Spartan Daily Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 VOLUME 94, NUMBER 41 MONDAY. MARCH 26. 1990 Gilbert's Goodbye: The Impact Dismissal is 'shocking' to football team By Michael Moeller against other teams because we Daily staff writer now have to worry about who the The players are stunned. new coach is, and what is going to Many of the players of former happen in the future. Not to men- Spartan football coach Claude tion football and school." Gilbert sat in total surprise as they Gilbert was fired as waited for his arrival to say good- at a press conference by Athletic bye Thursday at the first team Director Randy Hoffman and meeting since his firing as head President Gail Fullerton lust coach. Wednesday. We all just sat in shock as we Hoffman said that a difference read Friday's paper," said quar- in philosophy, the signing of only terback Ralph Martini, when ref- JC transfer players, the alleged vi- erring to a March 16 Mercury olations of NCAA regulations for News article stating that the 57 spring practice and the low grad- year-old coach's job was on the uation rate of the football teamlf line. "We have all been working were all reason for Gilbert's dis- out over the off season, and missal as head coach. According looking forward to the new sea- to Fullerton. the graduation rate son, and four days before spring has been at 14 percent over the ball he is fired. We all expected to past six years. The graduation rate be in pads on Tuesday (March 20) of the SJSU's other athletic pro- until the trouble came up on Fri- grams and general university stu- day (March 16)." dents is nearly double. Anthony Gallegos, a starting of- "I never knew anything about fensive guard for the 1989 Spartan the NCAA violations," said Mar- squad said "None of us had any tini. "I really don't think that they idea that this was coming, it was a (the coaches) were out there total shock. coaching us, but rather supervis- "In my personal opinion there ing. Most of the other colleges has been an injustice done. Not at do the same thing. Coach Gilbert Gilbert, but for the whole pro- has been around a long time and gram. The timing was all wrong. this far down the road, I seriously Mary Morello Daily staff photographer We will be at a disadvantage See REACT. page 5 , center, gives an unidentified player a hug and Will Cason a handshake after their last players' meeting Practice begins One week late Emphasis on transfers Gilbert's departure causes confusion led to Gilbert's dismissal By Edwin Acevedo Daily staff writer By Harry Mok the coaching change. Its going to he business as Daily staff writer When announcement of the usual when football spring prac- A key issue that led to SJSU 'With J.C. recruiting class SJSU signed tice begins today. Sort of. head football coach Claude Gil- players they're came last month, all 21 players It will be an unusual situation bert, being stripped of his duties signed were community college tnr the players and coaches, espe- Wednesday was the recruitment gone so transfers. cially with all the distractions they of junior college players vs. Because high school players have had to put up with so far. high school players. quickly.You get are in the program longer, they Three assistant coaches left Gilbert had made recommen- him in, get him "generally bring more stability, SJSU after the 1989 season. dations to Athletic Director promote team unity and team Then, with the sudden departure Randy Hoffman that the recruit- acclimated and bonding," Hoffman said."Ba- of head coach Claude Gilbert and ment of high school players sically you don't have as high the confusion surrounding it, should be emphasized. Gilbert he's gone.' rate of turnover.’ suggested a 20-5 ratio in favor Bruce spring practice had to be post- Snyder. Hoffman said the turnover poned a week. Rick Romagosa Daily staff photographe of high school players. Cal head coach rate each year for high school SJSU has recruited heavily Athletics Director Randy Hof- SJSU's practice field has been deserted during the turmoil players each year was 20 to 25 fman has asked Rick Rasnick. of- from the community college According to Holtman, Gil- percent vs. 50 percent for com- fensive coordinator, to take over going to run the same offenses Wally Gaskins and defensive ranks in recent years, which has bert had recommended that munity (junior) college players. until a new head coach can be and defenses. We feel very good coordinator Donnie Rea. led to inconsistent performances more high school seniors should At Fresno State, the decision found. about them and we've been very by the team. Hoffman said. be recruited otherwise the on what to recruit is a year to Rasnick. who will begin his successful with them." Two coaches that were recom- The Spartans were 10-2 in program would be non-compet- year evaluation, head coach Jim 10th season with the Spartans. All the assistant coaches that mended by Gilbert before he was 1986 and 1987 en route to con- itive in two years. Sweeney said. said the practices will be con- were under Gilbert will remain reassigned