et SPARTAN DAILY a Vol. 97, No. 16 Published for San lose State University since 1934 Tuesday, September 24, 1991 Munitz makes lobbying for money top priority By Crista E. Hardie match between the assignment we we can't afford to lose another bond spring, but it's not the long term people who generally make We bet- thing, obviously, we don't want to Daily staff writer have from the state in the master issue," he said. solution ... I don't need one-time ter for students. do," he said. plan, and the resources we have to Temporary relief for the CSU money, I need a fundamental change Munitz said that as many as Muniu said he plans to go back "Massive lobbying" for more carry out that assignment." system may soon materialize if SB in the institution's budget." 4,000 class sections that would nor- to the state in the spring with the funding is a major priority for the The place to start, Munitz. said, is 976 passes. Munitz said that more than half mally have been scheduled were cut, 1991-92 budget request and argue coming year, Calidfornia State making sure all constituencies are The Senate bill proposes to dis- of the 20 CSU campuses have and that the CSU was unable to hire both for capital and operating University Chancellor Barry Muniu together. tribute to several areas of state-fund- already closed their spring registra- more than 1,000 part-time faculty money that he said will strengthen said Friday. "It doesn't help anyone if the stu- ed education $180 million from an tion entirely to new students. that could have taught those sec- the quality and the access to the 20 Munitz was on campus last week dents, the faculty union and the out-of-court settlement with four oil "It's a serious problem for the tions. CSU campuses and any new cam- to meet with faculty, staff and stu- board are all wandering around companies. students," he said. "All of those ... have been very puses down the road. dents to get a general feel for what Sacramento and arguing with each If SB 976 passes, CSU stands to "To make the budget meet this serious blows to both the access to, "Whether it's an expanded center is happening on campus, and to dis- other," Munitz said. receive $43 million. Munitz said he year we had to remove 864 non-fac- and the quality of education," at Fort Ord, or the Ventura campus, cuss the budget situation. "We have to be sure ... that our has written a letter to Gov. Wilson, ulty positions from the system," he Munitz said. or Stockton by Stanislaus and even "We are in a very serious dilem- priorities and programs are clearly stating CSU's support of the bill. said. "We can't absorb that kind of cut- San Marcus being new," Munitz ma this fall," Munitz said, "because stated, and that we're organized "I welcome any support," said Those are almost all support back again without just stepping said, "those arc second issues to first we basically have hit the point carefully to explain, not just to Munitz "and if 976 passes and is positions, such as counselors, advis- back and saying, 'We have to being sure that our existing campus- where there is a fundamental mis- Sacramento, but to the public, that signed, it will obviously help in the ers, library staff, laboratory staff and change the mission,' which is some- es are supported properly." Party fight filed DEADLY GRACE as a hate crime Sammies say altercation didn't involve racism By Deborah Kerr ment, was unharmed and said he did was issued. We believe that we are Daily staff wnter not want to press any charges. the most diverse fraternity on cam- Police filed a battery and hate crime pus and to be accused of such a One of the many fraternity par- report and sent Jones on his way. remark is absurd." ties Friday spawned what was The police report, which was According to UPD spokesman reported as a racial hate crime in taken on statements made by Jones, Richard Staley, the matter will now University Police reports, is quite different from the statement he referred to the vice president of To each story there are two sides, released by kigma Alpha Mu student affairs, "for whatever action and to this story, both sides couldn't Monday in response to the report. they deem is appropriate." An inves- sound more different. "It was approximately 2 a.m. tigation is expected. According to a UPD report, early when Mr. Jones approached the Scott Rice, member of the SJSU Saturday morning, UPD officers Sammy house requesting admittance human relations board, said he was responded to a call saying that 10 to to an already concluded party," said not informed about the incident, but 15 people were fighting on 8th Roy Redo, president of Sigma that he didn't think it was any big Street in front of the Sigma Alpha Alpha Mu, as he read from a written deal. Mu fraternity house. statement. "Anytime you get a bunch of In the police report, it said