Professor Pleads No Contest Art Instructor Radde Will Be Sentenced for Lewd Conduct Student Run Down

(4' SPARTAN DAILY If, Vol. 97, No. 2 Published for San lose State University .since 1934 Friday, August 30, 1991 AVM 11111.10motrausaitr. Professor pleads no contest Art instructor Radde will be sentenced for lewd conduct Student run down

By Nicholas D. Smith basis. Stahl said information on Radde's case could not be released on first day staff wnter by car Daily because it was a personnel matter. The tenured SJSU art professor Radde, who has two prior arrested last April for lewd activity convictions for soliciting and Rush to class ends in pain in a Wahlquist Library North engaging in lewd conduct in a changed his plea public place, changed his plea on rcstroom By Jason Rothman not guilty to no the date of his jury trial was set to Monday from Daily staff writer contest. begin, according to Bob Meyer, A plea of no contest falls short the deputy district attorney Rushing to her first class of the new semester, an SJSU of an admission of guilt, but prosecuting the case. biochemistry senior was struck by a car on San Carlos Street carries the weight of a conviction Wednesday morning. in sentencing. Sentencing has been operation Undercover Pauline Ho, 22, was taken by ambulance to San Jose Medical set for Oct. 10, and longtime SJSU Center where she was treated for bruises on her face, a cut lip and an art professor Bruce Radde could Radde's arrest resulted from an abrasion on her right shin, according to Christie Welter, hospital face 12 months imprisonment and undercover operation stemming spokeswoman. She was released from the emergency room a fine up to $1,000 for the from complaints that the fifth floor approximately an hour after she arrived. misdemeanors. In addition, Radde restroom was a frequent meeting About 8:30 a.m., Ho got out of her parents' car near the corner of is required to be registered with place for sexual activity. Ninth Street and San Carlos. According to witnesses, the driver. the police department as a sex Richard Staley, university Maria Covarrubias, was moving less than 20 mph, when Ho stepped offender. police department spokesman, said in front of the vehicle. Radde will not be teaching this the operation that resulted in the "The driver said she jumped out of nowhere and hit the car in the semester, according to Robert arrest of Radde and a student in a front, bounced off the hood and hit the ground," said Officer Carl Milncs, chairman of the art and separate incident last April will be Borbons of the San Jose Police Department. design department, but refused to used again if "complaints show "Students crossing San Carlos and San Salvador usually will pay speculate on Radde's future with that it is necessary." no attention to the traffic," Borbons said. "Students cross against the the university. "We'll just wait and A "successful and popular" lights all the time and think they are protected because they are in the Jeanette Glieltsman l)aily staff photographer see what happens with that," he professor, according to court crosswalk. I am surprised this does not happen more often." said. documents, Radde has taught at Plans are in the works to close off San Carlos Street to traffic, and Pauline Ho lies dazed SJSU Public Information SJSU since 1970. He has served as Above, left: SJSU biochemistry student they might be implemented as soon as the winter break, continuing struck Lori Stahl said there is no a member of the board of directors as her father and Dr. Patricia Young look on. lio was Officer through the next semester. university policy dealing of the San Jose Museum of Art by a car on San Carlos Street. single Anyone who witnessed the incident should contact the University the convictions of and as architectural historian and Above: San Jose firefighter Ken Ileredia administers first aid with Department at 924-2222. misdemeanors, and deals with Police to 110, who was treated at a local hospital and released. See NO CONTEST, back page such matters on an individual Drinking to be part offraternity's drive for future members Former physical ed Charterless 'Pikes' break with professor Walker dies of heart attack at 83 By Robert Drueckhammer IFC over alcohol-free Rush Daily staff writer By Traci Deguchi "IFC is not supportive of that kind of Charles Lynn Walker, a former itrdy ruff wnter behavior," said Chris Carpita, IFC president. "We SJSU professor of physical support the national's decision. Right now we're it was a complete education and education, died on Fall's dry Rush is the huge event of the in the process of ceasing all and any activities shock' July 29 in Morganton, N.C. of a semester at SJSU for Greeks, but after a situation with the organization." heart attack. He was 83. Pierre Oliverio reminiscent of "Animal House," there will be one "IFC's no -alcohol policy creates a more Walker received his B.S. P1 Kappa Alpha member less fraternity participating in IFC's Rush. positive atmosphere for SJSU students," Carpita degree in 1931 from Springfield On a flyer that has circulated around the said. College. He retired from teaching campus in the past week, the Delta Pi chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha member Pierre Oliverio said in 1969. the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity has advertised a that the name "Pikes of SJSU" will be used in IFC adviser Fred Najjar said that the Alumni According to a longtime friend "Wet Rush," including a "BBQ & Beer W/ the their plans to continue the organization, and an Board has been notified about the flyer, due to and former colleague, William F. Bros," and "10-Keg Back to School Bash." The independent fall Rush is their first attempt to stay possible liability, not only about the alcohol but Gustafson, Walker was "a very flyer, which promises alcohol as a part of Delta together. also use of the name. dignified, courteous model of the Pi's Rush, has been condemned by IFC and its "It was a complete shock," Oliverio said of the Dupre also said that the decision to revoke the southern gentleman." Gustafson advisers. withdrawal of his chapter's charter. "Everyone's chapter's charter was entirely made by the Pt added that Walker was a "very As of July 29, the Delta Pi chapter of the Pi not happy because nationals essentially cut us a Kappa Alpha national office, with no input from demanding swim coach in the Charles Lynn Walker Kappa Alpha fraternity had been suspended, and year that they had promised." the university. IFC President Chris Carpita said positive sense" and that the also had their charter pulled, according to new Executive Director Ken Virta said that the he is prepared to handle the issue with the rest of students he taught "rose to those IFC adviser, Dan Dupre. two-year period that was given for the Pikes to IFC. standards." not his only job at SJSU. The decision was made by Pi Kappa Alpha's change their ways was part of an Alumni Members of Delta Pi chapter were "angered" "He was a fun -loving person. Gustafson said that Walker National Fraternity Supreme Council as a result Receiver Program, and not a guaranteed two-year by the situation, Oliveno said. "We're shaken up You would rarely see him in a stopped coaching the swim team of the chapter's failure "to correct the deficiencies period. a little bit, but were getting excited on going down mood. He was a very jovial in 1961 to start instructing student in chapter programs, operations, and behavior," According to the press release, in April of last ahead." person who always had a sense of teachers, helping them come up as stated in an August 26 press release from the year, the Delta Pi Alumni Board was notified by Oliverio plans to campaign for the Pikes as a humor," Gustafson said during a with new ideas to teach. national office in Tennessee. nationals to gain more progress in renewing Pi local fraternity, and by November. get the charter telephone interview from his San "He created a tremendous The fraternity's plan to break the standard Kappa Alpha s program, but nationals later found hack. Dupre and Najjar said that the Pikes could Jose home. Rush guidelines has been met with opposition that the chapter failed "to progress satisfactorily" probably petition for their charter two to three But teaching swimming was See WALKER, page 8 from WC and administration. during their probation. years from now.

