PARTAN Published Lor San Lase State University Since I 9.1 I I Lioralay, November 21, 1991
PARTAN Published lor San lase State University since I 9.1 I I lioralay, November 21, 1991
A.S. criticized PUT AWAY for funding withdrawal
By Crista E. Hardie being extremely arrogant by going Daily adr writer against what the major feeling on this campus is of, 'That's not what we The Associated Students may voted for, that's not what we want," have gotten more than it bargained said Alan Salma.ssian of KSJS. for when the council chambers were Launder said the AS. fees and the opened to campus groups to discuss IRA fees are independent of each the future of IRA and A.S. funds. other and should have remained sep- A.S. President Nicole Launder arate from the beginning. and Director of California State Executive Order 429, issued by Affairs Jon Fleischman attempted to the chancellor in 1983, states that smooth ruffled feathers Wednesday "The Associated Students are not afternoon as representatives from expected to provide support for several IRA funded programs voiced instructionally related activities on a anger over the A.S. decision to with- regular basis ... It is understood, draw funds from IRA programs. however, that the Associated In the past, approximately 30 per- Students may, at their discretion, sup- cent of A.S. money has gone into port individual instructionally related funding IRA programs, in addition to Projects." the money IRA fees raised. Launder said the A.S. funds are Last May the students voted to intended for specific service oriented increase IRA fees to $20. Since those groups, such as the re-entry program, fees have brought in more revenue Cal-MEChA, alternative transporta- than ever before, the A.S. passed a tion and approximately 200 student resolution to withdraw their 30 per- organizations. These are services that cent to use in the other areas it tradi- are not usually part of the educational iJny Guueir hilly staff photograi4it r tionally has funded. function of the university. A lot of people are not very happy IRA money was intended to help Spartan middle blocker Leslie Page rockets the ball past smash Tuesday night at the Event Center. It was the with that decision. out programs which enhance the Fresno State's middle hitter Kiel Murray with a right-handed Spartan's final home game of the season. See story, page 4. "It seems to me that the AS. is See IRA, Back Page
Hangout not up to safety code Presidential job description drafted By Darcie D. Johnson The first option. SKI, entails replac- resembled a prop on which cats sharp- Iii John Vieira they discussed a few changes that before being finalized. Daily staff wnter ing existing walls with fire -proof en their claws. It was torn down fol- ....it staff wine, needed to be made. There will be an open forum walls. This plan is estimated to cost lowing a fire and replaced with lounge "He captured the essence of the held Dec. 4 from II am. to 1 p.m. The fire code strikes again. $11,200. furniture. It has since become a fairly The Presidential Search university very well," said Bobbye on campus so students, staff and In the midst of plans to improve The second option, SK2, recom- popular place for students, according Advisory Committee decided on the Gorcnberg, committee member and faculty will be able to give their the Student Union's center atrium to mends building a wall with a door in Whitney. qualifications for the new president chairwoman of the Academic input, according to Gorenberg. meet new fire codes, the Student it. This plan costs an estimated In the summer of 1990, the state of SJSU Tuesday afternoon. Senate. "We need a president that Union Board of Directors is faced $2,600. Rob Kolar, chairman of the fire marshall inspected the Student In order to understand the needs Changes to the draft included doesn't sec the university as a step- with the redesigning of the "cat House Committee, told SUBOD that Union and concluded that its ability to and personality of the university, rewording it to say the president ping stone to a prestigious universi- scratch" area, which also does not the House Committee recommends get smoke out of the center atrium Charles B. Neff, vice president or should be a strong fiscal leader, be ty," said Political Science Professor meet the updated code. SK2 primarily because of the cost. was not sufficient. Now the building is the Presidential Search Consultation prepared to function in a collective Roy Young. "A president needs to "This is a small part of a much A motion was passed in Thesday's waiting for several projects o correct Service, talked to 131 students, fac- bargaining environment, be able to place the students at the highest pri- larger project," said Ron Barrett, exec- regular SUBOD meeting to ensure the problem, according to Barrett. ulty and staff on and off campus work with students and alumni, and ority-- utive director of the union. that if SK 2 is approved the "cat "Changes are going to cost us a lot Monday and Tuesday. Neff then he unsolved with Division IA athlet- The draft copy will be made Architecture firm Allan M. Walter scratch" area will remain primarily for of money arid a lot of time," Barrett presented the COMIrlitlee with a draft ics. available to students, staff and facul- and Associates of San Jose, who have student use and will not be taken for said. copy of the president's job descrip- Because of the number of ty sometime before the open forum. been hired by SUBOD to plan the faculty office space or a meeting The cost of the additional work tion. absences the meeting was informal The committee plans to go over retrofitting of the atrium, informed room. will be added to the $391,0(X) total Members of the committee were so the decisions made need to be applicants' resumes in January and SUBOD's House Committee last "It is unfortunate that open space is expected expense. The project is cur- pleased with the Neff's draft but shown to other committee members hold interviews in February. week that the cat scratch area on the going to be eliminated merely because rently in its second phase. The board third floor does not meet the updated of the fire code," SUBOD member spent $17,000 in the first step to find code. Yogi Chugh said. what options they had in the The cat scratch room lacks one- The board members also discussed retrofitting. hour fire walls, which arc designed to expanding the adjacent music listen- SUBOD allocated $34,000 on Oct resist intense heat up to one hour. The ing room. They then put the discus- 22 for the current phase to draw up Off-campus tight filed as a hate crime walls should be in all areas facing the sion on hold until the architect could plans of what will be changed. The atrium to contain the spread of fire, respond to how feasible the idea construction phase, which is the final Its Fraci Di.os lit The UPD report said that the suspects were shouting, according to Blair Whitney, chairman would be. step, is estimated to cost $340,000. , stall r "Hey white boy, what up? Do you wiuma start some s t?" of SUBOD. The area is known as the cat Construction is expected to start dur- Page said that the four suspects continued to harass Page Walter and Associates proposed scratch area because in the '70s a car- ing the Summer of 1902, according to A early Monday morning trip to 7-Eleven for four resi- and his friends as they continued to walk down the side- two options to fix the deficiencies. peted crawl-area filled the space that Whitney. dence hall residents ended with a sore mouth for one of the walk. students and another hate crime report, according to "We kept saying, 'It's nothing'," Page said. University Police. Page then noticed that the beating suspect and a friend Peter Page, an undeclared freshman, suffered minor started following him, and when Page turned around, he injuries as a result of harassment from four adult 'Inebriated' bus driver teaches males was hit in the mouth. who had approached Page and three other Moulder Hall residents. "I was thrown to the ground not expect ng the punch," The suspect and three other men had parked their Page said. unwary about drunk-driving Suzuki Samurai near the 7-11 at Sixth and San Fernando After the incident, Page and his friends went into Joe streets when the confrontation began. West Hall and called UPD. Lt. Shannon Maloney said that By Emma Burgess nation. Camarillo began to voice her to be upset by the phony driver, were "When they got out of the car, the first thing was that the incident is listed as a hate crime from the comments Dady staff writer concerns to the driver. She and also more outspoken than the others. they started talking mess with my friend who was wearing that were made. Bafluelos were two of the seven soci- On one of the first buses the sociology a bandana," Page said. In a follow up investigation, some names were taken, When SJSU student Marcia Lepler ology students in on the skit. students took over, students were rho; were look iii' It a fight: he said. but the one suspect of the beating has not been identified. stepped onto the South Campus shut- Lepler joined in. She said, "I think almost totally unresponsive. tle bus that would arrive at her car you should not be drinking when Said Pat Wittrock, a junior in occu- parked in the open lot on Seventh you're driving a bus full of people." pational therapy, "I knew something Street, she was in for a surprise. Bafluelos replied that he thought he was fishy (Camarillo) was overact- INSIDE 1990's top censored news The bus driver wasn't either one of had been doing a fine job so far. ing. But their point WAS good." the two drivers she was accustomed to "I'm sorry, that's totally inappropri- It was obvious that passengers had seeing. And he was sipping