Parking lot in springld By Sean Silverthorne said in her weekly press conference The university would need the Downtown merchants "It will definitely get worse SJSU. She said tenured faculty

Construction of a new parking yesterday. rights to 1,000 spaces from 7 a.m. -2 also benefit. Fullerton maintained. before it gets better," Fullerton positions may be harder to conic by garage on 4th Street across from Two plans are being considered, p.m. 175 days out of the year, she "We SJSU are an as yet untapped commented. if enrollment continues to decline. campus could begin as early as late she said. said. market of 30,000 people." One temporary solution would Ideally, Fullerton would like to spring if a plan is approved by the One would provide the The city would also be able to She would like to see plans be conversion of lots running under have the flexibility to shift open California State University and university with a 30-year lease of a sub-lease the structure during the finalized before the November highway 280 at Second pnd Third positions from a non-productive fin Colleges Board of Trustees in redevelopment agency built regular school year at night to meeting of the trustees and streets, 10th and 11th streets, and the terms of enrollment ) area into one November, according to SJSU structure. downtown business interests when estimated that construction would corner of Fruitvale and Vine such as business, which is ex- President Gail Fullerton. The second would grant SJSU the need for student parking isn't as be completed within a year and a streets into parking areas, she said. periencing phenomenal growth. Fullerton said. half after ground breaking. But a tenured prote.,sor is in one Negotiations with the city's "air space rights" to the land and pressing, "I am asking for 1,000 spaces Her preference would be a Ironically, parking problems area for the length of his career, she redevelopment agency are under the CSUC system would fund con- but we might only get 200-300," garage which featured a shopping would get worse as construction of said. "We are going to have to be way for plans to build a city- struction of the garage. Fullerton said. center on the first floor so that "it the parking garage begins because extremely careful in who we grant university garage winch might Both plans feature a sharing The location at Second Street is wouldn't look like a garage," she the site is currently parking facility tenure to. We just dor 1 have the reserve up to 1,000 spaces for of the garage by the university with within walking distance of the university students, the president the city, Fullerton said. said. for 800 cars, she said. flexibility to make a mistake campus, she said, and a security anymore, she said. patrol guard would be hired to help In other comments Fullerton the area. said: within The other spots are -She opposed a proposal to biking distance, she said, and added begin tuition at the state college that the campus might have access campuses. Tuition wouldn't I.os to free bike lock -ups from a generate enough money to balance provides racks Angeles firm which the budget she said, and would drive exchange for and maintenance in away any segments of the society space on the racks. advertising which can barely afford a college Daily The stickler, however, is that Spartan education as is. prohibit on-campus state by-laws -She would like the city to ex- advertising, she said. tend block federal grant money in SJSU is currently waiting on a Number 14 Serving the San Jose State Community Since 1934 Friday, September 22, 1978 the form of low interest home im- Volume 71, opinion, due in two weeks, legal provement loans to the south before challenging the rule on the campus community area as has of overriding interest to the grounds been done on the north side. community. campus -Expects a report from the Aside from the parking PCAA on their investigation into Old documents reflect Bunzel problem, Fullerton Also discussed alleged violations in thc men's changing patterns or enrollment at athletic department in 3-4 1,vceks. Affirmative action revision due

By Don McCarthy So far, Faustina finds no such The Affirmative Action Plan "The report should be a critical An optimistic Steve Faustina, lack from President Gail Fullerton. "made no detailed reference to non- self-analysis of where we are, and SJSU affirmative action coor- "I've discussed with the president academic ar-mative action," should lead to a commitment to look dinator, said Wednesday the her philosophy and am convinced according to Faustina. at problems in greater detail. University's affirmative action she is supportive and committed to Proposition 13 and declining "Bunzel wanted something that policy and procedures and af- the goals of affirmative action," enrollments will also affect the look said SJSU's doing wonderful firmative action plan needs to be Faustina said. of the new plan, Faustina believes. things." revised and updated. Faustina categorized Bunzel's The first goals towards a more The policy and procedures were position as one of "benign neglect." Faustina, who in the spring of effective affirmative action policy adopted by the Academic Senate and He said minorities employed at 1977 said he planned to resign his for SJSU are the revision of the approved by President Bunzel in SJSU were dissatisfied with Bun- position by the end of the 1977-78 procedures and plan on which the Spring 1974. The Affirmative Action zel's attitude to the point of apathy. school year has decided to stay, program rests, according to Plan was issued by Bunzel in June "They would have been surprised to mainly because of former SJSU Faustina. 1975. see a strong affirmative action President John Bunzel's policy,' ' he said. resignation, he said. Both documents "reflect John Last spring a controversy arose Bunzel's attitude that affirmative over Faustina's affirmative action The Bakke decision will affect "Bunzel resigned and I quit action means just casting the net report. Bunzel finally released it to SJSU minority employment looking so intensely for something widely and letting the best qualified the Academic Senate with reser- negatively only if administrators else," he related. be hired," Faustina said. vations. have the impression that the case set had an While he and Bunzel He believes that there are Faustina said of the episode, "If affirmative action back, Faustina personal relationship, by K.,^1 Komenich amiable defects in the auditing and reporting there had been better com- said. Steve Faustina, SJSU affirmative action officer, has dropped plans Faustina said there was "a lack of procedures and in the system of munication between the president "As a supporter of affirmative support for accountability of the department and the Affirmative Action Office, to quit his position at the end of this year and is optimistic about the the program from action I praise the element of the and program heads at SJSU. there would have been no problem. universities affirmative action plan. Bunzel." decision that the use of race as a criteria in hiring is constitutionally correct," he said. declared on unregistered voters; As to specific problems within 'War on apathy' the university's affirmative action commitment, Faustina mentioned the hiring of Spanish-surnamed A.S. goal is 5,000 students before persons to the clerical and secretary election staff as an area where progress is needed. Currently six percent of the By Mike Myslinski produced local voter turnouts of 12 to elections, Kreglo said. Daily's operating costs and ad AS. councilman James Delgado clerical and secretary staff is The A.S. Council has declared 18 percent. He also cited the seven The council also adopted a revenue, with a $25,000 ceiling on the challenged Goldberg's claim that Spanish-surnamed. He said that war on apathetic students who percent turnout in the spring A.S. resolution opposing the charging of amount the A.S. is committed to the Daily provides adequate figure need to be raised to 10 percent aren't registered to vote in the up- elections as cause for an assault on tuition to attend schools in the fund. coverage of campus clubs and ac- for SJSU to be consistent with the coming state elections. student apathy. California State University and The plan, proposed by SJSU tivities. available labor force of Spanish- Wednesday afternoon the council Prior to adopting a resolution Colleges system, a move which may president Gail Fullerton, was ap- "I prefer looking at the ads than surnamed in the clerical/secretarial voted unanimously to set a goal of putting the registration drive in become necessary because of proved on a 11-4 vote - one vote over at some of the stories" the Daily field in the area. registering 5,000 SJSU students motion, the council heard from Dick Proposition 13. the required two-thirds majority. runs, Delgao said. before the statewide Oct. 9 deadline. Kreglo, campaign manager for state The resolution states that CSUC The $25,000 ceiling was not part of AS. President Maryanne Ryan, According to Faustina, if in- Registration booths will set up assemblyman John Vasconcellos, D- Chancellor Glenn Dumke "is Fullerton's plan. speaking in support of the direct vestigators from the Civil Rights near entrances to the Student Union San Jose. initiating efforts with the governor's "You owe it to the students to $25,000 allocation, said providing the Enforcement agency of HEW were building, Dudley Moorhead Hall, Kreglo said campus political office to impose tuition in the CSUC see that they get the best services full amount would mean the Daily to check out SJSU's affirmative SJSU dorms, fraternities and involvement is low nationwide. In system" as early as Jan. 1,1979. possible," Steve Goldberg, Daily could run less ads and more stories. action program, "they would find sororities, according to Nancy the '60s more students voted because In a hotly debated decision, the city editor, told the council. He The $25,000 was already in the compliance of the paper level." McFadden, A.S. Treasurer. candidates were identified by their council Wednesday rejected a pointed out that SJSU students A.S. budget, but the Daily lost its Joe Trippi, A.S. vice-president, viewpoints on the Vietnam war, he request by the Spartan Daily for passed Proposition D last semester rights to the funds when president "The system is set up. We have said the council's decision is a said. $25,000 in A.S. funds. directing A.S. to make the $25,000 Fullerton set the 197,t-79 In- the formal policy papers. But in the declaration of "war on apathy," and SJSU can be a "major political Instead, the council voted to allocation to the Daily. structionally Related Activities fee real world of women and minorities that recent statewide elections force," especially in tight local fund the difference between the The proposition was declared at $8. Last semester the A.S. said it there is question as to how much our unconstitutional by the A.S. would provide the $25,000 if the fee program correlates to our af- Guttormsen agrees to move funds Judiciary Committee. was set at $7. firmative action ideal." from Bank of America By Cynthia