Spartans: Halloween Kennedy underdogs see page 3 * see page 4 see page 6 S artan Daily Volume 75. Number 44 Serving the San Jose State Community Since 1934 Friday. October 31 1980 Adams-- athletic budget will balance despite projected deficit of $10,000

by Dave Meltzer $1,166 per contest. than their budgets allowed. will only be approved if the balance Sports Editor Doubling attendance would be Legislation, which will be voted in their budgets is greater than the Although the Men's Athletic impossible, as the home site for on in January by the NCAA board, request." Department budget for the 1980-81 Spartan basketball, the San Jose would drop those mandatory 12 Many of the so-called minor fiscal year calls for a $10,000 deficit, Civic Auditorium, holds just 2,500 sports to 10. This is because SJSU sports, which produce limited or no Athletic Director Dave Adams still spectators. isn't alone in its financial revenue, have had their budgets insists that his department will But doubling the gate receipts is headaches. severely cut in an effort to make break into the black. possible, according to SJSU ticket "We have 13 sports now," ends meet. Changes have been made "We're doing everything we can manager Jack Mogg. It's only Adams said. because of these cuts: to finish that way," Adams said. possible by tightening up on freebie Technically, SJSU fields 14 Baseball, cut 48 percent from The budget, signed Sept. 18 by tickets. sports teams. However, the NCAA $18,701 to $9,768, has been forced to Adams and then-Business Manager "It will go higher," Mogg said. doesn't recognize judo as an in- disband its junior varsity team. Frank Fantozzi and approved last "But I don't know if it can double." tercollegiate sport because not Baseball was the only men's sport to week by SJSU President Gail "We're going to work like mad enough schools participate in it. field a JV team. Fullerton, calls for $884,000 in ex- to double it," Adams said. Because of this, the SJSU judo Tennis, cut 60 percent from penditures and expects $874,000 in $23,699 to $9,468, has been forced to revenue. schedule a majority of its meets at Adams termed the proposed home because its travel budget was deficit as a "mistake by one man Adams: 'I'm checking every request hit the hardest. which I don't want to get into." Track, cut 51 percent from But to meet the revenue for money the coaches make this year.' $60,800 to $29,872, will not field a dual projections, the budget is counting meet team this year. The track team on: is planning to send individuals to An 84 percent increase in "We were very disappointed in team has to raise most of its own invitational meets of the Bruce football ticket revenue, from $98,525 the student support at the basketball money. Jenner Classic variety. photo by Roger Woo to $181,000. games last year," Adams lamented. "If we were to drop below the 12, "We're not planning to send an entire dual meet team to any meets John Bunzel, former president of SJSU and current senior research fellow at A 103 percent increase in "We're planning some promotional we'd have one year probation before this year," Adams said. Stanford's Hoover Institute, predicted a Carter victory next Tuesday. basketball ticket revenue, from nights to pick up the attendance." we'd have to add an additional $12,824 to $26,000. Most major universities count sport," Adams said. One of the sports hit hardest is Actual football attendance has on football and basketball, along The only options SJSU would the aquatics program, which may be increased a more modest 19 percent with fund-raising efforts, to support have as additional sports to add in a sink-or-swim year. this year from an average of 10,300 the so-called minor or non-revenue would be ice hockey, lacrosse, The water polo team budget, cut to an average of 12,254 spectators at producing sports. rifling, skiing or volleyball. Of the 75 percent from $20,194 to $4,95i1 prediction: (partially due to the elimination of Bunzel's each home game. At SJSU, however, football five, volleyball would be the only If the current average is profits cannot even cover the basket- practical alternative since it's the all scholarship revenue), has had maintained over the final two home ball debt that wiil result this year only sport where there are enough trouble fielding a team all season games, this would leave the even if basketball gate receipts teams in the vicinity to keep travel long. for Carter There are just eight players on victory department some $41,000 shy of its double. costs down. The other four are budgeted goal. The Men's Athletic Department, basically regional sports with few, if the team, not even enough to con- That deficit will be made up by under previous administrators, built any, West Coast teams par- duct a practice. The team was the ABC-TV money received for the up a debt of more than $200,000 the ticipating. forced to play one man short in a game last weekend and had to forfeit in a close contest budget, regional televising of the Spartans' last two years. As for over-spending the football game at Washington State "It's not easy making money in Adams has instituted a new policy to a game earlier this season due to participants. by Wayne Norton taken the cause too far. earlier this season. SJSU men's sports," Adams said. make sure this doesn't occur this lack of Swimming, a sport totally Former SJSU President John "He referred to God as the in- athletics is expected to receive The Men's Athletic Department year. eliminated from the original budget, Bunzel said Wednesday that he cumbent," Bunzel said. about $42,000 as its share from that relies on department-produced "I'm checking every request for has now been earmarked for $6,000 would bet "an inflationary dollar" broadcast. revenue for 72 percent of its funding. money that the coaches make this that President Jimmy Carter will be Inflation is Reagan's biggest However, $6,000 of that TV The other monies, which total year," Adams said. "The requests -continued on back page re-elected. issue, according to Bunzel. "The money has been earmarked for $241,817, come from fund-raising voters are overwhelmingly dissatis- swimming, a sport totally forgotten efforts through the Spartan Foun- Bunzel told the crowd of 100 in fied with Carter's handling of the in the budget. dation and Instructionally Related the Business Classrooms that polling economy," he said. Football is the only sport which Activities funds. data Stiff competition indicates that disaffected is expected to earn a profit. Football The SJSU budget problems have Bunzel cautioned, however, that Democrats and independents will is expected to produce $524,464 in been twofold: even though voters are unhappy, vote for Carter as the "lesser of two revenue on a $459,823 investment. NCAA regulations require there is evidence that Carter is out- evils." Bunzel is now a senior But that $64,641 profit can't even SJSU to field 12 sports to remain in distancing his bad economic rating. research fellow at Stanford fund the $76,663 loss basketball is the Division I-A category. University's Hoover Institute. "Voters are uncertain about budgeted to suffer this year. The other problem, which The traditional Democratic what anyone can do about inflation," The SJSU basketball team Adams inherited from the previous coalition of liberals, labor, ethnic he said. "Americans are more likely averaged 1,764 fans per game, but administration, is that SJSU groups and working class voters are to blame Congress than Carter." more significantly, took in just coaches in the past often spent more beginning to play an enormously important role in the campaign. Bunzel said. Union settles for consultation This coalition, first forged by Franklin Delano Roosevelt during the Depression, has been the power base of every Democratic Faculty union withdraws charges presidential candidate since then. But this alliance has been dissipating in the last few elections, Bunzel said, adding that the disin- of unfair labor practice by Dumke tegration is even more evident this time. by Torn Mays state funding to finance any revision Crist said that CFA plans to re- "The mood is unenthusiastic. A faculty union has withdrawn of the salary