SJSU "He was kindly asked to leave people together drinking, there's student Loujuan Jones, 19, said he the property but he refused and bound to be problems," he said. "I was the victim of a racial crime, began to shove one of our members. think it's in some people's interest to which started with a racial epithet The two were separated as a UPD represent this university as a center shouted from a second story win- patrol car pulled up. of hatred, but I feel the less said dow of the Sigma Alpha Mu frater- "The UPD officer wrote a report about it, the better. nity house, and sent Mr. Jones home. The offi- "With around 30,000 students, Jones told UPD officers that he cer then stated that Mr. Jones had we're bound to have some knot- responded with, "what's your prob- been drinking and that the matter heads," Rice said. km?" and was jumped by 10 men was well in hand. "There's not 30,000 perfect from the fraternity house. "Several Sigma Alpha Mu mem- human beings on the planet. To me, According to the report. Jones, hers witnessed the event and said no I don't think that one little incident who could not be reached for coin- such racial statement of any kind like this means very much." SJSU joins area schools looking for leadership By Nicholas D. Smith l'niversity system. would be sensitive to its needs. Daily staff wnter This at a time when the new In addition to SJSU, Sonoma chancellor himself has been in office State University's David Benson The search for a new president only a few weeks. announced in September that he has dominated the news at SJSU Chancellor Barry Munitz was at would be stepping down from the since university president Gail SJSU Thursday and Friday to deter- presidency. The search for a new Fullerton announced her retirement mine what staff, faculty and students president is expected to take about a Donna !trammel Daily staff photographer want in a new president. year. May 3. major Thomas major Art Stern, 29, practice a few karate several other schools Cultural and ethnic differences Hayward State University had a 25 -year-old English However, Knapp and administration of justice steps in the Spartan Complex Monday. have either recently found or are dominated the open forum on the new president, Norma Rees, take looking for a new president, two of search, with each group vying for over more than a year ago. Ellis Munitz to choose a president who which are in the California State See OTHERS, Page 3

Light-rail, bus fare costs set to be raised in October INSIDE By Dareie I), Johnson catch up with inflation. "There has light-rail operating costs are cov- Ann Vultasovich, a junior liberal Daily staff wnter been no increase in many years," ered by rider fares. studies major, purchases a monthly res Lilt Smith, SCCTA spokeswoman, Sales tax, regional and national pass and said it will not have a big III be FEATURES Patrons of Santa Clara County said. funds cover the remaining operating impact on her. $2 Oct. 1 bus and light-rail systems will be In addition to regular fares, this costs. "I have a semester pass so it is Mighty bad taste: The added to the list victims of the will be the first time senior and dis- Fare revenues will cover only 13 not going to affect me until next Was DAY PA SS Mighty Lemon Drops disa- recession. Sales tax revenues are abled fares have been increased percent of operating and mainte- semester anyway," said Tom $1.50 point crowd at One Step biology major. down, so riders will feel the since the transit district started in nance costs after the increase, Smith Leggate, freshman Adult Beyond. Page 5 squeeze. 1973, according to the news release. said. Semester passes will not be Porl: SEP '91 fall, according to transit On Tuesday Oct. 1 the Santa They are being raised to com- Regular service fares will offered after this day Clara County Transportation pensate for new American With increase from 75 cents to $1 and Carla Boyd, clerical assistant in the service will rise from 25 A.S. business office. . pass Agency will increase bus and light- Disabilities Act regulations regard- midday SPORTS rail fares. ing paratransit services. cents to 50 cents. Rick Lum, a senior English . ER FARE On July 30 the transit district Senior and disabled fares may be Fliers of the new fares are avail- major, is aware of the increase. "I N .REASES Golf aims to repeat: board of directors approved the the increased again when the issue fur- able on buses and light-rail trains. don't like it," he said. 24 Iday service Spartan women's golf team fare hike, according to a SCCTA ther analyzed, according to the Some students who use buses "It will cost more for transporta- on $.25 shoots for success of last tion, hut there's nothing I can do news release. news release. and light-rail are not aware that a 5 S.50 SEP '91 4 All fares are being raised to Currently II percent of bus and fare increase is in the work. about IC' he said. season. Page