Puig Guttormsen denied the transfer decision was in the mail." In a "change of decision but not of funds in early August because The AS. Council expects to of mind," SJSU Director of Business "the Bank of America has been receive the letter today. Affairs Glen Guttormsen agreed helpful to and for SJSU students and Hibernia Bank on 142 W. Santa Wednesday to transfer the SJSU itself." Clara St., does not offer the same Associated Student funds from. the The South African regime, services as Bank of America Bank of America to the Hibernia stated the A.S. council in a (student loans), but it was selected Bank. December 1977 resolution, by the A.S. council because, ac- The decision was a response to "discriminates against blacks cording to McFadden, it's an area a second request placed by A.S. educationally and denies them civil bank," and as far as the council President Maryanne Ryan, A.S. liberties." knows it has no foreign in- Business vestments." Administrator Jean I.enart Guttormsen made this final and A.S. "The transfer will become ef- Treasurer Nancy Mc- decision, "the last couple of days," Fadden on Aug. fective in approximately eight 28. and although he personally does not The A.S. weeks," said Jean Lenart, A.S. council voted 14-2 last agree with the transfer of funds, he February to sever business administrator. "I'm ties with the Bank admits that as director of business of America waiting to receive Glen's letter and because of the bank's affairs, he had to decide the way he involvement then I will order the new checks with racially- did. segrega ted South Africa. from Hibernia Bank." "As custodian of the A.S. funds I had to agree to the transfer," he said. "And unless they ( A.S. Drivers ed council were doing something wrong -it's the students' money." A.S. Treasurer Nancy Mc- lessons free Fadden responded hy saying, Free driving lessons will be "Although the transfer of banks available to SJSU students this fall. makes it a little more inconvenient The SJSU Division of to do business, we were not violating Technology, a progi am of driver any codes in requesting the tran- education teacher preparation, sfer." needs young non-drivers to act as Guttormsen announced his "student drivers." decision to A.S. President Maryanne The applicants selected as Ryan by phone Wednesday af- student drivers will be required to ternoon. Ryan announced the obtain an Instruction Permit prior to decision during Wednesday's their first driving lesson. council meeting. Applicants must be able to Alessond, Reretto "I called Maryanne Ryan to converse fluently in English. Sharing their time with a passerby on the campus yesterday of attend inform her of my decision so so she Interested persons should ternoon were three children from the Operation SHARE program could announce it at the afternoon a 30-minute meeting at 3 p.m. on The compus-based program, which supplies tutors for elementary meeting," Guttormsen noted. "I Sept. 27, in Room 241 of the In-

Glen Guttormsen also informed her that a letter of my dustrial Studies Building. and high school students, held a recruitment drive on campus Page 2 Friday, September 22, 1978 forum IT 17 Independent party ljENTUALiAC - CAM a desirable choice

By Tom Lazarakis abusers of these victimless crimes. The California gubernatorial According to Clark, his sup- election is fast approaching and with porters believe "adults should be it comes one big question: who are able to live their own lives" and the you going to vote for? resources of government should not C105! For many the answer is simple; be used for "pushing people either ,Republican Evelle Younger around." or Democrat Edmund G. Brown Jr. Bravo for Clark. l'il1,1-titkiG! ( mostly because they represent the He doesn't hedge around the Fix two main political parties issues like so many other politicians. This approach is like a "cool breeze on a summer's eve." Torn Lozorokis is a Spartan Doily reporter Clark will also back a $500 in- come tax credit for renters, dollar- for-dollar tax credits for parents But off in the distance is another who send their children to private man desiring that mighty I? I job. schools, abolition of the minimum His name is Ed Clark, an in- wage, strong pollution controls and dependent candidate for governor. lower taxes and fewer regulations. Independent candidates are We already have too many laws usually written off quickly by us, the in this state that hinder rather than voting public. But before we do, it benefit the populace. Realizing this, wouldn't hurt to listen to what he has Clark is against propositions Sand 6. to say. There is support behind Clark's Unlike most political can- candidacy. He gathered 183,000 didates, Clark has some very strong voter signatures to qualify for the opinions and hasn't hestitated to election. share them with the public. This is Unlike Brown and Younger who somewhat surprising for a candidate plan to spend millions, Clark set his hoping to get elected. campaign budget at $375,000. Like his use ot finances, Clark's Clark's main platform is to campaign is simple, direct and to "abolish victimiess Crimes" and to the point. limit governmental regulation. When are we going to learn that Not only does he have a strong maybe a new approach to govern- platform, Clark has some unique ment is what we need? Theater may lure people back solutions for pulling it off. Although Clark may sound Clark is in favor of legalizing bizarre, stop and rationally look at hard dnigs, prostitution and gam- the issues. He is against victimless bling as part of his philosophy that crimes, an imposing government, emphasizes property rights of the A new chance for downtown high taxes, pollution and indivdual and "more personal By Chuck Hildebrand paint there, a few more people from couver looked in the 1890's com- The reopening of the Fox freedom" from government. propositions Sand 6. Downtown. Saratoga and Los Gatos dropping by plete with gaslights, cobblestone represents a crucial fork in the road He believes that this would All of these issues are important The word immediately brings to occasionally. But they exist. streets and horse-drawn carts. of downtown San Jose. lessen crimes to California. His solutions would It will also tell us a little bit associated with these mind images of drunks, prostitutes, Downtown is coming back. Called Gastown, the new acts and greatly relieve many of the about the town we live in. Is San Jose possibly lead to less drug adult bookstores, neglect, ruin and The restoration of the Fox development completely revitalized use. problems that our state has. desolation. Theater on S. First St., once the one of Vancouver's most rundown just a conglomeration of neigh- As you watch Brown and It's San Jose's no man's land most luxurious theater in San Jose areas and gave the city a first-rate borhoods strung together without And why not? Younger give their political spiels, the area nobody wanted, the area and one of the finest on the West tourist attraction besides. rhyme or reason and linked by If hard drugs were legalized it listen to see if they talk about the. that was conveniently forgotten and Coast, could be the catalyst that Even in its present condition, nothing more than a title? would become less profitable for issues Clark does. left to die when San Jose's triggers the return of downtown San the Fox is a breath-takingly Or is it an up-and-coming people to deal in them, and more How appropriate it would be for, politicians in their infinite wisdom Jose's glory days. beautiful theater and it restorer metropolitan center making strides importantly, people addicted to a state that boasts of it followed their uncontrolled growth hopes that it too will draw a few toward overcoming its collective them would not be ostracized !soul progressiveness to elect a governor policies. Chuck Hildebrand is a tourists to town, as the Paramount inferiority "C0iiiiplex 'and taking .4s sustety, .with.progressive ideas! To a lot of people it symbolizes Spartan Dolly reporter Theater in Oakland has. rightful pkaee ainOng the eeat A.S.a r6u1t, Califorqians would If Californians hope to live in a San Jose's failure as a major city. Not that one theater could Atnerican citi&? save .a lot of their tax dollars since better state, let's hope Clark turns: Its decay is mentioned as a case in When the $2 million project is completely bring back the old flavor We may soon find out. police would hot have to prosecute into a "dark horse." point when San Joseans are con- completed in 1980, it will represent a of thedowntown area but it could demned for their lack of civic in- major cultural center right in the start a chain reaction and help volvement and pride. Downtown is a center of one of San Jose's worst reverse the stigma that has been perfect example of over 500,000 neighborhoods. Hopefully attached to the area., people just not giving a damn. restaurants and specialty shops will There's a lot more at stake than It wasn't always this way, of spring up as the result of the influx just a theater, or even the future of course. Families once went there. of people into the area. the downtown area. What it all boils letters There were once department stores, This might gradually force the down to is the simple question:Do specialty shops, theaters, derelicts, the porno houses and the San Joseans really care about what restaurants. There was once activity belligerents out of the area. Maybe it happens to their city? would in turn be converted to usable deserves. The Spartan should stick.' after dark and not that generated could be made safe enough to lure It will take more than money, Read King David electricity. This anntenna is com- to trying to analyze what is going on. by low-riders ). It was once a families back. political clout and dedication to posed of microwave diodes not solar in the education field and at SJSU. vibrant, bustling, healthy area. One the other hand, the theater resurrect downtown. It will take Editor: cells; instead of unsuccesfully trying to That downtown San Jose of could fail to draw any customers civic pride. Once upon a time long, long ago (2 )NASA's proposed SOLARS take on the president of the United.: the Lord bent, curled and diverged thirty years ago is gone now. because of the neighborhood's Do San Joseans really care project would use free flight orbiting States and the whole world as well. his B's and E's; But if you look closely now, reputation. Maybe the fringe enough about their city to try to mirrors to reflect sunlight (not Dennis W. Gleason.. And off went Light at c. there are signs of life. Not just the operators on the block have too solid improve its core? They'll have a microwaves) to a ground receiving Political Science Sophomore.: activity that has made the downtown a foothold. But it's worth a try. chance to prove it. And Light went forth spreading complex composed fo photovoltaic the Laws of Physics throughout the area San Jose's cesspool, but signs Downtown areas have been There's a lot of history down arrays. The output of these plants is e: heavens. that perhaps some of that vitality of salvaged in a number of large cities. there history that