schedule. circulate the survey next week in Carter is not a popular president," its unfair labor practice charge consultation will not be order to generate further response. he said. against California State University limited to the administration's merit "If consultation is going on in a This weekend has to be "the re- and Colleges ( CSUC I system pay proposal. meaningful way," he said, "then turn-of-the-natives time" if Carter is Chancellor Glenn Dumke for his "We are not out of the woods there isn't any reason that we would to be successful. Bunzel said. faculty salary proposal. have to come up with some type of The charge was filed against the decision by January." described Bunzel Reagan's by the Congress of chancellor The chancellor's office will be campaign as an "Eisenhoweriza- Associations CFA i in Crist said there Faculty quite responsive to faculty lion" of the candidate's image. September in an effort to stop the recommendations concerning the Reagan is attempting to follow the CSUC board of trustees from con- have been no new proposal, according to Thomas former president's example of sidering Dumke's proposal until all Lambry, CSUC vice chancellor for "pragmatic conservatism," un- faculty and staff were consulted on suggestions about Employment Relations. derstanding the need for com- the matter. Crist said that prior to the promise. The proposal would provide the salary schedule conditional agreement, any changes The Republican challenger must salary increases on the basis of if in the faculty salary schedule would present himself as non-extremist merit rather than on the present by CFA members be funded out of the faculty's cost-of- he is to attract enough Democrats automatic step advancement basis. him living adjustment granted by the and independent voters to carry After nearly three hours of to the White House. Bunzel said. trustees. JVIEEN negotiations last week with yet," said statewide CFA President 1-1/ALL "We can't go for that at all," he Reagan's alignment with the think we will representatives of the chancellor's Bill Crist, "but we said. "If there is to be any change positions of the fundamentalist schedule office, CFA agreed to withdraw the prevail in securing a salary made, it would have to be funded by Christian political movement is an suit trustees can under four conditions: that both faculty and new money provided by the State attempt "to manipulate the consultation on the proposal promote before the Legislature." COFFIN RAE Legislature." phenomenon of social backlash will be delayed until CFA surveys The CFA inserted a salary politics," Hintze' said. This faculty. survey in its October publication to That is why CFA asked for the movement is a reaction to the consultation on the salary find out what CSUC faculty thought third terni in the conditional rapidly changing social en- revision need not be completed of the new proposal. agreement, according to Crist. vironment, he continued. before the January trustees meeting "We are getting a pretty good Crist said there has been no new Bunzel suggested that the where the proposal is scheduled as response," Crist said concerning the suggestions concerning the faculty , *1 hy Romone Ftponol evangelical influence on the political an action Item. there is a salary schedule as of yet, but some survey. "It shows that Lori Kohler, Occupational Therapy senior raffled off a coffin, Thursday, too process has about run its course. consultation between the two considerable interest among faculty may surface at this week's semi- With tongue in cheek, he told the parties will begin on the assumption regarding the outcome of the pay. annual CFA delegate assembly in lucky student for use in Halloween tricks audience of meeting a man who has that CSUC will seek an increase in scheme." I as Aneeles, OL tuber 31 1990 Pay,, 2 opinion Indian culture destroyed as burial grounds bulldozed by Jim Wolfe Third, the suit was denied because Santa Clara is an Staff Writer area which needs more housing. Everyone played the game of cowboys and Indians "We say we suffered grief and distress because there when they were kids. were irreplaceable cultural resources involved," Now, as grown ups, everyone is supposed to stop Woodard said. This kind of behavior is "cultural playing games. genocid." she added. But some people never grow up and they make laws The housing tract is at Hillsdale and Navarez streets that discriminate against Indians. in southern San Jose. "Laws were meant to cover white ceremonies only," "We don't know where the bones and artifacts are," said Bea Woodard, one of three plaintiffs in a civil suit to Woodard said in reference to the burials that have been stop the bulldozing of a sacred Indian burial ground in San dug up. Jose. "The developer knew what he was doing," said Alan When civil liberties buck up against American big Levanthal, SJSU lab director of the Anthropology business, usually cultural freedoms are thrown out the Department. window and the mean green money machine will win out. The cultural part of a people is being suppressed, Such was the case when Woodard and two fellow Woodard said. Indians were denied a suit on Oct. 7 against Citation "Some Indians believe that the spirit will escape and Homes. some believe it stops right there. More than 80 Indian burials have been found on the "Everything we (Indians) do is part of our religion," development site to this date. Woodard added. "We've learned a lot about the unequalness of the What it comes down to "is that there should be equal law," Woodard said. application of the Anglo laws," Woodard said. Citation Homes refused to comment about its new In a place that prides itself on the uplifting of the ttP GRert-N4 '60 development. oppressed, it is sad that America is still acting like John The suit was denied on three grounds, according to Wayne in one of his old movies. AND THEN WE'LL PUT 'TEPEE VI,Jev5 \NtiERS Woodard. The plaintiffs could not prove direct descen- The mentality that chases the Indian to rid the land of dency. They also could not prove they were caused any the bad guy is as obsolete as dinosaurs and should go the -11'k 1Dt) (LE i-Lauttadit SoLIYER. grief or distress by the bulldozing of the burials. way of dinosaurs - extinction. )L1 WIVE Roommates -- eventually it's war Daily Policy by Michelle Waugh They gripe about the high cost of shared household goods but see nothing The policy of the Spartan Daily The Spartan Daily reserves the Stall Writer wrong with using up anything you buy for yourself. regarding letters and material right to limit the number of letters Having roommates is an experience that can often be extremely un- Anger, insults and sarcasm seem to be drawn out by even normal ac- submitted from individuals or or- on a given topic after a sufficient pleasant. tivities. ganizations outside of the Spartan amount of comment has appeared. 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A.S. remarks pany in the Rocky Mountain region. on strike at Coors for 20 years. dangling with a "to be continued..." Daily devotes pages political orientations and present Homecoming activities at San and that was more than a week ago. such issues in a more balanced and Coors is certified as an Jose State are a community event. Did I miss the issue of the Daily fair manner. on Coors 'unfair' EEO/AA employer by the U.S. to communism that resolved poor Spot's fate? Or Cherie Morrison That's why local businesses, like Editor: 1.thcor. government. Their federally- have you really left me on the edge Public Relations, junior local Coors distributors, support Not only was Tuesday's paper a Last Friday's Oct. 241 paper approved Affirmative Action of my seat for this long with no in- program has been in effect con- them. No, I don't work for Coors. I'm scant four pages long, but the bulk of reported the Associated Students tention of letting me know if Spot Editor's note: We apologize for the government is "boycotting" Coors tinuously since 1972. a television director. I just don't like two of those pages was devoted to small paper on Tuesday - a result of to see any flatlander's gets flattened by the steam roller? because of their "unfair labor No court has ever found Coors misguided