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urges the gay and lesbian community not to No peat C in the East: By Darcie I), Johnson In the past he has stated he does not t de are hopelul that Thoni:is' confirmation Despite treaty. the Daily staff writer believe in women's reproductive rights, will lead to the overturn of Roe vs. Wade," he support him. "I have serious concerns about according to Shah. said. his ability to be sensitive to gay and lesbian Yugoslays and Croatians While it looks like Supreme Court nomi- As a result of what Shah call Thomas' abi- On the other hand, Lisa Alvin, director of issues," she said. still battle. Page 5 nee Clarence Thomas is likely to be con valence toward important issues, such as the Women's Resource Center is not happy The California State Students Association firmed by Congress, the United States Student abortion and natural law, the USSA is taking a about Judge Thomas' pending confirmation. is taking a hands-off approach to the confir- Association still wants answers. stand against Judge Thomas' confirmation. "The WRC is pro-women and that does not mation dilemma and has not taken an official position, according to Jeff Chang, legislative Is he the "soundest person for the highest That stand stems from a resolution voted jibe with Judge Thomas' (views)," Alvin said. NEWS court in the land?" is the question Tajel Shah, on during the Student National Conference, "It is scary for women that this man is director of CSSA. USSA president, wants answered for the stu- according to a USSA news release. going to be a part of the Supreme Court," he The USSA urges students to write letters to Crackdown on bogus dents of the United States. Organizations on SJSU's campus have said. and call their congressmen. Shah said, to let clinics: Pro-lifers ensnar- Shah said he also wants to hear Thomas' mixed views about Thomas. The Alternative Lifestyles Political Action their views be known. ing abortion patients in position on abortion, an issue Thomas refused "If he is against abortion, we would want Coalition, a gay -rights activism group at For the congressmen who are undecided to answer questions about during the confir- him confirmed," Doug Zeit', Students for SJSU, shares Alvin's stand on Thomas. "grassroots tactics can be real helpful," Shah phony clinics. Page 3 mation hearings. Life vice-president, said."SJSU Students for Wiggsy Sivertsen, AMC faculty adviser, said. 2 Tuesday, September 24, 1991 San lose State University SPARTAN DAILY FORUM OPINIONS EDITORIAL Hammer and Souza in a tug-of-war over Giants Hammer claim that surveys say the San Jose and Santa stench won't blow in that direction, but said that nobody in San Jose listens to Clara trade insults Souza anyway. Good response, Susan such witty repartee. in competition for Along with slinging mud at the opposing city's mayor comes a race in baseball stadium outbidding. Santa Clara took a big step in deciding to spend big bucks for a answer is a dump lobbyist; the very next day. Hammer Theor a sewer. dropped the bomb on Santa Clara by The contestants are San revealing her plans to spend almost 20 Jose Mayor Susan Hammer times Santa Clara's lobbyist fees on and Santa Clara Mayor Eddie Souza, and stadium consultants and attorneys. the question is: where are the Giants going to play ball? South Bay merger suggested An Agnes and his city have decided that a China Basin stadium is not going It was suggested that both cities join to happen in San Francisco, so Bob Lurie forces and pool their resources for a and the Giants have two last hopes "South Bay Giants" collaboration, but San Jose and Santa Clara. Hammer said the idea never crossed her San Jose has found a nice area for a mind. She wants her baseball team and stadium, but its neighbor would be a she doesn't want to share. Not that a sewage treatment plant. Although there hockey team isn't enough; she wants to wouldn't be any complaints about noise, be the queen of San Jose sports. there is probably not an Airwick big San Jose and Santa Clara are enough to keep the stench under control. neighbors and, like it says in the Santa Clara provided plans for a neighbor handbook, they should work stadium atop a dump. Unfortunately, the together or at least be civil to each other. people who live next door in the mobile Their history together has not been home park prefer their current neighbor exactly harmonious. The last stand-off Rul Dominguez Spartan Daily to a stadium, where too much traffic and was over the bridge that was to cross the too much noise would accompany the Guadalupe river, when they couldn't baseball team. agree on how to complete it. Santa Clara had a shot at getting the WRITER'S team last year but the city didn't want the Mayors