Editor's Note: I he Spartan Daily wall not publish Labor Day or next Tuesday (It, will begin continuous publication on Wednesday. Scheller house move delayed By Corey Tresidder late October, according to Alan In the 1950s, the Scheller house plumbing inside and repair any Daily assistant ,ity ftlitor Freeman, space management and was painted with a fire -retardant plaster." facilities planner for facilities paint. That asbestos paint has been Hurley said the house will stand For the time being SJSU still has development and operations. removed. Hui icy said, and now an at the entry of one of his company's INSIDE an historic home on its hands. Ashford was awarded the house architect is surveying the property developments on McKean Road The Victor Scheller house, also on April 30, along with for Ashford and is producing blue overlooking Cater Reservoir. The known as Building DD, stands at the approximately S70,000 from SJSU prints for the house's structural house will be moved down Santa SPORTS corner of Fifth and San Carlos to remove the hazardous asbestos foundation when moved and also for Clara Street, over Highway 101 to suffered streets stripped to the bone and from the building. That grant was the permit to move the house. Capitol and hack over Highway 101. Cuts like as knife: SJSU's athletic department awaiting its future. given to SJSU from the CSU under "We've got to remove the side The problem. Hurley said, will be the loss of several longtime employees as a result of the The house must be moved to the assumption that the house would wings of the building first," llurley to get the house onto Santa Clara state budget crisis. make way for a new science he demolished. The university said Wednesday. "Then the house Street because of the low power and Page 6 building, and last April SJSU found offered the house to the public twice can be moved in three pieces." telephone lines. The lowest lines are Ashford Development to take the in an effort to save it. Hurley noted in an interview in for Pacific Bell. so ca h movement house after a nearly two-year search Ashford did not start the April that the roof would he of the house will require many for bidders. abatement process until June 1, said removed first, then the main part of phone lines to be attained. As outlined in the original hid Matthew Hurley of Ashford, the house would be cut into two A send-off party for the house is FEATURES agreement, Ashford Development because the city was investigating parts. Before the move, windows being planned, Hurley said, and alumna Amy Tan has was supposed to have the Scheller its interests in the house. must be protected and plaster inside probably will occur in late October Tau in the limelight: SJSU house that have moved before Aug. 20. The When the city decided keeping the house must be reinforced. when the house is being moved. shaken up the literary world with two novels university and Ashford the house in the downtown region "We want to protect the onginal "It would be great to have a party received immense critical and popular acclaim. Development offered the city of San was financially unfeasible, Ashford structure as much as we can during for the city, university, local Page 4 Jose an opportunity to keep the was given the go ahead to begin the move," Hurley said. "When we preservationist organizations and house in the downtown area, removal of the asbestos. Hurley get the house to its destination. local media," Hurley said, "so we delaying the moving process until said. we're going to move the outside can say we saved one."

2 Friday, August 30, 1991 San lose State University SPARTAN DAILY FORUM OPINION

EDITOR'S FORUM Brooke Shelby Biggs 11 The college student myth constantly makes excuses es incr ' s eno ugh . l'm9 hearingof aging- for missing class and has 01( hippie stereotypes of "the zits. average college student today. I'm gonna sit right down here with a Now we get down to it. The beer- Mcisterbrau and bitch about it. swilling, "Animal House" blanket The New York Times recently ran a judgement of collegians. \ 1 / column by one David E. Rosenbaum, a This campus is indeed among the last fifty-ish former hippie who recently of a dying breed of colleges that support revisted his alma mater in Colorado. a Greek system from where, clearly, the % Big surprise he was shocked at characterization came. We also rally how ignorant, narrow-minded and self- hard around sports, which can absorbed "the average college student occasionally bring out the worst in today" is. people. I wish people like Rosenbaum would So we deserve it. The keg remember their days of youth, the controversies all come from the Greeks. _ 1960s, when they were deprecated by As do the out-of-control parties that their predecessors as lacking in values, encourage public drunkeness and morality and respectfulness. irresponsible behavior and always NOT FALLING APART, Instead, they now have settled into eventually require the cops. Athletic their parents' roles, ironically holding events can have the same effect. 535U5 VERSION OF MODERN ART the judgment guns to our heads. But Our football players arc reknowned they don't accuse us of moral vacuity for their penchant for property Haul Dom pr, SpArugn Dally just stupidity, brutishness and sloth. destruction and brawling. Our He rattled off the latest edition of basketball players have recently gained "we-were-better-than-they-are" notoriety with police for their creative generalizations. He said "the average credit card use. CAMPUS college student today": But most of us aren't Greeks or rowdy fans or basketball players or Christopher D. Carpita is dumb. football players on full-ride VIEWPOINT 1) scholarships. Most of us are quiet, He based his judgment on a unassuming students trying to get the classroom full of poli sci majors who hell out of here so we can find a job to didn't know who Adlai Stevenson was. pay off all these loans. Well, toss us in the nut-house and shake We don't have time for that other Alcohol not a part of Rush activities us 'til we make peanut butter. jive. Granted, most of us probably don't San Jose State University's At the beginning of each semester the decided to use alcohol in recruiting San know who Stevenson was, or do but Is obsessed with sex. Interfratemity Council (IFC) has member fraternities of IFC conduct two Jose State students for an organization not don't care. Well-meaning ol' Adlai lost 4) recently had one of its previous weeks of membership recruitment, recognized by Pi Kappa Alpha, IFC or the out to Ike, who wasn't too bad a Well, let's clarify. Freshmen, member fraternities lose their otherwise known as Rush. IFC has strictly University. The use of alcohol to entice president if you don't think about it too sophomores, even juniors maybe. But charter. The fraternity in question, Pi enforced policies that each member must students to join or potential hard, and Ike didn't. America didn't by the time one manages to attain senior Kappa Alpha, failed to meet requirements adhere to during this time. Of these misrepresentation of an organization's suffer much. Or care much, even at the (citizen) status today, the libido police set by their government body. As a direct policies, an alcohol-free Rush is of most purpose are not acceptable methods of time. have revoked your licence. result of this, two key issues need to be importance. At no time during any obtaining new members. The IFC This criticism of students is a bastard The only other way to justify that addressed. interaction between potential members condemns such behavior and is working cousin of the "find Qatar on a map" generalization is to include fear in one's First of all, it is important to note the and fraternity members is alcohol closely with national Pi Kappa Alpha and syndrome of a few years back. Hey, definition of "obsession." decision to dissolve Pi Kappa Alpha allowed. The IFC members have a strong the University to cease such activities. we'll find Qatar next time we get sent All around us we have friends and fraternity was not a university one, but a history of accepting and adhering to this The IFC understands the importance of over to bomb it. Until then, will this relatives dying of