communist propaganda. As I pay for computer malfunctions. However, it and personal Excuse me if I missed the practices." I feel the remarks of the guilty of discrimination. post -puberty the paper with my student fees, such should be pointed out that the prejudices go unchallenged. conclusion to the last strip I saw. If A.S. president and the controller are so, is Spot just biased "reporting" makes me Spartan Daily is funded totally by Furthermore, when the Bob Matheson dogmeat now, or did themselves -unfair" and in error. I he survive? angry. ads and not student fees. Brewery Workers Local 366 went on Graduate Beer Fan Ellen Goodwin does a great job hasten to point out: If the strip was indeed ended strike in 1977, more than 65 percent of portraying Berrnanzohn in the with no conclusion, please have the Coors has received many of the union members crossed the most sympathetic light possible: his to work, artist conclude it. I need to know awards from minority groups, picket lines and returned halting gait, his paralyzed hand, his Letter riddled in full what happened. veteran organizations and many keeping the brewery Spot's fate Jewish parents who survived Hitler. operation. At that time, the National Joan Haines others for its efforts to hire, train She then allows him to vent all his with lie Labor Relations Board did not find Creative Arts, junior and advance minorities and women, questioned frustrations with the American Editor: Coors guilty of any unfair labor including veterans, disadvantaged, system, including the outrageous In practices. The union also claimed Editor: Editor's note: The editorial board Andy Nelson's Oct 29 letter handicapped and ex-offenders. assertion that the shootings in Coors was anti-union. But Coors had What ever happened to the discontinued "Easy Street" because supportiing the anti -draft Greenville were "a planned movement, Coors has one of the finest the best labor record of any major comic strip entitled "Easy Street?" it believed it lacked humor and Nelson (who announced government assassination." Thursday's hiring records of any major com- U.S. brewer. Local 366 had not gone The last episode I saw left me taste. rally) claimed a large Was Goodwin there? Did she ask coalition with many differences. for proof of thir and his other at- This is true. He claimed that the only tacks? Could she have thought of a thing capable of uniting them is few pointed questions such as: What opposition to the draft. This is was the point of holding a "secret partially true. The lie came when he rally?" What was the motivation of said that the anti-draft movement is Bermanzohn's published threat to not inspired by communism the Klan? Why were there handguns (communism means an application in the Communist Workers Party of Marx's ideology). NOW 4M1/4? YOU SHOuLDN'T group when their permit specified no He betrayed himself when he COME OKI GET BACK It, -TNE weapons? Ou61-IDDA SEE JUST said "... ( worker's) ought to receive THIS ?oU DEBATE THE PEOPLE 'NAT TO Bermanzohn's statements are the full value of what they produce." CLOSE YOuR uTTLE biT-P4 KNOW WHICH presented as fact, with no attempt to This is part of Marx's erroneous -DOCTOR 10 VOTE -T-Cr denote them as opinion or to present economic theory. Next he said the other side. We read such "facts" "...the profit margin of the huge as "The present economic crisis is ... trans-national corps" will be worse than the Depression" and responsible for the next war. This is "Police ... are trying to kill off the from Marx's erroneous historical working class leaders." materialism. The CWP is not an organization Next he says that we are being of labor leaders. It is a splinter asked to fight for Exxon's right to group of the American Communist "dominate the politics and Party - too far left even for that far- economics of distant lands." This is left group. Their main activities are from Lenin's theory of imperialism. painting anti-American graffiti on Can you clearly see the lie? freeway overpasses and giving Before I close, I wish to point out "nationwide speaking tours" that that both major presidential can- nobody comes to - like this one. didates agreed Tuesday night that College is a time to learn about strength is imperative to maintain freedom, and many students are global peace. The draft will not be drawn toward the left's promises of necessary if we clearly show the will justice and equality for all. But it's to defend freedom in the world. also a time to learn to think clearly, Nelson made it very clear that to look at the real-life evidence, to he expects a war. On three occasions ask questions - not simply swallow a he said, "the next war ... the coming MUD line because it's uttered by the war ... preparations for the next sacrosanct left. These flaws are war." Couple this with his efforts to magnified when the person is 1, achieve disarmament and lock of Pills reporter. manpower in the U.S. military, and it is obvious Threats to freedom come from who he would like to see win. the left as well as the right. Some of us despise Communists almost as Jim Frederickson much as Nazis. I hope that the Political Science, Spartan Daily's staff will respect all sophomore

_feature Octobe, 31 1980 Page 3 Escape reality with a Halloween costume

by Judy Larson Because of the rush in October, Margolin has to Bizarre creatures of every description creep out as add an additional 20 employees to his normal 10-man dusk darkens into a black Halloween night. team. Normal people who wouldn't be frightening in "The growth of the Halloween business is due to broad daylight, let alone under a full moon, become increased adult participation," Margolin said. horrifying monsters or different people entirely. "Halloween is a chance for fun-loving people to Each year brings in a new costume. This year the escape from reality and become something they've streets and home parties should be filled with Miss envisioned themselves to be," said Larry Margolin, Piggys and space and star suits, he added. owner of Larry's Costume Shop. Margolin said a costume can make fantasy Margolin runs a well-known costume shop near become reality almost. San Carlos Street and Meridian Avenue and ex- periences Halloween "365 days a year." "A lot of size 12's and 14's would like to become a size eight playboy bunny, and they break the zipper in he costume," he said. Cone heads, Draculas and A costume can be rented for Halloween evening for about $24.50. Margolin said. Other creative individuals other bizarre creatures like to fashion their own haunted houses and fog machines, cobwebs, bats, rats and spiders can be will stalk the streets bought to add to the macabre atmosphere. Amid the masks that line one wall are cone heads, With more than 200 different types of masks and the tin man and cowardly lion from the Wizard of Oz, enough costumes to match every mask, a person can and various faces of agony and terror dripping blood. transform into almost anything. A person can also become his idol with a John "We've had people call and want a costume that "Revolts" mask or transform into one of the political would make them look like an ant, or how about a figures like Kennedy, Nixon and Reagan. mushroom?" Margolin said. "Believe it or not we Costumes can vary from glamorous to horrifying. could get those costumes, but how many calls would we A red, sexy sequined devil could conceivably meet up get for an ant or mushroom costume?" with the scarey, evil version of the same costume. Out of his shop Margolin sells and rents costumes. Boa swinging Mae Wests, skimply clad harem Wigs, fake hands, noses and all types of make-up are girls and medieval warriors all come to life in the shop. for sale also. Walking into Larry's is like walking into the "Night of The old classic costumes like Dracula, Zorro and the Living Dead." clowns are always popular throughout the years. With the right costume, anyone can hold up his or pr "But the gorilla is by far the most popular," he in A, opt,,, her new face amid even the most horrible things that said. Costume shop owner Larry Margolin models one of the more distinguished examples of crazy Halloween paraphernalia. might stroll the streets on Halloween.