quarrel endlessly imposition of extra taxes, so now it's The fight for the team has turned the only fair that San Jose has an equal FORUM Anne Douquet two mayors into the Bickersons. What chance. However, having an equal could turn into a good venture for either chance does not make temper tantrums city has now become a battle of verbal and name-calling acceptable. digs at each other. It's time to put the baseball bats down, A "stinky suck," is what Souza called turn the rally caps around, and play ball. Don't lower standards to meet quotas Hammer's proposed spot. Not only did ith politically correct entrance requirements regardless of their 1,250-1,300. Admission officials at these speech and actions at the cultural background. If these standards are schools admit to allowing black, Hispanic helm of growing social not upheld, universities will be guilty of and American Indian students with grade consciousness, I find committing reverse discrimination point averages as low as 2.5 and SAT myself at moral According to Dinesh D'Souza in his scores in the 700-8(X) range. SO ... WHAT'S YOUR crossroads. 1 am completely in favor of book "Illiberal Education," he notes that These are just a few examples of political, academic and personal at University of California at Berkeley, reverse discrimination in our universities POINT? sensitivity for all people, but acting out of black and Hispanic student applicants are across the nation. Trends of loosening Brooke Shelby Biggs social correctness or obligation instead of up to twenty times (2,000 percent) more standards can be detected more and more. what is right should not be tolerated. likely to be accepted for admission than Although the number of students admitted Every year, thousands of unqualified Asian-American applicants who have the under relaxed standards may he small, students are admitted to American same academic qualifications. they still represent the overall admission universities on the basis of ethnic In our society, no matter how much we policies of these universities. Leaving childhood behind representation. These same students are try to deny it, there is still an incredible Equal ethnic representation should enticed to enroll and stay in school with amount of prejudice. We can only attempt never be an issue on university campuses. cash grants and personalized recruiting. I to erase some of this prejudice and Every student regardless of sex or in search of the future believe these forms of Affirmative Action become a society more equal for all ethnicity should be subject to the same policies are unfair. people. However, relaxing entrance exams iequirements. If we do not pursue these I stepped out of the truck, my cleats, sweat-stained gloves, deflated Fear of upseuing a minority should not and denying admission to students based standards, the traditions of academic lower back sit-weary from the balls. Above, a shameless pile of trophies be a motivating factor in any academic on race alone is not the solution to this freedom and individual achievement that drive. most declaring "Participant." environment. Academic standards should dilemma. we are striving for will be for nothing. I filled my lungs with the It all gave me a peculiar feeling, a be rigid and constant for all, not wavered In another passage from "Illiberal suburban air, ripe with the smells slight but undeniable pressure just because of unequal ethnic representation Education," D'Souza notes that at Ivy of easy middle-American life. beneath the sternum. I realized I no in a University setting. League colleges, incoming freshman have Chimney smoke, new paint, cut grass, longer knew the person who once lived All students should be held to the same average Scholastic Aptitude Test scores of Anne Douquet is a Daily staff writer. snail bait, pool chlorine. My nose was in this room. I felt like a trespasser. alive. I made small talk with my parents as I Ah, finally, I thought. Home for the moved my belongings back into my summer. room, but my mind was elsewhere. No more school, no more books, et I was thinking back to a moment in cetera, etcetera. Pure sloth awaited. my childhood. I had stored the memory WRITER'S But the embrace I expected from this, securely, because it was the only my family home in my hometown, was evidence I had of the moment, and I was not immediate and warm. sure I'd need to prove it had happened. FORUM Monica Campbell Inside, the history of my family I was sitting on Mom's bathroom bulged from every wall. I squeezed counter so my 5-year-old eyes wouldn't through the passageways into my room, be even with her knees while I made this long since converted into a guest room. important proposition. The place was at first unfamiliar The "Can I live with you forever, Printing names punishes rape victims room was spotless, without any sign