the citizens of projected to be an lower cost elec- And the Laws pertained to all Thanks mayor! the past might be coming back. In Vancouver, for example, a large this town ought to be proud of. It was trical bus-bar power than would be things of the Lord's creation. The signs are subtle; they can't chunk of the core area was com- once full of zest, energy, life. It is available from the equivalent An open letter to Mayor Janet Gray And as the beast called 'Man' even be seen by the casual observer. pletely razed and in its place sprang now dying. Does anyone care enough nuclear generated sources; Hayes: trampled the earth, the Lord sent A new business here, a fresh coat of up a re-creation of the way Van- to try to revive it? ( 3) as far as Earth satelites are Dear Mayor Hayes: down his Laws to the choosen few: concerned, the Sun does set in I forgive you. You've come Galileo, Newton, Maxwell and space; through and shown yourself sym- see page seven Einstein. (4) When we talk of electrical pa,thetic to the struggles of the And these great 'brains' of energy from solar cells we must also common man, or woman. science set to scribe the Lord's Laws talk of storage. That storage is A few weeks ago on this page, in the Handbook of Physics and limited, by the very nature of the issued a stern ultimatum deman- Chemistry. beast to a few options. We could, of ding that you refund the 50 cents I. a 1 And in this voluminous Hand- course, forget about using elec- lost to an armed bandit guarding - book, man could find no Laws tricity during these down hours of what turned out to be an already full governing homosexuals, perverts insufficient insolation; city parking lot. and child molesters. (5) There are those of us who do My column was actually in- And the I.ord was displeased, believe in Passive Solar as the only tended to be humorous, but you, And sent them to the Chaos of source of energy for heating or Mayor Hayes, cannily sensed the Entropy. cooling the home and work areas. rage, frustration and despair just The Gospel according to King We still require electricity to per- below the surface. David. form our menial tasks, cooking, Well, the press is indeed David Gavkers lighting, entertainment, etc. powerful. I got your letter con- Physics Senior The point is, I support Ms. taining two quarters yesterday. Hamilton in most of her contentions. So thank you, Mayor Hayes. I'm, geet3 I cannot, however, agree with the calling Ralph Nader off the case.; I Sticky mess mixing of her factual data. I'm issuing no more scathing reports We as receivers of media ef- about you to Common Cause. fulent have enough problems clean, Mayor Rw Editor: You're slate's straightening out the complex in- Hayes. Keep up the good work. Katherine In response to teractions of facts concerning our Hamilton's Anne Houghteling, Power to Roast, Sep- daily environments. We don't need tember 19th, I can only say she Journalism Senior the confusion of misstated in. didn't do her homework. There are formation added to this problem. statements in the article which, Let's all try to get the facts standing alone arc true. straight before expressing them in The problem is that facts have public, it would help a lot. By the Letter policy been intermixed; truths become half way, what have you done to improve truths and even false statements your efficient use of our limited The Spartan Daily welcomes when this occurs. energy supply? letters from readers expressing Art True individual viewpoints. The article mixes apples and Environmental Studies Senior Letters should be typed, triple- oranges, with a few lemons thrown spaced and must include the writer's in for bad taste and the result is not a major, class standing, address, fruit salad but a sticky mess. Stay with SJSU telephone number and signature. Only the name, major and class The facts are: Editor: standing will be printed. (1) The microwave generating I believe that it is time for the The Spartan Daily reserves the power satelite referred to is a Spartan and other papers to put an right to edit for length, style or libel. proposed geosynchronous end to the degrading editorial Letters should be submitted at microwave transmitter operating cartoons about President Jimmy The Daily office (1C 208) between 9 from power generated by its solar Carter. a.m. and 5 p.m. weekdays, or by arrays (photovoitic cells). It would The signifigent results of the mall to the Forum Page, c/o the "beam down" microwave power to a historic Camp David summit prove Spartan Daily, San Jose State ground (Earth surface) receiving that once THE MEN/SP/WM GAME again Carter should University, 125 S. Seventh anntenna field. The antenna output St., San receive the respect and support he Jose, CA 95112. Friday, September 22, 1978 Page 3 arts& entertainment Playhouse now theater By lAss M. Yining 1973, said most of the in with toddlers Michael, years. been typical of Chicano Once a Vuadeville theater patrons that bring Gilbert, Carlos, and "It's convenient since I gang members, explains playhouse, the 74-year-old their children are more Bernice. live around here and has a Saenz, who is busy taking Jose Theater no longer has concerned if sexual acts Behind the small variety of movies for a tickets at the door. dressing rboms, live are being shown on the caravan follows a 16-year- reasonable price," said In the past, groups of performances, or specially screen than if they are old with her 3-month-old Hollins. "It hasn't gone up them have come in "cholo- priced seating. about about violence. baby. and that's not very com- ed out", in wide-brimmed They've all been Now, the spacious old "Snuff was the only mon." hats, khaki pants, and building on 64 S. 2nd St. is a coming to the Jose every He's noticed that Pendleton shirts according movie that was ever really week for the past year. moviehouse featuring objected to by the Jose business has increased in to Saenz. At these times, three action-packed Tonight, they've come to recent years since the there's been trouble. Theater audience, ac- of the movies a night on a full- cording to Miller. see "Kingdom upkeep has improved and As people continue sized screen: for one dollar Spiders," "The Death of there is more supervision filing into the theater, "It supposedly showed Bruce Lee," and "Slithus". per person. the actual mutilation, the in the theater. which will soon be filled to For the past 13 years, Jose Lopez, 23, climbs Next to the "Wild West capacity, Saenz says, killing of a woman," he the staircase to the balcony Jerry Miller has been said. "It was filmed in Rifle Machine" in the lobby "During the summer, this managing the Jose. He with his friend Luis Solis, is 13-year-old Rene Soto, place is constantly buzzing, South America and had 19, who only speaks says the theater only plays never been rated. We who comes to the movies at unless it's a show nobody action movies because Spanish. Lopez says the Jose two or three times wants to see. booked it and played it for they've been coming about that's what its customers one day and realized that it a month on the bus with a "We get a lot of people like. once a month from Red- bunch of his friends "to coming all the way from was a mistake, so we pulled wood City. Although Solis "Frankly, I like a good it and replaced it with a pick up on the girls." He Gilroy, Coyote, and horror picture myself and only understands key thinks the house rules are Morgan Hill. Some people family-type film." words and action in the the most popular movies Miller said that several too strict. come every day, like the here have been monster movies, according to Soto refers to the rule seniors, since they can get organizations called asking Lopez, the two enjoy the pictures and Kung Fir," he that the film be stopped. that prohibits anyone from in for fifty cents," he ad- said. "We try to get a good hispanic atmosphere that wearing attire that has ded. On a Saturday night- the downtown area offers. 'mixture and we do have last Saturday, for example. first-run action movies the atmosphere at the Jose SJSU Alumnus Josey

here like "Tinteria", is probably quite different Hollins, 31, is on his way letsadie Productions "Jaws" and we even had from what it used to be. back to "Kingdom of the and "Saturday Night Fever." The Tower Saloon In front of the theater, Spiders" after buying some present The movies change an older model station refreshments. He says he without fall every week, wagon unloads. Out comes has been coming to the according to Miller. Mart Cruz, 20, who parades Jose for the past ten The theatre, unlike many in the downtown area, rarely plays an X- rated movie. According to Starts TONIGHT Millet, only two have been shown in the theater since A IACK ROLLINS CHARLES H JOFFE PRODUCTION he began working there "Midnight Cowboy", and "What Do You Say to a 14ked Lady?" At the time, the two films were con- be Alessandro Serena sidered X-rated mateial. Friday nights and weekends find tho Ian Jos* Theater on Second Street Assistant manager packed with families with smell children such as Bete Medellin, loft, and Dan Sams, who has been "INTERIORS' Maris*la Modell. employed at the Jose since Record Review ,08,4 Fri. Sept. 22 6pm-midnight Trower KRISTIN GRIFFITH Sat. Sept. 23 2pm-midnight album 'gutsy' MARYRETH HURT Sun. Sept. 24 noon-8pm By Jon Serial One thing is certain measure. make it with anyone over RICHARD JORDAN When Robin Trower's though, since his most Another standard their 'wonder years.' SAN PEDRO SQUARE other DIANE KEATON wailing guitarwork first hit successful album (Bridge Trower feature is the Fortunately, downtown San Jose the airwaves, rock en- of Sighs) was released soulful singing of James foot-stompin'songs like E.G. MARSHALL thusiasts probably all had several years ago, Robin Dewar, who has been with "Fool" and "My Love" do the same reaction they Traver has cranked out the band since its begin- more than repair any GERALDINE PAGE thought it was the late Jhni four other albums all of ning. damages caused by the Hendrix. them poor sellers. Critics may be right "Birthday Boy" bomb. MAUREEN STAPLETON when they say Trower has of the But the confusion His latest album, orsnjoyment SAM WATERS ON didn't last long as Trower Caravan To Midnight:lust been holding back on ROM all boils down to Admission -$1.00 might pull him out at his of Ids map. I taste. rocketed to the top of the of Photography GORDON WIWS Children under 12- Free rock charts after two slump. One number; King of If you are a hard-core Director highly-successful albums Although the album is the Danoe,"has a gutsy rocker into screaming Executive Producer ROBERT GREEN HUT FOOD * BEER * LIVE MUSIC "Twice Removed From studio-mixed and back-beat which would decibels and nothing else, Produced by CHARLES H. JOFFE Yesterday," and "Bridge somewhat laid back, make even the most maybe this album will fall of Sighs." Trower definitely doesn't mundane lead phrase short of your expectations. JOE SMIELL'S OKTOBERFEST if Written and Directed by WOODY ALLEN But it wasn't long disguise his personal sound exciting. However, On the other hand, POLKA BAND before Trower peaked out. sound. Trower ignores his lead you don't like the gutsy THE OBERKREINER BAND One local record dealer He still uses only one opportunity and waters rock Trower is noted for, rst,Warsaw. mime claimed Trower lost his vocal, a bass, a guitar and down a potentially great perhaps you also should EDELWEISS QUARTET following because he cut drums for his band with song. pass up this album. T 'hided Artists PLUS ANNIE HOFFMAN down on his guitarwort and occasional vocal hammy But when he does cut However, if your tastes IrAnST,,,PFYA went commercial. thrown in for good loose, like in the title track lie somewhere in between, WINCHESTER / 984 "Caravan To Midnight," give the album a listen. CE11TURY 21 PNY. 280 / S610 Dewar displays polished You might be pleasantly CALL THEATRE FOR SHOW TIMES! and inventive style few can surprised. MATINEES SATURDAY and SUNDAY' equal in the rock genre. 