AIDS. Many more decision made by the Pi Kappa Alpha policy. We feel the policy creates a risk management and positive enrich our lives? people than we care to admit carry the national. IFC accepts the national decision positive atmosphere for potential programming and will aggressively Rosenbaum went on toy "the HIV virus right here on our campus. without question. It has been and will members, as well as reducing the liability continue to do so in the future. average college student today" couldn't The fact that we just don't know has continue to be IFC's policy to respect of our chapters and the university. name two members of the Bush forced what might normally be seen as and support its fraternities' national Unfortunately, members of the now- Christopher IX Carpita is president of Cabinet, other than Baker and Cheney. an unhealthy, morbid vigilance. But decisions. defunct Pi Kappa Alpha chapter have the Intrafraternity Council. The real point to this observation what else can we do? came later, when Rosenbaum And Rosenbaum said college women discovered that many students in upper- are obsessed with rape. The rate is division political science courses skyrocketing, and women are being managed to get that far without a blamed. She danced with him, didn't working knowledge of governmental she? Well, she was drinking ... WRITER'S structure or how a bill becomes a law. It's rampant and destructive, and Maybe it's just mc, but at SJSU you women have only their fear and gotta take Poli Sci 1 to take most upper- wariness to protect them. Rosenbaum FORUM Faye Wells division political science courses, proved that we'll suspect them for that, particularly if you're a poll sci minor or too. But then, while we're on major. That's where you learn all that, if stereotypes, women are flighty, you didn't catch it playing at your local unpredicatable and irrational now, aren't elementary, junior high or high school. they? A quest for the elusive parking spot And what child of the 1970s didn't It makes me a little nauseous to see watch the educational commercial that a generation like Rosenbaum's between "Looney Tunes" and "Yogi could turn sour and cynical so fast. Iknow SJSU started Wednesday. The S81 gives you the chance to look for a meters and a scrapbook of parking tickets Bear" with the little rolled-up bill sitting I think of the scene in the 1960s traffic told me so. parking space on the streets around for overstaying the time limit. glumly on Capitol Hill? Give us some rock-opera "Hair" where a 20- Good-bye to easy riding along the campus. It may seem the chance of a With good timing you can park for credit. something man confronts his stick-in- Almaden Expressway. Hello again to lifetime, but why pay when you can look Free. Plan to arrive early and right before a the mud, old-fashioned parents: the five-mile-an-hour car creep. Road for free. class break when people leave. You might is strictly and Parents: "What the hell have you got, construction for the highway that cuts Even if you do not buy a permit, you find an unmetcred, unticketable space on 2) 1968, that makes you so damn through the heart of the Almaden Valley are paying to park. I watch my gas meter 5th through 9th streets south of campus dedicatedly liberal on social superior?" has slowed the traffic and thickened the go down quickly while circling the streets where parking costs nothing unless your issues. Man: "Well if you really want to jam. The signs tell me my Measure A for that elusive space. It costs time, effort bumper hangs over a driveway entrance. know, 1948 ..." dollars are at work. and money. You can even overlap the red bands a You wish, Rosenbaum. All I know is, He goes on to celebrate his Between Curtner and downtown you Drivers abruptly U-turn to swipe a little. at SJSU, we students arc most generation's fresh outlook, originality, pick up speed, but near school you slow space you thought was yours. Still others My favorite street is San Salvador, the passionately dedicated to not giving a and identity. He sang about acceptance down.. pull in front end first as you are backing only cross street near the campus which damn about much of anything but and understanding of the chafing of Slugs move faster than drivers in line in to a space. More frustrating are offers free parking. ourselves. I, myself, believe this is the changing times. for a space at the 7th Street garage. commuters who sit in their cars and don't William Street costs money between standard description of conservatives. So, to Rosenbaum, "If you really Wednesday it filled by 7:40 a.m., said move. Most frustrating are those who 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. They take nickles, want to know 1971 ..." SJSU traffic manager Harold V. Manson. have guaranteed their spot to a friends, dimes and quarters, and usually have a 3) drinks beer and plays The 10th Srect garage closed somewhat and wait until they come. limit of one hour. If the meter expires Frisbee all day, cheats, Brooke Shelby Biggs is the Spartan later, he said. He was not sure when the If you haven't already done so, while you are relishing the beauties of art Daily executive editor. Her column 4th Street garage filled up. overcome embarrassment at getting to history, you may get a ticket, especially itt destroys property, appears every Tuesday as of Sept. 10. "I don't think many people realize it's class late. You will get used to it and so the morning when meter persons canvas there," he said. will your teachers. It once took me a full these blocks regularly. Metered parking By 9 a.m. lines of cars snaked slowly hour to find a space. By the time I walked on Fourth Street is also more heavily around the streets south of campus. across campus to my class, it was over. patroled in the morning than in the Drivers looked earnestly from left to right The professor understood. As he strode afternoon. in the vain hope that someone would out the door, he handed me a green sheet .Remember you will be one of many move out of a parking space. and the first homework assignment. looking for a few spaces. Go for the free CORRECTION The university sells parking permits for Searching for parking spaces has even ones. As you back into a niomy parallel $81 per semester if you come every day made RIC late to exams, with the result space with no meters or time limit, don't and for S36 a semester if you come one that for midterms and finals, I take off get mad if the car behind you zips in front The budget story on page one services. The figure, $21) million, was day a week. You may park in any of the work and get to campus two hours early. end first. School's maned. Wednesday misattributed an estimate of the furnished by Steve McCarthy CSU director garages or at the SJSU park and ride at Besides missing classes and tests, Affairs. potential total price tag of budget cuts for of Public South 7th and Humbolt. street parking usually carries financial Faye Wells is a Spartan Daily staff SJSU to Connie Sauer, associate executive Sauer estimates the total figure at about Because garages fill so early, your burdens. I have a bag of change for the writer. vice president for budget and financial $14 million.

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Supreme Soviet legislature, which began Glenn has taken a private limousine from have been able to repel the Serbs and the Thursday's session by hearing reports on his house to the San Jose airport and back Yugoslav army. the Russian-Ukrainian accord. five times since late 1989 at a cost of $55 The Russian -Ukrainian agreement to $80 each way. amounted to a treaty between emerging "1 will not leave my car parked at the independent states. Declaring the union airport ... they will be ripped off," Glenn NEWS Quiz dead simply "expresses today's reality," said of his Cadillac and Mercedes. said Russian Vice President Alexander "Whether I go for BART or go on my own, Rutskoi, who signed the agreement after I always eat at the best restaurants ... I Five correct news stud. Three meeting in the Ukrainian capital of Kiev don't think the taxpayers expect me to to four reads USA Today. One with Ukraine President Leonid Kravchuk. lower my standards." to two Where have you been?