will also help with secutive Pacific Coast Athletic "But somewhere along the "We have won champi9n- ducted just as though Gilbert were through the 1990 season. In addi- spring training. Association (now Big West line he changed his mind," ships with all J.C. recruiting," still at the helm. tion to Rasnick, those coaches in- Rick Cook, tbrmer head coach Conference) titles. They fell to Hoffman said at Wednesday's he said. "And we have taken a 'It's going to be a normal prac- clude defensive line coach Ken at Santa Barbara City College, 4-8 in 1988 and 6-5 last season. Ness conference to announce See PLAYERS, page 4 tice. Rasnick said. "We're Delgado. running backs coach See TRAINING, page 7 Alaskan al spill anniversaty Health Services South Bay group speaks out Sanchez joins information on good nutrition. against oil and car industries New director hopes "We hope to make an impact on stu- staff will reach out dents in those areas," Sanchez said. By Kevin J. Well group of 15 people were gathered to in Through the health commission. Dr. Daily staff writer struct them that hanging banners over !rat - By Jamie Pitts Sanchez has established public health poli- No sooner were the banners up ex- tic created a visual hazard. Daily staff writer cies on AIDS education. prevention and pressing the need for mass transit. Califor- Despite arguments by coalition mem- Richard Sanchez. SJSU 's new direc- e= treatment according to his curriculum nia Highway Patrol officers parked their bers that the signs were no different than tor of Student Health Services will be vitae. cars, walked up to the top of the overpass advertising billboards, the police insisted working to keep students well. Health services has always tried to north of the Meridian and Parkmoor inter- that they could not hang more banners. The salt-and-pepper-haired man from prevent students from becoming sick. But section and pulled the painted canvas Arizona has been so busy in his new posi- "there's a bit more emphasis on it than in down. Nobody was cited for creating a haz- tion that his office is bare there is only the past," said Dean Bait. dean of students Called a "Banner Convergence" by ard. a desk, a chair and a water pitcher. His and the one who made the final selection the South Bay Earth Day Coalition, this "Oil and automobile companies de- credentials and awards lean on a shelf. of Sanchez. multi-city event took place in seven west- liberately murdered passenger rail service Sanchez. a member of the San Fran- The reason Sanchez was chosen over ern states Friday morning in response to in the late 1940's by systematically pur- cisco Health Commission. took over the the other candidates was because of his chasing, then destroying, existing rail sys- the March 24, one year anniversary of the directorship this month. Richard Sanchez personality. Batt said. Exxon Valdez oil spill. tems across the state," Steve Shunk, the And one of the first things he did was dife, /or "Dr. Sanchez had the energy and vi- The demonstration focused on the oil coalition's spokesperson said in a prepared to invite the Student Health Advisory sion to take the health services one step and transportation problems that are di- statement. Committee to participate in the health Sanchez said he hopes the health further," Batt said. rectly related to the petroleum and auto- Part of the banner convergence was services' staff meetings. Relations were services staff will take the initiative to Sanchez can create a wellness model mobile industry, according to the press re- also to bring attention to Measure A. an had before his arrival. Sanchez said. Stu- spread out over campus to reach students for the university, he added. lease provided by the coalition. initiative proposed in 1969 that was to pro- dents are one of the best resources for who are not coming into the health center. Within the next six months the health After the officers had removed the vide 4(X) new buses and a BART extension making decisions about what they want He wants the students to benefit from edu- service's staff will be looking at each sec- signs, they arrived at the corner where a See BANNER. page 7 from health services, he said. cation on alcoholism, smoking. AIDS and See SANCHEZ. page 7 2 1. SPARTAN DAILY MONDAY MARCH 26, 1990 SPARTAN EDITORS' FORUM

FORUM _ Letters to the Editor Cigarette ads Respect individuals decisions hide the truth Editor, By Aldo Maragoni Although I agree with some points made by Lisa , (’uellars column about making a careful decision, such as educating children and working together to For mune reason, companies still feel that teach values, it is quite clear to me Lisa is very much , smoking is a fashionable part of life. The efforts against abortion. There is nothing wrong with that. 1 0 of the Alexander Fields Co. to market a cigarette What I disagree with was her method of choice on called "Gorbatchow- in the United States is how to write her column and viewpoint. ipm just the latest example of this trivialization of the In the beginning of the column, she stated her smil number one