1 CITIZt NS WITH AtW, CARD 52 25 His ability to master AMERICAN MULTI CINEMA TWI LITE SPECIAL ENGAGEMENTS EXCLUDED dynamics and timing has * Ills' INDICATES TVVI LITE SHOW TICKETSON SALE 30 MINUTES PRIOR TO TLS * * * * * definitely become much sharper.. He has ex- changed a little volume for FILM a little more polish and A ROBERT ALTMAN come out ahead in the bargain. comPtos There also Is some "A WEDDING" expo riemen ta ti on with Harpsichord Recital by Fernando Valenti 3:30 p.m. different sounds featured DESI ARNAZ JR . CAROL BURNETT Sunday. Music Concert Hall. Free. on the album. Some of it is iltak "Homecoming Cabaret" rock comedy featuring Leila goad some is bad. GERALDINE CHAPLJN HOWARD DUFF and the Snakes (formerly of the Tubes), Rick and Ruby A successful ex- and Bob Sarlatte. 9 p.m., September 29. AS. Ballroom. periment with new MIA FARROW VITTORIO GASSMAN Students $4.00, $5 at the door. General $5, $6 at the door. rhythms and chords itt4 PG resulted in a breezy tune qt) Sri Chinmoy, remelted Mika musician and guru HUTTON for Carlos Santana and John McLaughlin will play at 12 entitled "It's ForYou." ., ,, or dry obV UWAN GISH LAUREN noon September 28. S.U. Aniphitheatre. Free. The melody, done to a Disco Dance 9 p.m. tonight in the Satellite Room, next disco beat, is simple yet VIVECA LINDFORS PAT McCORMICK to the Spartan Pub. $1.50 before 11 p.m., $1.75 after. Meekly* enough 80 as not 11140 0 to Meek the listener's taste r) teethe unique. DINA MERRILL NINA VAN PAU_ANDT 10CAt Another experiment with different melodies, San Jose Convention sad Cultural Center: "Diary of a "Birthday Boy," back- I 32 ASSORTED FRIENDS RELATIVES AND UNEXPECTED ARRIVALS Mormon Girl" 8 p.m. tomorrow. $3.50, I450 and 0.50 at fired. C AND San Jose Box Office. Maynard Ferguson 6p.m. Monday. The tune sounds like it TOMMVTHOMPSON..ROBEITAIYMAN 0.50 and $7.50 at Bass. was written for the younger "Man vs. Woman" Sunday Repertory JOHN CONSIDINE PATRICIA RESNIC.K ALLAN NICHOLLS at Actors crinrd age fire and un- ROBERT ALTMAN Theatre. $4.50. Call theatre for times. 266406. der. Rick Derringer Saturday, Poker Pace Monday at the 341641116 Street lyrics ROBERT ALTMANVJOHN CONSIDINE Bodega, Campbell. Call the Mega ft,' times. 3744000. sang Ida nursery rhyme IPOI A LION'S GA TE.D.LtS.PRODUCTION Jan and Dean Monday night at the Odyssey Room; melody prohably won't Inc., Sunnyvale. $3.00. Call the Odyssey Room for times. 245-4448 Octoberfest '711 today, tomorrow and Sunday at San Spartan Daily Pedro Square. German music, food and German and American beer. $1.00. University Community Slice ISM OPENS Camera One: "Casablanca" and "North by Nor, limed class poets, paid al sot thwest" tonight; "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" and Jose, fiddornis. Manibilr d Now For Something Completely Different" late show California Newspeper "FIST." The Water- Prhashers Asearbitten and the tonight and Saturday; and "On Associated Press. P861111,1 front" tomorrow, Sunday and Monday. $2.00 students, daily by San Jape State THURSDAY 22.50 non-students. Call theatre for times. 04-3100. University, eitcoptlatuiday and Eulipia Crepe Cafe: Barney Kessel Trio tonight and Moodily, daring the Wiese year. Call cafe The opinions tapered in the tomorrow night. South Bey Connection Sunday. paPee ere not neessesartly these for time and admission price. 2934818. al Ow Assecletill Saidents, the Ureteral, Adenleistradee er the Dopartmeet of Jearealism 9/8 NOT SO 110011 and Advertising. SubscripUons accepted mly on a remainder of Santana and Eddie Morey 5 p.m. and I p.m. Friday at semester bosh. Fall academic the Monterey Conference Center. 0.1111 advanced and , year, 0. Each sonsister. 0 Se. 08eampull Wet per cepa, Id $9.50 day of show at BASS. erns. Avow 2174111: Ad- EXCLUSNE Aretha Freddie, 7:20p.m. and 11 p.m. Friday at the miralties' 2774171. Printed by Circle Star Theater. $7.50 and 01.50 at BASS and Nespaper Ticketron. * * * * 0111'. DADULTI T ii T ICKETS LIMITED TO SEATING w Page 4 Friday, September 22, 1978 sports St. Louis could upset Volleyballers lose; U S F tourney favorite host own tourney By Dan Miller team. from Thesalonika, Greece. Hartwick, but it will be field alighment; four University of San The Dons have come USF has other good difficult to mold together a forwards, four midfielders By Keith Kropp got many opportunities to each other more and be a. Francisco comes into the under some fire from players from Iran, Liberia, team with different players and two defensive backs. After opening its 1978 put the ball to the floor. talkative team. This is Shrine Soccer Classic this opposing coaches for Venezuela, Switzerland, from different parts of the This makes the Dons an season with a disappointing However, it was not enough weekend unbeaten, ranked recruiting players from all Holland, Germany and world." going to be a long season if. extremely good offensive loss to UC-Irvine, SJSU's week and we're respon- number one in the nation over the world, including Ethiopia and all are ex- Thus far, USF soccer we don't play better,'! team using four attackers women's volleyball nea rly error-free and favored to win the two players from Nigeria cellent players at their team play. Ward said. coach Steve Negoesco and up front, according to will look to improve its tournament. who were members of that respective positions, ac- his assistants have done a Atack. record when it hosts its own One thing that sur- Admission for the College experts, country's World Cup team. cording to Atack. tournament fine job jelling the team tournament beginning prised Ward was that Ir- and for coaches and pollsters Tony Igwe is one of the Atack defended the Most colleges use a Friday's games together. tonight at 6 and continuing vine did not play a quick is $1 for believe the one team that players from Nigeria and Dons' position on more conventional 3-5-2 students and $2 for The Dons are 6-0 on the tomorrow from 9 a.m. to middle hitting game, a adults. could possibly beat the an excellent recruiting players from system; three attackers, For has been young season, outscoring 9:30 p.m. style of play the Spartans Saturday, prices will Dons is St. Louis Univer- player for the Dons thus around the world, Monday five rnidfielders and two be $4 for adults their opponents 32-3. USF This is the second SJSU play. and $2 for sity and that will be the far. at a press conference at the backs. students. Saturday defeated a good Chico State Invitational and this year prices tournament's opening The other Nigerian is Le Baron Hotel in San Jose. 'We just need to help are for the entire day. team according to SJSU 12 teams will be competing, game. Alex Nwosu, a junior and "Really, the American "We open the tour- coach Julie Menendez, 3-2. including UC-Berkeley, "The USF-St. Louis an All-America choice last soccer programs have nament against St. Louis USF also has beaten Santa Clara University, game could be a preview of season with the Dons. progressed so much, that and which we feel will be our San Francisco State 5-1 CSU-San Francisco and the NCAA final game later Nwosu has been there is no difference toughest opponent," Atack on a trip to the Northwest Stanford. this year," said SJSU nicknamed "Magic" by his between foreign and crushed Portland 8-0 said. "St. Louis probably they This is the second SJSU coach Julie Menendez. teammates and was the American players at the 18 edged Washington works harder than any and Invitational and this year -That game alone will be Don's leading scorer last and 19 age levels," Atack University 1-0. other college soccer team in 12 teams will be competing, worth the price of ad- year. said. Last Sunday, the Dons the nation. including UC-Berkeley, mission." Other outstanding "The main reason we played the University of "However, because of Santa Clara University, The Dons are the players the Dons have recruited these players is the Pacific in their league our strong attack, soccer CSU-San Francisco and favorites to win the tour- recruited from around the because they know so and completely opener intelligence and skill, I Stanford. Volleyball coach nament. Don assistant globe include an All- many little insights about Tigers 11-0. destroyed the think we will. defeat St. Jane Ward indicated that coach Lee Mack offers two America from last year, the game our foreign player Besides the Louis Friday night and go Stanford, CSU-Long Beach reasons for this. Bjorn Dahl, a back from players have a lot to teach the Dons' personnel, on to win the tournament." and CSU-Northridge will First, their personnel Bergen, Norway. the American players. unusual field alignment be the teams to beat. is excellent physically and Another returning "I think we have im- has other coaches in the Tickets are still Wednesday night's loss intellectually and second, letterman for the Dons is proved our player per- tournament scratching available for the Shrine was a stunning their player alignment is the anchorman of the sonnel over last season to Irvine their heads and worried. Soccer Classic in the Mens defeat as the Anteaters unique for a college soccer defense, Nick Lambardis. when we finished second to Gym, The Dons use a 4-4-2 118 or call 277-3241. won the best three out of five match in three games, 15-13,15-9,15-10. PICK In the first game Irvine Judokas vie in Argentina raced to a 9-1 lead only to A see the Spartans fight back and take a 13-12 lead. Four SJSU athletes Shawn Gibbons, Keith Sports Festival last July in plained, "and each man POCKET. However, Irvine recovered comprise half of the U.S. Nakasone, Brewster Colorado Springs, Colo., either won or placed high in and took the next three judo team which competes Thompson and Mike according to SJSU judo the NCAA or AAU points to win the game. at the Pan-American Judo Vincenti were named to the coach Yosh Uchida. championships." "We just didn't pass Union championships Sept. eight-man squad after Uchida, who has the ball well," 28-Oct. 2 in Buenos Aires, winning their respective In Colorado, each man Ward said coached SJSU to 17 con- following the match. "We Argentina. weight divisions at the U.S. had to defeat four other secutive NCAA judo titles, made many fundamental wasn't surprised that the errors plus we were not foursome did so well at the reacting. We were just Sports Festival. standing. "I