that Mommy?" I asked earnestly. hould both the accused and the to print a tasteless profile on the woman, unfair and not in accordance to standard anyone had punctured its seal since I left "Of course, honey," she replied accuser be identified in criminal including useless information on her past justice. Yet, in normal circumstances, for school nine months earlier. But still, it sincerely. cases? behavior. neither the name of the woman nor the had the musty smell of a thousand days A-ha! I knew my future was secure. I In most cases, yes. Why didn't the Washington Post. or accused would be printed until the spent. pictured myself at 30, kicking back on But there is one glaring many other reputable newspapers, find it accused has been formally charged. My room was filled with a heavy air, the couch, watching "Underdog" and the exception when it comes to the case of necessary also? Family fame and wealth, however, dense with memories. "New Zoo Review," eating peanut butter rape. Because most papers have chosen to comes with a price, and in the Kennedy The walls spoke loudest of all, laden sandwiches (with the crusts cut off) and When I read the name of the Florida abide self-imposed policies against case, anonymity is a pnvilegc the family with weak physical fragments of the little dnnking chocolate milk from my plastic woman who accused a member of the printing the names of rape victims. In has never experienced. girl who once lived there. Awards from Eve! Kenievel mug. Kennedy family of raping her at the most cases, these policies have come from Let's take notice and learn from the school, photographs of family, posters of What I had failed to foresee was that I family's Palm Beach estate, I guarantee the realization that sex crimes have people who are speaking publicly. Their heroes whose feet have since turned to might meet in myself a suddenly you that my knowing her name did not carried a certain stigma. courage should help awaken society to clay. independent adult while off expanding advance my understanding of what Rape is like no other crime. It is a deal openly with the rape epidemic. I looked harder. The bedspread was my mind at college. happened one iota. crime of power, but also one of sex. The But until the stigma on rape victims worn thin where my head had so many I left that grungy kid you know,the I did realize how misguided the media fact that rape is the most underreported has faded, the publication of these times been buried in weariness or one who wanted her Mommy to take care can be about the realities of rape. violent cnme underscores how we view it. people's names should be seen as cruel frustration. Stains there of tears expended of her for good back at the freeway First, the Globe, a supermarket tabloid, It is still a cnme in which a woman can and an ineffective way of combating it. for forgotten reasons. on-ramp on my way to the future. published both name and picture of the be made to feel at shame. Her life is put This is an exception. But rape is an My closet tried to hide its treasures, woman who has accused William under constant scrutiny and the question exceptionally different crime. but betrayed them soon enough. There Brooke Shelby Biggs Is the Daily Kennedy Smith of rape. NBC News of "I/id she deserve it?" is omnipresent. were the remains of my glory days on executive editor. Her column appears broadcasted her name and picture on TV. Some feel that withholding the identity Monica Campbell is a Daily staff writer. softball diamonds and soccer fields. Tiny every Tuesday. The New York Times also felt it necessary of the accuser and naming the accused is

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WASHINGTON (AP) Some the staff found. In many cases, it women looking for an abortion clin- 'A very strident, very aggressive anti- said, these bogus operators are listed ic are finding themselves subjected under the heading of "clinics," even to anti -abortion campaigns instead. abortion campaign is what they get' though no medical services are A congressional staff report says available. as many as 2,000 "bogus clinics" Wyden said ownership of the may be operating nationwide, using Ron Wyden, 1)-Ore bogus clinics often Chairman House small business subcommittee was difficult to deceptive practices to ensnare vul- trace. nerable women in an effort to halt or He said they did not appear to be delay their abortions. run by mainstream anti -abortion The issue is one of deceptive "These programs hold out that and often abusive anti -abortion groups, but rather by "extreme, far advertising, says Rep. Ron Wyden, they are health clinics, but when the arguments and tactics aimed at reaches of the anti -abortion move- D-Orc., chairman of a House small women get there, there arc no medi- unsuspecting and vulnerable con- ment." business