A BART approves fare Fighting continues in > What may soon become illegal increase despite Croatia Is) wear in Mann County? directors' spending hike BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (AP) The > When will the next space shuttle besieged Croatian town of Vukovar was be launched? SAN JOSE, California (AP) Most without water and power Thursday after Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) District fierce fighting, but the breakaway republic )Which former KKK boss lost his directors rack up big expenses despite a and the federal army agreed to a cease-fire home due to a lawsuit? grand jury finding two years ago that in another strife-tom region. criticized their spending habits, the San The republic's television system > How much money will be spent Jose Mercury News reported Thursday. dropped all regular programming today and for the stores on the ground floor of On Tuesday in Oakland, BART District began 24-hour coverage of the fighting. the Fairmont Hotel? 0 Two Soviet repubilcs alliance, striking a serious blow to Mikhail directors endorsed a sweeping 10-year Minor skirmishes between republican form alliance Gorbachev's efforts to regain some blueprint that includes a proposed annual forces and Serbian guerrillas were reported >How many editors staff the semblance of the power he wielded before fare increase of over five percent as well as overnight in several areas of Croatia. Spartan Daily? MOSCOW (AP) The two richest last week's coup. more trains, tracks, stations and parking Radio Zagreb said two Croatian national and most populous Soviet republics, Russia Thursday's agreement was a victory for spaces. That translates to an increase of guardsmen ANSWFIRS:1) Perfume. were killed and three injured in 12. and Ukraine, announced Thursday the Russian President Boris Yeltsin, who led more than one dollar per ride over nine fighting around the Serbian-held villages of 341September Tom Metzger formation of a temporary military and the opposition to the Communist-led coup years. Sunja 40 miles southeast of Zagreb, the S400 per square foot by the San lose Redevelopment Agency. economic alliance that appears to leave the and has since forced Gorbachev into a Among other things, the district picked republic's capital. 5) Eleven. Kremlin out in the cold. weaker, power-sharing role. up the tab for meals at exclusive There were conflicting reports from The two republics invited other states It also underscored the diminished restaurants and paid for door-to-plane Vukovar, a town on the Danube River of the former U.S.S.R." to join their stature of such institutions as the national limousine service. Fremont Director John border with Serbia where Croatian forces Lilted by Corey "liesidder Prom Spartan Daily Wire Sources

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Agnos challengers Receicte ate decry state of city niert e4 ate SAN FRANCISCO (AP) gam), evratutd cefrotizad Under Mayor Art Agnos, the city is overspending in many areas and WORK taxing businesses heavily while SMARTER. operatingwith a short-staffed Police Department, major challengers to CLUB the incumbent charged Thursday. They spoke at a candidates' forum sponsored by a local NOT HARDER. magazine. Agnos did not VAILS111 participate, so no rebuttals were offered. k. L rNe, the BA. II PIA "My first day in office, I would 8/30 eliminate the positions of the seven Mmarketing major! has bask business functions deputy mayors," said Frank Jordan, STUDENTS IN ..... S"::::gi :lien' Ike time-value-of-money. TONIGHT THIS FREE! who became a candidate for mayor FRIDAY ONLY: after retiring as police chief. "Then Finance or at.counting Plus, it offers ash flow anal- I would order an independent audit V.I.P. BLUE CARD GIVEAWAY student! Also smart. ysis for internal rate of return of all city agencies to determine (Your FREE Pass For Every Friday in 1991) how we could streamline and cut To be even smarter, you (IRR) and net present value back." The Police Department now has $1 HAPPY HOUR 8PM-10PM need a BA 11 I'LL ISTNor BA- 35 (NPV). It even performs 175 positions less than full strength 2 D.J.'S --2 DANCE FLOORS from I\.is Instruments bond calculations, depre- but should have more, he said. The forum's other participants, who nokk, boort. assignments , iation ;Ind advanced responded to questions front pile up. 11 h\ 'VC designed stai ist reporters, agreed. THIS SUNDAY SE T. 1 "I've heard over and over again especially tor business Ai id the BA-35 is our from police officers how GO INTO LABOR! pa itessioi as. The kind Ills st affordable calculator overworked they arc," said city you're going to be. for time-value-of-money supervisor Angela Allot, who CELEBRATE LABOR DAY alleged that Agnos has not met 2 D _J.'S 2 DANCE F-L_C)CD11S calculations. fomally with the Police Officers Plus Live Music 9pm Sharp With Association in a year. Try the BA II PLUS It would cost $20 million to AZTECS IN MANHATTAN or BA-;5 at your make the department fully staffed, livid she and some of the other No Cover W/ Club Oasis Card T1 rctliler candidates said. is day. And start Irrirn EVERY wswkilw smarter, WELCOMES LOCAL BANDS SUN & THURS instead of harder. "TOP CANDIDATE V FOR THE CULT 1HUh ART 2 Dance Floors 2 D.J.'s ALL' FILM OF 1991" 9/S + THE TORN & .69c BREWED LZDS NIGHA SANIRANLISLO WEIKI) TEXAS SUNDAY SEPT. 8TH INSTRUMENTS M DREAD ZEPPELIN + THE NORTHERN ZIKES ADV. TIX $8 0.:1,1,11’,4 Pwq v & CLUB OASIS, $10 DOOR DOORS OPEN @ 8PM SHOW @ 9PM SLACKER 21 OVER W ID. PLEASE It OPFN FOR DINING AND DANCING FROM 8PM T1L 2 AM WEDS:SUN 4th OUTRAGEOUS WEEK! FREE PARKING ACROSS THE PARK 3RD & ST. JOHN Son Carlos 200 N 1ST ST. (1...0 0=02..4998-3300 ST. JAMES, SAN JOSE 408.292.2212. 21 8, OVER 4 Frida,s, August 10, 1991 III San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY FEATURES SJSU grad's second book tops bestseller list

It allIki11141 just like Pearl at the end of the book. to thic Dail) "With fiction, we try to create a personal story and these things just naturally come out," she he road to fame is long and rocky for most aspiring explained. T writers, but not for SJSU alumna Amy Tan, the What's up next for the talented artist'? After novelist who shot straight to the top of the best seller publishing "The Kitchen God's Wife" in June, list on her first try. Tan took u the task of developing "The Joy Tan's first novel, -The Joy Luck Club" occupied the Luck Club' into a screenplay. She has been best seller list over half a year after it was published in working with director Wayne Wang and 19N9. Her second novel, -The Kitchen God's Wife" was published this screenwriter Ron Bass, who won an academy June and has occupied first place on the list for the last four weeks. award for his work on "Rain Man." She plans to When asked about the secret of her success, Tan told a gathering at begin work on her third novel before the end of Morris Dailey Auditorium last year that when she started, she was the year. really just trying to write a few good short stories and the project sort of "I'm researching my third book now, which mushroomed on her. means talking to my mom and reading a lot of Based on only three short stories, Tan never expected to be able to history books ... that sort of thing," she said. sell her book idea to a publisher, but she gave it a try anyhow. She said she was as surprised as anyone when her editor called to tell her there When she started, she was were six offers on the book. As she continued writing the rest of the novel, she kept thinking to really just trying to write a herself, -They're going to be reading this and think they've made a few good short stories and horrible mistake. They're goins to call my agent and demand that they give the advance back," she said. the project sort of But the book was a huge success and Tan was a finalist for the mushroomed on her National Book Critics Circle Award and received the 1990 Bay Area Book Reviewers Award for fiction. Critics are now saying her second novel is even beuer than her first. Tan's new novel is about the survival of the spirit in a woman narned Winnie, who endured the horrors of World War 11 China and firally escaped both the country and her abusive husband. During the course of the story, Winnie loses her mother, her children, her friends and even her freedom but not her courage or her hope. The story is about more than just the actual events in Winnie's li:,... Tan explores in her novel the relationship between Winnie and her daughter Pearl as they struggle to understand each other. She also examines the society that taught its daughters to stay afraid-- to be good and never fight back. Tan said the story was based on the real life experiences of her mother. She said she wrote the story because her mother complained that everyone thought she was the mother in "The Joy Luck Club." Tan was asked by her mother to write her real story. "My mother for many years wasn't able to tell anyone about her past," she said. "She finally told me about the man she was married to in China when I was about 15. She always called him 'That bad man!' And she was furious that he had escaped all of the consequences of his bad actions," she added. It wasn't until recently that Tan felt she could ask her mother about her past and why she stayed with her abusive husband so long. "I wanted to know why my mother didn't leave. Did she truly love him? I didn't understand how someone could have no choice," she said. Her mother's answers to these questions provided the basis for the book. Although the book chronicles the life of Tan's mother, the character of the fictional daughter is not based on the author's life. A few similarities do creep into the book at times, she said. Like Pearl, Tan's father died when she was IS, but the funeral scene from the book never happened. Like Pearl, Tan has a brother living on the East Coast. A few years ago, Tan traveled to China with her mother and her husband Amy Tan SJSU alumna