felt that they would "The second game was win," Uchida said, "and I a critical game for us, but think they will do well in we lost seven points on our Argentina." serve receiving errors. That really hurt us." Uchida predicts Most of the evening "Nakasone should win" the Irvine was able to come up 132 -pound division and with all the crucial points. "Gibbons could do the Many times the Anteaters same" in the open division. were able to keep rallies Nakasone won both the going and eventually a NCAA and AAU cham- Spartan mistake would pionships this year, while them the point. A pocket pickers paradise: give that's the Gap! We've got more Gibbons finished second in Commenting on Ir- ickets for you to pick from than the NCAA. vine's play, Ward stated dmost anyone. From plain to Gibbons won the AAU that the Anteaters' serving larwy. the Gaps got a pocket or title in 1977. game was very strong. "Our offense could not Vinncenti, by Blofr Godboul who com- get going, simply because Jan Baszak (30) and Monica Hayes (22) look to The petes at the 156-pound we did not pass well. We spike the ball during Wednesday's varsity level, won the NCAA really did not have that championship this year. volleyball matcch against Irvine. Today and by Barbaro Norris many hitting errors." Thompson, a 209- Saturday, the Spartans host the SJSU Invitational SJSU's Keith Nakasone controls his opponent in a recent Spartan judo match. Jan Baszak, Monica pounder, placed third in Hayes and Sheila Silvaggio Tournament. Nakasone was one of four SJSU athletes selected to an eight man squad which AAU competition. will compete at the PanAnierican Judo Union Championships in Argentina. The four SJSU per- judokas with excellent formers also will par- Water poloists sunk credentials, Uchida said. ticipate in teh World "Every division had Championships at Tokyo, five men," Uchida ex- Japan in November. in Berkeley tourney

By Craig Hammack give schools game ex- From that point on, the' URGENT BERKELEYThe jsu perience. Bears scored eight straight water polo team took it on "The only thing we got goals and dominated play. Who cares? the chin twice yesterday at out of the game was game They consistently set up the Cal Invitational experience, which is what near the Spartan goal; and Rape victim needs information Today's questions: Tournament at Harmon weed because we have so often scored on tip shots I. The following National Football League teams gym pool. many inexperienced with the scoring playa:: from any student who parked in the have former SJSU football players on their rosters. In the first game, SJSU players," Spartan coach touching the ball just long Name the players. Ii Denver, 2) Los Angeles (2) faced the UC-Berkeley "A" Mike MacNaMa said. enough to bat it into the net. garage at 9th ") San Fernando at and St. Louis. team and lost 19-4. The "A" The team has seven "I said some bad 2. Who was the last player to hit four home runs in squad is for the most part freshmen, seven transfers things to them (Bears) any time during the Fall semester a major league game? the team with which the and only three returnees when SJSU tied the score, 3 What do the following football players have in Bears will defend their 1977 from a year ago. but from then on our ex-. 1976. Call collect (415) 367-8800 common? Steve Owens, Pat Sullivan, Johnny Rogers NCAA water polo cham- "We need to play with perience showed," and Bill Cannon. pionship. more intensity and we need Berkeley coach Pete Answers: to play with more alert- Later in the afternoon, Cutino said. 1. DenverLouis Wright; Los AngelesCody Jones ness," MacNaMa added. are the SJSU team played the "The Spartans and Dwayne O'Steen; St. LouisRandy Gill MacNaMa UC-Berkeley "C" team, wasn't very inexperienced, but "A stunning success 2. Mike Schmidt against Cubs in April of 1977. particularly comprised of "red shirts" impressed I'm glad to see they stilt, ...often very funny 3. All were former Heisman Trophy winners. with the Berkeley water polo team. . ( players sitting out the "A" have a team because of its 'They've been ...a compassionate current season) and lost 8- slop- rebuilding since coach Lee portrait..." Charles 4. piness, but he did say they were "very talented." Walton left (1969), but it Champlin, L.A. Times Played in an informal That they were. takes time to get a . An absolutely manner with five-minute Although the Bears played program going. They'll, sensational performance quarters instead of the sloppily with ball control take their lumps, but usual seven and officiated errors and errant passes, MacNaMa is an excellent by Melanie Mayron. An QUICK AND CLEAN / by players and coaches they got rolling after SJSU coach and the only way W. unforgettable portrait." ERROR FREE from various schools, the tied the score at two in the improve is to keep' tournament is intended to first quarter. playing," Cutino said. Associated Press AUTOMATIC TYPING / The two-day tour- 150 WPM nament continues today ONE DAY SERVICE / with SJSU facing CSU- Hayward at 10:30 a.m. anct girl friends tern, paper. VOLUNTEERS the UC-Berkeley "B" team* ( repori.. .1 i, "Girl Friends" at 1:30p.m. ((a)) \1(.1.(aic 1.1% ion jirtlortop Anitatikinner. Instant IT% mon, NEEDED I t(,i ii's . lInt, lialaban. Gina CALL NOW \ \1 \ Mike '

Friday, September 22, 1978 Page 5 sports olorado coach has quarterback problems By Mike Barnhart broken loose yet this Haynes, end Stuart Walker some problems." SJSU's Lynn Stiles season. and linebacker Jeff Lee are Colorado can an- isn't the only head football The senior fullback, other defensive standouts. ticipate problems from coach with quarterback who ran for 1,299 yards last Colorado punter Lance Spartan speedster Stan season has rushed for 141 ) a problems. Olander ranks eighth Webster. yards and one touchdown is While Stiles was among collegiate punters. on 36 carries, Webster is rated eighth if choosing Ed Luther over Olander is averaging in ail-purpose running with Paul Catanese to guide the Stiles seems impressed 45.3 yards per kick and has 347 yards 1173.Spergamei. Spartans against with Mayberry. a long kick of 58 yards. nationally-ranked Colorado "He's probably the He is the team's leading the Buffalo defensive back (15th by AP and 19th in best back in the Big 8 pass receiver with eight for Mike Davis is Ilth among UPI) tomorrow afternoon Conference," Stiles says. catches for 112 yards and for punt returners with a 13.7 tops the squad in kick in Boulder, Buffalo coach "But he's got an of- Its. average. returns ( seven for 235 Bill Mallory was faced with fensive line averaging will yards. for a similar QB dilemma. about 267 pounds in front of Stiles feels the Spar- tans "will be outrnanned es Wednesday Mallory him and maybe even I Tomorrow's game will but hopefully won't be tabbed junior Bill Solomon could get a couple of yards be broadcast by KXRX outplayed." instead of Pete Cyphers as behind that line." (1500) at 12:05 p.m. Hal the quarterback. But Mallory hasn't "If we play to Ramey will handle play-by- "I wasn't satisfied with been too happy with the maximum capacity and get play duties and Bob tle results we were getting play of his offensive line. a little luck," Stiles says, Murphy will do the com- rtth Cyphers in there," "The line has failed to "we can give Colorado mentary. Mallory explained, "and click like it should," Solomon came in and made Mallory said, "and their things happen." defense could give us some Baseball briefs "Maybe we just needs problems." change of pace," Mallory Mallory says SJSU "is A number of last undergone surgery to halt said. defensively stronger" than season's area high school gastrointestinal hemorrh- baseball standouts have aging. The 45-year-old Cyphers started both of both Oregon and Miami turned out for the Spartan Venezuelan is in the in- Colorado's other games, and the Spartans are "the baseball team, according tensive care unit of a wins over Oregon, 24-7, and best of the three." to head coach Gene Maracaibo hospital. Miami of Florida, 17-7, but Mallory also praises Menges. his statistics weren't his own defense. They include: Joe overly impressive. "Our defense has made Spicer (Santa Teresa High AMEIP :* The 61 junior com- this team so far," Mallory School), Denny Eldridge CNIE pleted three of 11 passes for said. (Sunnyvale), Steve Sexton 11414 28yards. In its first two games (Lynbrook), Paul Collura Solomon, coming off the Buffaloes allowed only (Homestead), Bruce LAST NIGHT the bench, connected on six 392 total yards, 216 on the Jensen (Await), Eric BOGEY AND BERGMAN IN or 14 aerials for 130 yards, ground and 176 through the Richesen (Del Mar). Mark CASABLANCA including a pair of and two touchdowns. Risso I Wilcox 1, Aaron air, 7.15 touchdown passes last Tachibana (Mountain Nose guard Laval ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S week. Short, who made 19 tackles View), T. J. Boyle (Oak ULTIMATE CHASE THRILLER "But the key to this against Miami last week, Grove), Mark Cipres game," says Mallory, "is and tackle Ruben (Monta Vista), Frank "NORTH Vaughan, touted by the Leonard (Homestead) and BY NORTHWEST" the running of James Frank Manumaleuna (66) is shown here making a tackle on Stanford fullback, by David Korner Mayberry." Colorado media as an All- Greg Giguere (St. Fran- 9:20 Phil Francis (41) in last week's Cardinal SJSU game. Although he is the America candidate, lead cis). team's top the defense. Manumaleuna is a serious candidate this year for all-America considerations FRI-SAT LATE SHOW rusher,Mayberry hasn't Defensive back Mark as a linebacker. CLEVELAND (AP) - MONTY PYTHON The Cleveland Indians' No. 1 draft choice, former AND THE Wilcox (Santa Clara) High HOLY GRAIL Spartan tackle Sims is in complete contrast School standout Phil AND Lansford, will be examined AND NOW by two Los Angeles or- FOR SOMETHING thopedic sspecialists for to popularly-held image of football players treatment of an elbow COMPLETELY injury and muscle DIFFERENT problems in his thigh. BEGINS AT 11:45 in Boulder By Chuck Hildebrand responsibilities." football because he enjoys lettered in football, have no qualms about the will be a stern Lansford, 19, was the one, There are a lot of "We sit there and it and has no professional basketball and track. school at all." calling the Buffaloes 10th player selected in the SAT-SUNMON "awesome." dimensions to Bob Sims - analyze everything our aspirations. From there he went on He called his parents June amateur draft. He STALLONE, BRANDO "But not the least of which are opponent does so that we "I'm going to masters to Fullerton Junior College his greatest influences and everybody here saw limited duty with AND THE LABOR STRUGGLE where he was a first-team has played football for his intelligence and ar- can anticipate it and react school in January," he is still very close to them. Batavia in the Class A New F.I.S.T. all-conference choice and quite a while and knows ticulateness. to it," he continued. said. "I just enjoy the "My parents go to every York-Penn League, hitting 9.10 was named honorable what has to be done," he But the 6-3, 235-pound "Football is a science emotional aspect of the game, home 2nd away, and .238 in 49 games. ON THE mention all-state and All- reasoned. "Anybody can senior also happens to be a now," he declared. game, the things you do they're both involved with WATERFRONT pretty fair football player. "They're down to specific and the people you meet. America. the Quarterback Club. It's beat anybody else on a Former major league given 7.00 The Spartans' starting techniques on every move It's opened a lot of doors for After he gets out of fantastic to know day." shortstop Luis Aparicio has NEST WEEK DONA ELOR left tackle's personality is you make on the field. me and I think it's im- school (he's nine units somebody cares that much. AND HER TWO HUSBANDS in complete contrast to the There is very little that you portant to get involved in short of his bachelor's "I guess I'm my dad's --11.