subcommittee that is inves- cal professionals," he said. sumers." Lynn Taliento, subcommittee tigating the practice. "A very strident, very aggressive Some Yellow Page publishers staff investigator, said some of the "Its about consumer fraud anti-abortion campaign is what they require disclaimers stating the practices may be subject to prosecu- misleading advertising," Wyden get," he said in an interview advertisers will not provide abortion tion under state consumer protection said. Thursday. services, but most directories do not, statutes barring false advertising. Wyden's subcommittee on regu- Wyden's subcommittee staff esti- lation, business opportunities and mated there may be as many 2,000 energy scheduled a hearing today on deceptively promoted facilities the practice, with testimony by nationwide, based on a survey ot women who say they were victim- Yellow Pages directory listings in all ized by bogus abortion clinic prac- 50 states and other surveys. A staff tices. investigator working undercover Women respond to Yellow Pages sought abortion services from some ads or other types of advertising by of the clinics. organizations purporting to offer "Abortion or abortion referral abortion services. But in fact those services are neither given nor con- so-called clinics seek to persuade the templated by the operator," the staff woman not to terminate the pregnan- report said. "Instead, these facilities cy. Wyden said. are by design venues for hard -sell Lynn Benson Daily staff photographer Ta Chin, a freshman film major, and Thomas Almeida, a freshman recreation major, put the finishing touches on a door for the set of the Drama department's upcoming show "Noises Off." The two are working in the scene shop for credit in their Drama 10 class. TIED HOUSE OTHERS: pres sought Cafe & Brewery From Front Page more permanent leader. An American Beer Hail McCune, CSU's former president Other California schools with Freedom of choice at your fingertips. came out of retirement to act as recent or upcoming presidential interim chancellor after Ann changes include San Francisco City Reynolds' departure. College, Mills College and Stanford Spartan Night at the Tied House! While the CSU system is having University. Es er 1 uesday night is Spartan Night its share of changes, the University The committee to help select the at Tied House San Jose. Gourmet pizzas of California system is also facing new president took a great deal of priced for the student's budget - great ss ith major presidential changes. criticism during Munitz.'s visit for all of our eight fresh, fully-aged beers. University of California at Berkeley being mostly white. Munitz repeated San Jose location only - 5 pm to 10 pm has a new president and University several times that when the commit- of California at Santa Cruz has an tee was finalized, there would be interim president while it looks for a greater diversity.

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Ity Anne Douquet also scampered for two touch- Daily staff wnter downs for SJSU. Barbosa who is 5 feet 10 and Imagine being pounded by weighs 199 pounds was second on 14,000 pounds of human flesh in the Spartan squad last season with roughly a three hour time span. 194 yards and one touchdown. This averages out to approxi- Last season Barbosa was the mately 1.75 245 -pound human heir apparent to former SJSU tail- bodies hurling themselves at you back Sheldon CanIcy. Barbosa's every time you touch the football. goal of stepping into Canley's To put this into perspective, shoes may have begun to material- this is like being hit by the com- ize with last week's performance bined weight of seven Jeep against Long Beach State. Wranglers. Early in the season, doubts sur- This scenario is all too familiar SJSU tailback Maceo Barbosa faced concerning the tailback posi- to senior tailback Macco Barbosa, tion for the Spartans. who was named by the Big West defensive team for the Big West, Barbosa's performance was Conference this week Offensive averaging 245 pounds each, but sub-par in both the Florida game Player of the Week. Barbosa withstands abusive and the Minnesota game. In 42 carries for 184 yards and pounding similar to this on a The Spartans' worries about a two receptions for 27 yards weekly basis. lack of depth in the tailback slot against Long Beach State, Barbosa In the Spartans' 32-20 victory may have been calmed after last racked up impressive statistics in over the 49ers. Barbosa elevated weeks game and Barbosa's the Spartans conference opener his overall ranking for total rush- impressive statistics. Saturday. ing in the Big West to fifth. SJSU wants a dominant tail- Granted, Long Beach State In his 42 rushes, Barbosa is back and they seem to have found does have a particularly large averaging 3.9 yards per carry and that tailback in Barbosa.