The Mary Tyler Moore Show," 'Cheers' still getting which gave Burrows his first sitcom 'Rambling Rose' ramblin' for directing job, is the champ with 29. Burrows, interviewed by car phone as he motored to Los Angeles cheers and Emmys International Airport to fly to a America's premier entry at quick vacation in Vermont, has one after all these years 'It's always Montreal World Film Festival

NEW YORK been, at the end By BOB THOMAS (AP)Back in the Bostonthey love their Celtics, perceptive script is narrated by the Depression Georgia. She allows glory days of network radio, CBS they love their Red Sox, they love of the year Associated Press Writer and then NBC "Rambling Rose," a tasty slice grownup Buddy (John Heard) years each of the four principles their . had a hit sitcom their Bruins." later on a visit to his aging, widower moments to shine. called "Duffy's Tavern." It lasted From that came a long-running when the of small town Southern life in the 10 years. One of its co-creators was hit that starts its 10th season on 1930s, opened the 15th Montreal father. He recalls those golden days Duvall is an old hand at this kind a Broadway writer, Abe Burrows. Sept. 19. contracts are World Film Festival as an American when Rose created in Daddy's of folk figure, and his portrayal is He begat a son, James Edward Among other things, it will pick up, 'Is it still entry for the top prize. words, "one damnable commotion" flawless. Diane Ladd also brings a Burrows. up where it left off last season, with The packed audience of festival with her rambunctious carryings-on. sense of uniqueness to her role of guests and Canadian film buffs at The sonhis middle name is for Sam, the skirt-chasing exbascball fun?' Rose's most fervent defender is Mother. Both characters have that Ed Gardner, star of "Duffy's pitcher played by Ted Danson, still Theatre Maisoncuve lavished applause on the Martha Coolidge Mother Hillycr (Diane Ladd), a rare quality: the ability to surprise. Tavern"grew up to co-create wanting to foal a child with regret about the Emmy awards sentimystic and early feminist. She Young Haas, the Amish boy In another well-known saloon sitcom Rebecca, played by new Emmy- . lie wishes that "Cheers," film, which stars Robert Duvall and the mother-daughter team of Laura sees only goodness in Rose, despite "Witness," has turned into a fine for NBC. That show is called winner Kirsfic Alley. acclaimed for its tight, crisp writing teen-age actor. "Cheers." "Cheers" is somewhat like and acting ensemble, had been Dern and Diane Ladd. All three gave superfine performances but Laura Dern is nothing less than Nolan Ryan. Age doesn't seem to nominated in the scrivening Miss Dern's electrifying. She can exude airiness From mauex. category." Miss Dern's portrayal of the free- British sitcom hearted girl from a Georgia din farm portrayal of the without being an airhead. As Mother Despite its years, it was the "They're great," he says of the Hillycr often said, "there was no nation's most-watched show last show's staff writers. "They don't get dominates the film freehearted girl from "I'm only a human girl person trace of harm in her; a kinder, more season, averaging a healthy 34 enough tribute. I marvel at the fact a Georgia dirt farm goodhearted girl never lived." But the tavern of Duffy didn't percent share of audience in its there were no nominations in the and I ain't always perfect." That self-analysis just about sums up dominates the film. "Rambling Rose" is released by begat "Cheers," says Burrows, who Thursday night time period. It also writing category, because writing is New Line Rose, the frizzy-haired 19-year-old Seven Arts through created the show with the Charles does well in the honors category. the thing that propels the show." Cinema; the producer is Kenny brothers, Glen and Les. In fact, he He often is asked if Season No. who arrives one day at Hillyers' of house to work as a maid. She is Harlin. The rating is R, mostly for says, he doesn't recall too much Won four Emmys 10 will be the last for "Cheers." It her many transgressions, and her sexual byplay, much of it comic: what went on at the Duffy depends. indeed human, especially in her frantic need for male affection. faith and rectitude saves the girl Running time: 113 minutes. emporium. "Ted is just signed through this from a dire fate. Rather, he said, the inspiration season, but that doesn't mean he Rose begins by throwing herself Motion Picture Association of was Great Britain's "Faulty Towers. 'Probably all won't sign again," Burrows said. literally at Daddy Hillyer Director Coolidge preserves the America rating definition: "We talked about doing a show "It's always been, at the end of the (Duvall), who manages to regain his purity of Willingham's words (the R---Restricted. Under 17 requires like that," he said. "Then we said, the action will year when the contracts are up, 'Is it composure. She then vamps most of script is based on his novel), as well accompanying parent or adult 'Probably all the action will take still fun?" the young males in the Georgia as the sense of time and place: guardian. place in a bar. So why don't we do a take place in a If it's fun for all of us to do and hamlet and entertains some in her sports bar?'" fun for the public to watch, then bedroom. She also helps educate That decided, the trio, who are bar. So why we'll probably continue to do it. If Buddy Halm (Lukas Haas), a the show's executive produccrs, it's not any fun, we'll say bright, observant 13-year-old. decided to locate the bar in Boston don't we do a "That's it." Calder Willingham's brilliantly unlike Mr. Duffy's saloon, which Need a Mac at Midnight? was a make-believe dive on Third sports bar?' Avenue in New York. 1 Last Sunday, it won four Emmys, one going to Burrows four direction. 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1 1 4 FEATURES SPARTAN DAILY San lose State University Friday, August 30, 1991 5 Afro-Brazilian dance troupe to perform Jan & Dean's Jan Berry today at the Student Union Amphitheater will wed long-time fan during Las Vegas concert Shake to the Lambada styles come from northeast part of Brazil where the forbidden movements African influence on the music Is LOS ANGELES (AP) Jan concert audience will be conducted of the Samba, more prevalent, according to Vivi Berry, half of the 1960s surf music by a local preacher. Berry's singing Letsou, the Camaval organizer. duo Jan & Dean, has found a new partner, Dean Torrance, will be best Lambada and Frevo There will also he free Afro - partner. man, the publicist said. Brazilian workshop for SJSU The 50-year-old enter tamer will Miss Filip, originally from students following the concert in marry a fan he met dunng a concert Cambridge, Ontario, met Berry By Tony Marek room 150 in the Music Building, in Canada several years ago. during a concert in her hometown. Dimly staff 'antes from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. The Berry and Genie Filip, who says The couple have been engaged workshop will be conducted by the she hasn't told anyone her age since For almost a year, and it will be The SJSU fall music scene will leader and co-founder of "Ginga Berry's first marriage. said kick off with a hang today. Brasil," who goes only by the name Kuropatwa. The couple will Campus music lovers will be Beigola. The couple will honeymoon in Hawaii. treated to a good deal of banging, Also participating in the honeymoon in Berry's first album since a 1966 singing, and dancing, when "Ginga workshop will he members of car accident is a solo effort Brasil", an Afro -Brazilian "Banda Carioca," another band that Hawaii tentatively titled "Second Wave." It percussion and dance troupe, will be featured at the Brasilian will be released later this year, his performs at the Student Union Camaval at Club F/X. she turned 16, will recite wedding publicist said. Amphitheater between noon and 1 Artists from the two groups will vows Saturday night between Jan & "He's doing very well. He's up, p.m. perform and discuss the history Dean concerts at the Stardust and physically he's