-_---._ .-- popular image of football do that isn't diagrammed something that you're degree at present) he hopes alter ego; he played ball e---1....., 14.-- ; players. precisely. We even have really dedicated to." to get involved in his own also," Sims said. "He's a business eventually. "I Mirlfii >PAVIIWOht.. Sims, a business ad- computer readouts on dymanic guy. People that ...\ /,.\,., ministration/marketing ourselves and our op- would definitely like to pull really give a damn about d major, says that image is ponents." my own strings and push you influence you and he is §-. largely a false Sims, who is small for my own buttons," he said. one." "I enjoy people and would Sims' satisfaction with ..er, categorization. a major college offensive . 1. "You cannot be really tackle, must make up for definitely like to work with SJSU is mutual, according dumb and play football," his lack of bulk by being a them as much as possible." to Stiles. ’:1- \-ttAV ,\ Okxiikait he said. "There's as much thinking ballplayer - and it On the rare occasions "His primary attribute involved in the mental is his intelligence that he that he has time to himself is his intelligence which aspect of the game as the considers his major at- he prefers to, as he put it, has enabled him to play a THIS FRIDAY physical. You have to tribute as a player. "generally kick back." number of line positions for (NEXT TO MU BAkuty) completely understand Spartan head coach "I like to head for us," Stiles said. "Bob your tecl-liques and Lynn Stiles agrees, adding Santa Cruz and just get really appears to enjoy AT THE SATELLITE ROOM that Sims' "intangibles" away from the city for a playing the game. ADMISSION:S1.50 BEFORE 11PM while," he said. FROM 9:00 TO 1:30 makes him especially "Bob is the kind of 1.75 AFTER 11PM valuable to the team. He describes the SJSU person who will un- ;f J. "By intangibles I mean team, and the offensive line doubtedly be successful in his character, positive in particular, as being "a whatever he does," Stiles MICHAEL J. RUSS AND JOHN HILEY - YOUR DJ HOSTS attitude and leadership together group. We have a added. "He's worked qualities," Stiles said. good time together." awfully hard to get where His success hasn't He's happy that he he is now and I'm sure he'll come easily. decided to come to SJSU. continue to do so." "Football and school Bob Sims "The area is beautiful, the Sims says the Spar- are two full-time jobs for A budding musical business school here is one tans' test tomorrow against me," said Sims, who career (he played the of the best in the state - I the University of Colorado carries a 3.2 grade point clarinet, trumpet and piano average. at various times) was cut "Football is a short when he entered high tremendous physical drain school because, as Sims Spartan and I usually come home quipped, "I would have totally exhausted. We have looked rather strange Daily hard practice four times a marching with the band at the week and we're respon- halftime in my football homecoming sible for films, meetings uniform." reaches and keeping up on our Sims was born in San DANCE playbook. There area lot of Francisco but graduated aspects of the game that from Los Alamitos High over most people don't realize. School in Seal Beach near Sims said he plays Los Angeles, where he 25,000 people Rope

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er: KSJS news director: college radio is 'different'

By Chuck Hildebrand 'I don't think we could Dodgers were the best newscasters and sport- What do college fill a half an hour of news team in the (National scasters. students look for in a time with just campus League Western I division "I'm doing about as university radio station? events," he continued. and had been all season. I good a job as I can," Bill Schmalle, news Music, according to don't think any other Bay Schmalle said, "and I feel and sports director of Schmalle, is the main thing Area station got him to say that I'm a pretty good KSJS, the SJSU student- that attracts people to a that." sports reporter now. I operated station, doesn't radio station. KSJS, he In addition, Schmalle would love to be a sports feel that college stations noted, is no exception and said the station provides director for a professional should Limit their scope to the station tries to offer a coverage of some sports, station when I graduate." campus events and that notably SJSU baseball and All Personls variety of music that ap- Schmalle, 20, is a they should attempt in- soccer, that are ignored by peals to all tastes. senior majoring in jour- in Thursday stead to provide a different the rest of the broadcast Despite the lack of wanted to perspective on events off media. nalism. He has editions, experience of the staffers, involved in sports campus. He conceded that become Schmalle says it is not "since fifth for -We're different from, KSJS's listening audience broadcasting 2 lines uncommon for the station or sixth grade when I say, the college newspaper is fairly small because "the to get stories that realized that I wouldn't be because people pick up the only promotion we get is professional stations don't. good enough to play 75c Daily to keep up on school from the Spartan Daily." professionally." events," Schmalle said. "Last Sunday," said But he stresed that think that's the case Schmalle, "I talked to KSJS's main function is not He is a native of Fresno don't by Ales-sondro Beretto with us; I think people just (Cincinnati Reds manager to attract a large audience and graduated from director want to be generally en- Sparky Anderson when no or to make money, but to Corcoran High School, 50 KSJS news -sports Bill Schmalle is pictured during KSJS's daily half- tertained when they listen one else was around and he provide training time and miles south of Fresno, in hour news and sports show. Scmalle, a resident of Corcoran in the San Joaquin to us told me the ( Los Angeles ) facilities for prospective 1975. Valley, hopes someday to land a professional job in radio. Collegiate boxing once a popular sport; Spartans the West Coast powerhouse

By Chuck Hildebrand teams year in and year out, on his performance. The was abolished" Menendez tinued. boxing program to survive. then be added In recent years a few "People -OP AUTO WASH Collegiate boxing. along with Washington points would said. "It was the only way would really have ASTOR'S COIN end of the fight to schools have taken timid to get behind it. It It's been a thing of the State University and up at the we could compete with takes a For the change in your victor. steps in the direction of a lot of time and past for 18 years now and Gonzaga Wash.) determine a some of those schools." a lot of pocket, you can clean your car. h e Among SJSU's In addition to in- revival, Menendez noted. dedication to maintain any although there have been University. were Among them are Cal, Santa recent moves toward a sUniversity of Wisconsin pugilistic greats tersectional matches with athletic program." 75c WAX 50c VACUUM 25c Clara, U-C Santa Cruz and WASH revival, it is still nothing was the biggest national Archie Milton, Nick teams like Wisconsin, There's something Chico State, all of which 732 S. 1st St. (near VIrgtEna) more than a club sport. power and wound up with O'Connor, Dave Nelson, Menendez said yearly physical about combat more team and individual Harry Campbell and T.C. schedules were usually now have club teams. that appeals to people," $04 Lincoln (3 blks. S. of W. San Carlos) SJSU But at one time NCAA crowns than any Chung. composed of teams like Army, Navy and a few Menendez declared. "If Ow. 24 limas 7/d4ys/wEEk bastions of was one of the other school, Menendez Instead of recruiting Idaho, Idaho State, other Eastern teams also you're walking down the that for power in a sport said. boxers with amateur ex- Sacramento State, Nevada- compete on a limited basis. street and you see a one of the years was Over the years SJSU perience, Menendez said he Reno, and Cal Poly-San A "national cham- basketball game going on National Athletic produced 13 individual concentrated on developing Luis Obispo. pionship" was held last chances are you won't stop. most Association's NCAA champions. Com- fighters through extensive Stanford, Cal and year in Reno. It wasn't But if you see two people popular. petition usually packed classes and two popular on- Chico State also had teams sanctioned by the NCAA fighting you'll stop every The Spartans won Spartan Gym and they campus tournaments open but those schools refused to but it represented the first time." XEROX 9400 championships in NCAA drew upwards of 15,000 to all students the Novice box against SJSU, national effort to restore "Boxing fills a duplicating services available 1958, 1959, and 1960, fans when they traveled to and All-College tourneys. Menendez said. collegiate boxing. vicarious human need," becoming the first and only Midwest hotbeds such as In fact, Menendez said Ironically, it was an According to Menendez continued. NOW AT school to capture it three Wisconsin. Campus in- that for some time there SJSU boxer that had an Menendez, several things "People either need to years in succession, ac- terest, as Menendez put it, was NCAA rule prohibiting unwilling hand in the would have to happen participate in combat or to KINKO'S COPIES cording to SJSU soccer was "tremendous." schools from using boxers demise of collegiate boxing before SJSU could return be identified with it. That's Menendez. coach Julie The dual meets con- who had any experience when a Wisconsin fighter even to a limited program. why boxing is the only 481 E. San Carlos St. Menendez is better known sisted of 10 weight before their 16th birthday. he was dueling in the 1960 "There would have to sport that can attract a $6 & 1 1 th) as the school soccer mentor divisions. The winner of "But Wisconsin, I.SU and NCAA tournament died be an adjustment in million live gate (as the (BETWEEN 10th boxing but he also was the each bout would receive some of the northern after the bout. facilities somewhei.e on recent Ali-Spinks glory 295-5511 coach during SJSU's two team points, one point schools insisted on After that incident campus," he said. "The heavyweight championship He also was the years. for a draw and none for a recruiting experienced most of SJSU's opponents areas we used to use have fight did)." Olympic coach of the 1960 loss. boxers and eventually the dropped the sport and the been modified and are Youth boxers, at least which included team Bouts were scored on rule was dropped," Spartans suddenly found being used for other things from poorer areas, will Mohammed Ali, then the "10-10 system," in Menendez said. themselves without a now." always be available in known as Cassius Clay. which the winner of each "We had no scholar- schedule. As a result they Also, there would have large numbers because the According to round would be credited ship program but we didn't too were forced to abandon to be a lot of campus in- sport is inexpensive enough Menendez, SJSU was one of with 10 points and the loser turn away boxers with boxing and the NCAA terest, both among par- to conduct even in ghettoes, the West Coast's leading with one to nine, depending experience once the rule tournament was discon- ticipants and fans, for a Menendez said. Action Theater 25W San Salvador

