Silver ball Student pinball addicts: competition, technological interest

By Jan Greben hail" type game. and 21 special effects wizardry ill For seine it is the competition. Others are in- films, such as "Star Wars." have whetted 'Merest trigued by the electronic gimmickry. electronic gadgets. Whatever the reason, a student strolling by the At the SJSU pinball center, there is an almost west side of the Student Union can't help but here the caste-like separation of the talented players from tht dinging and donging of pinball machines. To many, the novices. sound is infectious-so much so that the campus pinlia I -I don't even think those beginners shou.d bt center is almost constantly in use. allowed in during certain Gilles." said Tom St v el.e. math major who calls himself "a true master" of ttk there. Some fanatics spend much of their day sport. regardless of classes. "I'd say I'm here four to six hours a day." said a "All they beginners i do is come in and use up al computer science major as he herky-jerked the the machines so a 4uy who's really into It has to war "Captain Fantastic" machine. "When I'm hot one da:. around. What people have to realize is you have to pay and winning replays, then I figure. what the hell. Fl. our dues it: this thing." skip class. In jazz, perhaps, but pinball "The technology in these things is just as in- Nevertheless, it is readily evident what players teresting as my classes. anyway. know what they're doing. An experienced student of the game will a most -Now, would you mind." he requested. "I'm trying dance with the machine. to finish my game." Left alone, he appeared consumed by his im- His feet balancing or: his toes. the -master" will mediate world, a blinking pinball machine, and the aggressively but gracefully maneuver the flippet cigarette dangling out of the corner of his mouth. buttons, the bats controlled by the player to keen the bail His concentration symbolized the immense growth in line, keep a stead alp on the macture. in popularity pinball machines have enjoyed in the past most importantly, learn just how far he can go in five years. shaking the machine unti. his game is voided. Pinball players suggest two possible reasons for Many pinball players stressed that once they. the increased use of the mechanical marvels: I. figured out the proper -shake" on the silvet balls used Allen Sco,, franchised arcades, like San Jose's Time Zone, have in the machines, they could win replays faith often Yeti Ling Liu is entranced by his match with a blinking, clinking pinball machine. improved the image from the former idea of a poo. I Continued on back page'

VolumeSPARTAN 69, Number 67 Serving the Sal) Jose State Community Since 1934DAILY Friday, December 9, 1977 Police to press charges against bomb suspect

By Chris Georges discovery of an explosive device in Duncan cording to Frank Perrone of the San University Police plan to file a com- Hall Monday. Francisco office. plaint today in the Santa Clara County Suite is also charged with threatening Suite's parents, when reached at their District Attorney's office against SJSU to blow up that genetics class if a home in Paradise, Calif., would not student Larry Suite, who was charged scheduled exam in it were not cancelled. comment on their son's arrest or the Wednesday with a series of bombings and University Police Sgt. William Correll, charges. bomb threats on campus. in charge of the investigation, said The seven felony counts leveled Once the evidence found in a permissive search of complaint is filed, Suite, who against Suite include: two counts of is in Suite's car and house at 146 N. 16th St. Santa Clara County Jail pending planting an explosive device with intent to $30,000 preliminary bail, will face an "would tend to support our conviction" that Suite is linked to the bombs. injure, four counts of falsely reporting a arraignment date set by the district at- bomb and one count of threatening a torney's office. The Campbell office of the FBI is currently examining both devices for university official. Suite was arrested in his Wednesday clues. The charge of planting an explosive morning genetics class by University Once the local office finishes its device applies to both the Duncan Hall and Police and charged with seven felony examination, the bombs will be sent to the Keady's Business Tower office bombs, counts. They stem from the explosion of a San Francisco office, where they will be even though the Duncan Hall device did bomb in religious studies Professor packaged and delivered to department not explode, according to Univesity Police Richard Keady's office Tuesday and the headquarters in Washington, D.C., ac- Chief Earnest Quinton. But critics lack alternative Profs' grievance forum labeled inefficient By David Koenig whole is unfairly administered. of his promotion, then the burden is The faculty grievance process takes Sasseen said it is too early to tell if the rightfully placed on him," Sasseen said. up too much time, effort and expense for procedure is working, because the new Robert Duman, director of concurrent all involved. procedures have been in effect only. one enrollment, has run the gamut of the That is virtually the only point of year. grievance process twice-and won twice. agreement between several previous A major break in opinion is where the He went to court in 1971 to gain tenure grievants, and Dean of Faculty Robert "burden of proof" should lie in a hearing. after Chancellor Glenn Dumke refused to Sasseen, who tries the cases for the "The burden of proof should not be on grant it. Last year he went to arbitration to university. a faculty member," said Tom McNerney, gain a promotion that had been vetoed by And no one has an alternative to the who won a fight for retention this summer. Bunzei. often tedious quasi-judicial hearings. -Once he's hired, the burden of proof The greatest weakness in the process, If a faculty member is turned down for should be on the administration to show he Duman said, pertains to cases settled by retention, tenure or promotion, he can file should be fired." arbitration. The arbitrator should be able for a grievance hearing, at which a panel Such an approach, he argued, would to subpoena witnesses, request more of three full-time faculty members decide be consistent with practices in government evidence and make a decision other than whether the employee's RTP bid was and teaching positions up to the univesity those reached by the panel and president, treated fairly. level. he said. The panel makes a recommendation to Sasseen said it is up to the grievant to Now, the arbitrator can find for the SJSU President John Bunzel. If the prove a university error. grievant, agree with the president or send president disregards the panel's recom- "When somebody alleges a wrong of the case back to a panel for recon- mendation, the grievant may call for an some thing, the burden is always on the sideration. outside arbitrator to make a final ruling. one alleging the wrong," he said. "If the "He is restricted to literally being an According to veterans of the process, university wants to discipline somebody, umpire," Duman said. "The ad- it is arbitrary, discriminatory and the then the burden is on us because we are the ministration has tied the hands of the panels don't know what they're supposed accusing person. arbitrator." to do. The faculty members, both winners "Conversely, when the grievant says process as a and losers, said the promotion something went wrong during the process (Continued on Page 61 S. African apartheid protested UPC votes against investments to cause The United Professors of California Out of $9 billion in PERS investments, ning about developing "strategies investments" with state council voted last weekend to try to $1.2 billion is invested with corporations PERS to divest its do business in South end Public Employees' Retirement that do business in apartheid South Africa. corporations that System investments in South Africa Six percent of that money comes from Africa. outspoken through University of California Regent SJSU employees. Henning is "extremely Kessler against" investing in South Africa, Kurz- Jack Henning, State UPC President Warren said they would be conferring with Hen- weil said. go through Henning The UPC will By going to the labor unions, UPC Scoff Allen California Labor since he is head of the hopes to generate the broad-based sup- Lining up over the shot, op- AFL-C10, according to Federation, port, Kurzweil said. porently one into the side assistant professor of engineering Jack Farm deadline "We're confident something can be Eight ball, pocket, is Hall Mix, who hopes Kurzweil, campus UPC president. done about it," Kurzweil said. to teach a billiards class at SJSU PERS, through the California State Today is the last day for students to According to Kessler, membcrs of the forms. next semester. For a story and University and Colleges system, deducts turn in their Advance Registration UPC state council were "deeply disturbed side pocket pictures of this -sport of gen 15 percent of faculty payroll checks fcr the Forms must be signed and turned in by 5 discover the South African problem has to tlemen,- see Page 4. investment fund. p.m. infested our own lives." Page 2, December 9. 1977

