's Par! of a local kingdom and her maid. yet it is only a surface And of course, as in any relationship, emotion not a deep- Where Fraternities rooted one. there is always the pretty one and the & Sororities meet! ilad ugly duckling, the princess being the The metaphor is No drugs and Fighting! pretty one and the maid the ugly all too clear in the movie. All her life 1 '12Ltii one. CIPIEBAR Ten years later the Toles are Maya had to live with Tara's old Tellelled. Mara, the maid, becomes 69 E. San Fernando while her friend, clothes but now lara the exotic beauty (corner of 2nd) Arka)Udi - Princess Tara, becomes the ugly one. had to live with a man that Maya has Time has arrived for the princess to Must be 21 yrs. be married off to a local Maharaja used. (King). 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continued from page 1 Always room for new ideas," said have Merit, the Authors of a second between like-minded programs And ble changes in its preliminary recom- Steering Committee chair Kenneth alternative plan advocate more radical departments. Carroll is aware that mendations. addresses I lit- tcli ( .11111111kt was Peter,. and unorthodox divided on what, if any, comment to changes. Betsy many scoff at the idea of no colleges. "We listened to everyone and it These proposals vary in the size Carroll, associate professor of political "It would not be without guid- did trigger some changes," said com- make on the Redesign report. and military to do a scope of the changes they advo- science, And Del Coates, professor ance; it is not laissc faire; it is not mittee member Bob Rucker. Rucker "We did not have time cate. For example. proposal from the 1 he Steering Committee also said committee industrial design. said the Redesign every man for himself," Carroll said, would not elaborate on which pro- th ))))) ugh evaluation," school of journalism and mass com- addressed the recent reinstatement of Eloise I larnann. The plan essentially amounts to a cosmet- responding to critics who claim such grams will change in status in the final member munication argues for the creation of ic change. Reserve Officers' Training Corps on Steering Committee discussed the Instead, they recommend a a plan would MSC chaos and confu- report. a new College of Communication plan that would either reorganize the sion. The final report will be passed on campus. The ROTC program had Redesign Report for the first and final barred because of its policy of was and An. This proposal has been sup- present collection of eight colleges At recent open hearings, members to the Academic Senate and issued to been time Wednesday hlowever, there ported by discrimination against homosexuals. the work journalism students as well into two or completely eliminate col- of the campus and community the campus by April 4. Both reports concern that not addressing As leaders in the industry whom have Under threat of losing federal fund- ask Force would leges altogether. addressed the preliminary recommen- will eventually be passed to Provost of the Redesign I launched a letter-writing campaign. ing, the university reversed its original of tacit approval to the "The present system of colleges dations of the Steering Committee as Linda Bain and President Robert send a message 'the journalism and mass commu- erects false, stance and reinstated the program. campus and community. artificial and unnecessary well as the final report of the Caret who will ultimately decide to nication plan essentially involves a boundaries," Carroll said. According The Steering Committee moved "There should not be foreclosure Redesign Task Force. The Steering implement or ignore each commit- reshuffling of existing academic units. to Carroll, a no-college system would Committee has met three times since tee's recommendations. that ROTC and the department of ii Redesign plan. There should the And while the new arrangement may foster cooperation and collaboration the opening hearings to discuss possi- Aerospace Studies with which it is or,j...itij discussion. There is affiliated should undergo the same process of evaluation that the univer- sity's other 280 programs under- went. The motion demands that the Caret department, "cease all discrimina- bisexu- continued from page 1 II. Bunzel. for presidential housing were impor- Colleen Bentley-Adler, director of presidents personnel agreements are tion against gay, lesbian, and Jo Whitlatch, California Faculty tant in the presidential search and public affairs for the CSU, said that based on guidelines set by the CSU al students and should not remain ships with the community in order to Association president and SJSU facul- selection process. while each president's salary amounts Board of Trustees. affiliated with any program that does (miller development of the university. discrimination." The ty member, said there have been fac- "The guarantee of helping and housing stipends are different, "Every single contract is negotiated practice such I in Noah, an emeritus professor ulty expressions of discontent regard- whomever we chose as president with they all are guaranteed the same extra differently," Young said. "The CSU motion further suggests that if the in the journalism department who ing Caret's community relations their housing was an important sell- state benefits or "perks." Board of Trustees approves each con- program does not comply, it should %rived as