doing fine," said The free performance is part of Afro-Brazilian music and dance. Convention Center in Las Vegas, Kuropatwa. the Third Annual Brasilian "Ginga Brasil," has performed in said the singer's publicist Rob Jan & Dean, best known for their Carnaval, which will continue on Brazil (their country of origin), Kuropatwa. hits "Surf City" and "Little Old Monday, Sept. 2, at 8:30 p.m. at Japan, and the United States. They "What an encore," Kuropatwa Lady From Pasadena," rode a wave Club F/X, 400 S. First St., in are the featured performers at the said. of popularity during the beach downtown San Jose. annual San Francisco Carnival Ball. The ceremony in front of the music era of the 1960s. The San Jose based group will be They have also performed at the performing different types of Afro- Monterey Jazz Festival and Brazilian music and dance including appeared at the San Francisco Street the Samba, Lambada and Frevo Carnival in May where they won the styles. The Samba originates in Rio Best Music Award, according to Fall movie fare expected de Janeiro, while the Frevo and Letsou. Publicity phut. to be bleak by insiders Ii u \ d TES i \ Pi L.S ' I he husiness does we'll in a Musicians CANDLE CREATION !inn c.ml,nois. slogging through a slump. hut then it has always been rollercoaster disappoint 11114 summer, lace the ride." said Krier. "I started as 1.111 sets in with little hope of a a theater usher in focus on boy-ottice turnaround. 192-4 and even then people were "I see no blockbusters out saying. 'We can't go on with these there." says Angelo 1-orchetta. dinky pictures.' Nothing has college-age vice president of the 21i-screen Ca- changed. -- pitol Theaters Group in Milwau- Missing from the tall schedule kee "Maybe out of the fog will are any sequels to previous block- market appear another 'Ghost; hut busters. The autumn season tradi- RAN) ,N 1. \Ii Musi it cer- \l tainly isn't apparent now." tionally brings out dramas that and Chris clans Peter 1101,,pric ’ Pretty lousy." might is It in the hot weather. both squarely in their It a, grumbles John Stanley. Kner of the autumn product He is Some are Academy Award hope- es in the odd find theMsels president of Los Angeles-hased fuls released late in the year so A quiet album yviiitci of marketing Exhibitor Relations, which tracks the v will remain fresh in the minds peers to radio stAtions ii I-or their box ott ice figures "I hear a lot of of Oscar voters. students ermg to college exhibitor complaints. and I don't A survey of the releases from ’I certainly appreciate any and the nianir studios shows these dra- Holsapple said in a detect any enthusiasm troth the all airplay ." studios mas_s.lattentslated k aiti:tnN se I ),,..ar "But I also think rate''umurela recent interview Dan Harkins. head of the 31 - there's a huge market fiir this that theater Harkins Theaters chain of winners Jodie Foster and Dianne out there for people who record Phoenix. concedes that September Wiest in a story about gitted may he slightly older than college probably is ill he a weak month child. directed by Foster sophomores.’ But he says receipts tor the Carolina natives rest oh "Cape Fear-. Robert De The two North the year should up to latest album is titled catch what Niro, Nick Nolte and Michelle whose thc' ii ere in 1990. "Mavericks" played in a New Pfeiffer in Martin Scorsese's re- I sees these possible (its -based band called the win- working of the 19(12 thriller. York ners tor the fall: "The Addams miRs in the early IqtSI is Family . "Beauty and the "The Fisher King": Robin Isit -center pop I lien sIiilii Williams again as a teacher appeatcd to much the Beast "Star Trek VI,'' "The in a rock songs Prince drama with Jeff Bridges. .1 as 1-4 I Ni . the band of Tides." "Frankie and same cloy, "Hook " I lolsapplc sciNcs Johnny " and --’Shattered’: which guitarist Despite three summer films Tom Berenger illtitth member that suffers amnesia an have topped S300 million ("Ter- and rebuilds his perseverence paid on rth Greta R.E.M minator 2: Judgment Day... Scacchi, Corbin a big way . hut the dli's Benison and Bob this year in "Robin Hood. Prince of Hoskins. quite as long. Stanley didn't last Threv es... 'City Slickers"), the and put out a few solo -Company Business.' Gene left in I (tS ; year's total theater take is down liiisapple folded the hand Hackman of the CIA and Mikhail albums. I Lynn Benson Daily staff rhot,rgr.rhet twin last year Art Murphy oh Baryshnikov years Ltier oh the K(iF3 combine a less I /ally Vailep. calculates in a spy Subsequently . Holsapple and $3.01 bil- thriller Steve Curran, equipment technician for the art department, works on design lion tor the tirst seven months vs. who rust played together Stanley . prototypes of candleholders for a local designer in an art studio on Monday afternoon. S3 07 billion last year. --"The Indian Runner" the school bands in Winston- story in high " he second wave oh sunhiner of two feuding brothers, is rit- still got together. In be- ten Salem, releases turned out to he a ripple." and directed h i hut not star- 64.11ions, they per- tween other I observed Murphy. ring) Sean Penn, tor tied as an aconst duo in recent years and dec ided iii iecord the Billboard magazine's top ten albums new songs they -t1 been working \ sso, ailed Press on. For I Maw lid Carnal Knowl- Platinum it's not a folk album. The tollow Inv ate the top 10 I Irs 42 MODERN ENTMENT TuEsupi THROW Although 11,11k:111%1 artier Bros.) lime. love and Tender- is nu ire acoustic as liest is ill appcal kkcck's edge' \ ' 'Ma v cricks'. ot the 1)ravv" Bonnie ness-- Mr. hael Bolton Wolumbiat- illt's were ['hey alternate issue ot MAA2A/Ille. 5 '1 u.k than die iCapitoli -Platinnin throw ing in a Eirils " Metall Idektrat Rain .iimpositions, vi Ic highharmony " Boy/ 9 "Spellbound’ Paula Abdul ,,,%er The e4 pop of Stanley 's " Mot ettAhle- Natalie Cole ' I \ Gold (More (Carr\ ei Platinum osei and Hol- I I IA PLamtiiii i More than I II Nien songs is silloothed 500.000 mut, ,11 I() "Out of rime I: I \ sapple esplores loies dark and million units sold than 7."(ionna \ lake sv,eat" tWarriet Bros light sides ; "C NI Color Me Itadd if ;taint C&C Music I .i, tor\ it - It's Sl itt of the I.\ erly Brothers is uhout being related.- Holsapple said Atter years ot sc imttiit (ii a re ITS TRUE... cord contract and its mg to keep a hand together. 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2100 Moorpark Avenue A MONTH OF SUNDAYS SEGINS SE " sincurEN This next SIG THING? You be the Judge. San Jose, CA 95128 CLUB 400 SOUTH FIRST SAN JOSE 298-9796 CAMERA ONE 356 S. lit. 294-3800 FIX THE 6 Friday, August 30, 1991 MI San lose State University SPARTAN DAILY SPORTS SJSU loses 4 coaches, 17 total positions L.A. Raiders give waived State budget cuts slam athletics hard duo second By Pete Borello position at Fresno State. been left vacant. Daily staff wnter Baseball pitching coach Tom Assistant A.D. Jo Bagelmann opportunity Kunis's contract was not resigned, and the school could As a result of a $279,000 state renewed. Brennan explained that not afford to fill her position, 'Coaches are budget cut, the SJSU Athletic SJSU was "unable to give him either. EL SEGUNDO (AP) Department will havc to make do new employment." Of the nine support staff jobs being Veterans Vince Evans and Jerry Robinson, waived Monday by the without 17 paid positions for the Sam Piraro, the Spartans' head reduced, seven were full-time 1991-92 school year. encouraged to Raiders, didn't stay away long. baseball coach, is attempting to positions. They ranged from The Raiders re-signed the pair Eliminated were four coaching bring Kunis back on a volunteer ticket manager to athletic trainer. generate some positions, four Tuesday along with safety Derrick management basis for this season. If that is not As if the budget crisis was not Crudup. All three had been positions and nine support possible, Piraro said "the other bad enough, the Athletic outside released on the final roster staffers. coaches would have to pick up Department also suffered a income.' cutdown day. "In some cases, it means not the slack." decline in department-generated To make room on the roster for filling positions when people funds. the trio, the Raiders placed three leave," said SJSU Athletic Fending for themselves "Our revenue posture this year players on injured Director Tom Brennan. a As the coaches learn to live on is very weak," Brennan said. reserverunning backs Vance Mueller (knee sprain) and Nick couple of instances it means not a tighter budget, Brennan has He attributes the problem to renewing people. It also means Tom Brennan Bell (hamstring pull) and initiated a new plan for them to the poor condition of the SPA: Athlent Directo; defensive lineman Roy Hart (knee transferring people from our accumulate funds for their economy, the decline in department to ano.her." sprain). specific programs. donations to the sports program, By being placed on injured Vacancies everywhere "Coaches are being a drop in ticket sales, and not reserve, Mueller, Bell