DISTRACTIONS Letters

lab," you quoted John Glam, SJSU enrollment English Department chairman, remarking abut the university's Editor: compensatory writing lab. He said I read with some dismayed "The university saw a need for the interest the story on front-page program to be continued and they university enrolments in the were very supportive of us..." December 7 issue. We are all Strunk and White in "The pleased that student population Elements of Style," which is com- increased, and with that comes the monly considered one of the best possiblity of additional faculty. writing manuals ever written, on Unfortunately, the reporter did not page 15 talks about word usage. obtain accurate data in reporting the They say "Prefer the specific to the enrollment increases or declines of general, the definite to the vague, schools in the university. the several the concrete to the abstract." School of For example, the Would it not have been more Humanities and the Arts is listed as specific, definite and concrete for being one for several schools which Glain to have said "The university showed an enrollment decline. The saw a need for the program to be reverse is true. The enrollment in continued and they strongly sup- Fall, 1976 was 3933 full-time- ported us." equivalent students, and it increaseb Supportive is a word that has in Fall, 1977 to 4,201.5 full-time- recently come into vogue with equivalent students. These figures bureaucrats and politicians. They are taken from the official census like supportive because it does not report of the university. imply the degree of support to the years the School of For several extent that support itself does. In Humanities and the Arts shared in other words, supportive does not say The Alcoholics Anonymous test the enrollment decline of the entire much. Later on it makes it easier university, with a corresponding for them to reintepret what they loss of faculty members. said. Unfortunately, the scholarly I would like to express my ap- are now starting to use this word. preciation to those faculty inembers Supportive is hardly that im- who have accepted larger class portant in itself, but when the Are you a problem drinker? enrollments in order to meet the chairman of an English Department student demand, and to the uses such hyperbole in a quote abut alcoholic. departmental and school curriculum By Bill Weeks an opportunity as any to present this panions and inferior environments a compensatory writing program If you answered "yes" to two of committees for their continuing "I'm a juvenile product of the test provided by Alcoholics when drinking? people should wonder. It shows how rea the above questions the chances are attention to student needs both for working class, Anonymous (AM which will give far questionable English has per- Jos you are an alcoholic. our own majors as well as those whose best friend floats in the you an indication on whether you 8. Does drinking make you meated into our society. Glam from other Schools who need or son botoin of a glass." turn to Mr. Booze as a luxury or a careless of your family's welfare? should read "Strictly Speaking" by desire course work in the fast Bernie Toupin necessity. If you answered "yes" to three Edwin Newman. Humanities and in the Arts to The test is prefaced by men- 9. Has your ambition decreased or more of the above questions, Sherry Watson complete their educational program the Another semester at SJSU is tioning that most alcoholics fail to since drinking? according to AA, you are definitely Ocupational Therapy Major at SJSU. diti drawing to a close and once again it an alcoholic. Val to the National Henry A. Bruhisma, is time to come to the realization 10. Do you crave a drink at a According Steve Barber anc Weeks is the Assistant Dean of Humanities and Arts that we all have three months of Bill definite tune daily? Council on Alcoholism, there are Graduate, UCSB, Economics to do in three days. Forum Page Editor currently nine million alcoholics in homework EDITOR'S NOTE: The story ap- the 11. Do you wan a drink the this country. pearing In the Dec. 7 Daily, ane academic answer the following questions morning after you have been Alcoholism is the nation's This predictable "Enrollment up in six schools," was Drop-In Center situation presents students with honestly: drinking? biggest health problem after heart 13,000 based on information released by MiAb three options to which they can disease and cancer. Nearly the SJSU institutional research Editor: resolve their school problems: 1. Do you lose time from work 12. Do you drink to escape persons die each year from alcohol Jos office. The same statistics were The bureaucracy is at it again. They can either buckle down due to drinking? worries or troubles in your life? related ailments such as cirrhosis of tre, the liver. reported by the research office to The most student oriented service in and hit :he books in an all-out at- atn 10 to 12 the Chancellor of the California the Student Union (the Peer Drop-In tempt to repent for past sins, they 2. Is drinking making your 13. Have yot. ever suffered a An alcoholic's life is cel than the non- State University and Colleges. Center) is now being threatened can screw the entire mess and tune home life unhappy? complete loss of memory due to years shorter alcoholic's. with expulsion from the Union in to see who is the guest host for the drinking? ple because the A.S. Program Board Tonight Show is that evening or do 3. Do you drink because you are In half of all murders in the the wants the room that t;,e Drop-In what practically everyone does shy with other persons? 14. Do you drink to build up your United States, either the victim or Baumgardner Center is in for more office space. open up a text book and stare at it, self-confidence? the killer has been under the in- an By a funny little coincidence, the much too nervous to be able to read 4. Is drinking affecting your fluence of alcohol. A fourth of all praised Mil House Comm-late of the Student anything. reputation? 15. Have you ever been ad- suicide victims are found to have ass in Union Board of Governors, which It is to this third group this mitted to a hospital or institution significant amounts of alcohol go( bloodstreams. has recommended that the Peer column addresses itself to. 5. Have you ever felt remorse because of drinking? their Editor: bet after drinking? I think congratulations are in Drop-In Center be expelled from the Union, is comprised either Ca Much to often this predicament Now come the moment of truth, At least half of each year's order for Spartan Daily cartoonist of 55,000 automobile deaths and members of the Program Board or "drives one to drink" under the 6. Have you suffered financial scoring. half of Larry Baumgardner for producing an the one million serious injuries close friends. notion that the secrets of Plato are difficulties as a result from According to Alcoholic the finest political cartoons for the Mc suffered in auto accidents can They have decided that their concealed in that bottle of Jack drinking? Anonymous if you answered any of be paper that I've seen in my time at an traced to "driving under the in- need for more off ice space Daniels. the above questions "yes," you are SJSU. The conceptualizing, Sui fluence." (questionable at all, considering So perhaps finals time is as good 7. Do you turn to lower corn- in definite danger of becoming an creativeness and timely nature of slii Drink up, their poor performance in bringing everybody. his work has been excellent. I sin- noi cerely believe he has added much to decent shows to SJSU) offsets the need for the very personal support the professional appearance of the is services offered by the Peer Drop-In Spartan Daily. WI Center. Once again student human I hope he plans to stay on next of f Grade 'inflation': a sign of maturity semester. needs are being trampelled upon by do' insensitive bureaucrats. Ross Mehan ha By Cynthia Fray In other words, our goals and The Peer Drop-In Center offers as their parents did, juggled bali If someone would make a study Advertising Senior th4 thank Jack Kurzweil personal support to students who are I want to incentives were not entirely our own bottle and book. along these lines as to the average go ( Dec. 6 Spartan Daily) for putting and our maturity was yet to come. student's age, position, marital and in an emotional or spiritual need for the blame for those so called "in- comfort in times of stress. It is this maturity and respon- family status, and make it required wi flated" grades exactly where it Proper usage Considering how big and im- The average student in those sibility that "inflates" the grades. reading for administrators, I think Nc belongs on the students. personal this school is, what the days was between 16 and 21, fresh There are other reasons for this they would show, as Jack Kurzweil Gi out of high school, single and only maturity, but this is from my own says, that no standards need be, or Editor: Peer Drop-In Center offers should is But Jack, you are rather naive vaguely aware of the responsibilities experience, and it is an area I even are, lowered for today's In your Dec. 2, 1977 article en- be of top priority in a building adult life. supposedly for the needs of students, about one thing. It is not because and vicissitudes of haven't heard many mention. student. titled "Chancellor's Office to finance tu these students come from the the Student Union. If it is unfairly evicted from the wt proletariat. I attended a state Grades were tickets to freedom on university in the '40s and most of my from school, trophies to show Union, then I suggest those students from this class. parents and props who don't get the personal support fellow students were to lean on when se psyching-up for that first job that is offered in their time of need, in- a.] terview. look to the members of the Program We didn't have the economic aids More often than not, our he major was determined or influenced Board and their close buddies; AS. available to today's students and ha by our hard- Councilmen Rick Howe and Marcel most of us were depending very working parents. all heavily on the economic sacrifices of Miranda, S.U. Director Ron Barrett and older siblings and S.U. Asst. Director Pat Wiley, to our parents phi because the parents wanted at least shoulder the responsibility for such one college graduate in the family. Cynthia Fray is on SJSU on. insensitivity to student human thropology sentor needs. These are the people who place more importance on having office Spartan Daily space than on our human need for Then came World War II and its supprt and communication. upon Editor . Tony Bulls resultant changes, such as women This is a clear travesty Advertising Manager Chris Gray student having entered the work force to human needs, and the Chief Photographer. Bob Pepping aware of such a degree that there was no population should be City Editor Doreen Carvaial going on in this situation, and Asst City Edit. Kathy Morrison possible return to the single what's people who are News Editor . Dave Murphy paycheck family, with the advent of be aware of those Forum Page Editor David Willman of the the G.I. Bill. working against the needs Asst Forum Page Editor Bill Weeks students here at SJSU. Layout Editor . Mark Rosenberg Ron Taylor Copy Editor. Steve Dula, Many women continued to work Behavior Science Senior Feature Page Editor . Geene Rees to help get hubby through school and Sports Editor . Rich Freedman Special Protects Editor . Gary Morse the married studen t's dormitory Publicity Director . Gary Wortel and the baby stroller became part of Columnist . Carol Sarasohn the campus scene ( in the '40s this Policy Cartoonist Larry Baumgardner could be grounds for expulsion!). Letter Photo Editor Kurt Ellison Retail Ad Manager . Debbie Brown Letters should be submitted at Art Director . Marc J. Shur The average student was now The Daily office (JC 208) between 9 Classified TONI Coshow older by a decade, matured and p.m. weekdays or by mail Ntl Ad Manager . Pete Chambers a.m. and 5 Business Manager . . Alan Carrnaln seasoned by a very hard-knock to The Forum Page, care of the Asst. Editors. Penny Calder, Cheryll5ttnnrsii-o, school, balancing baby bottle and Spartan Daily, San Jose State RUSSell I ngold, David Koenig, H book, time-card and thesis and with University, San Jose, CA 95114. Reporters ..con Brown. Cinder ChorneSS, a most important difference his or All letters must include the Barbara Cockerharn. Rick Cotta, Corky her very own educational goal. Dick .Chris Georges, Mark Geyer. Jen Groben. writer's signature, major, class Kirk Heinrichs, Brian Hairy, lames Henke, standing and telephone number. Isabella Michon, Gary Peterson. Terry The precedent having been Only the name, major and class Robertson. Brad Ryder, Steve Waldron. Joh, established, it persisted. Wives who standing will be printed.