public relations advisor to fund. ing point for the university," Gibson These perks include a state car, a tract aher it is negotiated at the univer- be terminated as soon as it "would seveial lot flier SIM. presidents, "There has been underground said. "But, it is important to remem- $3,600 a year entertainment sity level. ... The personnel forms not cause unacceptable retaliatory ..greed that the community relations grumblings (from the faculty) given ber that the funds spent for the presi- allowance and retirement benefits signed by the presidents are in their harm to the university." fund has had a Icing existence, but that there are other needs," Whitlatch dent's home, for example, are not fed- under the state system. Bentley-Adler files... it isn't something I can hand According to Steering Committee ctiilcl III/I recall any former president said. "Since he is using non-state eral or grant funds. ... we wouldn't also stated that it was common for over." Chair Kenneth Peter, under the pre- using the money for club membership money, and wants to establish a good jeopardize this organization by doing university foundations to provide Stahl said Caret does not have a sent system, a student who is sus- .ii liii his, relationship with the community, and something stupid like that." additional funds for presidential use, separate contract with the university. pected to be homosexual could lose l he (community relations) fund a country club helps fulfill that, we The community relations fund but she did not know the specifics of "He (Caret) reports directly to the financial aid and would not be eligi- II.1, i Misted for quite a while but the would be delighted. As long as he's and housing investment funds are each university arrangement. Caret CSU and Barry Munitz. There is no ble to enter the military. pit sidents I served under never able to use these things and deliver, it provided to Caret in addition to the has no formal contract with the CSU separate contract between the univer- "This policy violates the university's bought anything like that," Noah said. may not be a major (problem)." $138,576 a year salary and the or SJSU, only personnel forms signed sity and the president," Stahl said. mission statement which is the highest iii set ve(f as public relations advis- Both Gibson and Lori Stahl, an 818,000 annual stipend he is given by at the Chancellor's Office. measure of a program - above quality, e' to former SPA; presidents, Robert SJSU spokeswoman, said the fund the California State University system According to Karen Young, inter- above demand, above service to society, I). at Ii, I lobert II. Rums and John and the "equity sharing" arrangement to cover housing expenses. im media liaison for the CSU, all above everything eke," Peter said. Dreier Fehely Forum unlocks traffic concerns Election Ity Puna Nair faced with the difficulty of making it of the Voter program, organized by tive director for the Valley continued from page 1 dence to justify an injunction or call `,.partufs IhccIy Sluff 55t11, to work on time or school," Arthur these media, the 90-minute discus- Transportation Agency. harassment against Roth, both of for a new election. said. "This open forum will help to sion seeks to bring citizens' concerns SJSU's The Mineta Institute stud- which were denied by the two people "The board obviously didn't feel ( tortinititris who Alt llt k 4,1 never- discuss the many ways we can come of traffic congestion to the attention ies traffic regulations and is one of that prejudiced enough students," , 1..ling tiallic rains, and bumper to named on the flier. up with to eliminate those problems." of public officials. two programs that is offered on the Roth said he came before the A.S. Adviser Gary Barnett said. homper, rush houi traffic will have a Arthur added that about 10 percent KRON-TV's Suzanne Shaw will West Coast, the other is offered at the Tamisha Mouton, a student who tutu'' to voice their opinions today board not necessarily to call for a new of the people in the South Bay do not he the moderator. Also there will be University of California, Berkeley. election hut in an effort to clear his wrote a letter and spoke before the .it ffic I 'tilt., k 'hi C ;i kilo( k forum. even live in the county where they five speakers; Rod Diridon, executive SJSU is hosting the third Unlock the board, said she did not feel the same SIP Affairs name. work. director for The Mineta Institute; Gridlock forums, similar gatherings "I still feel my name has been way. ,his, ',it for die SAII rancisco The forum is sponsored by The Carl Guardino, president of the Santa were held last fall in Burlingame and In her letter she complained that ( loom, k., said this is a great way for trashed," Roth said. "I would like to Mineta Institute at SJSU, KRON- Clara Valley Manufacturing Group; Walnut Creek. have seen (the A.S. board) agree that while voting she stood next to a guy c111/111% Auld StlitientS to do something TV, BayTV, KQED-FM Radio and Owen Byrd, from the Greenbelt 'topics discussed will include and his friend, only one of whom was liiithe never ending traffic prob- the slander had an effect on the elec- the San Francisco Chronicle and will Alliance; Peter Cipolla, general man- Santa Clara County's half-cent sales tion, but I stand by their decision. voting. The one not voting was wear- . in die Ray Area. take place at the Morris Dailey ager for the Valley Transportation tax and what happens if the court ing a sticker saying "Batuhan 4 day many commuters Are Politics is a dirty game." Auditorium at 7 p.m. As part a Voice Agency; and Eileen Goodwin, exccu- does not uphold it, mass transit as an Batuhan said he kit the flier hurt President" and advised his friend on alternative to driving, what business is his campaign as well. who to vote for. doing to alleviate.traffic, land conser- "I had people talk to me and say 'I "I felt like I was wasting my time vation, and urban planning. The last didn't vote for you because of that (voting)," she said. "I thought to hour will be reserved for open discus- reason' (the flier), because they myself 'Why should I even vote.