Coors ate," Lepler said. With that she got off a lot of faith in the regular bus driver, SPORTS stories revealed at forum Light while he sat behind the wheel. the bus and said she was going to wait Blaylock. "I didn't believe Steve Lepler didn't know the scene was a for another. After a few moments she would stand there and let someone Goodbye, Volley: it Jason Rothman which pr it the public from fully skit put on by seven SJSU sociology left for the University Police to com- who was drinking drive the bus," SJSU women's voile \ ,..L, gall writer knowing w hat is happening in its soci- students, including one phony bus plain, she later explained. Frank Wittrock said. Blaylock had been hall takes final home ety. lin most perva- The project was started in 1976 as driver named Troy Bafluelos, who was Giacomelli, a junior in sociology, (also standing by the street vender the first :dine against St. Mars actually drinking root beer in a beer in on the plan) was quick on his feet to time. Ile later moved out of sight so ii C114,1,1111, andii affects a way to inform the public of stories Mixt' 4 glass. stop her and tell her what was going that passengers wouldn't he as confi- ab 1,1 iii ,1 mcdia. said Mark overlooked by the press and to prod A group from Robert Gliner's on. dent. owcw1...1. h associate for the mainstream press (by embarrass- Sociology 80 class designed the plan He said that she was so mad she Joan Burke, a sophomore in broad- Prole, t i ’ensored i national media ing it) into producing better stories as a group project dealing with social still didn't care, and was going to cast journalism, said she was not con research project based in Sonoma with a more complete coverage of Slat,: University, events problems. complain anyway. But instead she got vinced, although she verbalized other- CENTERSTM that affect our lives. So, with the topic of drunk driving, back on the bus and managed to calm wise when she first got on the bus. She In a speech on Tuesday night in the Each year, about 20 students work they decided to use a scare tactic down. threatened to get on another bus, and Native mmirds at Student Union, Lowenthal gave many on the project and search through they would let SJSU students know After each show, Aaron Lowe, a said she couldn't believe someone was SJSU: Flutist mestner examples of self-censorship including MOM that. (X) stones that ice submit- IMMO what it feels like to get in a vehicle junior in human performance, would going to drive the bus drunk. ties crowd as part of it written to him from a Journal- ted to them. The members narrow ist on a corporate -owned tie ss paper. down the Stones to their top 25, and with an intoxicated person behind the get on the bus, explain the group's But she later said she thought that Indian America week. wheel. purpose and hand out pamphlets with Bafluelos was just a drunk person who " Ihere definitely is corporate cm- then submit the stones to a panel of Insert "I've always wanted to be a bus information and statistics on drunk - wouldn't get Out of the diner's scat, irship of news and corp irate compli- people involved in the mass media. driver," Baftuckis said in his blue base- driving related deaths. and that seeing Blaylock by the ancy w th govern intent en sorsh p,'' The personalities, including Bill ball cap and Oakley sunglasses. Lepler reacted to the skit in the vender, she believed that "when ii Lowenthal read front the lam "I ast Moyers, Ben liagdikian and Noam On the floor by the entrance to the strongest way. Most other students just came time to go. Steve would throw I ill I wrote a column critical of the ('homsky, take the 25 stones and pick IIi tin seizing tapes CNN had of their top II) most censored stories for bus was an opened 12-pack. Lepler, a gave each other odd looks and giggled him ofl ." WORLD F,VENIN junior in photojournalism, saw it clear- a bit. The other regular bus driver, phone conversations by Manuel the year, and then publish the findings. ly as she entered the bus. The buses weren't very crowded so Nadine Koller, said "I think it's a great train wrei k protest Noregia. The column was killed Some of the top censored stories in But she walked on in and sat down the seven sociology students planted idea" She adds that out one of her trips in Mexico: Angry citi- bexause it leaked to cormaa. exccu- 1990 were in the seat behind the driver. Then she on the bus sometimes outnumbered after the phony bus driver had gotten zens blockade City Hall Ament a's Banking Crisis. The plan. "The off and she drove the passengers to The members define self-censor- Sank' condition that led to the break- glanced around as if to see if anyone the students not in on the after runaway kills 32. else had seen what she had. end of the semesters generally go their destination, she had a cup of cof- ship as the suppressaxi of information, down of the savings and loan associa- Page Soon Lepler caught the attention of down hill" in numbers said Steve fee with her, One of the passengers 5 whether purposeful, or not, by any. Liza Camarillo, another student on the Blaylock, the regular driver of bus 19. asked if there were something alco- method including bias, omission, bus who also seemed upset by the sit - The sociology students, pretending holic in her coffee. under-reporting, or self censorship See CENSORED, Page 3 2 Thursday; November 21, 1991 San lose State University II SPARTAN DAILY FORUM - OPINIONS EDITORIAL ROTC allowed on campus at the expense of decency
back and enjoy it. contradicts the university's non- the discrimination doctrine. LieThat seems to be At Chico State University, the ROTC never-ending SJSU is scheduled to be phased out beginning student body and next semester, giving already registered military science students a chance to administrative mantra. finish their degree requirements. Flow else can we explain that while Now the backlash has begun. six California State University campuses Proponents of the program art saying have begun phasing ROTC off their students want the ROTC on campus campuses. SJSU still embraces the they live for it, it gives their lives program despite the fact it deliberately meaning. and unapologetically discriminates Some Chico ROTC faculty are crying against gays, lesbians and bisexuals? foul naturally. Nothing like getting Well, if you listen to the flaks, it isn't one's paycheck axed to pique a person's ROTC's fault the campus programs concern for his students. are just obeying the Department of It was humorous to watch Maj. Doug Defense's policy banning homosexuals Campbell, a professor of military science from service. at Chico, give his impassioned plea to Yeah, and we're just following David save the program. Duke's policies when we burn a cross on Sporting his very best medals, the our neighbor's lawn. Sorry. Gulf War veteran invoked the terror of Of course, it would take some effort the SCUD missiles he faced in Israel to and more than a few unpleasantrics to draw compassion from the Chico State start a movement here at SJSU to boot faculty senate. the bigots. Let's get this straight We owe you And, to be honest, even the gay the freedom to be a jerk because you students who are blatantly considered participated in the mass-slaughter of less than American by the Department of defenseless people? Defense and ROTC would apparently Even Retired SJSU President Gail Saul Dtantogunr Spouts I).ttly rather not take time out of their studies Fullerton waffled on the subject last and lives. They'd rather graduate and semester, coming out on the side of head for pinker pastures than demand ROTC. justice, it seems. It seems that ROTC supplies a steady Our Academic Senate vaguely issued flow of the all-powerful green to SJSU. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR a proclamation last semester that said, As we have all learned by now, the essentially, "Gee, we sure wish the university administration is willing to ROTC program weren't bigoted. sacrifice anything even human Best interests in mind election reforms, an automatic base fund to health Science Wouldn't that be swell?" It doesn't seem decency if it means a little more cash. all campus clubs and groups and the expan- Mike Kemmerrer to keep anyone awake nights knowing Whoa, the echo is deafening. Is there Editor, sion of the services offered in the Business Sociology that the ROTC's gay policy blatantly anyone out there? I would like to respond to some of the Office are just some ideas for the expendi- allegations directed toward the Associated tures of these additional funds. Editor, Students Board of Directors' decision to pull The Associated Students was never lam writing to compliment on the excel- IRA funding from the A.S. budget. meant to fund IRA groups; that is why there lent job you did covering Lesbian and Gay First of all, let us clarify the difference is a separate IRA fee. It may not have been Pride Week. Great work! between Instructionally Related Activities in the A.S. Board of Directors' bust interest Steve Johnson AND ANOTHER and the Associated Students. IRA refers to to handle the situation in the manner that an activity that relates to a course of study they did, but you can bet that they had the Shrugging off ... Ted R. Cotnerford for which the student involved receives cred- best interest of the entire student body in THING it toward graduation. Students pay a separate mind when they did it. responsibility fee toward IRA which, after the special elec- Nicole Anderson tion last Spring, is currently $20 a semester. A.S. Vice-President Editor, After the guaranteed amount is given to IRA Committee Member This letter is in reference to the article Duke's loss wins relief athletics, these other groups now have about the Disabled