Former Twins executive named Rockies' G.M. DENVER (AP) Bob Gebhard, several of the most successful Major Gebhard has been the assistant to !tarry Gutierrez Daily staff photographer a Minnesota Twins executive, was League franchises." Twins general manager Andy named general manager Spartan forward Scott Wiebe gets past Titan midfielder Matt Schultz in Sunday's action of the In other appointments announced MacPhail since 1986. Colorado Rockies Monday while Monday, the Rockies said Bernie He has been in charge of the John McHale Jr., a Denver attorney, Mullen, formerly Pittsburgh Pirates Twins' advance scouting as they was named to the business side of vice president of business opera- prepare for the AL playoffs and the Titans' second-half comeback the new National League franchise. tions, will take a similar position World Series. "Bob is probably one of the most with the Colorado team and Dave Published reports have said prized prospects in baseball today," Peeler, currently director of public (Mallard would not join the Rockies said Steve Erhart, Rockies president affairs at Exxon, to senior vice pres- organization until the Twins finish beats SJSU in Big West opener and chief operating officer. ident of public affairs. the season. "John Mc Hale and Bob Gebhard Fullerton's Haro the Spartans' favor by a score from ing several warnings from referees provide two of the best baseball forward Tom Bedinotti, with an for his conduct on the field. His minds who have been involved with THE RESUME MAKER kills Spartans, assist by Matthew Ball. With only replacement, Ed Bedinotti, was ATTENTION three minutes to go, the Spartans' unsuccessful in blocking the last Professional Hesu rin.) BUSINESS/ victory seemed assured. The score four goals. 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4 FEATURES SPARTAN DAILY San lose State University 111 The.sday, September 24, 1991 5 The Mighty Lemon Drops a sour note with crowd together good concerts but Friday's per- "Laughter" album the "Drops" joined up Three bands make formance was a disappoinunent.The band with The Ocean Blue and John Wesley wasn't as energetic as it could have been. Harding. For the current "Sound" tour the attempt to rock "Drops" teamed up with a new band Sister Double Happiness. One Step Beyond High-energy sound Sister Double Happiness, a local band The songs played had a high-energy out of San Francisco. preceded The but proves fruitless sound and got the audience moving. But Lemon Drops on stage Friday night. The as the band took beer breaks between sets, hand, whose sound is reminiscent of the By Sandy Iley nen the crowd mellowed noticeably and it was Clash, had the best audience turnout and I holy staff writer like pushing elephants up hill to get it reaction all night. livened up again. Sister Double Happiness is a bit out of Three bands showed up to support The The two pieces it takes to make a con- the ordinary. The drummer is the only Mighty Lemon Drops; it was the audience cert entertaining is a pumped audience woman in an all-male band, and the lead that wasn't there. and an energetic band. On Friday night singer fits more as a Hell's Angels motor- The Mighty Lemon Drops headed the there wasn't a working relationship cycle member than he does being on stage four band line up, which included Sister between the band and (what was left of) but he had a great voice and range. Double Happiness. Veil of Ashes and the audience. The energy that usually The band not only performed some solid, Four Penny Opera, at One Step Beyond in flows back and forth between the two was fast, rock numbers but some slower semi- Santa Clara Friday night. The "Drops" put non-existent. romantic ones as well. on a good show, unfortunately not too The drummer could rival most males. good drummer but a many people stuck around to see the band Band promotes new album She wasn't just a get on stage. By the time it played the last good performer as well. Most of the ener- set, well after midnight, most of the audi- The Mighty Lemon Drops, a relatively gy came straight from her drum set as her ence had disappeared. new band introduced to the United States arms flew over it. The few that did stick around gathered from England, has been together for six Sister Double Happiness' upcoming near the stage for the show, but it wasn't years. The band's current tour is to pro- concert dates at One Step Beyond have enough to produce the feeling of a con- mote "Sound," their fourth album. been cancelled so they can go on tour cert. The volume was up however. The Most of the music was new hut there with The Mighty Lemon Drops. chandeliers, which hung from the high were a few recognizable older songs such If these bands come back to the area ceilings, were swaying throughout the as "Fall Down (Like The Rain)" and they are definitely worth seeing. They are Barry Gutierrez Daily staff photographer concert. "Inside out" excellent compliments to each other and Lead singer, Paul Marsh of the Mighty Beyond in Santa Clara Friday night. The "Drops" have a record of putting In the 1990 tour promoting the both have great music. Lemon Drops rocks out at One Step Marcus Williams (left) plays bass.