Welland. Kuhl Yang, Linda Zavrirel had interrrupted their studies to get Letters should be typed, double- Advertising Stall Art Adiernian, Peggy Bailey their 0011 Cresswell, Dan Dannenfelser, Bob Fend, husbands through school, now spaced and self-edited. Because of Cheryl Lee 101.100. J011,110 NapPla, Frank began to come back. The new the limited time available to re-type ROSIMhOOVH. Henry Sakalda. Ron Starnes. Anne generation coming out of high school handwritten letters, typed letters Tong into a world of inflated tuition and are preferred. Best read letters are Photo Stott Scott Alien, Sydney Brink. Al living expenses Danger/ itud, Beth and with the older 250 words or less. Georchnler, Richard JOhne. generation's 'Glenn Martin, Marilyn 04010, Dan Schofield. Ed example, often went to The Spartan Daily reserves the Soule work and started a family first, then right to edit for length, style or libel. Dere m ber 9. 1977, Page 3 Peer center, program board Ski REPORT There's a good chance of new snow over the Dispute over S.U. space weekend in the Sierra Nevada. Temperatures are staying cool as mornings and evenings range bet- ween 12 and 25 degrees while during the day it stays between 30 and 40 degrees. By Linda Zavoral A.S. Councilman Michael Jackson took issue with the The forecast calls for increasing clouds and a The Student Union Board of Governors Tuesday house committee, saying "this isn't a recommendation. chance of showers which may bring snow. referred to an ad hoc committee the task of finding They didn't even address" the space problem. alternate space for the A.S. Program Board and the Peer "I would like to chastise the house committee for not Sugar Bowl-12 to 20 inches of base with spring Drop-In Center in the Student Union. meeting their charge," A.S. Executive Assistant Kim ( Jnditions and three lifts in operation. Some ob- At issue are two things: 1) where to expand the Baskett said. stacles. program board offices located next door to the drop-in "I receive six units of credit for working in A.S.," center) and 2) whether the Peer Drop-in Center belongs in Baskett said. "Should we hold the Peer Drop-In Center North Star-6 to 21 inches of base with 2 inches of the Student Union. responsible for some of their people receiving credit and new snow that fell Thursday. Spring conditions with This action came after the standing house committee, not hold A.S. responsible for the same thing?" three lifts in operation and some obstacles. which had been assigned to look into available space two Eastman defended the committee's recommendation, weeks earlier, reported "an apparent conflict" between saying "We did deal with the motion. We looked at the Alpine-15 to 27 inches of base with spring the Peer Drop-in Center and the Board of Governors rooms on the top level of the Student Union. conditions and four lifts in operation. Some ob- Policy which states "the Union cannot as a regular "As far as the attack on the Peer Drop-In Center, I stacles. practice accept organized classes or functions which are a question the word 'attack.' We only questioned the data. Kirkwood-14 to 16 inches of base with snow part of the academic program of the university." (The center reported 547 students served for fall 1976 and being hard-packed and softening in the afternoon. Squaw Valley-12 to 18 inches of base with 1,231 students served from September 1977 through Spring conditions and five lifts in operation. Ron Taylor, drop-in center coordinator, disputed the spring conditions and five lifts in operation. November 11, 1977.) claim that the center can be considered a class since "We're having too much defense and not enough of- Bear Valley-16 to 22 inches of base with spring 'over half" the students working there do it on a volunteer Heavenly VaUey-6 to 16 inches of base with fense." hard-packed snow turning soft in the afternoon. conditions and four chairs in operation. basis. Spring conditions and five lifts in operation. According to Dave Hereford, who works in the drop-in A motion to reconsider the motion to find alternate Dodge Ridge-6 to 18 inches of base with hard- center, students can receive credit for working two space in the Student Union for the drop-in center was put Incline-8 to 10 inches of base with spring packed snow and softening in the afternoon. Spring semesters in the center. Three units of credit through New on the floor by A.S. Councilman Marcel Miranda. conditions conditions and three lifts in operation. College are offered for each semester. and three lifts in operation. "A lot of us acted in haste," he said. "It's very After two semesters, the students must volunteer possible we could have other requests" for Student Union their time, Hereford said. space from "student service-oriented organizations that Taylor called the house committee's report a are very deserving of space." "renewal of the same attack against the Peer Drop-In A tour Center" which had taken place at the last meeting of the Miranda said he was concerned about setting a of local wineries board. precedent. a non- "The majority of the house committee are members Director of the Student Union Ron Barrett, those interested in "avoid taking away a number of wines. Don't For of the Program Board or people clearly sympathetic to voting member, said the board should consumption and not the grape leave without a bottle of his the that side," Taylor said. meeting space" in the union "if at all possible." Tasting Petite Sirah Select, an just tasting of wines, the to reconsider failed 3-8-1, so the original award-winning creation. tour of the local producers Members of the house committee include Committee The motion went to the new ad hoc committee, made up of An opportunity for will be a good idea to avoid Chairwoman Claudia Eastman, films chairwoman for the assignment Baskett, Miranda, Jackson and Hoch. around San Jose tasting more than wine disappointment with an A.S. Program Board; A.S. Councilmen Marcel Miranda committee will report back on available space at exists in Digger Dan's unfamiliar store-bought and Rick Howe; student John Boyden and non-university The representative Roy Hoch. the board's next meeting Dec. 20. By John Weiland go is Gilroy and the Hecker restaurant on the way back bottle. Probably the best Pass. The wineries of this to town. It's on the same reason for living in San area are extremely street end makes a good Jose is the easy access to diverse and have the stop on the winery trail. some of the best local wine personal touch. After you've eaten, the tasting in the world. The Hecker Pass, also next direction for good The reasons begin with known as Highway 152, wine tasting is north to the climate and soil con- begins with the Live Oaks Livermore. Livermore has ditions in the Santa Clara Winery, run by Peter four wineries, making the Valley, Livermore Valley Scagliotti, the youngest son trip worthwhile. They are and Monterey County. of the winery's founder. Concannon Vineyard, Secondly, however, is Pete believes in letting you Wente Brothers, Villa the diversity of wineries get more than just a taste. Armando, and Stony and their owners. He'll pour glass after glass Ridge. Beginning with of your favorite. The best of the bunch is Mirassou Winery, 3000 Pete is proud of his Concannon, with friendly Aborn Road, East San wines and doesn't twist sales people and excellent Jose, the wine taster will be your arm to buy them. wines. Their tasting hours treated to a warm, dark, The "Premium are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday atmosphere of an old wine Quality" burgundy is through Saturday and noon cellar. special, but it may run out to 4:30 p.m. on Sunday. The sales people are before this gets into print. This family winery pleasant and don't pester In addition, Pete produces reputable wines the customers. makes and sells the best with an emphasis on whites Just pick any vintage wine vinegar, both red and 10 different types. That and any variety of white. He also hands out began because founder Mirassou wine and be recipes for a number of James Connannon decided assured it's going to be dishes. red wines would stain the good. It's consistently Next up the road are linens used to wipe out the better than any other Bertero and Kruse chalices used in church California winery. wineries. The personnel services. The tasting room hours here are not always In addition, Concannon are from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. pleasant and, in addition, is the only winery to grow a Monday through Saturday Kruse charges 50 cents for Russian grape, Rkatsieli, and noon to 4 p.m. on tasting his product. to produce a unique Sunday. The prices are Right up the road on varietal. slightly higher than the the right is Fortino Winery. Up the road from norm, locally. It's a good place to stop but Concannon is Wente with Another good local stop its main claim to fame is some excellent wines, is Turgeon and Lohr that it's owned by the including some produced Winery, 1000 Lenzen Ave., brother of Mario Fortino, from grapes they grow in off the Alameda in the neighboring winery's Monterey. downtown San Jose. Their owner. Villa Armando hours are 12 to 4 p.m. and That one is the Hecker produces a notable Pinot their wine is well worth Pass Winery, the last of the Noir to serve in its Spanish- going out of the way for. wineries on the Hecker style tasting room on Santa The next nearest Pass, and one of the best all Rita Road. Stony Ridge winery of worth is around. Winery is in a 90-year-old Novitiate Winery in Los Mario Fortino, the rustic building in the Gatos. This Jesuit winery owner, is polite, foothills of Pleasanton on is on College Avenue off knowledgeable, and makes Vineyard Avenue. Main Street, and the pic- turesque seminary is ADjemian succee s Gray where Gov. Jerry Brown once lived. Novitiate offers a good selection of wines from 9 ADvertising manage a.m. to 4 p.m. The tours here are desirable since it selected for Daily has the most atmosphere of all the wineries. Arthur ADjemian, Rambling on to other advertising sales places, the next direction to representative for the Spartan Daily, has been IPA named advertising SpattailDally I manager for the Daily for