Student Services. $469,880 to be allocated to them. This is a As a disabled student, I find it dishearten- early on Sunday him in Europe, especially in Germany. considerable increase from the $163,518 that Superb coverage ing to have someone in a leadership role that Verymorning, while I was Random and planned violence against has been previously allocated to them. Editor, is complacent. Department heads and com- standing on the corner of immigrants in Germany by neo-Nazis is Now let's talk about Associated Students, We would like to express our sincere mittee members are charged with the respon- 14th Street and Fifth Avenue becoming commonplace. It is not yet a body that represents 30,000 SJSU students, thanks for your superb front-page coverage sibility of improving and changing the sys- in Manhattan, noshing on a widely accepted by the citizenry, but the offering services and programs to best suit of an important event in the gay and lesbian tem. Someone in this position is responsible fresh bagel with cream cheese and government is doing little or nothing the needs of all students, not just students community. for meeting the needs of the group he or she sipping a hot double-latte, I read the most about it. enrolled in a program that is Instructionally On Nov. 12, OUTRAGE organized a represents. If the needs are not being met, thrilling headline I had ever seen in my Although the Republican Party Related. Students pay $18 a semester for protest in Saratoga at the home of Donald then this person must initiate ways to meet entire hfe.The cover of the New York officially denounced Duke as a racist and A.S. fees. As it currently stands, the and Sally Lucas, where a benefit cocktail the needs within budgetary constraints. Times said, "DUKE LOSES TO a nut, it is the major political party that Associated Students automatically turns over party for Gov. Pete Wilson was taking place. The person in a leadership position would EDWARDS IN LANDSLIDE." holds views not so far removed from almost $6 of this to IRA groups. So, in reali- More than 150 people, representing OUT- not be the caretaker of the status quo. As a I read the article three times just to Duke's. ty, 30,000 students at San Jose State are pay- RAGE and other gay community groups, disabled student, I heard that the director ot make sure that! drank in every drop of Duke quoted George Bush several ing almost $52 a year to support these were present to express our anger at the DSS said "he does not know if the university this wonderful news. Never before had! times during his campaign. He also used groups, which leaves the Associated Governor's cowardly veto of AB 101, the is legally responsible for marking classroom felt such relief, such amazement. I would much of George Bush's 1988 presidential Students to represent the other 27,000 stu- gay and lesbian civil rights bill. doors with Braille." Shouldn't a director of a now not have to move to the Netherlands. campaign rhetoric as well as Rcagan's dents with only $24 a year. Logical? The photos on the front page of the department know if the university is in com- Fleeing the United States as a political rhetoric from his 1976, 1980 and 1984 So, what does the Associated Students Spartan Daily on Nov. 14 were wonderful. pliance? refugee would no longer be necessary, campaigns. plan to do with this money? Opening a travel We appreciate your courage and integnty in One favorite saying I hear from the direc- although it would remain an option. If one looks at and listens closely to agency was not even an idea offered by a printing a picture of two men kissing. Many tor is "This is not a perfect world." If the Although many people discounted President George Bush and his Chief of member of the current Board. thanks to photographer Tim Berger. movers and shakers of society felt this way, David Duke's Louisiana gubernatorial Staff John Sununu and their views and There are, however, a million things that The accompanying story was also quite women may not have been given the right to run as just an aberration typical of the politics, one cannot help but see and hear A.S. could do with this money to a) better thorough, and clearly showed the involve- vote, or the Civil Rights Act would not have bayou country, Duke was a very serious David Duke, The White House's actions serve the entire population of SJSU, and to ment of SJSU students in the event. Thanks passed and affirmative action would only he candidate. Duke and his supporters did speak much more loudly than its words. b) provide additional programming and ser- to Angela Hill for her well-chosen quotes an idea. not suffer delusions from eating too In late September, shortly before Gov. vices that reach out to students who do not and accurate reporting. Things would not have happened for the many spicy crayfish. Theirs was a well Pete Wilson's veto of Assembly Bill 101 currently take advantage of their IRA fees or We are quite pleased to see that the people if everyone simply thought-out shrugged their campaign, well planned and (the lesbian and gay employment rights their Associated Students fees. The A.S. Spartan Daily is providing good coverage of shoulders and said "This is not a perfect well executed. bill), John Sununu warned Wilson that if hasn't done any of these things because they events in the gay, lesbian and bisexual com- world." Just the fact that he made it into the he ever wanted to live at 1600 haven't had the funding. munity. Thank you again. Randy Tame/ run-off should have scared the bejesus Pennsylvania Ave. he had better veto AB Programs that reach out to night students, Andrew Gans out Sophomore of most Americans, especially 101. Wilson has been notorious for more effective advertising of elections and Graduate l'uhlic Relations different Americans. In his concession working for his next office before getting speech, Duke said that the American his feet wet in the one he presently "majority" would reclaim its heritage and occupies. tradition and assert its rights. What is Both the Reagan and Bush David really saying? administrations have had abhorrent Could he be saying that white Anglo civil/human rights records. Maybe David Saxon protestant male bible-nazis will Duke is the consummate Republican. eliminate the rights of those of us who do Maybe he finally added some integrity Forum page policies not fall neatly into those categories? and authenticity to the Republican Party. The Spartan Daily devotes page two Monday through Friday to Don't send us your only copy becau.se submi ssions become prop- That's what I hear. Maybe he finally told the truth about opinions from the Daily staff and community. Students, staff and fac- erty of the Spartan Daily and will be edited for grammar, libel, The scariest pert about what Duke is where the Republicans really would ulty are welcome to contribute opinions. spelling and length. saying is that he's not the only one stand if they could get away with it. Turn letters and opinions into the Letters to the Editor box in the Categories available to non-Daily staffers are: saying it. There are many here in the In any case, I am ecstatic that I don't Spartan Daily newsroom, WLN 104, between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Campus Viewpoint is a 300-5(X) word essay on current campus, United States who agree with David have to move to the Netherlands, at least Submissions may also be mailed to the Forum Editor, the Spartan political or personal issues. Submissions should be well researched. Duke's rhetoric regarding what to do for now. Daily, department of mass communications, San Jose State University, Letters to the Editor should be approximately 200 words respond- about the "social sponges" (welfare San Jose, CA 95192-0149. ing to Spartan Daily articles, or calling attention to a particular issue recipients, etc.) of our country, and they When submitting articles, please include: your name, phone num- or point of view. are becoming more vocal every day. Ted R. Comerford's column appears ber, address, class standing and major (if a student). 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New Daily executive editor, Church robber gets 100-year term ad director selected PHILIPPI, W.Va. (AP) A man ble for parole in 25 years, county who robbed a church congregation of Prosecutor Gary Morris said. Two women bring $500 at gunpoint was sentenced Witnesses said Smith burst into the Wednesday to 100 years in prison. church during Sunday services carry- enthusiasm to paper Circuit Judge John Waters said ing a sawed-off shotgun, ordered the Roger Smith, 31, violated the sanctity congregation to the floor and had a By Anne Bouquet of Faithway Baptist Church in the church member collect wallets and June 1990 holdup. Daily gaff WIWI purses. Waters also cited Smith's criminal Smith was originally charged with New staffs have been chosen for the Spartan record, which includes convictions for hank robbery, breaking and entering 23 counts of armed robbery, one for Daily's editorial and advertising departments. each parishioner robbed, Morris said. Angela Hill was elected to the executive editor posi- and burglary, and the fact that the rob- tion for the Spartan Daily and Michele Ball is the bery occurred on Father's Day. Arthur Weidlich, 21, was convicted new advertising director. Smith, who pleaded guilty to one of being an accessory. He hasn't been Hill has writing and reporting experience as well count of armed robbery, will be eligi- sentenced. as managerial experience. She managed a manufac- turing company in Sunnyvale prior to being a reporter for the Daily. She is a journalism major and is scheduled to graduate in December 1992. HONDA ACURA NISSAN TOYOTA "I love every part of the paper and want to learn about the business and see what it's all about," Hill said. "I enjoy reporting and interviewing, and like to he where the action is." SPECIAL DISCOUNT FOR SJSU STUDENTS "Her managing experience makes her an ideal editor because you must be able to deal with peo- 1st St ple," current Executive Editor Brooke Shelby Biggs HILTON AUTO SERVICE said. "You must have strong convictions and good news judgement as well." FOREIGN & DOMESTIC 5th St. Hill said she would like to someday be a reporter Xl for a major metropolitan newspaper. 