- sion on a wide range of transportation accused me. They'd say 'You're the She said she thought the 50-foot Employment Opportunities ban on campaigning around the alternatives and solutions to regional only one who could have done it," transportation problems. Batuhan said. "I just want to make it polling place was violated by the stu- clear again that I had nothing to do dent wearing the sticker. 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on your dental needs **Lost & Found ads are offered free, 3 lines for 3 days, as a service to the campus community. 111 11a For info call 1-800 655.3225 il 111 Thursday, March 20, 1997 8 SPORTS San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY Van Horn shows white men can jump

ers after working hard on lined to think white folks should have their ilie playground through own professional bas- weeks, months and years ketball league. Call it the if daily competition. new (;BA the This is why someone Caucasian Basketball like Van Horn, who Association. tomes from a white sub- Every game would be urban city like Diamond played outdoors on a hall HALF-COURT Bar, Calif., is so impre- court surface with an SIVC. TRAP "Keith is a self-made incline under the basket Its Mtki Traplutgen that would let the white player that's worked finks relive the days of shooting hard to get to where he hoops in their suburban driveways is now," said Utah coach Rick The rims would be low enough to Majerin at Wednesday's press con- allow them to dunk at will, and the ference at the San Jose Arena. "I tell game would end when the street- the young kids who come in here to lights came on. understand that Keith really tinder-. Now, there's A man in t trIlege stands the game and works hard to basketball named Keith Van understand it even more, lie always The 6-kxn- 10 three-time Western Sits Al the front of the room for Athletic Conference player of the films, he's the first one out to prac- year for the Utah Utes shatters the tice ... and his coachability quotient "clumsy-white-boy" stereotype much is just off the (chart). "Keith has stuck with basketball like future NBA ILA of lamer Larry groundstroke drills in preparation for today's match at St Mary's at 2:30 p.m. Bird did in the late 70s. because of the game itself. He's not SJSU tennis player Heather Klein partakes in Don't misunderstand Inc. I don't in it for the parties or the press clip- think whites are athletically inferior pings -- that's not why Keith plays. because they Are lie plays because not born with A lie lust likes to dark enough skin play ball." tone. Many of TODAY'S GAMES Majents added them just do not :It, Stanford v #2 Utah that he has had to grow up in a 1 40 p.m.. San Jose Areiirt "inject toughness Strokes into his players" competitive envi- tt 1 Kentucky v #4 St. Joseph s ronment that because he admits would further minutes after first game that they don't their athletic abil- TV CBS Tickets' Sold Out come from the ities in the world same environ- of basketball. ments as kids Drive around any predominately from the inner ci y. Van Horn said white suburban neighborhood and playing under Majerus has improved of genius count the number of basketball Iris game immensely. hoops you See hanging in driveways. "When I was a young kid in high Many of tIwto are lefi vacant to rust, school, I was a wiry athletic guy, but Gene Menges, right, self-proclaimed No. 1 SJSU women's tennis fan, while others Are used primarily by I didn't really understand the game," consumes a Slurpee as hleather Klein takes a breather during the heat- one person who is only improving Van I horn said. "Coach Majents intensive Wednesday practice. 'This is perfect playing weather, not too their shooting ability, not their over- emphasized knowing fundamentals Photos by Dave Luchansky hot or cold or windy," Klein said. all game. It's difficult to improve ill prilllIce. Ile gave nle A101 of your basketball skills when there understanding and knowledge of the aren't others Annind to push you or game. In terms of basketball, Uni to help you become A team player. going to leave (Utah) knowing A In these same suburban neighbor- great deal more about the game than UPCOMING EVENTS hoods, basketball hoops On SC I1001 when I CAtne here." playgrounds hardly ever see any Van !lour and the Utes will face Clash heads into season Stanford today in the West Regional TODAY competition bet ailW there's no moti- Allow them to attack the net more. the slack." V111011 lot Semifinals of the bit :AA NCAA West Regionals youngsters to go play on Offilise retooled "This new system will give us an According io hatcher, the Clash the school yard when there's A hoop Tournament at San Jose