Serving the San Jose State Spring 1978. He will succeed University Community Chris Gray, advertising Since 1934 manager for Fall of 1977 Second clam postage paid at San ADjemian, a native of Jose, .L3i2ifornha: Mamba at El Paso, Texas, was California Newtpaper elected by the present Pubtlahers Asaticiatices and the Arsoruded Press. Published advertising staff on daily by San Jose State November 22. The ad- Arthur ADjemian University. except Saturday and vertising senior has had Sunday. during the college year. previous advertising ex- advertising manager and The opinions expressed in the peeper are net necesaarily those perience with The Valley Joni Napola to replace of the Associated Students. the News in Van Nuys. He also Alan Carmain as Business. University Administration a- served as editor of his high manager. Anne Teng will the Deportment of Journalism school newspaper in El also succeed Toni Coshow and Advertising. Subecriptions accepted only on remainder of l'aso. as Classifieds manager and semester basis Full academic Other managers Bob Fong will take over as year, $9 Each semester, octo. named were Dan Dan- Art Director, replacing Off-campus price per copy. 10 nenfelser to succeed Marc Jeffrey Shur. cents. Phone 2774111, Ad- vertising 277-3171. Printed by Debbie Brown as Retail Karen Glick will also Suburban Newspaper advertising manager, Ron continue as Mr. Clyde Publication, Inc Starnes to follow Pete Lawrence's personal Chambers as National secretary.

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A hustler's contest

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The actions in the Student Union (right) usually picks up in the afternoons. The games are -eight ball" and -straight pool." 'Cut throat.- a game that involves three people, is also very popular, although serious shooters frown on it. Below, James Ward watches the result of his shot. The follow through, a very important part of the pool stroke, should be natural and smooth. From gentlemenly game to a smokey contest

Anyone who's ever tried the game can But throughout the 19th and into the imagine the scenario. 20th century the "gentleman's game" The air is bluish with cigarette smoke, shifted from being played in "billiard yet the atmosphere is electric, even at this lounges" to "pool halls," which abounded late hour. The pool table is lit by a solitary with alcoholics, no-accounts and hustlers. 150-watt bulb, naked and suspended The pool shark has become a legen- on overhead. Spectators shift nervously dary figure in American folklore, and not their feet. without good reason. A kid who can't be more than 18 has just run 40 balls and steps confidently back Upon winning all of a man's money from the table. The fat man smiles and and his car to boot, Rudolf Walter Wan- derone, glances at the taut, worried men studying Jr., also known as "Minnesota him. With a benign look on his face he Fats," told the unlucky shooter as he left chalks his cue stick and cocks his arm for the hall, "You came in here a motorist but his first shot... I made a pedestrian out of you." The game of pool, not to be confused Although there aren't nearly the with its cousin, three-cushion billiards, has 400,000 tables in America today that there a long, if slightly tarnished, history in were at the turn of the century, pool is America. enjoying a renewed interest, and the Chroniclers tell us that a variation of number of tables in homes is increasing the game was brought to St. Augustine, every year. Fla., in 1565 by the Spanish. In England, Particular versions of the game differ. the "gentleman's game" was widely "Straight pool" is shot at most tour- enjoyed, as it was in Colonial America. naments, but hustlers like the fast, quick In fact, Gov. George Clinton, upon money games like "eight ball," "nine establishing his household in New York on ball" and "one pocket." Sept. 26, 1725 said, "I...gave the order for my Billiard Tables to be set up." On campus, the Student Union and the And John Quincy Adams installed a Spartan Pub have pool tables. Few use Balabuskha's the pocket billiards table in the White House Rolls-Royce of cue sticks and Willie Mosconi's record run of with his own money in 1826, ignoring those 526 balls isn't usually who said he was creating a "gambler's in danger, but some iiood pool is shot nonetheless. itenl''

Paul -Mad Dog" Kuske grimaces as he attempts a difficult shot. Part of the mea- sure of success in pool lies with o players ability to maintain his -cool, especially under pressure.

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Photos and iext by Scott Allen December 9, 1977, Page 5 WEEKEND of cabbages Surf sound roars back By Corky Dick Doo Run Run. tending Cupertino 16:: o - .f. High was in California. The memories come Formed in 1966, the School and hit it right Is a off Currently Papa is back. band has played 11 years with each other. and kings, negotiating with RCA Surfing, the beach, under different names. "The first six months Victor's Japanese label. leisure time during the The present lineup has we started playing we "American groups in summer, blondes and hot been together for three bombed," Lupo said. "The Japan are monsters," I.upo rods. years. kids were into acid rock, said. "A band that is 4/ The music of the 1960's Papa consists of Don but eventually turned playing this type of sound By Carol Sarasohn is also easily recalled. Jan Zirilli - keyboards; Jim around and saw that surf could become very big with Two 8-year-old twin sisters, who believe in Santa Claus, and Dean, the Beach Boys, Shippey -drums; Jim Rush music was a lot of fn. the right backing from the .were talking the other night to another girl the same ago the Sufaries and the -bass; Mark Ward - guitar; Playing high schools was label." 'who doesn't. Fantastic Baggys all and Jim Armstrong - our first big exposure." Shannon Rinde: "Of course I believe in Santa Claus. I played that good time guitar. AU contribute Things have been on Papa has also just know my daddy isn't Santahe doesn't own a Santa Claus sound which we'd sing vocals. the upswing ever since. finished shooting a CBS suit." along to. Shippey, Steve RCA Victor signed Papa to made-for-TV movie en- Sheri Rinde: "I believe in Santa Claus, too. Do ykou There's one band from Dromensk, former a contract in 1975. The titled "Dead Man's think our parents would be dumb enough to buy us all the Santa Clara County guitarist for the group and remake of "Be True To Curve." It is about the life those toys?" that's still playing that type Larry Lupo, present Your School" was released story of Jan and Dean, of music and achieving manager for the band were in 1976 and was moderately focussing on their rise to Someone around campus is umnuMed. Please contact nationwide popularity in the guiding forces in the successful throughout the the top and the tragic Brad Ryder at The Daily office-277-3181 if you've lost the process. early days. The original United States. The biggest accident that cut short your muffler. The are called Papa members met while at- selling area for the single their career. It will be aired nationwide on Feb. Bombs away: Moments after it was discovered that 10. Professor Richard Keady's office had been bombed, the Magazine on campus bomb squad was called to investigate a suspicious Richard Hatch and package received Humanities and Bruce Davison will play by Arlene Okerlund, Reed magazine, which judged by the entire staff of harder because there is no Papa Du Run Run Arts associate dean. has existed since the 1920s, 12. money to pay artists, pop singers Jan and Dean It seems that Keady's and Okerlund's office face each is a magazine devoted to Students should be Hastings said. and Papa will be their back other and when the package arrived it was only natural students proud of themselves if they up band in this the arts for the To circumvent the January 23, and the need to sell. that she would be afraid to open it. and by the students, said merit a place in Reed expenses Hastings has biographical movie. The Oakland Car Show at the "I had left the office for just a few minutes," Cornelia Dr. Shelby Steele, advisor magazine, and realize that suggested selling ads for filming took place in Coliseum on January 26, 27, "This is a strange, Brenneis, said, "and had not Southern California. the department secretary to the publication, their winning entry could the magazine, but German strange industry and you yet told Dr. Okerlund that Dr. Bunzel's office called to say be a great "portfolio and 29. Yet many students are argues that it would Another movie, 28 never know what trend a package was being sent over." German said. doing car unaware of the Reed's piece," destroy the literary aspect starring Papa, will begin We enjoy could happen next. If we The package was carefully opened and inside was a this year, sub- because the existence or know little Yet of the Reed magazine and shooting in February. It is shows had a choice between $1 Woody Allen record. Appended to Bunzel's record was a mission figures have is great and a lot about it, believes Steve would take away business called "Skateboard publicity million in the bank or El note: "Guard this with your life," it read. shrunk to a dismal 350 people attend," Hastings, Reed public from other publications Madness" and will have a of different million devoted to It was indeed well guarded. entries, which O'Connell said. "Colleges are relations representative. such as the Spartan Daily. summer release. Besides Lupo publicity, we'd take the blames on lack of publicity. also very good." The campus literary members appearing in the movie, the publicity. That's what can "What I want for Christmas," Tony Mendoza wrote, Poor publicity may be Reed staff magazine is a balance of receive one to three band will also be doing the On stage, "Papa" make or break a group." "would be for all true bikophiliacs to come out of the only one factor con- may short stories and poems, for English soundtrack consisting of creates as much en- closet and revolt against the continuing encroachment of tributing to the diminishing units of credit submitted by students who the time their original material. thusiasm as any band in cars onto the campus. Tony defines bikophilia as a "Greek numbers in submission and 180 depending on are not necessarily English spend working, Steele the business. They mix in word: literally translated as lovers of bicycles." sale of copies. Hastings they The touring schedule XEROX majors, Robert German, must also new originals which are I've heard of a lot of sexual aberrations, but never this said. said. Meetings has picked up , constantly acting editor, said. once a week. very catchy with old one. Back to the closet. He believes that the be attended for Papa each year. From In fact, Steele men- favorites such as reason Reed hasn't sold out German, who spends being on the road for six 3Covernight tioned that there are few "California Girls," "Good Dr. Dwight Bentel, retired founder of the Journalism since 1969 is because in the five to 10 hours a week on months and home for six English majors on the staff Vibrations," and ''Wipe doys4f no min. Department and the Spartan Daily, returned yesterday to 60's it was more the publication, spoke of a months, the band has and there has been an Out." Papa's sets vary a 8 X II loose Exp -78 critique the paper and tell a few of his favorite anecdotes. fashionable to be a poet, possible class which sould expanded its schedule, editor from environmental bit depending on where BRING THIS AD "Back in 1942," Bentel said, "our sports editor, while the current trend is give students a choice of spending ten months this studies. they're playing. Sebastian "Scrappy" Squatrito, was also the manager of against poetry and fine credit in journalism, year on the road. COPY the football team. All types of sub- English or graphics. AMERICAN arts. "In several cities we "When we first started "The team was preparing to leave for Honolulu," missions are welcome, 77)1 SAN FERNANDO German suggested that He added that staffers were accused of playing all we played was cow, Bentel said, "but there wasn't any room on the plane for stressed German, and Nex t to Peanuts. nr. 7t1, if people realize that the may spend three to five Beach Boys records music," Lupo said. "Now Scrappy. I applied some pressure and Scrappy flew off students may still turn in 295 1718 magazine is good exposure hours working, but stresses backstage and lip syn- we have a shot to do our with the team. entries. for the budding student that there's no homework. ching," Lupo said. "We own stuff which is what you "Once inside their hotel suite, members of the team Art and photography is writer and good reading for If the staff is not busy took that as a left handed looked out the window and saw what they thought were being sought and non- the student, maybe its with putting out the compliment because we whales spouting. fiction stories would be sales would go up, meriting magazine, it may organize were so well received. We "The spouting whales turned out to be bombs being accepted for the magazine more funds from the AS. literary activities such as do try to keep our vocals dropped by the Japanese. which is published once a That might make it easier the upcoming spring poetry and arrangements as close "Here we were," Bentel recounted, "the only college year in the primg. to cover printing costs, and festival. It will have the as possible to the copy newspaper in the world with a reporter who saw the Even a short one-act allow for promotional same format as this fall's stuff." beginning of World War II. We anxiously awaited word play could be a refreshing expenses, German said. poetry festival which from Scrappy, but none came. Several weeks went by, addition to the magazine, A few years ago Reed Hastings dubbed a success. Papa will be back in with no news from Scrappy. German added. had to stop its format of Steele concluded that this area in the coming "When he finally returned to The Daily office, looking The decisions of what allowing any writer to the advantageous turnover months. 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1E3 Page 6, December 9, 1977 Home on wheels: cheap privacy 'Mobile' variation in living