222 Keyes st #101 rg Hill was selected to her new position by a vote of San Jose, CA. 95112 u, 7th St._ the current reporters and editors, as well as by a Tel. 279-8280 panel of faculty and staff in the school of journalism Angela Hill Michele Ball and mass communications. "I'm really looking forward to next semester. I Before assuming the downtown manager position nence as well as her performance as downtown feel we have a good crew with lots of strong writing for the daily this semester, she was an account exec- manager this semester. skills, ideas and enthusiasm," Hill said. utive for the Princeton Plaza Shopping Center. She "She has a lot of maturity and management abili- BRAKE SPECIAL Next semester, Hill plans to initiate changes in worked on budgets and media selection as well as ty and interacts well with the class," Quinton said. $79.95 (reg.S99.95) I the Daily. She intends to broaden the scope of the organized and supervised the business and creative "She has showed leadership ability and was the per- per axle 1 paper to appeal more to the diverse student txxly at deparunents. son with the best qualifications for the position." SJSU. As downtown manager tor the Daily, she man- "Next semester, 1 would like to increase the com- She also plans to expand the daily's coverage of aged three other account executives and was respon- munication hem cell the ads crusIng stall and niain- CLUTCH SPECIAL environmental issues, funher develop the weekly sible for the downtown advertising section of the taai the current status of the advertising department." SMOG CHECK CenterStage entertainment tab and devote more cov- paper every Tuesday. Ball also participated in adver- Ball said. $285 (reg. $325) erage to multi-cultural events and concerns on cam- tising sales while on the daily. After graduation. Ball would like to work or The $17.99 4x 4 s $380 pus. Ball was appointed to the advertising director Mercury News as an account executive and eventu- Ball is a marketing major and an advertising position by the advertising adviser, lack Quinton. ally she would like to move to Santa Barbara and minor and is planning to graduate in May 1992. Her selection was based on her previous work expe- work for the Santa Barbara News Press. CENSORED Front Front Page ISLAM, Christianity tions are present in the banking industry today. NASA space shuttles arc and Today's Problems destroying the ozone layer. The solid fuel that the shuttles use release between 75 and 250 tons of Prophet Mohammed (PBUH) said: I left among you two things if you hydrochloric acid on the stratosphere, hold fast to it, you will not go astray forever, and the molecules eat away the ozone. The facts about the Panama invasion were false. Not only were Guest Speakers the facts about the military death toll wrung, but after the invasion, it was Mohammad Rajab Ally uncovered that more than 2,000 civil, tans were killed. Hamza Yousuf IP And, 1990s most censored or under-reported story was the lack of Prof. Richard Keady (Dept Religious Studies ) skepticism by the media during the build-up before the war in Iraq. sponsored by Muslim Student Association SjSt Lowenthal recommended watch- ing television with skepticism, and to Thursday, November 21, 6:3()pm read more than the mainstream Engineering Building media. Room 189 \cif' r* complimentary pizza and refreshments served "Don't rely on a newscast for IC) I N17) information," he said. "Get publica- call Br. Osama Abukhdair 241-0850 or tions from the left side the middle For more Information NOV I 0-22 and the right. Then you can get a Funded By Associated Students Board Br. 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Si n rl 287-599-1 (408)252-43(M Nlim 'sal 9.30 '-'tin 10,1m-711111 '1 unded ha, the SIMI Office of 'Traffic .au(y Vierldiw 4 1 ha rulaw Not ember 21, 1991 San lose State Universit.t SPAKIAN DAILY SPORTS SJSU edges Gaels in last home volleyball match By Kim Carter Although the Spartans did not play very well. She led the WWII with 46 The Span:ins still have an outside "Alter a match like tonight, it's real I lov.eser, the Spanai is hays. a tx:tier Daily staff enter well as a team, there were a few team assists. chance to cam a bid into the 32-team hard to tell," Corbett' said. "I would chance to get a wild-card berth in the members who hustled on the court to "Jennifer is starting to play real NCAA tournament, but they will have like to think that we would beat National Invitational Tournament, The SJSU women's volleyball bring the team to victory. consistent and making some good to win the two remaining matches to Fullerton but it will not be an easy according to Corbelli. team competed in their final home "Shane Donellon played a very choices," Corbett' said. "Jennifer did a be eligible. game. Santa Barbara is our last shot at "It's a long shot because there a lot match of the season against the St. strong game due to some serious real good job setting tonight." In order for the Symms to defeat a Top 20 team. If we beat them, our of teams with better records," C'orbelli Mary's Gaels at the Event Center defense passing," Spartans head coach The Spartans are now 11-13 over- their next two opponents, they must record would be over .500 a goal said. "But they don't play teams as Tuesday night. Although the team did John Corbett' said all. Last night's game against the play much better volleyball than they we established midscason. competitive as we do." not put up as good a fight as they did Donellon had a total of II kills for Gaels did not count as a conference did against SE Mary's. "We can't get into any playoffs For senior middle blocker Leslie against nationally-ranked Long Beach the game. win for the Spanans because the Gaels Coach Corbett' does not sound too until we're over .500." Page and senior outside hitter Dawnis State, they managed to out-play the Freshman outside hitter Tanya Hart are in die WCC. The Gaels are K-21 optimistic about the next two games If the Spartans do not receive a bid, Wilson, Tuesday's match was the last Gaels by scores of 9-15, 15-13, played a powerful game as well. She overall. after the team's performance Tuesday it will break a streak of nine straight at home before an appreciative SJSU 13-15 and 6-15. got the crowd cheering by performing The Spartans have two regular sea- night. NCAA tournament appearances. Event Center crowd. Neither team played good volley- some of her power hitting. son matches remaining, at Cal State ball last night, but the Gaels, who are Junior setter Jennifer Liston was Fullerton on Friday and at UC Santa 11 MIME Melee ranked last in the West Coast dispersing the ball around the court Barbara on Saturday. 10%STUDENT DISCOUNT Conference, kept the score close by playing good defense. rAVE at "As a team we could have played 25d Off Every Wash PETE'S STOP TIRE CENTER better," senior middle blocker Leslie PLANNING A TRIP? - Fri Page said. "We could have had more Mon. Only i.1i Foreign & Domestic Auto Repair enthusiasm." 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eller tragedies. Hospital officials said at least 41 response to the rebel halt in offensive opera- the largest sect in Lebanon. Nabih Bern, a i the people were treated for injunes. tions, economic sabotage and urban combat. state minister without portfolio who com- .ent, The governor of Puebla state, Mariano The armed forces press committee said 11 mands the pro-Synan Shute Amal militia, Pina Olaya, and the head of the aging national rebels were killed and six were wounded in called for a general strike in south Lebanon a lot railway system arrived at City Hall and met fighting Tuesday in the northern province of on Thursday to protest_ helli with local officials. The crowd booed Olaya Chabtenango, an insurgent stronghold. It said As the women and children approached is as when he appeared on a balcony and refused there were no government casualties. their adjacent houses, the houses "blew up, to promise the tracks would he moved. The government also claimed rebel killing a 10-year-old girl and wounding the :she When the tracks were laid before the 1910 "harassment" of army troops in the south-cen- other five," he said. wnis revolution, Tchuacan was a town of fewer tral province of La Paz, and just north of San , last than 20,000 people. The city has since grown Salvador, the capital. There were no repons of isu to more than 200,000, surrounding the tracks casualties. NEWS QUIZ as it expanded. "These actions demonstrate that the terror- Jose Humberto Mosconi Castillo, head of ist groups of the FMLN are not complying the national railway system, said the grade with the truce announced by their comman- Five correct -- Gets role in was steep, the train was overloaded and it was ders," said the armed forces communique. sequel to "Home Alone." Three going too fast. In a broadcast on its clandestine radio sta- to four - Wins appearance on "We don't know if it was a technical prob- tion, the rebel Farabundo Marti National "Parker Lewis." One to two - lem or human error. But it's a fact the track Liberation Front, or FMLN, said its forces Awarded 60-second spot on 30- was very treacherous and the tram was very battled government troops in Chalatenango second dog food commercial. heavy," he told reporters. and in the central province of Cuscatlan. move- The mid-day accident spared a kinder- The insurgents descnbed the army O What was fired at a UPD officer garten and primary school only 10 yards from ments as "incursions" or "offensives" and outside Joe West Hall on Monday where the tracks buckled and ripped from said they would limit themselves to self- morning? 