killer in the world. friend thought of "eliminating the problem," hut in . me Why is this Swiss company doing this? the end her conscience won out, as though the choice "Because we think people are bored with a to have an abortion was evil itself. In an attempt to tired cowboy on a dead horse." according to smooth over her biased views, she began discussing Peter Studer. the owner of the company, in an pro-life and pro-choice arguments trying to appear as interview in the New York Times. a neutral figure. His statement exemplifies the attitude of One of these pro-life arguments comes to mind panics to advertise products that kill. The each time I read about or encounter a person with such ads are on a level equal to that of clothing views, and their question is. "What right do we have catchy ad. a few good looking people and a fast- to 'kill' an unborn life?" Pro-lifers say they must paced. fun life style can he yours if you smoke stand up and protect the unborn life because it can't this brand. speak for itself. My answer is: isn't their crusade to What isn't told is the fact that three million decide what a woman will do with her body and im- people die each year in tobacco-related deaths. posing this idea on society, the same as trying to gain This includes smokers. non-smokers who have rights over the decision of any pregnant woman? This to put up with the smoke and babies born ad- seems a hit hypocritical to me. dicted to nicotine. I will always feel every human being has a right - Cr-FT-Fr-rrn ii16.Jr.' There are other companies that blatantly to any decision concerning their own body. If we are advertise cigarettes as a means to better your going to continue this debate over abortion, at least ...... . life. RJR Nabisco Inc. has put the slogan we should do it logically through education, family, "Smooth Character" on its Camel cigarettes. school and the media. And let's try to remember that This tells me, and others, that if I smoke Camel you can't influence people through violence, bullying I will quickly be surrounded by good looking or even subtle criticism. Just present the facts hu- women and my life will improve dramatically. manly and respect that individual's final decision, re- These ads are also directly aimed at teens. gardless of the outcome. Small posters are placed in magazines such as Cynthia Mitchell 'Rolling Stone" with offers to order more post- Sophomore ers. Who buys posters? Kids or adults? Advertising Another brand calling itself "Misty" is aimed at women and is packaged in a pretty pas- tel box. Students need open forum There was also talk of marketing a cigarette toward blacks called "Uptowm." I guess the Editor. Lying trustee is not deserving of trust next move would have been to create a brand for Owe Accountability: a) subject to giving an account; whites called "Suburbia." that the answerable. b) capable of being accounted for: explai- Recent revelations REPORTERS' FORUM All of this when there isn't It's shameful to see companies spend mil- nable. This is a mandatory aspect in the decision mak- chairwoman of the California State enough money to run the day-to- lions of dollars on slick, glossy advertisements ing process. When the decision making affects other University System's Board of day activities of the universities in to get people hooked on the most addicting drug people, accountability is vital. President Fullerton's Trustees lied about her educational the system. around. decisions: background shows the sorry condi- I think about this every time I What disturbs me most with this kind of ad- accepting an incomprehensible pay raise tion of leadership in the system. walk through the residence hall I vertising is the other side of smoking that some a bike and skateboard policy more ludicrous Marianthi Lansdale. chairwo- live in. people never know about. The emphysema, the than the Stealth Bomber man of the CSU board of trustees, The maintenance and custodial lung cancer or the heart disease that can strike an $81 parking fee not guaranteeing a space lied when she applied for appoint- budgets are inadequate. The staff somebody down. a mismanaged, overpriced rec center which ment to the board in 1985. She can't handle the demand for serv- These kinds of ads have disturbed me more ice. after a year of pondering was named the Event Center stated that she had an associate arts in the last nine months since somebody very eliminating athletic teams which were actually degree from Long Beach City Col- There's a broken drinking foun- dear to me was diagnosed with lung cancer. competitive lege. Lansdale has no such degree. tain, broken faucets, broken Since I was a kid and was first told of the What's going on?! We want to know. How about Because a position on the board shower heads and broken furniture effects smoking can have on people. I saw it an open forum. President Fullerton could speak and is a political appointment made by I think about this in my hall. coming. I 100,4) dell it, thinking that this per- the governor, it's almost.