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KAPPA SIGMA FRATERNITY Halloween offers more than trick-or-treat Open Halloween Party! A myriad of events are The A.S. Program Also. x'n in concert in held at Fred Spratt's costume. Club in Campbell is having FRI., OCT. 31 8 P.M. til? happening for night Board is sponsoring a duo- the Student Union Studio. 922 S. 1st St. The a party featuring the 148 S. 11th St. stalkers and monsters event on Halloween night. Ballroom. The concert ball is a benefit for San Blimpies will feature a Cornell Hurd Band. You looking for a more exciting A special presentation begins at 9:311 p in. Tickets Jose Art Galleries. Tickets Jazz combo with David must be 21. There will be a featuring "Transit" alternative to door-to-door of the Wednesday Cinema, are $4.50 advance student are $5. Wear a costume. Powell on drums, Doug cover charge. Fun begins refreshments trick-or-treating. "Halloween" and ticket holders, $5.50, For more information call Asherton and Dave Tilton. at 9 p.m. $3.50 Free Here is a list of events "Carrie," 7 p.m. at Morris general advance and $6.50 998-4320. Blimpies is located at 80 E. If these events do not \ prizes for best costumes that guarantee a good time Dailey Auditorium. Tickets at the door. Tickets can be San Carlos St. suit your taste, call the S.J.S.U. I.D. required for Halloween partiers. are $1.50. purchased at the A.S. SJSU's Ski Club is "Halloween Hotline." The Business Office, BASS holding a costume party in The Smokey Mountain number is 297-2236. V \ / outlets and the San Jose the Garden's Hall off Box Office. Almaden Avenue There Housing discussion will be a live band and a chaser Housing problems in struction industry's point A Masque Ball Benefit Tickets art. $4 for $5 fin. Santa Clara County will be of view next Wednesday at with the "Dispensers" and members. non- members and $6 without discussed from the con- 3:30 p.m. in Business Class- 'Without a Trace," will be a Interested in a room 200. Spartan Daily Steve Speno of the Serving the San Jose State Building Industry Associa- ./GROPE University Community tion of Northern California Management Career? Since 1934 presents I t1CPS909-480) will speak to Prof. Daniel Second class postage paid al San Garr's Urban Planning 120 JoSC. California. Member of Cal- class on such topics as: Publisher, FARGO ifornia Newspaper The housing,-emplo- Association and the AstiOrlat.1 Press Published daM i,t Sao yment imbalance in Santa Jose State University. thiritio Clara County. Pacific Telephone is looking for ambitious individuals who tht txtllege year. The topinstos The lack of afford- Today expressed in tlw paper 41, nal nocessaril thaw of the lip.,t able housing and how much !Tient of Journalism anti housing should cost. O at noon I 'ommunitations. the Univet How to deal with high have a bachelor's degree or higher; Administration or am Static.' in the of or 1l111 on:am/atom so, costs of land and money. .11 wriptam.acopteilla, a rra Oa, rank in the top half of their graduating class; Following Spent). at Ile, 411 SPITIV:41,1. basis Frill SLY Amphitheater 4111,04, about 5 p dem.' ear. 915 Ea, housing acti- have demonstrated substantial leadership ability. S. Si ride:maim pre c It vist Scott I Omitr will tell 15 tents Photo i the class ao. ail his attempt ' 51 la, glia me to form a ,Htii profit ’.,! hada hous- BOO! ing corporal 1.111. O Our DIRECT MANAGEMENT HIRE PROGRAM offers a variety of positions in data cy) systems, engineering, accounting and other technical areas. You can qualify if you graduate with a technical degree in the top-half of your graduating class. Marketing positions are also Journal Writing Workshop available for candidates with some marketing experience.

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by Mary Washburn the center are "needed in this community." Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, 1)-Mass., asked a crowd The center, at 500 S. First St., is one of 14 such training outside the Center for Employment Training in downtown centers throughout California that are part of a national San Jose Wednesday to consider "what might happen to program. this kind of program under a Reagan administration." The program displayed the "cooperation of the Kennedy, who toured the center as a part of a cam- private sector working with the public sector," Kennedy paign swing through California financed by the Carter- said. Mondale campaign committee, said Carter would keep Teaching skills and employing these persons, he this type of program running. added, would "relieve the financial burden on the com- "On the issues of working men and women there are munity," as well as give the workers "respect and dignity key differences" between the Democratic and Republican for themselves." Kennedy chose the San Jose center "because of our reputation," according to Sal Valdez, assistant to the center's director. As Kennedy left, the crowd "He decided to make a visit to see a federal program that is working effectively in training people in finding shouted, "84! How about '84?' unsubsidized employment," Valdez added. Kennedy reminded the audience that on his last visit to San Jose just before the June primary election he parties, Kennedy said. vowed he would "be back in San Jose on Oct. 29 cam- Kennedy told the audience that, while governor of paigning for the presidency of the United States. California, Republican presidential candidate Ronald And sure enough, I am." Reagan vetoed farm workers legislation four times. Of the "Of course, this wasn't quite the presidency I had in center's graduates, 55 percent have been migrant farm mind," he quipped. workers retrained for non-farm jobs. Kennedy's statement that he thought Jimmy Carter Kennedy toured the center with Mayor Janet Gray won Tuesday night's presidential debate brought cheers Hayes and Rep. Don Edwards, 1)-San Jose, before ad- from the audience, many of whom carried Carter- dressing the crowd of about 400. Mondale campaign signs. Inside the center, Kennedy stopped at electronics, As Kennedy left, smiling and waving, members of the data processing classrooms asking the crowd shouted after him: clerical and photo by Tom Ovolls students where they heard about the program and "'84 ! How about '84?" Sen. Ted Kennedy asks for support for Corte.'s re-election from San Jose crowd, whether or not they expected to find a job when they completed the training. Unlike some less successful training programs, Kennedy said, the skills the people are being trained for in When you need some Tree branches cut notes at 3:00 a.m.,you find out for safety reason who your friends are. by Mark Cursi contracted with a tree The trees in the dor- surgeon company to cut mitory area of Ninth Street branches off most of the are the targets of a safety trees. campaign. The tree -cutting Auxiliary Enterprises, project, known as responsible for main- pollarding, is underway taining the landscape because of safety reasons, around the dorms, has according to Barbara Withamson of Auxiliary Enterprises. "From time to time, trees do have to be trim- med," Williamson said. Williamson said today would be the last day the cutting would go on. Williamson said pollarding was a preventative measure to avoid the possibility of falling branches. During Labor Day weekend, an elm branch fell outside Moulder Hall. No one was injured. Despite the benefits of the tree cutting, students living in the dorms have been irritated by the racket of chainsaws and mulching machines used by the tree surgeon company, which begins work at 7 a.m. "It isn't bad at 8:30," said Jeff Smith, journalism senior. "They don't seem to care how much noise they make." Dan Rehm, an aeronautics freshman, said he feels otherwise. "It doesn't bother me as long photo by Don Murphy as they get the trees done." "It takes the beauty Pete Coffman drags eat away from the school," limbs to the shredding mach. commented Joe Ontiveros, ine in campus safety effort. a history sophomore.