and Hari encouraged and provided the having a football game against must miss a minimum of four Assistant coaching positions opportunity to generate some Stanford this season. games each. which will not be occupied for outside income that they would "The game against Stanford The moves leave the Raiders this year are in volleyball, men's have some discretion on how it's can generate $150,000 for the with a 47 -man mister, which and women's basketball and used," Brennan.said. program," he said. includes three quarterbacks. Evans, 36, will be the backup to baseball, Brennan said. In the For example, if the coaches volleyball and basketball The future's not bright starter Jay Schroeder, while rookie get a donation to their program, Todd Marinovich is No. 3 on the situations, the assistants went on they now have more say in how it Brennan, now in his second to take coaching positions depth chart. is used. year as AD, sees the Robinson, 34, is no longer a elsewhere and SJSU did not opt The coaching staffs weren't department's financial problems starter at linebacker for the to replace them. the only oues hit hard by the cuts. improving next year. Raiders, but is a key part of their Men's basketball assistant Four athletic administrative "I think the level of om urns im e mean enny tie pass defense schemes. Benny White went into private positions were also eliminated. contribution from the alumnus 30-year-old, 31 -year-old, 37-year-old, men's Crudup, 26, is a reserve who is business in Detroit, women's The contracts of Associate and friends of the program will baseball pitching women's basketball basketball assistant is in his third NFL season. basketball assistant Kim coach might be assistant is now head now in private The Raiders, 12-4 last year and Athletic Director Mary increase next year", he said. brought back on a Belliveau took the head coaching Zimmerman, and Assistant And if women's basketball business in Detroit. the AFC West champions, open the state cuts the volunteer basis for the coach at Cabrillo the regular season Sunday at job at Cabrillo College in Aptos, Athletic Directors Marshall Clark budget even more next year? and volleyball assistant Lindy season. College in Aptos. Houston. The Oilers were 9-7 in and Debbie Pinkston were not "It's another bridge will cross 1990. Vivas took the head coaching renewed and their positions have at that time."

what's left of the Soviet Union California League final standings ' ... These last few days would were probably crying in the By Jack streets with unbridled joy. I drew Northern Division be ones my grandchildren the conclusion that these last few xy-San Jose (Giants) 47 21 .691 Trageser days would be ones my children Modesto (Athletics) 33 35 .485 14 would ask me about, and not and grandchildren would ask me Salinas (Co-op) 32 36 .471 15 about, and not to hear about how Stockton (Brwrs) 29 39 .426 18 to hear how well Will Clark well Will Clark or Harold Baines Reno (Co-op) 28 40 .412 19 or Harold Baines hit a hit a baseball. Southern Division Then my wandering mind y-High Desert (Padrs) 42 26 .618 No baseball baseball.' wondered how the whole Soviet x-Bakersfield (Dodgis) 40 28 .588 2 thing affected Sarunas Visalia (Twins) 34 34 .500 8 Marciulionis, a Lithuanian citizen Palm Springs (Angls) 29 39 .426 13 in the Baltics scores and checked the league eye, and this time my attention. on the Golden State Warriors. San Bemadino (Mamrs) 26 42 .382 16 leaders table. Having digested a full meal of From there, I pondered the x-won first-half titley-won second-half title The following is a story that a But then, before I went back sports, I allowed my mind to Warriors chances of landing friend of mine told to me about and read the other leading sports wander elsewhere. Patrick Ewing, and my mind sports and politics. It should be stories, a strange thing happened. I began to think about how slipped subconsciously back into noted that he is a certified sports Across the room on the dining Independence Day is such a big the world that a sports addict calls addict, receiving therapy four room table where I had tossed the deal here in the United States, home. times a week: rest of the newspaper, that something we take pretty SPORTS WEEKEND A couple of days ago I went billboard-sized headline about the seriously more than 200 years Jack Trageser is the Spartan out into the mid-morning sun, cut Soviet Union again caught my later. I realized that the people in Daily copy chief across my front lawn to the This weekend in sports for SJSU. driveway and bent down to retrieve the paper from beneath a Sabatini, Seles advance in U.S. Open DAY SPORT OPPONENT TIME car, where it is customarily left by the paperboy. NFAI YORK 0\ Pi A yea' (ual and Seles "lio will tile Sete, had a minor sf:are when she FRI San Jose Giants Playoffs: Game 1 Although I watched the Giants ago. Gabriela Sabatini sort of Australian and French. are seeded dropped a set in her 6-0, 4-h, sneaked up on the I i.S. ()pen. ihead of the No 3 Sabatini heie. %loop, over kmannela ,,,,..;ndo on Stockton 7:15 game on cable the night before highlights on With the attention in women's And both :UV winning. although wc,ine,,,ial. and caught the Football Scrimmage 5:00 ESPN, I was eager to read the tennis meted on the soap opera ad- Blackhawks Colorado 7:30 newspaper acount. s emures ot Monica and %familia. SAT San Jose Giants Playoffs: Game 2 Even before I got down on Stefti and Jennifer. Sabatini sim- Stockton 6:00 hands-and-knees, however, A ply went about the business ot Volleyball All -Cal Classic All headline with huge block letters play mg her matches. at Berkeley day bigger than the name of the And the nest thing she knec. EARN EXTRA CREDIT AS A TUTOR! SUN San Jose Giants Playoffs: Game 3 paper screamed at me. It said she had won her hist Grand Slam something about the Soviet Stockton 4:00 es cot Union dissolving and Sabatini took the title from the Soccer SJSU Classic communism falling apart. That's No. 5 position. the lowest seeding You can earn 1 - 3 units of credit tutoring Cal vs. Fullerton State 1:00 all fine and dandy, but those for an ()pen V.11111er In 22 years. college-bound students on the SJSU vs. USF 3:00 Soviets and Muscovites and And it 111Calli that the secret was MON San lose Giants Playoffs: Game 4 Ukrainians had been in the news nil SJSU campus. (if necessary) for days by now, and I was kind trust onto the center court Stockton 7:15 of hoping a sports teaser would stage WednesdaN night. Sabatini grace the top of the front page. SOU Classic defeated Barbara Paulus 6-1, 4-6. Soccer After all, both the A's and Giants f ISTotoi, Project Upward Bound USF vs. Fullerton State 100 5-I . taking the match when her op- won their games, and that's ponent retired after twisting her WLN #225 _WU vs. Cal 3:00 GHIGRAPHY become an event in itself. left ankle in the last set It was 924-2567 TUE San Jose Giants Playoffs: Game 5 Disappointed before I even got workmanlike, reminiscent of last (if necessary) my hands on the paper (thanks to eat For Sabatini. htmeer. it is Stockton 7:15 the screaming headlines), I not the same quickly peeled off the other -The difference is I tin playing Spartan home games in italics. useless sections local, much better this year.- she said business, living until I got Baseball at Municipal Stadium, Football and "You can't compare it I base down to sports. Systematically, im- Do you want to get involved with the Soccer at Spartan Stadium. proved plaN MON methodically, I read the beat my game. I of- writer's story, scanned the box fensively.. I move to the net. I play Associated Students' Government? with more confidence.- There are 5 positions available on the Associated Students' Board of Directors: Academic Affairs (DX TUDENT DISCOUN Communications Phi Chi Theta Environmental Affairs Co-ed Business & Economics Fraternity N ALL SUPPLIE Sponsored Programs Student Services hrough Sept 30th 199 Our fraternity is accepting applications Applications and Information for these positions for New Pledges for the Fall of '91. are available in the Associated Students office located on the SAN JOSE ART Third Floor of the Student Union. More information can be obtained in 481 S. BASCOM AVE, SAN JOSE ..,40 Hours: M -F 9-5:30 Sat Business Classroom 208 or on r/ 10-5:30 Tuesday Sept. 3 at 5:00 PM in the 408-298-8422 For more information on these positions, call: Student Union-Guadalupe Room. 924-6240 or stop by the AS office Stat Discount by Stat Card Only SPARTAN DAILY II San lose State University Friday, August 30, 1991 7

kooll 44 %and" Student Union Above: Lim When, a recent SJSUgraduate who majored in Student Union basement is a place where students can go electrical engineering and math, prepares to smash a hot to unwind by bowling, playing table tennis and shooting forehand return to crouched and waiting friend Roberto pool. However Kin Man, a senior finance major, seems Arteche in a fast-paced game of table tennis. Right: The more concerned with concentration than relaxation.