By Terry Robertson "I moved here so I can live by myself and They're cheap to buy and maintain, they not worry about bothering roommates," she guarantee a return on the investment, and "It's not much, but it's said. ’poor inan's they offer privacy. At the same tune, they mine. It's a cheap way to Referring to her home as a offer a sense of community and security. house," she explained, "It's not much, but it's These are the reasons some students are live and you own it (nine. It's a cheap way to live and you own it turning to mobile homes. yourself." yourself." Tim Tyson, an SJSU photojournalism San Jose Mobile Home Park is not as the senior, and his wife, Karen, have been manicured as Riverbend. It's older and trailers and married just two weeks. Realizing they homes, a mixture of travel couldn't afford the high cost of purchasing a baths. The Tysons have installed a washer mobile homes, are older. neighbors house, but wanting something to show for the and dryer. But the yards are neat and the River- money they would otherwise have to put into The monthly rent for the space is $127, are as friendly and as tightknit as at renting an apartment, they decided to buy a which includes water and garbage. They also bend. This is another reason Pedley enjoys used mobile home. pay $182 in monthly payments for the hoine. living there. After consulting Santa Clara multiple "The biggest reason we bought a mobile "It's very secure here," she explained. listings, they bought one, 20 feet by 44 feet, for home was the rent," explained Tyson. "We "The neighbors tell me anytime anybody' $5,000 and moved it to Riverbend Mobile couldn't afford a house and we just couldn't knocks on my door and I'm not home. I have Home Park on Old Oakland Road in San Jose. see paying rent on an apartment and never two night classes and if I'm not home by Tim has been living in it since July. seeing it again. It's like throwing money down 10:30, I'd swear there'd be a search party out Riverbend is a community in itself. the drain." looking for :ire. Fences surround the park, making it distinct He also noted that mobile homes don't "It might sound like the neighbors are from the rest of the area. There is a com- depreciate in value so he and his wife could nosy, but tolite, it's veiy advantageous." munity center complete with a swimming sell it for about what they paid for it. Linda Gilchrist, a West Valley College pool, playground, basketball court and That's another advantage, according to student studying court reporting, lives by barbeque pits. Karen. When their family expands, they can herself three doors down from Pedley. Passing through the main entrance, signs sell it and use that money for a down payment Like Pedley, she pays $90 monthly for the immediately warn drivers to keep speeds to a on a house. space which includes all utilities except minimum. Karen also appreciates the living space in electricity and phone. Driving down the private, quiet streets, their mobile home. Her parents bought the 8-by-35 foot used one finds people sweeping their yards, "It's better than an apartment because trailer for $2,500 and lent it to her when shi working in their gardens, or chatting with we have room to move around, but it's not as moved to San Jose froin Santa Cruz. their neighbors. Some wave greetings to big as a house which makes it easier to do She also moved there to be alone. passing motorists. The atmosphere is one of housework," she noted. "With Tim going to "I've had roommates before and can't closeness and caring. school and me working, who can find time to stand it," she explained. -This is the cheapest The Tysons' home is on the main drive. In do housework?" way to live. In an apartment, you have to Ed Sour the backyard, there is a small lawn and a The only disadvantage, according to Tim, have a roommate to survive." Members of Tau Delta Phi helped garden-one of the advantages of having a is the noise from rain hitting the aluminum Living in the trailer since the middle of last summer, the only inconvenience she Raising the to prepare for the holiday season shorter home, according to Tyson, who noted awnings. Barbara Pedley, an aeronautical admits is the size. as they raised the highet elevated that most mobile homes are 60 feet in length. operations junior at SJSU, bought a 19-foot "But," she said, "I just have to get used Christmas tree on campus onto the The aluminum-sided home features a holiday spirit fully equipped kitchen, wall-to-wall carpets, used travel trailer for $1,000 and moved into to it. It's a small sacrifice when you're going roof of Tower Hall yesterday drapes, two bedrooms and one-and-a-half San Jose Mobile Homes in East San Jose. to school."