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I ERA I; he I Pegram) does Assembly District, ad- staff would be equipped In the area of en- Cortese said the major not." fundamental, Pegram vocates that a "tough" with psychiatrists and vironment, Cortese sup- difference between himself said. California should crime program be enacted social workers. ports auto emission in- and his opponent, Larry Cortese was elected to ensure an adequate supply in Santa Clara County in "When the offender is spections. He favors Pegram, is his work as a the board of supervisors in of available and affordable the coming years. booked, we wouldn't have California initiating the member of the Santa Clara 1968. He has represented energy. "I was the lone vote for to wait six months to see if development of testing County Board of Super- District 2, which en- Pegram is in favor of taking $1 million of the the offender has any stations to re-examine and visors. compasses the East Valley, adding more power plants sheriff's budget last psychological problems. certify emission standards. "It's his work on the downtown and southern in California. As a sup- August," he said, "to in- We could assess the "Legislation has San Jose City Council portions of Santa Clara porter of nuclear power crease manpower by ad- problems at that time." argued whether we should versus mine in county County. and coal. Pegram said, ding 100 deputy sheriffs." Cortese said this have emission inspection at additional plants could According to Cortese, facility could be workable all," he said. "The En- stimulate new forms of an additional jail is by adding $1 to every fine vironmental Protection energy. necessary in Santa Clara in Santa Clara County. Agency (EPA) is claiming Education is another area Pegram is concerned about. The funding of tends to reward criminals education should, he said, for improper police be placed as top priority in procedures. state funding. "If the rules of arrest "Education is the are not followed, the judge mediator by which we pass can exclude all areas of information to people and evidence," he said. "It prepare them for living in applies to the rules of society." search and seizure: How 416 Currently, Pegram did the officer go about said, 70 percent of the finding the evidence? funding for schools is SALE!! THAT'S RIGHT BUB, derived from the states, "Rather than reward COMIL ANTI TAWAS/IS IS HAVING A SALE THEIR NEW COMICS AM with strings attached. It is the criminal by letting him AT 20% OFF THE NORMA! COVER PRICE off for not following the essential, he added, that BRING IN THE COUPON BELOW AND GET A 20% photo by Too McBee Exclusionary Rule, the these strings be "untied" to DISCOUNT ON EVERYTHING IN THE STORE. EXCEPT Lorry Pogrom allow elected school board police force should take additional remedies to deal ITEMS THAT ARE ALREADY DISCOUNTED AND X MEN members, parents and with the officers ad- HACH ISSUES. OFFER EXPIRES ON NOVEMBER TO. by Nancy Young their children, to decide should government become ministratively." IND SO GET II IN GEAR. A major concern in involved?'" what is "right" for the Larry Pegram's campaign With this attitude, school districts. Pegram is a native for the 24th State Assembly Pegram continued to cite a In the area of public Californian. He obtained a District, is the role of great number of issues he safety, Pegram (a former bachelor's degree in r government in society as deemed extremely im- member of the San Jose business from SJSU in 1970. 1 I the 1980s-'90s approach. portant in the coming term. Police force), said the top He previously served two g ^ When a bill comes The development of an priority is the repeal of the terms on the San Jose City ^"5 before me, I ask, 'why effective energy policy is Exclusionary Rule, which Council. i I 'I h. N I DeAmicis focuses on education phorn by C,ro Buor,o, ore Dominic Cortese by Nancy Young continued, "unless you like houses on Cadillac lots." "Our standard of living "I feel that the actual the idea of people living in According to has deteriorated quite a bit role of the government has cars, or the idea of ex- DeAmicis, the average if the criteria for the COME HEAR vanished from political tended families. wage earned in the United standard of living is debate," said Dante Nobody builds Pinto States is $16,000. housing. We need to allow DeAmicis, Libertarian the developing of massive candidate for the 24th State tracts of land to promote JOHN ANDERSON Assembly District. modest housing." DeAmicis, who con- In regard to energy, he siders himself an en- doesn't believe there is an thusiastic "grass roots" energy shortage. SAN JOSE - SAN FRANCISCO politician, said government "This has been created can be beneficial to some, by the Department of yet detrimental to others. Energy," he said. WHISTLE STOP The Libertarian Party, DeAmicis advocates according to DeAmicis, the de -regulation of TRAIN TOUR concentrates primarily on government-controlled m- concerns, not major issues. onopolies in the area of SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1 The de-centralization of utilities, such as PG and E. government is an essential "We prefer to define 10:45 am concern of Libertarians. things in terms of property SAN JOSE, Cahill St. Station rights," he said. "Water Other areas of concern 11:45 am in DeAmicis' campaign was originally a property PALO ALTO, University Ave Station include education, housing right, but now it's con- and public safety. trolled." 1: 1 5 pm DeAmicis does not Making companies BURLINGAME, Downtown Station "strictly liable" for view education as a 2:30 pm "bushel of wheat." Society, chemical waste, clean-up according to DeAmicis, has and disposal, is another UNION SQUARE, :Jan Francisco many different ideas of area DeAmicis favors. 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by Jerry McDonald need our best offensive an aggressive secondary started." Concerning the first game to date," Elway said. with five interceptions and Oh, yes; Baylor has an meeting between SJSU and "They are a really good two fumble recoveries. offense, too. It just happens Baylor tomorrow afternoon defensive football team. I'd However, Baylor to be ranked fourth in the in Waco, Texas, the say they are better than showed one weak spot on nation in yardage, led by question of the day is: Who Iowa State on defense." defense that is a Spartan quarterback Jay Jeffrey. will play quarterback for Heading the Bear strength. They allowed 408 "He's the key to their the Spartans? defense is middle yards passing against offense. He's not par- Will it be, At Steve linebacker Ron Singletary, Texas Christian University ticularly physical, but is an Clarkson; B) Jack Over- who will probably be the last Saturday. However, accurate thrower," Elway street; or CI Both of the SWC's outstanding