0 Mexicans The conductor, Constancio Moises their ties, sending loaded freight cars tum- defense. Martinez Hernandez, told investigators the bling on their sides. e What was set ablaze may Sunday, outraged by train brakes failed on a downhill about 12 miles only to be followed by another similar outside Tchuacan, a picturesque city famed Girl killed, five incident 42 minutes later? for its mineral water. Despite rebel truce, e What may California's budget wreck The crew uncoupled five cars, then shortfall reach by the year 2000? jumped off the hurtling train about nine miles hurt when patrol fighting continues 0 What was distributed in the Health TEHUACAN, Mexico (AP) - Outraged outside Tehuacan. "The engineer screamed to Center foyer on Wednesday and why? citizens blockaded City Hall on Wednesday, us to abandon the train, abandon the train," blows up houses demanding the removal of a rail line used by Martinez said in a statement. SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (AP) - What will be missing from movie a runaway freight that plowed through the The train, northbound from Veracruz, was The army on Wednesday accused leftist TYRE, Lebanon (AP) - A girl was killed theaters this holiday season for the first town, killing 32 people. going between 50 mph and 100 mph when it rebels of violating their unilateral truce and and five people were wounded Wednesday time in 14 years? "People have been detnanding the removal derailed on a slight curve, authorities said. reported fierce combat in the north in which it when a patrol blew up their houses, U.N. offi- of the tracks for 40 years and nobody did any- The engine and 14 cars smashed into auto- said 11 guerrillas were killed. cials said. ANSWERS: I) A bottle rocket. 2) Flyers on -backed telephone poles on San Carlos Street. 3) The thing," said one protester, 15-year-old FavieUa mobiles waiting at a busy highway intersec- The insurgents said they intended to stick The radio station of the Israeli budget gap has potential to reach $2 billion by Castillo. tion on the northern edge of Tchuacan. The to their pledge not to carry out offensive oper- South Lebanon Army said SLA militiamen 2000 4) Up to 200 kits for quitting smokinj u Huge railway cranes shifted the tangled freight cars also badly damaged five build- ations. They blamed the fighting on army carried out the attack and claimed the houses part of lhe Great Amencan Smokeout. 5) A cars Wednesday and rescuers with dogs ings, including a discotheque and a restaurant provocations and said rebels troops had belonged to guerrillas of the Hezbollah, a new lames Bond adventure. searched the wreckage for more victims. The Officials said 32 people died in the acci- fought back to defend themselves. Shiite Muslim group. force of Tuesday's derailment hurled some of dent, one of the worst recent Mexican railroad Military leaders have said they do not feel The incident touched off an uproar among Edited b Corey Trestdde the cars more than 40 yards. compelled to curtail army activities in the 1.2 million Shiite Muslims who make up Spartan Daily Wire Editor
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Recycle the Daily IRA: Students angry at A.S. tactics .1..S.'s II? I propmal From Front Page been funded in the past will still be funded. The A.S. board The A.S. board of directors has of directors has passed a resolution to go before the IRA passed a resolution to go before classroom expenence, includmg labs, athletics, music and committee on Dec. 4 to agree on what programs will switch the IRA committee on Dec. 4. dance, theater arts and media. over from AS. funding to solely IRA The resolution proposes to "Personally, I feel the priorities of Associated Students replace A.S. funds with IRA should be service -oriented, in terms of delivering services Blair Whitney, past AS. director of community affairs funds for 1992-93 as follows: to students, and not programming in terms of instrucuonal- said he questions IRA's commitment to take up the slack /r. Sl7,54X)toKSJS vvuva's 1 ly related activities, which is what IRA is for," Fleischnian for the AS. cuts. FP $14,744 to the art galleries said. "Can you get a binding agreement guaranteeing us that ( III \ I.:SE CUISINE - 11,1)()1)1'()_(;() $14,294 to rsidsoffV news center we will get this (additional) money from IRA?" he asked Nlandarin & SA:chit:in Cuisine Ken Blase, chairman of the Department of Journalism SI1,6130 to the Spartan march- dins_ and Mass Communications, said, "You've gone to students Launder. "I'm not in the mood to take this on faith." Hos laindies To Go ing mid pep bands four times now and asked them, 'Do you want to fund these Whitney also raised the question of an advisory vote or a /a- $10,982 to the coraxrt choir and 1PfN DAILY I WI,: ti and I )inner things?' And the students have always said yes. You have student survey before action is taken by the AS. chorahers 9 o0 PM Catering :No ilahle want to hay less firs never held a vote and asked, 'Do you Fleischman said he is in favor of doing a mail-home stu- $10,932 to drama or 998-9427 294-3303 and not fund these (groups)?' dent survey and said he would bring it before the A.S. 7r. $9,176 to TV/film production 1;11.. LK Lon "Now you come hack last year, without mentioning A.S. board. /0. $9,000 to forensics ,1,1 dud 4111Siliil sw $8,072 to the symphonic band funding, implying that this money will be added on to what "The goal of a survey would be to determine the issue is breach of faith Ire $8,029 to the Jazz ensemble we are already doing.... I think the priorities of the students and then implement them," he with the students," he said. 1/. $6,188 to the opera workshop added. fr, $5,000 to the dance program
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Lower level 924-1809 Monday Thursday Defer for up to 48 months!! n 4 on December 2 -5 0 1991 frcple Iimpurr Iry VI* the Appip 5mo and Machlad, anregivirred Vbn,ater apper (Ammer. Inc oar aiorapinrit tradrInart Ivalord in Ofplc lornpuirr Inc 192-93 as follows: KSJS the art galleries radio/TV news caner the Spartan march ands the concert choir and
drama TV/flint production INCTLSICS the symphonic band le jai/ ensemble the opera workshop the dance program GameIan ensemble the electro,acoustic percussion ensemble Daily's :d magazine The Spartan entertainment weekly CenterSta e November 21, 1991
The old Aloha skating rink gets a facelift Rolling along Page 4
Music
SJSU's Latin Jazz Ensemble performs page 6 .
MOVIES
Julie Andrews becomes a 'Star' /S again page 8
ALBUM REVIEW
Titanic Love Affair and Golden Palominos page 7
IIIIMINI1 2 Thursday, November 21, 1991 San Jose State University CEN1ERS1',1(,1 CENTERSTAGL STAFF STEPPIN "OUT EDITORS: Brivke Shelby Biggs, executive editor s!g Susan M. Brown, features editor Precy Caicos, arts and entertainment editor On Campus Robert W Scable, production editor George Ortiz, photo editor / Indian America Week Today at noon in the Student Union Amphitheatre, American Indi- Jeanette Glicks man, chief phohwrapher an storytelling by Enrique Dominguez and June LeGrand. Friday. Nov. 22 at noon in the Sti. cent Union Amphitheatre, American Indian music.Then at 7 p.m. at the Student Union Ballroom, Indigenous Art Laura DiMascio, copy chief Show and Auction presents local Indian artists and a traditional puppet show.
Singing Contest Friday, Nov. 22 at 9 p.m., at the Student Union Ballroom, the Chinese CONTRIBUTING Engineering Students presents a singing contest. REPORTERS: Fullerton. Pete Borello / Volleyball Friday, Nov. 22 at 7:30 p.m., at Cal State Fullerton, SJSU vs. Emma Burgess 1 Movie Casting Casting directors of 'Born on the Fourth of July," "Wall Street," and "Fatal Monica Campbell Attraction" are looking for young, Vietnamese, nonprofessionals to be in a feature film. Saturday. Nov. 23 from 11 a.m.-7p.m., and Sunday, Nov. 24 from 10 a.m.-3 p.m., at the Morris Daily Auditorium. No Christa E. Hardie acting experience necessary, bring one recent self-portrait, include name, age, address and phone Sandy Heynan number. For more information, call SJSU Vietnamese Student Association 237-5986. Michael Monaghan
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PHOTOGRAPHERS: 1 Boy George Tonight at The Edge, Lynn Benson opening with a local San Francisco band, "Gravity" Doors open at 8 p.m.. show starts George Ortiz at 9 p.m. Tickets are $15 in advance, $17 at Leslie Salzmann the door.
1 Cactus Disco Inferno tonight, dance DIRECTORS: to the hits from the '70s. Get in the groove Monica Corini, advertising and boogie down to dejay King Raffi's mix, no cover before 9:30 p.m., and say hi to Jennifer Herman, art director Howie. Paul Smith, production manager Monterey Lane Brothers presents Nov. 25, The Rippingtons featuring Russ ARTISTS: Freeman. Dec. 2 Chick Corea Elektric Band plus comedy Thursday-Saturday at 675 Can- Dario Denis nery Row, Monterey. For more information, call 373-1449. Hilary Hattenbach Moth Schnittgrund 1 Lounge Mac's Tea Room, 325 Main St... Los Altos, Friday and Saturday: Roger Cowger at the piano, 8 p.m -midnight. No Accouyr EXECUTIVES: cover. Colin King Boy George Andy Ray, Michele Ball Vera Davoudi Janette Dorset, Movies "Addams Family" this Brian Phillips opening Friday at theaters every- where. / "The COVER PHOTOGRAPH: Beauty and the Beast" opening this Friday at theaters Leslie Salzmann everywhere.