Arena. Ile Stanford v. Utah will show a national television Audi extra attacker and hopefully we'll have the personnel to do just that. 4:40 p.m., San Jose Arena they can use in their own driveway. more goals," Baicher said. Along with having played in the MLS Suburbia breeds individualism ence why he has been slotted AS a to produce goals, score Kentucky v St Joseph's Coach Laurie Calloway developed playoffs last year, the Clash have a lot And A non 0111pelitiVe at mospherc, up three pick in this year's NBA 25 minutes after first game while inner city neigblionhoods are draft. exciting soccer the new style of play to take advan- of experience playing in big games. Men's tennis v. Foothill College tage of the Clash's abundance of "If you look at who's on the field, the complete opposite. As lie drives to the basket for A 1:30 p.m., Spartan Courts attackers. It will also leave the Clash we have a lot of experienced players." It is impossible for someone to thunderous dunk or strays away By Larry Hernandez Women's tennis at Saint Mary's playing with one less defender. hatcher said. "We have a lot of play find a basketball hoop to use by from the basket and nails long-range Spartan Maly Staff Writer 2:30 p.m., Moraga shots with ease, don't give him credit "Some teams may look At this en who have played in games like the themselves anywhere in an urban off its Softball ffir being an exceptional white bas- The San Jose Clash will kick (new system) and think we are weak World Cup." neighborhood. If you want to play second Major League Soccer season at Sacramento State ketball player (nye him credit for defensively, but they're going to have The Clash will also have an advan basketball in the innrr niry, you bet- Saturday At 5 p.m when it host the rage over last year in that they are her Tournament ter be prepared to get tni court ,ind working his way through a non- to outwore us to win," Baicher said. MetroStars Al SpArlAll StAdillt11. new system is not the only ter acquainted with one another try tun to get too embarrassed by competitive individualistic environ- The ment In a historic first season, San Jose change for the Clash this year. The During the off season, the Clash took FRIDAY s lllll cone who is bin II younger and to become one of the nati llll 's ever MI -S game and best. hosted the first team made an important off-season I.3 -day tour of China that, in part. bet let r kin you are. broke the city's attendant e record for Softball Mike Traphagen is a senior staff trade that sent tnrward Paul Bravo to WAS to help the team bond. hatcher Many kids in the inner city a sporting event when I soccer in exchange for feels that because this is its second at Sacramento State rn writer the Colorado Rapids ofTle very talented basketball play lAnS Watt hell thr Clash win its first. midfielder I hms in ic K innear. Ban her year together, the team will gel earlier Baseball at San Diego State ever playoff game against eventual feels the trade will improve the !CAM. in the season. Women's water polo Western Conference chanipion I.os "It's A tough question bet dine "Whenever you have a new tearn at Pomona-Muer Tourney NCAA WEST REGIONALS Angeles. good friends with Paul," Baicher said. they're not always going to be in Returning nrulfielder leff Bak her A defensive midfielder is one sync," !inciter said. "Last year we SATURDAY he enjoyed playing for the San Ind ! anti the Western Add, 1,, i onterynte will he Ii sin said thing we lacked last year. We needed were basic-ally thrown together and Softball Jose c !A/W& 1.01 SCAS011, especially Isilie NCAA West Regional 01 i be NCAA men's baskrilstil A general On the field WII0 lOilld Slow we had a game three weeks later." at Sacramento State SIIICe he is from the Bay Area. BAK her veter tournament today and Saturday Al the SAtl JOSe AITILI down play when we needed to. The Clash is hoping that its Baseball at San Diego State played prep soccer at Homestead an leadership and new attacking sys Dominic will be a big help." Women's water polo High School in Sunnyvale and colic- Clash will need all the help rem will provide an exciting blend of The at Pomona-Pitzer Tourney giately at SAlltA Clara University. get Al the start of the season. soc-ter fin the fans this year they can NCAA West Regional Final "Anytime you play pro sports, it's Eric Wynalda, one of the :lash's best "We have A lot /)1 leadership On like a dream to play in front of your players, will be with the Linked States this team. We mu have toi be able to hometown," Bait her said. National Team for the first few play together," Hatcher said. "The Hatcher said the Clash will try to games fans are going to Ise excited about this excite the fans with its new style of "Whenever you lose A player like new system because we're goring to #2 UTAH play, featuring a 3-5-2 formation. In Eric, you're going to miss him," score a lot of goals." WANTED the new system, the Clash will have Baicher said. an extra midfield player that will "Other players will have to pick up ASTHMA AND ALLERGY SUFFERERS #2 STANFORD 61tAND 1\,1 (.1 (1 Rtil J1I I AV, If you are healthy, 0pNlN non-smoking and between the FINAL F4 Milt I film, \it \ if tIm Ii, ifsi ages 4-65, you may qualify to #1 KENTUCKY NI IANAPOI AS HAIR CHIC participate in a research study hue Styling SAM. MA12111 29& 31 10 Yeats ligiettence using an investigational

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