they shut down TCU by the said. "We've had good above? defensive player for the goal line, surrendering success against the Veer At the present time, third consecutive year. A 6- only six points. this year, but they throw answer C looks like the 1, 238-pounder with 4.6 "We're going to throw off their's more than any best, but only Spartan head speed in the 40, Singletary the ball no doubt about team we've faced." coach Jack Elway know for has never made less than it," Elway said. "And we'll sure. 10 tackles in any game he have to be successful at it "We've been alter- has started. to win." nating with Steve and Jack "I said back at the Teaff has already Said in practice and we haven't beginning of the season he doesn't like the idea of a yet decided whether we are that any success this team non-conference game in the going to go with two had could be traced back to middle of the season, and HALLOWEEN SPECIAL', JACK NICHOLSON quarterbacks or one," Ron Singletary," Baylor therein lies another IN Elway said. "I kind of think head coach Grant Teaff Spartan hope. With THE,SHIPT,NG we'd like to go with two, but said. "I stand by that Arkansas and Texas still to THE TENANT we'll decide when we get statement." be played on the Baylor 100 OAT HUE there." "He does it all," echoes schedule, possibly they 10(1091 10111011 If Clarkson does see Elway of Singletary. "In might overlook the OF their defensive alignment, action, it will be his first Spartans. ENCOaCkitS OF since he broke his left it is tough to concentrate on "I don't see how they THE THIRD KIND blocking him without 9ISPLUS clavicle against Stanford could possibly be as BIRDS DO IT, someone else getting loose. emotionally up for us as BEES DO IT on Oct. 4. He couldn't have 'II picked a rougher opponent "When you have they would be for a con- 11 someone of his caliber in ference team," Elway SAN 101E PREMIERE to come back against. EASTERN CULTURE Baylor is 7-0 overall, the middle, it is the start of said. 1001001011 ranked No. 10 in the nation a great defense," Elway Teaff sees it dif- RAM DAS$ AND and leads Texas, continued. ferently. EASTERN Houston, CONSCIOUSNESS and Arkansas in the strong And that is just what "This team has 7 I S & 9 70 Singletary is. The start. ********* Southwest Conference. achieved what it has by 151 & SAT HITE Baylor is a 20 1/2 point At 6-0, 254-pounds, playing each game one at a LATE SHOW defensive tackle Joe ERASERHEA0 favorite over SJSU. time, regardless of the A TELL TALE HEART "It was a shame for me photo by Torts Surges Campbell anchors the opponent," Teaff said. "In 12 00011 FRI 11 SI:IONIC to get hurt when I did, Baylor four-man defensive fact Tuesday's practice Jack because I thought I was Overstreet (No. 15) along with Steve Clarkson are expected to see action for the Spartans tomorrow as they try to front, with 11 tackles for was possibly our best day really making progress. I upset No. 10 ranked Baylor. Baylor Is ranked as a 21 1/2 point favorite in the tussle in Waco, Texas, set for a noon kickoff, losses. Strongside of work since the season was making mistakes but I linebacker Doak Field was learning," Clarkson tough team to start over lining surrounding as well as he was early in If the Spartans are to would probably be over- DANCE/EXERCISE CLASSES said. "Now I feel like I again against." Clarkson's mended the season," Elway said. pull off the upset, Clarkson, whelmed with publicity if almost have to start over Although there is no collarbone. "Now his throws have Overstreet and the Spartan he was playing alongside WE ALSO FEATURE again. And Baylor is a positive point about any "In his last few games, more snap. I think his arm offense will have to excel. anyone but Singletary, and injury, Elway sees a silver he wasn't throwing the ball was just tired." "To beat them, we'll safety Vann McElroy leads BALLET * TAP BELLY DANCING U.S. open judo championship at Spartan Gym JAZZ * TUMBLING * CHILDREN * 243-4834 * ADULTS by Judy Larson to "fill out the number and because we hosted the event," approximately four hour break between the competition Olympic athletes from countries throughout the world Uchida said. and the finals like Saturday. mAliti invade Arart San Jose to compete for world recognition this Other SJSU Judokas to compete are Mark Chimen weekend. Rod Conduragis and Bob Berlund. Berlund is an alternate The U.S. Open Judo Tournament will be held at on the U.S. Olympic Team; Gerardo Padilla, a former Spartan Gym tomorrow and Sunday. The tournament is member of the Mexican Olympic Team; and Eduardo funded by the United States Olympic Committee and Cerna, a member of the Mexican National Team. hosted by SJSU. "I've never seen these foreign athletes and I'm not The Olympic judo teams from 13 countries which familiar with them," Uchida said. "But I think the U.S. boycotted the Moscow games will compete in matches has a good chance." starting at 10 a.m. both days. Uchida said he's nervous because of the responsibility "Because we boycotted the Olympics, the tournament of "having all the people coming in and having to put is an opportunity for our athletes to compete with top everything together." foreign athletes," SJSU coach Yosh Uchida said. Most countries brought five athletes, Uchida said. But The 13 teams attending are New Zealand, Japan, some countries paid the way for additional judokas to Korea, Canada, Mexico, England, the Netherlands, make the trip and compete. France, Zaire, Puerto Rico, Venezuela, Fiji, and the The tournament is split into two groups. Saturday the aLIZIIITTI: rryrrx-rx"M United States. competition for the 132-pound, 156-pound, 209-pound and SNEAK PREVIEW A 1966 SJSU graduate, Paul Maruyma coaches the the heavyweight divisions will be held. Finals for these U.S. Olympic Team. SJSU Judoka Mark Swain will groups will begin at 7 p.m. compete for the U.S. team. Sunday the 143-pound, 172-pound, 189-pound and the November 11 Although only Olympic athletes from the other open division will be competed. On Sunday the tour- countries will compete, some SJSU Judokas will compete nament will go straight through to the finals without the SU ming An Intel Recruiting Team Spikers compete in strong tourney