ART ILLUSTRATOR: "For the Boys" opening next Friday. Raul Dominguez CENTERSTAGE San Jose State University Thursday, November 21, 1991 3 Love flute mesmerizes crowd
Pony Vigil plays for Coming up for Indian America Week students during SJSU's Thursday, Nov. 21 o- Noon: Native Amer- ican storytelling, Stu- Indian American Week dent Union Amphitheatre. By Monica reason we are all here." Campbell ro- 7 p.m.: Turtle !lady staff Whitt Students seemed drawn to the Island Ensemble Some students listened with their serene sound that Vigil created. Many stopped, sat down, and Native American the- eyes closed mesmerized by the ater presentation, soothing sound coming from the seemed instantly relaxed by the flute that Pony Vigil played. music. Mother Olson's Inn, 72 N. Fifth St., San Others bowed their hearts "You don't hear this type of music anymore," said Reggie Jose. Vigil, a American Indian flutist, Nolasco, an SJSU student. Friday, Nov. 22 played before a mixed crowd of Noon: Native Amer- about 100 on Wednesday afternoon ican music, Student at the Student Union Amphitheater. Music stands out Union Amphitheatre. "It's not rap or rock, it's different 7 p.m.: Indigenous Grayness complements and beautiful." Art Show and Auction The gray weather and slight Vigil told the students to "give presentations from wind complimented the mystical into the goodness of the day and local Indian artists music, and Vigil welcomed the remember that we are all a family of and a traditional pup- people." "grandfather clouds for coming in pet show, Student and creating a perfect atmosphere." "It's nice to just listen to the Union Ballroom. "We are here to recognize our music and see where it takes you," ancestors' Vigil said, who wore a said Kay Thom, an SJSU librarian colorful headband splashed with who listened to the entire hour-long fuchsia and turquoise and a similar- concert. ly decorated top. Vigil, who is originally from 'That's why I do this to sup- Colorado, said he has been playing port my grandparents and their the flute for seven years. He is a struggle." member of the American Indian musical group "The Elements of Vigil swayed his body as his fin- Life." gers danced upon the wooden instrument he was a one-man "We express the elements of life concert displaying a mixture of and we all know what those are," authentic American Indian Vigil said. melodies. The free concert was organized Referring to his flutes as by the Environmental Resource Lynn Benson Daily staff photograph( wlert "friends," Vigil played a sons on his Center and is one pan of a series of "love flute" and dedicated it to all American Indian activitius that are Pony Vigil, a l)ineh Novajo, plays the Indian Love Flute dur- Nr4 " 0121 women saying that "they are the occurring this week. ing his noon concert at the Student Union Amphitheatre
DON'T ASK WHY Spielberg's latest debuting as underdog JUST FIND OUT! WHY IS IT THE 2ND BUSIEST WS ANGELES (AP) Meet each in New York and Los Angeles said stones and, I actually think, (appk.al Steven Spielberg, underdog. and industry analysts believe "Beau- The Fievel sequel, directed by to) different audiences." NIGHT OF THE YEAR? Any other week, any other year, ty and the Beast" may go on to Phil Nibbelink and Simon Wells, "Fievel Goes West" is a sequel to WHY ASK WHY?! the producer-director commands the become the first animated film to features the voices of John Cleese as 1986's "An American Tail." It wa.s Hollywood stage. But for one of the gross sl(t) million. the evil Cat. R. Ward, Dom DeLuise that first film about the immigrant 994 BUD DRAFT All NIGHT first times in his amazing career, So what does Spielberg think of again as the feline Tiger and Amy Mousekewitz family, along with Spielberg and his new animated his sudden stepchild? He loves it all Irving (Spielberg's ex-wife) as "The Land Before Time," "Oliver film, "An American Tail: Fievel the more. Indeed, Spielberg, whose Tiger's girlfriend, Miss Kiay. John and Co." and I989's "The Little SG181114 Goes West," will debut in another company developed the new box- Lovitz of "Saturday Night Live" Mermaid," that revitalized the 1k N14- movie's huge shadow. office hit "Cape Fear," says there's supplies the voice of the tarantula industry's interest in animation. 1106/3 TV news shows, and newspaper plenty of nun for both pictures. T.R. Chula. The film was written by and magazine pages have over- "It's certainly been proven that Flint Dille, story by Charles Swcn- TIRED of the flowed recently with accounts of the there's enough of a family audience 515, wonders of animation. Unfortunate- out there to sec two animated films "Comparing 'Beauty and the RELATIVES? ly for Spielberg, it's the Waft Disney opening on the same day," Spielberg Beast' to 'Fievel Goes West' is like CINEBAR (7o.'s "Beauty and the Beast" that's said, noting that his 1-he Land comparing a love story to a West- OPEN AT 7:00PM attracting all the praise. Before Time" and Disney's "Oliver ern," said Spielberg. "THE BIGGEST LITTLE Early reviews of "Fievel Goes and Co." premiered the same day in "Basically, the only things these A drinking person's bar! NIGHTCLUB" West" have been positive. Yet the 1988 and did equally vigorous busi- two films have in common is they Where Fraternities AAAAAAAAAAAAA notices for "Beauty and the Beast" ness. are exquisitely animated. At that & Sororities meet! 19979 STEVENS CREEK BLVD. have been so gushing it looks like "If a movie doesn't perform it's point, both films depart in opposite No drugs or fighting! every criuc landed on Disney's pay- not because another movie opened directions. 69 E. San Fernando CUPERTINO The film already has shattered opposite it. It's very simply because 'They are two different genres, (corner of 2nd) 255-0588 box-office records at one theater the audience found fault with it," he two different concepts, two different 4 Thursday, November 21, 1991 San Jose State University CENTERSTAGI:. Say aloha to roxy's roller rink
By Pete Borelk) to find a different name for the Daffy staff wnicr establishment and he didn't have to look far for inspiration. Bryant sug- Hot Spot of the Week It is one of the few public places gested roxy's, after the two sister-in- a person can feel comfortable wear- laws that share this name and own- ing rollers. ership of the rink. No, not those unflattering hair The next step was to redo the styling accessories, but roller skates. building's interior and Bryant roxy's, which spells its name selected a pair of SJSU design with all lower case letters, is the majors to complete the task. Senior largest roller skating rink in North- Steve Locke handled the graphic ern California, with a floor that cov- redesign while junior Mike Fennell ers 20,000 square feet which is took care of the technical aspects of about a third of a football field. production. It is an old roller palace with a Their main job was to rid the brand new name. The rink original- rink of its tired Hawaiian theme and ly operated under the name Aloha welcoming a new look into the 90s. Roller Palace for nearly 14 turbulent The success of this transition relied years. on repainting a mural which stood When the rink opened in the late 93-feet-wide by 12-feet-high. The '70s, roller skating was at its peak. artists replaced the mural's tradi- Disco was in and skating was very tional -looking Hawaiian much part of this scene. But as the scene,which included a beach and glamour of the Bee Gees, butterfly palm trees, with an innovative collars and strobe lights faded, so roxy's logo. did Aloha's business. The trend-set- The wall now displays the word ters exited, leaving the rink to rely roxy's in purple surrounded by mainly on the diehards. green swooshes and orange trian- "Business has been stagnate for gles.on a white background. A spe- about the last five years," Bryant cial neon paint was used so it will said, "but now there's a resurgence." standout when the lights shine upon This resurgence is stimulated by iL two major factors: roller blading "I think people will be very hap- and hip-hop. py with it," Locke said. Roller blades, modernized roller skates capable of higher speeds than He and Fennell also carried this the norm, have developed into a theme to the rows of lockers. Gone popular recreational activity. is the drab orange-colored property Hip-hop, dance music similar to containers, replaced by an appealing disco, is an evolving musical trend mint green hue laced with swooshes that appeals to many skaters. and triangles. The owners took notice of these With most of the changes com- trends and decided to take advan- plete, roxy's is celebrating with its tage of them. They began to wel- official grand opening this weekend. come roller bladers and designating They will kick it off tonight with a certain sessions for them. Manage- reunion party open to all former ment started to ponder the idea of Aloha skaters. scheduling a disco night. The final part of this plan went into effect this past summer as they decided to give the rink a face-lift roxy's is located on 397 and a new name. Blossom Hill Rd., near They first hired SJSU advertising Snell. For more infor- major Matt Bryant to oversee the mation, call 226-1156. remodeling and to promote the new look of the rink. His initial job was
An Epic Assault on the Senses! "FIST is a visually powerful film, the wildest cinema to come out of Japan in years." fAchaei Ago Sf WEEKLY lxibe %Imam [fatly staff photograpfirt WARNING: This Animated Film Contains Scones al Creahle The evening class of St. Christopher's roxy's roller rink to learn how to roller Violence Not Recommended M. Children Kindergarten School made a field trip to skate. The class is shown warming up. Catch Raisin Bowl fever get all the EldOfthe*Northstar coverage of the SJSU Fresno State NOW game in Monday's Spartan Daily 92,wite ONE WEEK ONLY MUST END WED. 1433 The Alameda DISC Ni Id MO* Sir II SUN, 287 1413 FRI 11511105 5A1 SUN 505 II5 1 P5 CENTERSTAGE San Jose State University Thursday% November 21, 199 1 5 Hemingway switches to TV Writing through pain LOS ANGELES (AP) Mariel Hemingway wants to start Ily Michael Miinaghan Rico's other literary aa iiinplish- acting her age. She gets the chance on ABC's Lkuly stall. writer inent is perhaps more tamiliar. Recall to mind an English class in "Civil Wars," playing Sydney No one can escape feeling pain the seventh or eighth grade. The Guilford, a successful Manhattan in their lives, but it is not many of us teacher might have had the class divorce lawyer whose personal life who can turn that pain into advan- "cluster" ideas on a piece of papa, is a shambles. tage. SJSU professor and author where one thought spawned several The Wednesday night show Gabriele Rico is one of those few, as more in a labyrinth of bubbled train Steven Bochco Productions, her new book, "Pain and Possibility: words. Rico invented the clustering which brought you "LA Law," is Through Writing Your Way Person- technique as her doctoral thesis for the 30-year-old actress' first televi- al Crisis," explains. Rico lectures Stanford University in the early '70s Mal series after a movie career of about the book tonight on campus. and later published the work, titled "Rain and Possibility," was writ- "Writing the Natural Way." It was less mature roles. ten for people who are coping with destined to become a bestseller. "This helps me to change my grief, illness or depression, yet have And what's next for Rico? She is image and get out there as an no way to release these feelings (at currently working on a book tided, adult," she said. "1 think many least in a positive way, anyway). "My Body, My Home: A Creative people, particularly producers and Writing about pained experiences is Inquiry," which, according to her, directors, had put me in a time the key to dealing with them, expresses one's relationship with his warp and thought of me only as according to Rico, so "the reader or her body, particularly with health the girl in 'Manhattan' or 'Person- hi-Tomes an active participant (by) and illness issues. al Best' or confronting feelings," she said. 