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By Dan Miller cramped in a station- leaders both on and off the many awards and press graduating seniors Evans said. "We were so Now Showing wagon. field requires his team- clips it is really great. shouldn't be picked by the poor, we couldn't afford Need a carpet sweeper, But on the ride up, the mates' respect both as a "I won the Most North American Soccer shoes." buy a Hoover, need a radio was constantly player and an individual. Valuable Player Award in League. Evans took off a chimney sweeper, hire blaring out the Bay Area's Once the players were the Oneonta Mayor's Cup "Each of us are good sneaker, revealing his foot Dick Van Dyke, need a SEX top 40 hits, some of the in the locker room, the in New York and again individual players," said shaped like a gravy boat soccer sweeeper, recruit players singing along with mood and atmosphere after playing Cornell, but I Evans, "and we have a from the callouses of one of the best soccer "Taste of Honey" and became very mellow. can't do these things strong bench. I think the playing barefoot. players in the nation. singing "Boogie Oogie "It's good to be loose without the other defensive only players that would "I always wanted to That is what Spartan Is My Bag Oogie." before the game," said players. hurt us if they were injured play the forward position, soccer coach Julie Others read the sports Evans while doing some "I cannot stress would be Steve Ryan and score the goals and receive Menendez did when he page of the Mercury while leg stretching exercises, enough the importance to Easy Perez." the glory because that is recruited Derek Evans doing a little toe tapping in "but during the game we me of having guys like After graduating this what fans pay to see. And from Burlingame High the back seat. Some read must concentrate 100 Keith Greene, Steve year,Evans hopes to fulfill "But I wasn't too good School to play sweeper in up on how Charlie Brown percent on soccer because, Sampson and Tom Ryan a lifetime dream of playing up front and when I was 12 the Spartan defense three out there." professional soccer. years old we came to the years ago. I really like Tom Ryan. "I was born in Guyana, United States where I Mortgage "A sweeper is like a .we must concentrate His brother Steve also South America, where we played midfielder and back centerfielder in baseball or receives a lot of recognition used to always play pick-up in high school." a free safety in football," 100 percent...one which he deserves, but games in the city streets," of sin Evans said, "he's the only Tom always hustles his ass player able to view all of mistake and you pay.' off along with Ricky the action on the field. Azofeifa and Simon Admission "Because I have the was doing. Easy Perez fell Jesus, one mistake and you Chafer." T.V.'s FOR RENT action in front of me, one of asleep. pay." Evans feels that the $1.00 my jobs is to constantly The team stopped in Not only has Evans players are taking this Special Student Rates inform teammates who to Concord for a pregame gained the respect from season very seriously continuous cover and where. dinner at Denny's. In front teammates he needs to be a because for most of the "I've always wanted to of God and everybody, one successful sweeper back players it is their last year 8am til 4am score goals, but my job is to of the players climbed into and captain, but he has here. create the plays of- a high chair at the table gained respect nationally. "We are a real $10 PER MONTH fensively, that's what and was then presented Evans played the together tearnon and off the Menendez wants out of with a bib and a lime sweeper position for the field because after this me." lollipop. West squad at the Colorado we'll probably never play 377-2935 The sweeper is such a Spartan goalie Paul Sports Festival this past with each other again," vital organ of the Spartan's Coffee, oomplaining of a summer. Evans said. defense, that Derek has stomach ache was told to "I was really proud to Derek believes there is been named one of the order a bowl of soup and be a member of that team no reason why all eight team's captains along with ginger ale. The waitress and the defensive unit," STOP HERE Steve Ryan that entails off- came back with a huge Evans said. "The pro field responsibilities as chocolate malted. scouts always think the LOW COST San Jose is not all bad well. In Sacramento, while the east team is the CHARTER FLIGH1S RecYcle`Boolctore "We are very players were out scouting powerhouse, but we really TO LONDON Dangling on the edge of the Devil's eyelash responsible young men," the field's condition, Evans kicked ass." For Christmas 157$ Evans said, "but we like to and Easy Perez got into a 98 E. SAN FERNANDO ST. in this seemingly grotesque city, you may Derek gave high praise Departures Der 5 have fun and stay loose friendly kick boxing match to Coffee, find asylum in our intimate isles and his teammate 12. 15 and 26 SAN JOSE, CA. 286-6275 piles of before every game and I while Menendez looked on. and goalie for the same Mail or tall us for books. Reference books, novel books, kind of look out for the "The coach lets us do West squad in Colorado. Laker Skytram Info players, especailly the pretty much what we want Evans said Coffee is out- picture books, mystery books, children's ones." to do," Evans said, "He's ALso ASK US Allot of younger standing and "a hell of an LOW COST books, cook books, history books, instruction During a recent road here to teach us soccer, not athlete." Rent-a.rar in Britain books, books upon books to seduce your trip to Sacramento, the baby-sit us, so I watch "Easy Perez and Inter EllrOTIVan linens an idea some of the younger soccer team gave myself were really well CALL 984-7 576 attention and background music for your of just how they like to stay players as the captain." known when we were on Ittitni few* imel other senses. loose before a game which Evans claims that our trip back East," Evans SNOW was pretty hard to do when being one of the teams said. "We have received so Am Friday, September 22, 1978 Page 7 Cleve touched by benefit performance

By Jon Bernal termission and thanked comply with a City Council request and could see their Jose Symphony, the con- Cleve benefit that night. Ballet, conducted the 8.5- Beethoven Choral "( A benefit concert was them all. decision upholding a fee for point about legal problems ductor, guest pianist, and His concerto won member San Jose Sym- movement, called the :held Tuesday night for San "I don't have any rental of the Performing of precedent. the 120-member choral him a three -minute phony in the program. event a "celebration" for :Jose Symphony Director prepared works and if I Arts Center. "I would have like to group, including 40 standing ovation. When he The real beauty of this George Cleve. :George Cleve who was did they would be Symphony manager have save some of our members of the SJSU choir left the stage, he was benefit," said de Cnuteau, :burned severely in a fire inadequate for this oc- Richard Wright asked the funds," he said, "but we under the directorship of whisked away to catch a "is the whole idea of Richard Wright, the :last March. casion," saki the misty- council last week if they don't mind because of the Charlene Archibeque, an plane to New York, where everyone contributing - symphony manager, said The production was to eyed director. "I have would drop the rental fee, circumstances of this SJSU music professor. he was scheduled for Andre Watts even paid his everyone involved seemed raise money for the con- very deep emotions and claiming the unique cir- benefit. We want to make another engagement. own hotel bill." to enjoy putting in the extra ductor who lost about gratitude for the people on cumstances of the benefit sure every penny goes to Andre Watts, came to effort. :$125,000 in personal stage and all of you - but went beyond the council's George Cleve." San Jose from an Denis de Coteau, music William Ramsey, possessions when a fire I'll let the music speak for standard. engagement in Anchorage, professor at Hayward director of choral activities "They even hit the Alaska, arriving Tuesday and conductor at Stanford University and rehearsals :ravaged his home in itself." In a majority opinion, Volunteers for the University early!" he the San morning to play San Francisco bass-baritone in the :Berkeley, according to Cleve was also councilman Jim Self said benefit included at the of the chuckled !Richard Wright, general presented with a he was "in empathy with :Manager of the San Jose proclamation written by the request, but feared ;Symphony. Mayor Janet Gray Hayes granting this exception ; Wright said the fire not hailing his achievements would set a precedent." He bnly destroyed Cleve's and saying the people added this could affect expensive piano and viola should "exalt in the spirit future decisions. classifieds but also a 25-year collection George Cleve embodies." Mayor Hayes and mad set, . piano, game ;of irreplaceable orchestral Since the mayor was at a Camp David Summit 1 Civil War in public ation the Spartan Tv, kitchen, IMPROVE YOUR GRADES. !.. ',Works from which he City Council meeting, her councilman Colla voted in Nicaragua! Rioting in Iran! Quarterly You can receive one room. parking. $32 per week Send $1.00 for your 356 page announcements Don't $15 SSO/wk single 202 So husband, Ken Hayes, made favor of the request. Apartheid! Arms Race! to three units through an IS 188 share, mail order catalog of Collegiate- ::Studied. let your world run by Join It!! class. and work with concerned 1 1 th St 293 7371 the presentation. Research 10.250 topics listed The maestro, hands The rental agreement Join us in the Model United professional supervision. We Prompt Delivery Box 298976. Although the concert THE SJSU SIERRA CLUB has Nations WOrkshOp, Friday af- want people who're serious ,;heavily bandaged, stood states the organization Garage for rent small car. 1 block Los Angeles, Cant 90035 12131 people interested in back ternoons at Sin Duncan Hall 416. about the writing craft and 477 *.bef ore a cheering crowd of generated a large sum of using the Performing Arts to ca mous. WS/month 244 3100 8226 ;a;500 people after the in- money, it was forced to Packing, hiking. climbing. flexible enough to try a new Center is obligated to pay a canoeing. ecolOgy and more. It's BALLET New Fall Session at style or two. Contact Carol Female Graduate with Child to $400 down payment plus a good place to find organized Eufrazia School of Ballet College - Schreiber at 277 3235 for More share oalli house with same services three percent of all trips and programs, and to meet age classes, near campus Beg., information. Pets OK No drugs 225 3951 c.vr people who like the outdoors. Int., Adv. Come see Our new proceeds exceeding $3,000 5.3. 