FLASHBACK RESPONSIBLE PERSONS Ignorancegrievance weakness NEEDED TO MANAGE Oil this date in: Students joined the HUMAN RESOURCES. 1966: SJS President (Continued from Page 1) "I put well over 900 inember of the panel be "a in women," Wey said. "We Gliner said he doesn't protests, and crowds of up professional practitioner of pointed out the statistics in a great deal about the Robert Clark proclaimed to 700 students and in- Army ROTC 277 2985 The major fault of the hours of my life fighting know impeccable integrity, the Art Department, that grievance process, "I just that sudents at SJS had structors were marching grievance hearings, unfair accusations," he reputation and creden- two-thirds of the students know it's a lot easier to go more "freedoms" than around campus by the last Duman said, is that faculty said of the testimony tials." are women, but 86 percent through personal appeal those at protesting-torn UC who make up panels don't against him by four wit- Sasseen said that of the faculty is men." ( informal settlement)." Berkeley. know what they're sup- nesses. get "GASSED" at would remove faculty In her just-concluded 1968: The SJS chapter posed to do, and as a result And it cost him $7,150 involvement in the hearing, English Professor It was Sasseen who told of the American are easily intimidated by in attorney's fees. grievance process, and be Sybil Weir tried to build a Gliner of the provision. Federation of Teachers SPARTAN Sasseen. He Although most suggested the prohibitively expensive case on the same grounds. voted overwhelmingly to statewide grievants do not hire a Informal settlement Academic when the number of Sasseen presented go out on strike. The STATIONS Senate publish a guide lawyer, McNerney did any ad- for grievances in the 19- statistical evidence to does not hold walkout was planned as a panel members, outlining because he said faculty over the hearing campus CSUC is con- refute the claims, based on vantage sympathy strike con- Best gas in town their authority to seek members told him the case said. "It the sidered. the percentage of full-time process, Gliner cerning skirmish-riddled evidence they want. was too complicated for a of Nancy Wey spent three probationary positions now leaves the power San Francisco State Ak At the cheapest prices Panels, -to layman to handle, and of some years as a part-time lec- given to women. promotion in the hands College. About one-fourth extent," judge could have wound up in the turer of art history. She Duman and Sasseen the president. I was lucky of the SJS faculty was AFT. GASOLINE 7th Er Phelan 10th Et Taylor qualifications of can- court anyway. my the applied for a tenured agreed that a provision for he decided favorably in They walked out Jan. 6, didate, rather than McNerney paid $2,000, MOTOR OIL 245 Keyes 4th Et Williams position three years in a -informal settlement" of a case." 1969, for eight days. determine if he and colleagues have raised was row, but was turned down grievance should be used wronged in the promotion some money, but over each time, although the more often by faculty. process, Duman said. $4,000 remains unpaid. department promotion Under the rule, Sasseen "It's inevitable that "I feel like I've been committee recommended reviews the case and faculty are reluctant to fined $7,150." her for the job. Eventually, decides whether the grant tenure to anyone it McNerney said the a man was appointed. university made a mistake. CHRISTMAS FAIRE didn't deem worthy of that. university should pay AN OLD FASHIONED Her grievance panel Last year, three professors Like it or not, you've got to attorney's fees if the ruled the university did not were promoted by informal 11 show you were worthy," grievant wins the case. He December 8, 9, 10, he err when settlement. San Pedro said. is considering going to it "dehired" her, in the administrative One of the three is Sasseen also noted the court to get the university Noon - lOpm Square parlance. Robert Gliner, the problem. to pay his fees. Human Cannonball, High Wire Radio Choir Sasseen questioned Wey, now on unem- sociology professor who San Pedro "The grievance ployment benefits and still organized last month's Carolers, Magicians, Jugglers committee is not intended whether the university at Santa Clara Sts. should then be reimbursed living in the SJSU area, deed on protesting the to be a super personnel said the promotion and present university ad- FREE ADMISSION 200 Arts and Crafts People SAN JOSE committee," he said. "But for its costs by losing grievants. He said he was grievance policies are ministrative structure. sometimes they seem to arbitrary and act like unfamiliar with legal one." discriminatory, par- Duman criticized precedents to make that the ticularly against women prosecutor's right to ask judgment. and part-time teachers. for a summary McNerney said the judgment, Part-time teachers are by which the panel may process could be improved not allowed to serve on SUGA dismiss the grievance after if both sides were given grievance panels. That his case is presented, and subpoena power, that the rule, she said, prevented before the administration president not be able to her from being judged by SPRING LEAGUES presents its case. Such a overturn a grievance her peers. dismissal doesn't give the panel's decision and that Sasseen said part-time grievant chance for an arbitrator be brought faculty are not allowed on rebuttal, Duman said. into the hearings, instead grievance panels by state Sasseen countered by of being used to settle law. He opposed any saying, "If they've panel-president disputes. change in the law, saying (grievant) made no Sasseen argued case, part-timers lack a long why waste everybody's against subpoena power association with the time? There's no need because it would take a for university necessary to it." new state law to grant it. serve on a panel. ,kc;0 The promotion McNerney also process "The university as a lip 06-- generally left a "bad taste" suggested that in whole is under-represented for Tom McNerney, -professional fields" one assistant professor of administration of justice. 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By Russell Ingold camps for boys, girls and "I look forward to 1978 with optimism, whether I'm on coaches Dec. 19-21. the field or in the stands," he said smiling. The SJSU women fencers are champions. Not only have they won the U.S. women's foil title three Unfortunately, 1.:any fans and alums aren't smiling is consecutive years, but one of their stars, Stacey Deadline for signups . anymore. Thursday, Dec. 15. , In a letter to the Spartan Daily this week, two students Johnson, even believes (with considerable suggested firing Stiles and hiring such well-knowns as justif ication ) that they have the strength to defeat Livers is SJSU's three- Mike White, John Ralston or Paul Wiggin. any men's team in the western United States. tune NCAA triple jump Not only were the two students incorrect in stating But while champions they are, revolutionaries champ, with a personal SJSU lost 52-3 to Cal-Fullerton (It was Berkeley), but also they certainly are not. best of 56-4 and one-half. . they must have been snorting airplane glue to think White, They realize, as Johnson said, they are com- His brother, Larry livers, Ralston or Wiggin would even consider coaching here. peting in a sport which is "traditionally male" and a coach at SJSU, will also The reasons are twofold: 1) SJSU would be a step which has not yet recognized women as capable be on hand to offer tips in ,down from where the coaches are accustomed to being. participants in two of the three men's fencing the sprint and hurdle White, of course, was given his release from Cal (Would categories. In the epee and sabre divisions, only events. Bob Murphy hire someone that ripped his team 52-3?). men compete on a national and international level. Ralston and Wiggin coached for the Broncos and The female Spartans do, however, have a few Cooper, SJSU hurdler, Chiefs respectively. words to say about being restricted to foil fencing, is the NCAA 60 meters high which was originally created as a practice weapon hurdle champ, and holds Going from the pros to SJSU would like going from the finest china to paper plates. for the epee the closest to the "real" dueling the world record in that Second, the three coaches will demand a high price, weapon, the rapier. event. -record something SJSU can hardly afford at this time. "I think women should be able to compete in Powell is the ex and Whether Lynn Stiles is an incompetent head coach is a sabre," said Johnson, who practices occasionally as holder in the discus judgment that will be left up to Athletic Director Bob a sabre fencer but remains in the foil class in will coach his specialty. .t Murphy and not, hopefully, the "outside" influences that which she has gone undefeated in individual bouts purportedly relieved Jack Christiansen of his duties at the past four years. For $50, participants Stanford last year. "It's all hypothetical, but I think that women will receive -a total of 15 If I believe Stiles will be could be just as good as men if given the chance in hours of instruction in the back next year, with the sabre," she continued. "What you have to have is long jump, triple jump, reasons why outweighing the heart of a fencer. For any sport you have to have distance running, discus, or at least outnumbering that heart." sprints, hurdles and pole li the reasons why not. vault, plus three days room When you come down Vincent Hurley, another top women's fencer, and board. to it, Darryl Rogers left explained the rationale behind the belief that Stiles with: 11 Inferior For $25 elementary women should stay out of sabre and epee divisions. talent of underclassmen; and high school kids can "They say, 'The women can't compete because 2) Pressure of winning participate in an all-events they look terrible' or, 'they might get hurt.' Well, immediately and 3) track clinic conducted by sure they look 'terrible' at it because women's sabre pressure of not only having SJSU track coach Ernie and epee are young sports. We're just beginners, Bullard and his staff. 5 to fill a stadium of 18,000, not as proficient as men." but also the subsequent For additional in- (Continued on page 8) Sharon Roper (left) works Beth Gordinier 30,000 that the antiquated out in practice with a teammate. formation call Bullard at Darryl Rogers landmark will seat. 277-3281 or 279-2334, In supporting Stiles, one variable that should be considered is that of the seven post-World War II head Rivals in the opener football coaches before Stiles, only Wilbur Hubbard ( 1946- 49) and Rogers (1973-75) had winning records after their first two seasons. Cagers in Classic tip-off tonight Hubbard was 18-4-1 and Rogers was 13-7. Stiles' mark of 11-11 is ahead of Bob Bronzan (8-10 ),Robert Titchenal ( 7-12), Harry Anderson ( 8-13), Joe McMullen (3-10), By Mark Geyer their hands full keeping Martin and Rickey Dewey King ( 9-13 ). When the Spartan their cool against the tough Williams. It should be noted Bronzan lasted six years, Titchenal cagers tip-off the Utah Forty-Niners in the opener. Sophomore Sly Prit- meditation eight and Anderson four. Classic against PCAA rival Suffering from inex- chett was the lone scoring holistic learning Rogers, Hubbard or anyone else never had the streak Long Beach State tonight, perience and lack of poise threat for SJSU Tuesday self -actualization ,of player injuries this year as Stiles had had. hopefully they will not wait in all three games so far, hitting for 14 points, in- 356 6333 When the honory captains of the walking wounded seven minutes before they SJSU is a definite un- cluding four slam dunks. derdog. went on the field before the San Diego State game, it decide to score a point. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * looked like a transfer unit from San Jose General Unfortunately, SJSU Coach Ivan Guevara Hospital. did just that Tuesday night has expressed that cold Did you ever wonder what it No coach, even those sadistically inclined, ever wants during the first stop of a six shooting or a hot hand on would feel like in the sky, his players injured. So I've heard, anyway. day road trip in Boulder, the opposing team are Despite this year's performance, Stiles does have a Colo., falling behind 19-0 to rational and acceptable under canopy! Experience a excuses. However, he said fine recruiting ability, a necessary evil in today's Colorado before getting on natural high-try sport parachuting. coaching strategy. the scoreboard. that atrocious foul shooting Stiles has landed several players from other schools Forward Wally Rank, and turnovers are blatant who redshirted this year, including tailbacks Jewrel who has since returned indicators of the jitters. First Jump Course Thomas of UCLA and Dexter Tisby of Washington State; home early with a badly The Simians turned Group Rates linebacker John Kulusich of UCLA and defensive back sprained ankle, finally hits the ball over 28 times in the Derrick Martin of Arizona State University. jump-shot 6:51 into the Colorado game and were 10 Mon. - Fri. 415-569-5358 One of this year's prize finds was Frank contest to end the horrid for 22 from the free throw Manumaleuna. The Mowin' Samoan was named to the drought. line. In the seatton opening Wed. - Sun. 415-757-9957 All-PCAA first team as a junior. The Spartans, despite loss to Stanford, SJSU was From a journalists' standpoint, the former UCLA roaring back to within 16 for 33 from the line and linebacking coach was ideal (RE: Gary Peterson, eight, ended up on the short had 19 turnovers. Wednesday's Daily). end of a 75-62 score which Even in the overtime Steven's Para -loft win against North Dakota But, of course, all has not been a rash of celebrations. dropped their record to 1-2 School of Sport Parachuting Lack of creativity until all appeared lost has hurt fan and boosted Colorado's to in their home opener, the support. 2-2. Spartans blew a 15 point ? * * * * * * * * * * Early in the year the Spartans pulled off a fake punt The University of Utah halftime lead with 13 which resulted in a 25-yard completed pass to Dwayne sponsored tournament in turnovers in the second O'Steen. Salt Lake City features the half and were still only 16 O'Steen, however, turned the first down into a penalty Spartans against Long for 29 from the foul line. when he over zealously tossed the ball in the air for a Beach State at 7 p.m. and WAREIHIOUSE Marilyn Odello delny ef vme penalty. the Utes hosting Kent State Long Beach, starting Stiles, apparently miffed at the happenings, failed to Head Basketball Coach Ivan Guevara maps out at 9 p.m. The losers will off the season with two call an imaginative play such as that until the Stanford strategy at a recent Spartan home game. SJSU is meet at 7 tomorrow night tough losses to Brigham game when a double-reverse quarterback pass ended up competing tonight and tomorrow in the Utah and the winners at nine. Young and Weber State, SALOON in, yes, an SJSU touchdown. Long Beach State, the have won big in its last two Classic. Oh yes, SJSU did try a flanker reverse at Long Beach PCAA champs for the last games including a 105-72 and Stanford which failed. eight years, are expected thrashing of UC-Riverside LivE Music 9:30-1:30 Defending Stiles, you utilize what you have. With lack to meet Utah, last year's Monday. of depth at both running back and receiver positions, what Golden State event Western Athletic Con- FRi. & SAT. NigliTS can a coach do (besides pray a lot)? ference champion, in the The Forty-Niners are Another rap is Stiles' control of the players. If he final tomorrow. led by All-American doesn't know who's in the game (note: Jim Miller vs. San hosted by Spartans Meanwhile, the hopeful Larry Gray at the Diego State) then who does? Spartans are going to have pivot and guards Donnie "All Tiost Pcoplt" To be sure, Lynn Stiles has yet to have a "normal" SJSU will be the site of the men's Golden State season of coaching. He was rushed in late last year and Gymnastics Open this Saturday and Sunday. has suffered through a season of injuries this time around. The Spartan team will include Marty Sharpe, MINORs WELCOME Next year will be a true test of his coaching ability. defending Golden State Open champion, Mike Levine and He better succeed. If recent history is an omen, it might Charles Paratore. ROUND TRIP Pool TAM( be his last season. Competition will begin in the Men's Gym Friday The three who have coached here since 1969 have not night, Dec. 9, with the compulsory excercises. The ShuffltboARd survived past their third season. flight of your choice following evening, Dec. 10, the optional excercises will be Wt CATER PARTiES 10* held. NOTES AND MISQUOTES: Finally, I get to correct Starting time both evenings is 7. Tickets can be OR MEXICO! another mistake.... Dr. Robert Bronzan was athletic purchased at the door, $2 for adults and El for students. HAWAII DAy director, not assistant coach, when O.J. 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Page 8, December 9, 1977 Wrestlers pound Gators, SJSU in last game ready for Chico tourney Field hockey fans will get their last chance to By Chris Georges Hejnal, 9-1 on the season, recorded his first loss against watch the SJSU women in After crushing San Francisco State Wednesday night the Gators. action when the stickers 24-12 and taking third at last weekend's Mumby In- SJSU's lineup for the Chico tourney, which begins at play their final game of the vitational, the Spartan wrestling team will travel to the 10 a.m., is still undecided, Kerr said. Two or three weight season today against the Chico State Invititinal Tournament tomorrow. classes will be contested in intra-team challenge matches Australian Gold Coast Coach Terry Kerr's grapplers, 3-0 in dual meet to determine the Spartans' representative in each. Women's Hockey competition this season, are "where I expected to be at Association Touring Team this time," he said. at 2p.111. on the East Field. "I want to win the PCAA again, and send five guys to Mumby Invitational The Aussies are on a NCAAs." Bakersfield SA Cal 39; SJSU 21. Chico St. 25, San Francisco II. 23; Air four-week tour of Canada. Kerr's crew demonstrated against SFSU that it is Force 11. Butte II; Cal PolySLO IS, Sianislaus SI I, Hayward St . Stanford. Fiji and the Western capable of winning in the face of adversity. When no Fresno St and Sacramento St. 0 United States, including referee showed for the meet, the Gators' assistant coach Hawaii. The club consists officiated. Individual winners of high school and college 3. lAlii..-Cnr0.0ni,9Cral.BL:eltr,w, SJSU. 11A e v 1Bakerslield. Cook, Mu players from the state of "He was kind of biased in the first eight matches," stiOelldd Sto’ISUAnde’"rsGonengl:a1,110Ii.e.dr Queensland. Kerr laughed. "I accused him of seeing purple, because ISO.McDowell. SJSU ISS-Meinal, SJSU Sth-Jensen SJSU The Spartans, coming their colors are purple and gold. One of the fans told him Brouhard, SJSU 177 Draper, Bakerslield 190.Belser, SF. Hvy.Moskowite, C1. 4thKsiehn, SJSU, sthIlealt. SJSU off an unprecedented he was missing a good match. fourth place finish at the "One of our wrestlers said SFSU had an 11 -man SJSU 24, SFSU 12 AIAW National Chain- team." i Ten wrestlers compete. 1111 -Rodrigues ISJ / 0. Armstrong, 14.7, 124-Monola4is (SF) d Mills. 4-0 pionships two weeks ago in i34-000dy Silo( Johnson. 7 32, 112 Strock I Si I d Sha, 10 7 Denver, will take an Kerr cited 150-pounder Bob McDowell and 167 man 1S0-M000well (LI) d Newsome. 00,, ISI.DiCkSOn (SF) d S Mills. 3.2; 18-2 Kevin Hejnal as Spartan mainstays this season. Mc- 167CoOk (SF) a. Hemal, II.S, 117 Overholt (SF1 d Brouhard. 11-9, 100. overall record into the Dowell, a senior, is undefeated this season and junior Hrris (Si) 4. Belser,11-10; eley,lifuenn (WO Alhslroin, 9-I snatch.