'Star 80.' Rico herself writes in the book s "I've done a lot since then ... but I don't think the message got introduction, "When I was 7-years- Professor Rico lectures out plus, 1 took a lot of time out old, my mother died in a bombing tonight in WSH 109 at raid three weeks before the end of to have children. What better World War H. It left our family vul- 8 p.m. The lecture is opportunity to let people know nerable, confused, afraid and in presented by the Cen- I've grown up than in a quality great pain. 1 felt fragile as glass and ter for Literary Arts and television series." I pictured a long, jagged crack is free of charge. For "Civil Wars" also stars Peter across my mall heart." By examin- more information, call Onorati, last seen as the bad cop in ing the pain from a rational point of another Bochco show, "Cop view, Rico illustrates the book's the Center at 924-1378. theme. ptioto Rock." The new show will start on ABC in early December. 'Beauty and the Beast' a timeless fairytale NEW YORK (AP) In 1945, Greek mythology, Venus, the god- and is caught stealing a rose for his But Cocteau's haunting, surreal pro- ed the Disney film with Kirk Wise. France was emerging from the Ger- dess of Love and Beauty, marries youngest daughter. Beast condemns duction is still the most famous. "I decided not. I ... wanted a clear man occupation, and the poet lean Vulcan, the lame and ugly god of him to death, but Beauty offers to be "That was a sort of difficult deci- head and did not want to be guilty Cocteau was determined to help the forge. a replacement, resigning herself to a sion should I see the most of subconsciously stealing from it." restore his country's identity. Cocteau based his film on the lifetime of isolation. famous version of the film so far," "Five years of hate, fear, a wak- most famous version, written in At first horrified by Beast's said Gary Trou.stiale, who co-direct- See BEAUTY, Page 8 ing nightmare," he wrote in his 1757 by Marie Leprince de Beau- appearance, she grows fond of him. diary. "Five years of shame and mont. She was a governess in Eng- She soon confesses to him, "I find slime. We were spattered and land for the children of the Prince of you very kind," and eventually tells smeared with it to our very souls.... Wales and the author of many chil- him: "I am content in your house. In spite of all difficulties, we must dren's books. "Beauty and the Now that I think of it, you no longer optZE FRTh catch up. Whatever the cost, France Beast" first appeared in a magazine seem to me so ugly." must shine again." she published. Through a magic mirror, Beauty Cocteau had started to make a Like the heroine of her story, she learns her father is gravely ill. Turn- 4 film, "Beauty and the Beast," the was a merchant's daughter who ing down Beast's proposal of mar- timeless story about love and came from a large family. Like the riage, she rushes home, promising redemption. Cocteau wrote and elder sisters, dc Beaumont had an to return in eight days. No Cover All Night '3 directed, and in the prologue urged unhappy marriage. It produced one Beast wady dies from grief, but his audience to join him in this fan- daughter, and the author later Beauty realizes the value of his tasy, now an animaaxi feature from observed that having more children character while she's away and Walt Disney Pictures. by her husband might have pro- upon seeing him again agrees to be Kamikazes All Night "Children believe what we tell duced "victims for the most awful his wife. As soon as she tells him 75c them," hc wrote. "They believe a infirmities." this, Beast is transformed into a rose plucked from a garden can "Once upon a time there was a handsome prince. $1.50 Well Drinks until Midnight bring drama to a family. They very rich merchant who had six Pans of "Beauty and the Beast' believe the hands of a beast will children, three boys and three girls," can be found in other stories of the smoke when he slugs a victim, and her story begins. "His daughters time. There were ghost talcs from that this beast will be ashamed were also very beautiful, but the Fmgland, where noble families were when confronted by a young girl. youngest was admired more than known to hide away a deformed "I ask of you a little childlike the others, and when she was a fink child in fear of losing public esteem. simplicity, and to bring me luck, let girl rm one called her anything but Other influences may have included me speak ... childhood's open Beauty ..." "Snow White," which had a magic sesame, 'Once upon a time ...'" In de Beaumont's version, Beau- mirror, and "Cinderella," which al The basic idea of beauty and ty gets up at four every morning and featured evil sisters. (Early iii beast, a beautiful girl in love with an cleans the house and prepares the Cocteau's diary of the making his animal or a deformed man, goes meals. In her spare time, she reads, film, he refers to Beauty as "Cin- back at least as far as ancient Greece plays the harpsichord or sings at the derella.") and can he found in folk talcs in vir- spinning wheel. Many men long to "Beauty and the Beast" was per- tually every culture. marry her, but Beauty turns them all formed on stage throughout the 19th There is an Eskimo story about a down, vowing to stand by her now- century and the first film version 175 N. San Pedro girl and a seagull. In Africa, a girl impoverished father. dates back to 1908. Movies were licks the face of a crocodile and he She meets Beast by accident. then made in 1912, 1916 and 1936. 298-WAVE turns into a handsome man. In tier father stumbles upon his castle 6 Thursday, November 21, 1991 San Jose State University CENTERSTAGE SJSU discovers Latin jazz sound SJSU's Latin Jazz Ensemble performs with John Santos and The Machete Ensemble Tuesday at the Concert Hall By Sandy Heynen spie tune, "A Night in Tunisia," was Daily staff wntrr even familiar to a jazz novice such as myself. The 15 member group John Santos and The Machete projected to the back of the theater Ensemble marked their first Bay with the full horn and percussion Area performance for the year Tues- sections. day night and SJSU's Latin Jazz The individual solos were not as Ensemble popped its head in for a distinct as they could have been. It brief performance. was sometimes difficult to hear the SJSU's Concert Hall was close solos, especially the flute. to full with parents, students and The Machete was not the full jazz lovers for an evening of Latin ensemble however, they were minus amangements and improvisation. the full five-piece horn section but Moving on into its third year of instead performing as a multi-talent- existence, SJSU's Latin Jazz ed sextet. Ensemble performed some jazz Due to the lack of group mem- pieces new and old. A Dizzy GiIle- bers, they all pitched in and picked up the slack playing as many parts Above: Associate professor Daniel Sabanovich leads as possible. Up until now the group had been the San Jose State Latin Jazz Ensemble. The 11 mem- working on projects and performing ber group played in the Music Building Concert Hall only a few times out of state. Tuesday night. Right: James Kitagawa strains for a It seemed more like a jam ses- note during a solo on the alto sax. Bottom: Ryan All- sion rather than a concert. At one shouse concentrates while playing the bongos. point in the show Santos asked if the acoustics were alright. They played a selection of Photos by George Ortiz music, most of which was arranged by members of the group. An interesting improvisation was performed between the piano player, Rebecca MauIcon, and San- tos on instrumenis that looked like wooden, bell bottom vases, with wooden beads strung around the outside. It was a battle of creative rhythms. Orestes Vilat6, who Santos referred to as a "living legend," sat in with the group as a guest drum- n ier on timbales and bongos. A song arranged by Mauleon began with a solo by Santos on the congas that was equally impressive to watch as it was to listen to. His hands flew and the sound bolted out. John Calloway not only played sax and some percussion but did some beautiful flute solos with incredible high notes which made the fillings in your teeth rattle. Among all the Latin and African songs were an arrangement of a Henry Mancini song that was good but hardly recognizable. The music was upbeat and fun as were the performers. It lives up to its description, "music to make you feel, dream and dance." CENTERSTAGE San Jose State University S Thursday, November 21, 1991 7 Two new albums to raise the Titanic
By Michael Monaghan Daily man wntrr