241- Meetings are Tuesdays at 7:30 in studio. 1461 Park Ave. Distribute Circulars house to house, :LUTE and recorder lessons taught to the Almaden Room in Me 1300 0.03 hr. permanent. Work Farber may go to the city, according lost and found by SJSU MUSK Master's can to 4 Wright. Student Union, for September. several days per week, didate Group Mono Private CALIFORNIA lit -Lhooi Some will be program meetings THE - STUDENT hours each day. to S20/rno Call 287 5946 Since the concert With speakers or whole shows. TEACHERS A SSOCI ATtON will schedule. Car required. Phone LOST HP CALCULATOR organizational get ECEM/F to again first jail other informal business and have its 29e4900. Reward Barry 797 3100 5 proceeds were $10,000, this and Mr. Day, $2000 Call TYPING AND CASSETTE semester. Thurs. trip planning. "There's a one together this to 5 TRANSCRIPTION $1 page and means the city will get and it's called 28 at 4 pm In the SU CASH. Be an ....: HACKENSAK, N.J. time, was indicted in 1976 Word rhyme, Sept COUNT FOR up. All work accurate and proof living..." Try some with usl Costenoan Rm Don't be shy Taker. We have ,-( AP I - The New Jersey after Farber wrote a series approximately $610. Inventory read IBM Selectric II, KITTY Tentative meeting schedule: 9/5 please come permanent part time Supreme Court upheld of investigative stories for several personals CARTER 263 4525. . . . However, Wright said program meeting positions available for people _ ., contempt convictions of the Times about the 9/6 potluck looking for year round extra the rent money will not be SUM.' Personal Image Consultant. YOU .The New York Times and mysterious deaths. 9/12 business/trip planning automotive income. Work on the average of MUCK 05 have a great dlvii The siphoned from Tuesday receive a 2 hour consultation 9/19 program meeting to 20 hrs per week. All you girl with far away eyes .'"Firnes reporter Myron A. Farber had been given 15 and portfolio detailing a per night's earnings. need is a good knowledge of Farber yesterday, and access to prosecution files HAPPY BIRTHDAY sonal color analysis, your STUDENT DENTAL PLAN simple math and available to Farber back to jail A LL FOREIGN CAR PARTS 461 So. dynamite colors. about 70 colors (*tiered compiled during a brief He said the symphony ENROLL NOW!! For In- Bascom Ave., San Jose, Ca work either EARLY MOF (Michele) Love. GRUMPY per person, out of a set of 500, notes formation call AS, office or 371. RINGS and WEEKENDS, OR unless he surrenders investigation after the will dip into a $13,000 rent 95128. 296.0624 or 298.0625 fabric and metal sugresins, 6811. EVENINGS and WEEKENDS. to a judge in a murder case deaths occurred in 1965 and subsidy granted to them by SPECIAL STUDENT Margaret make up colors, personal style Come in and Mon. thru Fri by Tuesday. 1966. He also interviewed a DISCOUNTS WITH CURRENT apply Guess what almost ran AGAIN? description, how to use our the city in the beginning of TAKE A FREE Look...at the 8:30 am to 5 pm. We train you. Ed I.D. CARD If we cicn't have it, COWS, how to look at the latest Attorneys for Farber number of sources and the year. This fund has world. We are Washington Inventory Service business we'll help you get MI! Be on our - . fashions and tell what sort of for in. and The Times said they county officials. been provided 'to help currently interviewing private mailing list for montnly 2398 Walsh ave., Santa Clara DARTH I E When shall we meet? Al thing is hours and what Isn't, all terns in life insurance sates. If would appeal to the U.S. Jascalevich is now reduce the cash outlay of specials. 2414563 the S.U. pizza parlor at 11:45 questions about your colors and will start Supreme Court - probably accused of murder in three you qualify, you WEDNESDAY Bring your light style answered. 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Page 8 Friday. September 22, 1978 Own plot and earn credit at Spartan Gardens Students suffering from back-to-school brain fatigue feet square for organic gardening in the city-sponsored M students wishing to have a garden without taking a class or an overload of textbook dust may satisfy their Tierra Gardens on south campus, near Seventh and are also eligible and should contact Cognetta. craving for more summertime fresh air and sunshine by Humboldt streets. The square footage is divided equally among the working their own garden plot at the SJSU Spartan We are giving students the opportunity to learn number of students requesting space. This semester 14 Gardens. gardening techniques for credit or on a volunteer basis," students are sharing the plots, Cognetta said. They can even earn two, three or four units in the said John Cognetta, leisure services coordinator. "It is very small, and one of our objectives is to process. Operating since fall 1975, the garden plots are mainly enlarge it so it will be on a completely self-supporting Interested students share a plot of space roughly 70 offered through environmental studies classes, although basis," Cognetta added. Associated Students donates $4,709 each school year to help fund the program, Cognetta pointed out.The money mainly pays a coordinator at the garden and one at the recycling center, which operate in conjunction with one another. Both positions are 20 hours a week. Additionally, the campus recycling program earns approximately $1,000 a year to put in the budget kitty, he said. Students earning credit for taking the garden class must attend four seminars each semester and complete a journal of work accomplished. The number of units received for the class depends on the amount of hours put in field work, Cognetta explained. Professor Donald Anthrop of the Environmental Studies Department said students taking a gardening class must do so on a credit/no-credit basis. Anthrop further said most students receive two units for the class. Re doesn't know of any students ever - _ . receiving four units, although it is possible, he said. by Elbe Harland "However, students would have to demonstrate that Students con earn credit and relax while cultivating they are doing an amount of work that would warrant four a plot of land at Spartan Gardens. units of credit," Anthrop stressed. Environmental studies lecturer Frank Schiavo said most students who sign up have a "genuine interest" in gardening. A College Degree by Elite Harland Registered students in the class are usually "serious and no plans? and do it for the experience of learning some first hand Debbie Leiche waters her plot at Spartan Gardens, located near South Campus in the Mi Tierra Com- skills about working with soil and gardening," Schiavo Become a

munity Gardens. Any student may sign up For garden space, but most do so through environmental noted. Lawyer's Assistant studies classes. The class will be growing a winter garden this semester. The UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO, in cooperation with the Overseas study opportunities open And how's the summer garden? National Center for Paralegal Training, offers an intensive "Right now, the corn is infested and going to be taken 12 or 24 week LAWYER'S ASSISTANT PROGRAM. This Pro- down.Like any garden, it has its problems," Cognetta The chance to study and travel for a year in prac- Another reason is the limited number of grants gram will enable you to put your education to work as a pointed out, matter-of-factly. skilled member of the legal team. tically any country in the world, all expenses paid, sounds available. For example, in 1978-79 the United Kingdom like an exciting idea. had 21 grants available for the 551 applicants interested. Specialties offered I. the fellowimg fields: However, as the saying goes, "there is no free The competition for the 1979-80 grants appears to be Litigation Employee Benefits Join Hillel Presents Corporations 8. Real Estate Estates, Trusts /1 Wills lunch." Indeed, one must work for what some would call just as severe, as many countries, such as Australia have Generalist (Evenings only) reduced the number of grants available. the chance of a lifetime. The Jewish Cafe Motek ABA Approved Graduate students or students who will have Most of the 52 countries participating in the Clinical internship Authentic graduated by the fall of 1979 with a bachelor's degree or program are open to students from all fields of study. Student Org. Employment Assistance equivalent, and a G.P.A. of 3.5 or higher are eligible to There are a few though, such as Japan, which will accept (Hillel) Israeli Nightclub For a free brochure about this career opportunity apply for grants from the Institute of International call (714) 291-6480 Ext. 4325 or mail the coupon students only in the fields of study in contemporary Japan Sot. Sept. 23 Bpm below to: Education. and Pacific area studies. The grants are offered under the Education Exchange For social Jewish Community Interested applicants can pick up an application form ± UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO Room 318. Serra Hall Program and the Fulbright-Hays Act, in conjunction with and cultural Center ID Lawyer's Assistant Program San Diego, CA 92110 in the Dean of Students Services office, Administration foreign governments, universities and private donors. SD Building, Room 242. programs. Get CA16 Nation-wide competition for the graduate study Name Applicants are interviewed by DuShane, on the mailing Corner of Curtner grants is severe, according to Don DuShane, assistant to who for- wards the student's file to New York for additional review list: and Canoas Address the dean of student services. by the Institute of International Education. The No one from SJSU received one of the grants last final Call Garden Road. State Zip review step is taken by the country to which the student is year, but approximately 10 students applied for the 4 267-2770 Call 266-6317 Phone applying. PflYY sought-after awards. El Surnmer 1979Day II for info June 11Aug. 24, 1979 L_.1 is the nature Candidates must be United States citizens at the time Spnng 1979Evening r--1 One reason for the severe competition "We're not just admission $3. March 20--Sept 1, 1979 1,_j o the grant and what they offer. All supply the students of application, and have some language background of the Future El with "ample money for travel, books and lodging," country they wish to go to. chicken soup." DuShane said. Applications are due October 11 in DuShane's office. 1978 SHRINE SOCCER CLASSIC A179:\ SPARTAN STADIUM SAN JOSE

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