Wolves prey-ing for upset Prepare 112, for the Spring Sr.\/11kNOS of SJSU swimmers at Reno C"C eiOS OG moat By Chris Georges last year," said Reno Coach Jerry Ba dew. ePS SJSU's women's swim team will be "It'll be a close meet. I don't see anybody S.F.December running away with it. thrown to the wolves" Saturday - but this CkSN',C1 compact course tune, the Wolves may come out on the "San Jose's always tough," he said. 4.) starts 12/15 losing end. "This is our toughest meet yet this \JQ' Sydney Brink Coach Connie Roy's swimmers travel season." to the University of Nevada at Reno Reno's top swimmer, breaststroker ' eesteu . meet a., tomorrow to take on the Wolf Pack at noon Ann Belikow, is undefeated this season and Te.ta mix VS K4 PLAN swims around 1:10s in the 100-yard event. dual ace ou.4 mateuktiet EDUCATIONAL A fist full of hollers in the Spartans' last meet this semester. CENTER "I predict we'll have the best meet of SJSU's Eileen Campbell swam 1:10.8 ' SJSU's Masashi Yamamoto (right) counters his opponent with a Wednesday. lunging the season so far," Roy said. "The girls 0SMALL CLASSES jab in recent competition at Stanford University. SJSU's Shotokan Karate are ready. We cut back the practice FLEXIBLE SCHEDULES Karen Petterson of the 'Pack has a 0140ME STUDY MATERIALS Club's three-man team placed second in the free sparring event against yardage this week, and we're gonna put INSTRUCTION & REVIEW time of 31.5. EXTENSIVE TAPE six other schools. Yamamoto, a black belt, also placed second in the skin suits on 'em." season-best 50 backstroke PERMANENT CENTERS OPEN DAYS, EVENINGS. & WEEKENDS individual sparring competition. Skin suits are ultra-light, ultra-clingy Spartan Lisa McIntosh went 31.3 Wed- nesday. BERKELEY racing suits. SAN FRANCISCO DAVIS Avit CL ASSES CLASSES "I think the excitement of the trip will Reno's Barbara Buck has gone 1:03 in CENTER psych them up," she said, -We're going to the 100 butterfly and 2:19 in the 200 in- .1151 433-1763 have fun and swim some good times." dividual medley. SJSU's Lisa Sperling PALO ALTO Women remain foiled Spartaris have their work cut out swam 1:03.3 in the fly and Campbell went "\ CENTER The t4151 327-0841 however. The 'Pack can match 2:20.5 in the IM. UNIV 01S (Continued from page 7 foil. -In sabre you have to be good at for them, CLASSES It's anybody's meet. And SJSU's swim SANTA CRUZ Epee and sabre were considered SJSU stroke for stroke in nearly every CLASSES to be acting, because you have to convince the team would like to keep that from dangerous for women because in epee, the judges, and you have to have a lot of speed event and has an edge in others. did becoming "meat': - as in Wolf food. - TEST REPA A I N SPECIALISTS SINCE 1938 entire body is the target I as opposed to the and ability to move well. "They aren't gonna kill us like they CENTERS IN MAJOR U.S. CITIES -CALL TOLL FREE 1000)223-1782 "vital areas" in foil, meaning no arms, "Sabte is much more free and legs or head. I In sabre, any portion above loose, and you have to be kind of hyper. I the waist is a valid target. Adequate have a lot of those qualities." protection is supplied in each case, She also believed Hurley would be however. strong at epee because of her height, and "It's safe enough now," said SJSU sure enough, Hurley has enjoyed prac- coach Michael D'Asaro. "In the old days ticing epee fencing. blades were heavier and there were other problems, but now I think sabre and epee Hope Konecny, the third member of for women is a wonderful idea." the SJSU women's super trio, said that she One of SJSU's prime male epee fen- prefers foil overall, but insists there was cers. Peter Schifrin, correlated his per- "no reason, physically or otherwise, wt.* ception of fencing as a sport of the mind to women shouldn't compete in those two Johnson's idea of "heart." categories." "There isn't any difference between D'Asaro said that the desired divisions men's and women's competition," he said, are not yet sanctioned by the Amateur "especially in a game which depends so Fencers League of America, and probably much on the mind. Women are on an equal will not be "before five years, minimum." basis." It looks like the Spartan women will Johnson added that she felt she may be have to settle for dominating only the foil better suited for sabre competition than division until then,