Titanic Love Affair tv Raise the Titanic the Titanic Love Affair that is. With a consis- tently rockin' beat Titanic Love Amanda Kramer of the Golden Palominos photo Affair's self-named debut album Titanic Love Affair Publicity photo isn't spectacular, but it does offer solicited the aid of such musical tal- The ethereal voice of Palomino something different than the corpo- being squeezed out of existence by Jay Bennett, who sings on most ents as R.E.M.'s Michael Stire, Bob singer Amanda Kramer is a wonder rate glamour rock people are sub- mega-popular heavy metal acts like of the songs as well as playing gui- Mould of Husker Dia, and Richard to listen to, however. jected to on MTV. Guns N' Roses on one side, and tar, was in a country-music hand Thompson to create a mellow col- Her voice, when combined with The group's vocals arc a bit pop-oriented entertainers such as prior to joining TLA, and this is evi- lection of songs that don't do much the mystical melodies of the songs raspy on the album's rust side, and Paula Abdul on the other. What they dent on the most of the album. for the average listener's car, or his "The Kingdom Calls," and "A wisely the group focuses its strength lack in true professionalism they Overall, not a bad effort of their 10 either. Sigh," (two of the few songs where on the guitar tunes of Jay Bennett compensate for in spirit and ambi- debut. "Alive and Living Now" featur- the combination is actually credible) and Ken Hartz to carry it through. tion. ing the tell-tale vocals by Michael is inexpressibly profound, much in The first two songs, "Only in the The second side sounds much Golden Palominos Stipc, is reminiscent of an under- the way a half-remembered tune Past" and "Planet Strange," arc the like the first: decent guitar sound budgeted R.E.M. tune that didn't from a movie or the radio lingers in best examples, as they arc almost (on "Breakin' Down the Walls") "Drunk With Passion" is the The make it to the album. one's ear, intangible yet never for- addictive and hint of better things to leveling off to a predictable status Golden Palominos' (which, accord- The dreary music of this song, gown. come. quo. (Again, vocals are lacking.) ing to Webster, means "tan or light- and indeed the many of the cuts on This album is definitely not Titanic Love Affair, on Charisma This isn't necessarily a criticism, ly colored horse") fifth album to "Drunk With Passion," are only rec- mainstream, nor is it for everyone's Records America, does deliver what however. TLA's sound has definite date. ommended for the very patient or satisfaction. In this reviewer's opin- 41. it promises an honest approach "garage -band," appeal to it, but The Golden Palominos (also on moody listener. ion: proceed with caution on to a genre of rock music that is singing lessons sure help. Charisma Records America) have All others. beware. "Drunk With Passion." Berkeley dancers perform Feeling opinionated? UC Read the Forum page By Emma Burgess Mamie Thomas represented UC- "After Dusk" ended like the Deily mar writer Berkeley's dance company. movie "Night of the Living Dead," She introduced each of the and all the dancers crawled zombie- Spence Stephens said that the dances and gave a short theme like upon a single dancer until they members of the visiting University description. She said that the ended up in the original position. of California at Berkeley dance exchange allows the two companies "This seemed more like a dra- BURN, BABY, BURN company were nervous in their two- to see what other work is being matic kind of dance," SJSU student [it's hour, five-piece performance at done by their peers. Gary Mueman said after the perfor- SiSU on Tlioefirty because the room The first dance was called "In a mance. Mueman was comparing the was full of people with dance back- While," which Thomas said was style to that of his mother's which as FERNO grounds. about "things people do on when more on the technical side. He is a D CO\ The group performed as part of a they get time off." senior in advertising and was there WM SAN lOSPS NUMBER I DJ, dance exchange with SJSU's dance The dancers were dressed in to help out with the scenery as part KING company. It is a first between the tuxedo tops with black tights and of his theater :twee iation class. two schools. SJSU's dance compa- did a lot of running around and Stephens said it wasn't too hard RAFFI ny will perform at UC-Berkeley on jumping. It wasn't very technical to be focussed and emotional while EVERY THURSDAY Friday. but quite aerobic. dancing. He said the dancers have Stephens, a member of the com- The second dance, "After Dusk," been told not to act and to let the pany, is a dance major in his senior was about a serious topic Thomas "physicality 01 the movement bring year at UC-Berkeley. "There were calls "what happens when people it out." many buffs," he said, referring to want to make contact with each But the dances were very aerobic 2 for 1 mistakes by the dancers in the show. other and can't" because of their as well as dramatic. Because the admission Stephens and the other dancers can dependence on drugs. She said it's stage was small, in a very informal rest assured that the mistakes "dissonant and disturbing." setting with the audience and the weren't as visible to the audience as Disturbing was right: the dancers performers on ground level, deep they were to themselves. start off in a tight-twisted group, breathing could be heard coming 11.. He said that the dancers usually trembling and convulsing in a from the dancers. The audience loci more relaxed when they're per- grotesque manner. could see the perspiration, the facial liming for local high-schools and They would switch partners arid expressions and all the movements retirement homes, when the auch- perform violent and promiscuous clearly. MCC doesn't know too much about romantic episodes. People who Although none of the dancers the technical side. weren't performing such duets were have toured with the company out- The dances were in the modern- dragging themselves like maimed side of the Bay Area, some of the dance style, using methods such as animals on the perimeters of the dances have been performed by oth- contracting and releasing the stom- stage. This dance was effective in er dancers Man Berkeley in Europe. ach muscles; a method made popu- conveying the sides of tile that peo- Thomas said that in Europe the lar by choreographer Martha Gra- ple don't like to sec, but it was a Czechoslovakians loved them, but b:an:This method gives the dancer lengthy piece and seemed to go on they "had a strange response trims 2 8 0 - 1 4 3 5 internal as well as external strength. kircver. audiences in London." CENTERSIAGF Iliursday, November 21, 1991 San Jose State University Julie Andrews again a 'Star!' appearing were Kidd and his wife, then-dance assistant, Shelah Hackett and costume designer Donald Brooks. The guests shared stories about the making of "Star!" and their delight that the film has been restored in its original form. The original release was a huge flop and two subsequent releases of short- ened, renamed versions were also By Crisis E. Hardie disappointing. Daily staff writer The length of the film and bad press for Andrews are the most like- Take a dazzling, sophisticated, ly reasons the movie was not extravagant vaudeville actress, put received well, according to the her life on the screen in equally film's creators. flamboyant style and the result is "Star!," one of the most underrated, Wise said the original production underexposed and inaccessible films of "Star!" may appear on video if ever made. there is enough response and asked A rare screening of "Star!" Sat- the audience to wnte to Fox Video urday night at the Towne Theatre to encourage its release. showed the 1968 movie in its origi- nal roadshow presentation of 175 minutes, plus intermission. The only print in existence of the uncut version of "Star!" is being shown selectively across the country NAME at revival cinemas as a tribute to the movie's director Robert Wise and as a chance to give what may be one of Julie Andrews' best performances 0046 the recognition it deserves after 20 years. "Star!" is based on the life of Gertrude Lawrence, star of the stage PARTY in London and New York during the 1920s, '30s and '40s. The story spans born little Liertie's childhood SU N DAY in 1906 London through the peak ot NOV' 24TH her stardom in New York in 1940. Throughout the film, actual and PARTY STARTS @ 6PM recreated newsreel footage are inter- laced with color sequences, giving COMPLIMENTARY the sense of the movement of time FOOD & CHAMPAGNE as Lawrence looks back on her life and her rise to stardom. Andrews portrays the glam- $1.00 DRINKS orously flamboyant and outspoken WINE WELL DRAFT Lawrence with mischievous fun, a notable departure from the sweet- FROM 6-9 PM natured Maria Von-Trapp in "The Sound of Music" or the gleeful Publicity photo innocence of Mary Poppins. The Julie Andrews (as the sophisticated Tues & Thurs role is more on the level of the queue waiting to buy tickets for her Andrews' later work in "SOB." Gertrude Lawrence) passes out hot coffee to new Broadway hit "Susan and God." Student Night and "Victor/Victoria," with Lawrence consistently arid pur- Later, with Lawrence as an never gets too cumbersome, the dia- English actor, Daniel Massey posely out of step with the chorus established entertainer, numbers are logue is always bouncy and light Drink specials plays Lawrence's lifelong friend, line, boldly attempting to be recog- reminiscent of the cool, beat style of keeping the puce fast and fun. Even Noel Coward, with casual grace and nized. "West Side Story," also directed by the more serious scenes never inter- quick-witted charm. "In My Garden of Joy" has WLse. rupt the flow of the film. Saturday The musical numbers are done in Lawrence with the Daffodil Girls in The melancholy "My Ship" fea- Following the movie were spe- Night Live grand style with choreography by a bad song and dance act that turns tures Lawrence as a lovelorn prosti- cial appearances by the film's cre- Michael Kidd ("Guys and Dolls," hilarious as Lawrence becomes tute in a Chinatown brothel. ators, director Robert Wise and pro- THIS WEEK "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers"). increasingly obnoxious, tripping the The entire movie is delightfully ducer Saul Chaplin, probably best Earlier skits depicting Lawrence other chorus girls and creating gen- entertaining and funny. Though remembered for their work together DOS GUYS as a struggling actress are amusing, eral chaos on the stage. nearly three-hours long, the story on "The Sound of Music." Also WEDNESDAY BEAUTY: Newest Disney a visual masterpiece NOV 27 From Page 5 done." Cocteau introduces is a handsome inventor. The villain is the vain, NI - $1.00 DRAFT Both in mood and in story line, suitor named Avenant (French for lying Gaston, who longs to marry KARAORESING ALONG "It's one of the best known fairy the films have little in common. "attractive"). Belle. tales," Wise added. "Like (producer) Cocteau's movie, made in black and The Disney version, appears in No details of Beast's appearance Don Hahn says, it's one of the last white, has a Gothic look that recalls sparkling color. There are songs by were given in dc Beaumont's story. of the red-hot fairy tales. It was old horror films. It is more faithful Howard Ashman and Alan Menken, He is simply a "hideous monster." 152 POST STREET inspiring and intimidating. We knew to the book than the Disney film: the team that composed the sound- Disney animators combined the lea- (FORMERLY THE DUGOUT) that we'd be held up to pretty The father is also a merchant who track for "The Little Mermaid," and turcs of several animals. In CORNER OF POST &SAN PEDRO intense scrutiny, especially since the loses his money; the villains are the plot has been altered. Belle is an Cocteau's version, he could pass for 'definitive version' had already been Belle's older sisters. One twist only child, her father an eccentric the evil twin of the Cowardly Lion. (408) 297-4351