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Sch- Goalkeeper Ryan Moore regional competition. cisco Dons soccer team we;tzer proves he is has credentials to match UC-Davis is a Division III team which is in the face the No. 18 ranked capable with five shutouts Schweitzer, as he allowed "building stage," according to SJSU coach Ikta Walter. Spartans in an 8 p.m. to his credit. nine goals in nine games "It's hard to know what to expect from a team like Spartan Stadium Negoesco agrees that and has four shutouts. that," Walter said. "But we'll be ready for the game. showdown that could Cardoso and Bernardi are Menendez said the USF There's no doubt about that." determine the Pacific the key to a Dons' victory. game is crucial to the The Lady Spartans looked a little slower on the field Soccer Conference "We have to be able to Spartans playoff hopes. during the match with UOP but, according to coach championship and a contain Cardoso and "We have to beat USF Walter, the players just needed a day of rest to renew possible berth in the NCAA Bernardi," Negoesco said, to get to the NCAA semi- their usual speed. Western Regional playoffs. by stopping passes they finals," Menendez said. The rested SJSU field hockey team will be looking to The Dons enter the normally get." "Once to get into the tally another win to its 11-1 record against UC-Davis and fray with a 14-0-2 record The Spartans face a playoffs, and once to get maintain its standing as the No. 3 ranked team in the and a 4-0 conference mark. balanced attack in the out." nation. Dons. Although midfielder SJSU currently sports a 9- The last time the The undefeated SJSU JV team will play the UC-Davis 4-1 season record and a 3-1 Roar Andersen and for- JV's immediately following the 11 a.m. varsity match. ward Luis Felipe lead the Spartans defeated the Dons conference mark. was in 1976 by a 1-0 score. team in goals scored with The Dons have wins This was also the last year 10 goals each, USF has nine over defending NCAA the Spartans made the other players in the scoring champion Southern Illinois playoffs, only to lose to HELP WANTED University and 10-time column. USF, 1-0. HAPPI HOUSE Restaurants, Inc., is NCAA champion St. Louis Contrast this to only Both Menendez and University. seven other Spartans expanding and needs employees. Posi- Negoesco see SJSU, UCLA USF coach Steve besides Bernardi and tions are open for Manager Trainee, and San Diego State as Negoesco sees the national Cardoso who have scored - Food Preparation and Counter people. five of those scoring only vying for the second recognition as a mixed Western Regional playoff We need Full Time and Part Time blessing. once. photo by Don Murphy berth with USF. People for all shifts. Flexible work "Being No. 1 helps you "You can't give USF because it builds your SJSU mkffielder Hector Pizarro in action against USC earlier this . He and the any leeway," said SJSU Negoesco has seen all schedules. Applications available at confidence," Negoesco Spartans face their toughest test against USF at 8 p.m. tomorrow at Spartan Stadium. coach Julie Menendez. three teams and says, "It these San Jose locations. said. But it hurts you "With all their players will be very difficult to pick because other teams use USF is 8-0 against USF is for forwards Sergio and 22 goals respectively. capable of scoring, it will the second playoff team." 695 N. 5th St. you to measure themselves these opponents. SJSU is 5- Cardoso and Giulio Ber- They go up against Sch- take a total effort of- Menendez says that the and they play their best." 3. SJSU has scored 33 goals nardi to score against Dons weitzer, who is second fensively and defensively Spartans cannot afford a 397 Saratoga Ave. How well SJSU and has allowed 11. USF goalkeeper Andre Sch- behind teammate Aram to beat them." loss to both USF and UCLA 3015 McKee Rd. measures up to the Dons has scored 30 goals, but has weitzer. 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Cf=k1"IR L./ L_IF-E Business group passes resolution IT tiJA5 NICE -ro IT'S BEEN A LONG THINK I'LL RELAX CMON DAD, LET'S MILES GET OUT FDR PIZZA DAY THOUGH, AND A LITTLE, 6.1ATCH GO! WE GOT MIKE AND I-415 I'M TIRED! I'M SOME Tv ,THEIJ HIT AND MILES OF wiTH TO COVER ! EOY WE FRIENDS I REALLY GLAD I HAVEN'T GOT THE SACK EARLY I Students oppose curve grading HAD A LOT OF FUN. MUCH HOMEWORK COULD GO ALL NIGHT. by Holly Allen "I'm not against the Graveline, the A.S. is Academic Associate Dean The Executive Council bell curve," said ECBS planning a debate between Prof. Edward Laurie and of Business Students Vice-Chairwoman Rebecca the School of Business several business students. (ECBS) unanimously Graveline. passed a resolution "To enforce the the lowe5t form of humor Tuesday opposing the curve) so strictly as to not School of Business' attempt pay attention to the in- to implement a bell curve dividual needs, and not grading policy on core take into consideration the courses. course material is a ECBS, a council violation of the instructors' designed to consolidate the and the students' academic different student business freedom," Graveline said. groups, is asking each "You can't put a bell curve group to submit individual on all classes because resolutions and letters course material is so opposing the policy. varied." The bell curve policy is an attempt to put an end to grade inflation in the More problems in store for 'minor' sports School of Business. bear The policy would mean with te,ddy human -continued from front page whether or not to have The NCAA requires NCAA maximum of 95. their projected incomes, that a normal class spread "F," 20 out of the ABC-TV money. them." that at least 60 schools Unless the department the sale of wrestling tickets would be 10 percent "D," 40 percent Currently, there aren't -As for now, we're compete in each specific can fund 13 more has been a big surprise this percent "B" and 10 enough swimmers to field a committed to having both sport before it is scholarships 125 percent of year. "C," 20 percent team. programs this year," recognized as an NCAA all scholarships must go to "We've already sold percent "A." The $6.000 marks a 74 Adams said. sport. women's sports), the other about 300 season tickets," The resolution states percent drop from last Budget problems at "We've been forced in sports will be forced to give Mogg said. Those ticket that ECBS, representing year's $23,157. schools all over the West all sports to schedule more up some of the few sales alone will almost all business groups, will do As the coaches cry out Coast may cause water within our region," Adams scholarships they have. match the 62,900 the budget "all in its power to keep KINKO'S for people to try out. polo to lose its sanction as said. "We're lucky, Basketball currently expects from all wrestling such a policy from being Adams adnuts that water an NCAA sport. because in most sports the has the NCAA limit of 15 ticket sales this year. implemented. SELF-SERVICE COPYING this scholarships. The remain- "The only way to sports are in trouble. "Water polo is teams are strong in According to Jim water sports are ing scholarship numbers establish a sport is to make 3' ?.,C No Minimum,, "The basically a regional game - area." Rowen, Associated of mine." problems are are: wrestling, nine; soc- it self-supporting," SJSU 2 a big concern - on the West Coast," Further Students director of Machines there isn't the "minor" cer and track, eight; base- wrestling coach T.J. Kerr Adams said. "If Adams said. "If a number in store for academic affairs, the 481 East Son Carlos Strew among the year at SJSU. ball, tennis, golf and gym- said. enough interest of schools drop their sports next policy cannot be enforced teams, will receive 10 nastics, two. At SJSU, that would 295 5511 students to field programs, then water polo Football without instructor ap- year, scholarships While foot ball and make football the only then at the end of this would be in trouble as an additional proval. It is presently just a AA TIT FRI SA 1 putting it at the basketball may not make established sport. we'll have to re-evaluate NCAA sport." next year, guideline for grading. 8 30 7 00 8 30 6 00 10 6 According to kwirmmmiwommor Candidates debate public spending