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Page 10, December 9, 1977 Biology prof finds life on dark ocean floor

By H. Kim Lew Soon after the birth of her child, the 37-year-old 11 Life on this planet may not depend solely upon energy professor received the request from the Smithsonian to from the sun, according to an SJSU biologist who's study the mussels. studying new shellfish species found at 9,000 feet below the "I drooled over the discovery," she said. "I never ocean's surface. dreamed I'd get a chance to identify them. It was like a Dr. Vida Kenk, SJSU biology professor, was one of geologist being asked if he wanted to work on the moon four scientists chosen by the Smithoonian Institute to rocks." examine life forms found on the Pacific Ocean floor near The leader of the expedition, Oregon State University the Galapagos Islands. She is analyzing mussels. professor John Corliss, brought the jars of about 50 The organisms were found by an expedition of alcohol-soaked mussels to Kenk at a meeting this summer geologists looking for reported "hot-water" vents in the in San Francisco, she said. deep sea trenches. The water there is usually near Kenk's specimens include large, dark mollusks as big freezing, Kenk said. The expedition's find was reported in as those on our own coast and small, yellowish, oyster-like the October isssue of National Geographic magazine. mussels. Both are members of the same species, Kenk The hot water vents were found bubbling out of the said, with the larger mollusks probably coming from an home ground at 9,000 feet. Around these vents were found older colony. She is analyzing them at her Saratoga Scott Allen colonies of life not dependent on the sun for energy. while on sabbatical. Pete Torreano, an SJSU student, plays the Plants convert the sun's energy into "food" through As she views the animals beneath a microscope, she metallophone. a Javanese instrument which, the specimens into established categories. the process of photosynthesis. Scientists have believed attempts to fit Gamelan concert along with drums and gongs, comprise a life on earth, Kenk Kenk has hypothesized that the specimens belong to plants were necessaery to support gomelan, an orchestra that will be featured in said. the family Mytilidae, the same as mussels on the West tonight s free concert in the Music Concert Light, however, only penetrates the ocean's surface to Coast. The mollusks do not, however, belong to any known Hall, Room 176. the level of 600 feet, she said. The colonies of life found by genus, Kenk said. Basic physiological differences, such as the expedition appal ently were being supported by the location of an "in-current feeding syphon," indicate bacteria which have the ability to convert hydrogen that they may be a new species. sulfide, which is spewed by the vents, into usable energy Taxonomy of musselstheir anatomy and relation- SPARTAGUIDE for the mullosks. shipshas been Kenk's specialty since her graduate years La Cosa Nueva will Gym room 101. representatives from the this weekend in the Concert Mussels are "filter feeders," organisms which get at Harvard, where she received a Ph. D. in 1967. provide music, news, Communist Labor Party Hall, Veronica Baltes will food by filtering sea water through their bodies. The Kenk, second vice president of the Western Society of public affairs and special The Student Health and the Libertarian Party give a senior recital at 8:15 animals were not thought to exist long before photosyn- Malacology, is one of the world's three experts of mussel programs to the Chicano Services will provide in a joint discussion at p.m. tomorrow, Helen thesis, she said. taxonomy. The others are in Norway and Australia. community from 2 p.m. to hypertension screening 11:30 a.m, today in Centiner will give a "Chemosynthesis," the process which sustains the The mussels and other life forms form the deep-sea midnight Sunday on KSJS, and a blood pressure check Business Classroom 124. Master's recital at 3:15 bacteria, is suspected of having existed long before have changed the scientist's thinking about the ocean stereo 91 FM from 4 to 7 p.m. Monday p.m. Sunday and Joe photosynthesis, Kenk said, and is not new to science. But floor, which was once considered barren, Kenk said. through Thursday on the The Music Department Englert will give a student the Galapagos colonies represent the first evidence that Other animals under study are clams, snails and tube The Grace Baptist first floor of Library North. will present three recitals recital at 8:15 p.m. Sunday. the hydrogen sulfide conversion process is capable of worms. Sunday Forum will discuss supporting a chain of higher organisms. "We wonder how many other colonies of life may exist "Christianity and Healing The Philosophy 108 It's nearly impossible for scientists to speculate on on the ocean floor," she said. "We must begin to re- at 7 p.m. Sunday at 10th class, "Social and Political Hai* Rama Pomagettfy how the mussels and other creatures made their way to examine our thinking about the chain of life on this and San Fernando streets. Philosophy," will present the ocean floor. However, she aaid that the mussels planet." Guest speakers include Fie C.alasaatiall Staft fitend "adapted to their enviromment," and that they had None of the biological scientists are being paid for Dave and Karen Yinger RESPONSIBLE POSITIONS assi ribmidWtt cad analysis, however Kenk said that they plan to get Regibieted "certainly been down there for a longtime." their and Marge Burns. FOR MGT TRAINEES The animal's original ancestors may have been together with researchers investigating the geological 1 lAVEL, ADVENTURE. 55$ deposited at the ocean floor as long as 400 million years significance of the hot-water vents and conduct a sym- The SJSU Folk Dance MAN% Of Oldie!. ago. poseumhopefully resulting in a composite study to be Club will hold a meeting at Army ROTC 277 2985 The sulfur-processing bacteria live in water which prepared for publication. 7:30 tonight in the Women's 292-8444 247 K. art S.9.1 penetrates the oceanic crust and the life forms brought back by the expedition are permeated with the "rotten egg smell" of hydrogen sulfide, Kenk said. Kenk first learned of the expedition's find from news .... .!.: accounts last spring. She was pregnant at the time with her first child. A son was born in May, and her husband, afro is also a biologist, had to au. .Inister her final examinations. SJSU pinball addicts CHRISTMAS TOWN 1Continued from page 11 But, some said, this destroyed the fun in the game. "What it comes down to is the competition," said Bob Darwin, who added, if it was offered, he would major in pinball science. "To beat the machine is a wonderful feeling, but it must be done ethically. "If I've figured the machine out, it's like a love affair TWELVE GIFT SUGGESTIONS UNDER $100 that's over with. You can't go back to it. You must move Front load on to another machine." 1 2" Diagonal PORTABLE Cassette Recorder Which, with a determined glint in his eyes, he did. F11.10 TI, lightwriglo put After all, there was serious business to attend to. Once a I .go. Connor, art ,i1 g,tI, lover, is Mit r iplootit oat/ Hrial relationship with a pinball machine, as with a 1,torlirr or or $99.95 over, a whole new challenge lies ahead. It is time to move Sol., le 11. 1. o on. Inotomil h1.61 k aol

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