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seized the data, officials said. decision to free Mann was a result of Monday night that the fighting seemed to Rolf Ekeus, head of the "immense efforts" by U.N. Secretary- be ebbing, except for sporadic clashes in U.N. special commission in General Javier Perez de Cuellar. the eastern region of Slavonia, where Serb NEWS QUIZ charge of finding and demol- "Tough negotiations occurred in which insurgents have fought Croatian militias ishing Iraq's weapons of mass the United Nations and its delegate dis- since the republic declared independence Five correct -- news stud. destruction, said that before played a high degree of diplomatic finess June 25. Three to four reads USA their detention the inspectors that led to renewed progress and solving "Croatia has shown its teeth, and a com- Today. One to two Where had copied some of the key the difficult problems toward attaining sat- pletely new relation of forces has been have you been? documents with their own isfactory and convincing results," the state- established," said Croatian President portable copying machines. ment said. Franjo Tudjman's top adviser, Mario The confrontation appeared "We declare to the secretary-genaral that Nobilo, explaining why he thought the O What was the main concern that likely to lead the Security his adoption of useful methods has pro- truce would hold. groups on campus expressed at an open Council to accept President duced results and his tireless efforts have "The only language that (Serbian forum with CSU Chancellor Barry Bush's offer to provide troops bore fruits. We shall release within 48 President) Slobodan Milosevic can under- Munitz on Friday? to guard the inspectors and hours British hostage, pilot Jack Mann," stand is the language of force, and we have 0 Which two African countries are dis 0 Iraqis take nuclear warplanes to escort U.N. helicopter search- the statement said. now shown that will no longer be effec- cussing a large game reserve? documents from es. No formal council meeting was imme- Mann was kidnapped in west Beirut on tive," Nobilo said. 0 Who killed five inmates at a Montana diately scheduled. May 12,1989. The federal army may soon pull back prison Sunday? detained U.N. team Before the incident, diplomats said that from the fighting and settle into Serb-held Baghdad's response Sunday to U.N. parts of Croatia where the population "rec- O How much oil gushed into Alaska's UNITED NATIONS (AP) Iraqi sol- demands for unrestricted weapons searches 0 Army, Croat militias ognizes it as its own," said Borisav Jovic, Prince William Sound from the Exxon diers detained U.N. officials for more than was inadequate and that U.N. surveillance battle despite cease-fire Serbia's man on the eight-member federal tanker accident of March 1989? 12 hours in a Baghdad building Monday, flights backed by allied warplanes could presidency. 0 Which Berkeley restaurant found a then forcibly confiscated documents that come as early as this week. ZAGREB, Yugoslavia (AP) As fed- A Western diplomat, who spoke on con- protest outside its doors on Sunday? apparently show Iraq has been developing eral troops and Croatian militias tested a dition of anonymity, said Serbia seeks an Bonus: Why were the 100 people nuclear weapons. day-old cease-fire with gunbatdes Monday, urgent meeting among Yugoslav leaders to protesting this restaurant? The inspectors found the papers in a @ Kidnappers to release officials said neighboring Serbia was press- approve the partial army withdrawal. surprise search several hours before the Mann ing for an agreement allowing it to incor- He said Serbia would ask at the meeting U.N. Security Council met to discuss Iraqi in 48 hours ANSWERS: 0 The SJSU ptesadenual selection porate key sections of Croatia. that Croatia be permitted to secede from comintuee is all white and mostly male 0 South obstructions to U.N. searches for hidden BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) A pro. News reports spoke of fierce fighting Yugoslavia, but without territories now Africa and Moeawb,que 0 Appirenly. they were weapons and production facilities. Iranian kidnapping faction said early around the central Croatian towns of Nova idiot by other Inmates 0 Nmrly II mullion gal- held by the Serbs. That would achieve lons e Bette's Ocean View Omer Bonus A pmron The inspectors hauled seven carloads of Tuesday that it would release British Gradiska and Okucani, with intense tank Milosevic's aim of expanding Serbian terri- was told not to mad 'Playboy' at the resuurant papers front an Iraqi government building, hostage Jack Mann within 48 hours. and mortar shelling of Vukovar, a Croatian tory before agreeing to Croatian indepen- but authorities stopped the team, held its A handwritten communique from the town on the Serbian border. dence. members for 12 hours and Edited hy Corey Trestdder "forcibly" Revolutionary Justice Organization said its The Yugoslav news agency Tanjug said Spartan Daily Assistant Nevis Editor

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