by Wayne Norton public leadership. since his election in 1974, he example of "how govern- datory six- to nine-month Government spending "I agree with has worked hard in the ment should work." active duty obligation, and then a commitment to the dominated the discussion Mahatma Ghancli; we get House of Representatives' The candidates had reserve forces. Tuesday afternoon as the the government we budget committee to opposing views on Mineta said he has two candidates for the 13th deserve. If we improve, the reduce federal spending. resumption of the draft. Congressional District government will improve," voted against every ap-

squared off. Gagne said. During questioning "The all-volunteer propriation for draft from the audience, Steve forces are not doing the registration and would The debate between Mineta cautioned the Yourash, of the SJSU job," Gagne said. He said continue to oppose the Democratic incumbent audience that new social College Republicans, he would favor a man- draft. Norman Mineta and programs will face an claimed that Mineta's Republican Ted Gagne was unreceptive Congress. "rhetoric does not match the latest edition of the "In an era of an ex- your record." Yourash Student Union Forums, panding economy, people claimed that Mineta has Anderson whistle stop set sponsored by GROPE and were willing to share," he in helped fuel the increase Independent presidential candidate John Anderson ministries. "Now, in a time of the campus said. the size and scope of the will bring a touch of campaign nostalgia to the Bay Area restraints, people are Gagne opened by fiscal federal bureaucracy. Saturday. interested in sharing telling the approximately less Mineta said those Anderson will make the first political whistle-stop 60 students on hand that the the pie." charges were unfair tour of Northern California since the 1948 appearance of decade of the '80s will be Mineta responded to because he is "one of the President Harry Truman. "harsh and perilous." Gagne's charge that he is strongest proponents of de- The itinerary calls for a 10:45 a.m. speech at San r\ He said that survival one of Washington's regulation in the House." Jose's Cahill Street station. The next stop will be an hour icoss \s\ yaw will require petroleum biggest spenders. He said Mineta pointed out that later in Palo Alto. 1,11k-liv.\\ so .\;t’d.w independence, a stable that while it's true he voted Dunn's Business Review After a visit to Burlingame, the event will end with a economy and effective for every appropriation bill has cited him as an rally in San Francisco's Union Square. 9AsOkess\51\ 0\1S10\0 c\\1+0,0,t\IAs ispartaguide osto \\\s0 I toloisov;-\to Sign-ups for on-campus without. Prizes will be and Electronic Engineers in Space" Saturday night SJSU Concert Hall. For in- \too interviews are being taken awarded for the best cos- will have a speaker today at 7:30 at the Rosicrucian formation, call Joyce John- r today from 1 to 6 p.m. in the tumes. at 12:30 p.m. in Engineer- Planetarium. For informa- son-Hamilton at 277-2920. wc\ai6 S.U. Umunhum Room. For ing 227. tion, call Tee at 287-7210. information, call Cheryl A.S.L.S. will have a SNAC (Student Nurses Allrnen at 277-2272. soccer captain's meeting Women's Center will Ski Club is having a Association of California) today at 2:30 p.m. in the hold a class in self-defense Halloween party Saturday will meet Monday at 11 He means business Delta Sigma Theta is S.U. Costanoan Room. For techniques Saturday from 9 night at 8 at the Italian a.m. in the Health Build- with a capital "11:' sponsoring a Thanksgiving information, call Bill at a.m. to 3 p.m. in the S.U. Gardens. For information, ing, 4th floor. For informa- On Columbia Records canned food drive this 277-2971. Almaden Room. For infor- call Mike at 923-2634. tion, call Sandy at 267-7958. and Tapes. week. Today is the last day mation, call Alice Camp- Is a trademark of CBS Inc t 1980 and students can drop off Humanities Club will bell at 277-2047. San Jose Students For Career Planning and Produced by Barry Seidel for the Sentei 'f tank I:waggon "Columbia' CBS Inc donations in front of the have a Halloween party to- Peace is having a work ses- Placement will have inter- Available at: Student Union. For infor- night at 8. For information, Vietnamese Student sion Sunday, Nov. 2, at view preparation Monday mation, call Pam Phillips come to the Humanities of- Association will have a 12:30 p.m. at Jonah's Wail, at 12:30 p.m. in the S.U. Al- at 578-3007. fice or call 244-7290. variety show tonight at 8:30 10th and San Carlos streets. maden Room. For informa- TOWER RECORDS at the Royal Cafe, 115 N. For information, call tion, call 277-2272. Sign up for the College SJSU Chess Club will Fourth St. For information, Ethan Feldman at 287-8735. _4TED STUDENTS PROGRAM PA /API) JOSE ST TE UNIVERSITY Bowl. For information, call meet today at 4 p.m. in the call Duc Nguyen at 857- Julia Montgomery at 277- Student Union games area. 1336. The San Jose State Uni- 8509 or come by the Student For information, call Fran- versity Symphony Orches- A Special Presentation Union. cisco Sierra at 241-1447. South Bay L-5 will tra will present a concert show "Closed Ecosystems Sunday at 3:30 p.m. in the A by the Wed. Cinema Alpha Phi Alpha fra- India Student Associa- ternity presents its 3rd an- tion will meet today at nual Halloween masquer- 12:30 p.m. in the S.U. Cos- ade party from 10 tonight to tanoan Room. For informa- 5 a.m. Saturday at 582 Blos- tion, call Mody at 964-4395. HALLOWEEN som Hill Road. The cost is 0 $3 with a costume and 84 Institute of Electrical r. .. e. e r. e r...... e2.. e ee re re . r...... `..P ;.. ... :- .. .. , : . --_ . . , -''-' Amy's Unisex Salon 11/1' CARRIE * \I, Haircuts from Morris Dailey \ $8.00 CONCER1 Ptsit 9..30 Auditorium \N )(lc ,k9B05AO.ROON1 3it, 0005ER ONNERS111 \3141014 Permanent Waves SAAJOEN1 A0\1.54.50 305E SO 7 P.M. $1.50 Blow Drying SAN 51\3000).1.55.5o Candling ValriG \CKE1S. 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