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1. II 8 Friday, August 30, 1991 San lose State University IN SPARTAN DAILY THE LAST PAGE 41111111111111101111111 111111110111101 IRA fee means Assembly Speaker free tickets Brown bags big gifts from tobacco industry to athletics on transportation. for SAC'RAMENTO i 1990 students Al') - As- March seiiihl Willie Brown dinner and expenses in Los An- Ity traci Deguchi are now coming back to the game day. Adjustment Agreement. has receised nnue gilts and trips geles for Bross n and a guest, Duly steal *mei students. Until the first meeting of On game day, students must "I would hope that students take from the tobacco industry than then-Assembls man Michael the IRA Fee Advisory Committee, present a valid 1.D. with their tickets advantage of attending events now other legislators during the last Roos. 13-1,0. Angeles. Assem- There is no longer an excuse for A.S. President and committee to enter the game. Tickets will be that the tickets are free," said 18 Months. a new spaper re- blyman Willard M un c, . 1)-Par- missing a home football game of chairperson Nicole Launder, has general admission seating for both Launder, "With more enthusiastic ported Thursday. amount, and Seri, Charles ('al- SJSU's own 1990 California Raisin already organized the first set of football and basketball. For Spartan students, hopefully more alumni -Whiffler. Bowl champion The trips included one to denim 11 Spartans.Therc will sports event ticket availability. basketball head coach Stan will attend games and create more New reported by be 5,000 free student York last fall, when a "What has been tickets Launder described the process Morrison, the IRA fee adjustment is energy." appropriate available for every regular season which will begin for the first home a move to improve the Spartan memo released this %seek sass the speakci in the Jon Fleischman, director of he discussed hov, the industry staleilients will he the home game. football game Oct. 19. A week spirit. student's rights and responsibilities, distiosiice could Of OW iii111111011%... said But that's not all. When the before the game, the box office at "I'm very excited and pleased in who was against the fee increase, is push a sham anti -smoking eniiicis Event Center welcomes basketball the Events Center distributes the the turnout of the students. It shows firm on making sure that the fees are hi II. ltitss n Plc" spokesman Mi- season, scats will start filling with free tickets in a separate students- their in support of Division I benefitting the student body. Philip Morris spent $19,454 chael Reese 1,000 free student tickets that will only line. With every SJSU student athletics to continue," Morrison "I will be monitoring the fees and 10 bring Bross it. Once other leg- Philip Mori. has spent morc be available for each regular season identification card presented, a said. I'll be active in making sure that the islators and ai least three +tat f than $65.01,10 since Januai s home game. ticket will be given. A grid sticker In addition, all regular season interests of the students are best members to Ness York last No- 1990 on free trips to Ness York. As a part of the Instructionally will be put on the back of the card events in other intercollegiate served," Fleischman said, "I vember. state records slum the U.S, Open and mho tennis Related Activities fee adjustment and initialed every game for which a athletic sports will have free wouldn't be opposed to appeal the Brown. 1)-San Francisco. tom-minions, scores ot tickets to signed last semester after the $15 ticket is given. Tickets will also be admission to increase interest and IRA fee adjustment in some future denied the implications ot the basketball !,!iiiiies ;it .Ai co ..Nrena adjustment was passed, the benefits available at Spartan Stadium up to support, according to the IRA A.S. election." tobacco industry memo suggest- and gilts aid ands to legis- ing his support for a IA eak hill Lilco.' of ices ' that ssould pre-empt tough local hoposition 112. ssltrclr limits Asbestos gone, Spartan Complex breathes easier anti -smoking laws. legislatise gilts to s."so from The SaCI dincrito Bee said the one source, \sent into clico ill By Laura DiNtascio were completed, according to James Spartan Complex West, former Complex West this semester. Brown & Williamson 'Fobacco lanuar. curtailing the big trips Daily copy .111.4 Bryant, chair of the human home of the athletic department, is Spartan Complex West is Corp. spent $3.603 in ;Ind entertainment, But Philip performance deparunent. now labeled a temporary facility. ultimately slated to be demolished in 1990 for the speaker's meal.. Nlorris has spent noire than Spartan Complex Central, also "The relocation wasn't that much Athletic Director Tom Brennan the university masterplan for future lodging and transportatnin it ice SI 1.1100 since then on &mei,. Hendrikson, known as the women's gym of an inconvenience," Bryant said. moved his department in April to years, said Hank Kentucky Derby in Louis', :Ind concert and director of operation, design and it...colons complex, reopened last week after a "As a general rule, the faculty aren't Building BB, on the corner of Ninth plus a $1.000 honorarium 1, spoils tickets summer of closure due to asbestos here during the summer, and the and San Carlos streets. reconstruction for facilities, Brown for speaking at an ISSiles removal. ones that were here were fine with The development and operations. '1"'kc""""an t"i. Philip School of Social Work forum. \loins in Ness oik %\ mild not "There were no problems with it. Some students had trouble formerly occupied Building BB and The university renamed Spartan In addition. Philip hs laWniak- the abatement, and it was completed finding us though." is now located in Washington Complex and tossed out the old Morris wept to within two and a half months," said Besides asbestos abatement, Square Hall. However, according to gender-specific name, Freeman said. spent 5,1,400 on limousine sets CI tif itre ill ntis uui Alan Freeman, director of space repairs to the complex included roof Freeman, social work suffers from The east end of Spartan Complex ice tor Bross n ii he Mas 19oo sas 'lase lo add management facilities planning. and plumbing system work and new too little office space in that hall. As Central is now known as Spartan Indianapolis son and s-1 .49t, to the disiThistile Funds for the removal were made lighting, ceiling, floors and paint, a result, social work has been Complex East. available from the chancellor's Bryant added. allocated office space in Spartan office and had to be used immediately. 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