- not tour- ‘-""lititeustodians_. are understaffed then open the floor to questions and answers. This is a son Was too strong tiOget,eancer or emplayserha.- - prising that she lied about some- every time I walk add procedure done for most of us five days a week. Preti- oV'erWtiiikt. `they don't have But then the diagnosis came and no matter dent Fullerton, come teach us. We want answers. thing. through the enough time or resources to clean how long you prepare for the news, hearing the If decisions are being made we need accountabil- What's more surprising is what residence hall I live properly. The mold has formed words. "we found a small shadow on your lung ity for them. If the decisions being made are inept, we she lied about. layers in the shower stalls and x-rays" are never expected. demand it. It seems ludicrous that the chair- in. given a place for a species of flying Then came the months of hell. Talks with Renee Dubois woman of the board of trustees of insect to make a home. doctors and the chances of treating the cancer Junior the biggest university system in the The bugs kind of look like the closed session raises for uni- and getting rid of the "shadow" alomost on a Political science country doesn't have a degree fruit flies they're trying to get rid daily basis, then the chemotherapy, then more than a high school diploma. versity executives of 15 to 43 per- other of in . Maybe they talks, then bills, then more treatments and more assuming Lansdale graduated from cent. This pushed the salaries of should ship some malathion up bills. All this while trying to keep your family high university presidents, CSU Chan- Excuses, excuses school. here. and school work in control and staying sane. In fact, a position on the board cellor W. Ann Reynolds and six It makes me wonder what the Wondering if the treatments are working Editor. of trustees doesn't require a degree vice chancellors all to six figures. priorities of the board are. They're wondering what will happen if it doesn't. Due to recent developments. I have made the fol- of any kind. Reynolds now makes $195,000 supposed to look out for the best Fortunately, my father was lucky. The lowing personal observations regarding my inability Trustee, according to Webster's a year and SJSU President Gail interests of the CSU schools "shadow" was found at an early enough stage to fulfill certain study requiremnts. Item number two New Riverside Dictionary, is a Fullerton pulls in $130,000. aren't they'? that the treatment got rid of the cancer and there may be of particular interest and I sincerely hope my member of a board that directs the CSU executives hadn't received Positions on the board should be are no signs of it reappearing. Our lives are far top 10 list is worthy of publication. policies and funds of an institution. a pay increase in five years, but given to people that have at least a from being in order hut at least they're going in I 0 )0ops , I forgot. In other words, these people even without the raises they were bachelors's degree and some qual- the right direction. 9) My pencil broke. help decide how and where money still making a lot of money. ifications in educational adminstra- The diseases are the 8) The Pub is too noisy. is spent in the CSU system. On top of the raise, the vice tion. reality that glitzy ad campaigns forget about when they market 7) Clark Library is too quiet. If you've been reading the pa- chancellors also got new blue Ford Perhaps then the needs of stu- "Smooth Character" or "Gorbatchow " Ciga- 6) Girlfriend is in town. pers recently, you know what a Tauruses to drive at a cost of dents, faculty and staff would be rettes don't need advertising unless you're in the 5) Other girlfriend found out. good job they've been doing. nearly $100,000 -- courtesy of better understood. business of getting people hooked on something CA 4) Had to do my laundry. The board approved in the board. Harry Mok is a Daily staff writer 3) Had to clean my room. that will kill them. The people who smoke, and Tin 2) Had to get second job to help pay for the Event the choice is theirs, don't need ads ne( Center. Gail's raise and a dozen Ford Tauruses. Letters to the Editor I'm not a preacher tellin7 people of the STI I What's the purpose? Grades are meaningless harm cigarettes cause. The pleo really goes out TIC and life is but an illusion. to companies who portray cigarettes as some- den Frank Gomez An adventure in patriotism career is. It's an adventure in patriotism, pride and thing people need to better their lives. The facts 33' Senior preserving life and freedom during was as well as dur- stand that cigarettes kill. And for those who con- SON Psychology/English Editor. ing peace. tinue to smoke, the choice is yours. 1ST I want to take this opportunity to express my ap- John J. Petrick Just remember, my dad was lucky. Others preciation to you (Celine Grenier) for expressing your I.ietenant Colonel aren't. GC personal opinion via your letter to the editor in the Chatrinan Military science Also Mara goni is the Editor in chiefs March 14 issue of the Spartan Daily. I also want to ap- CIE Spartan Daily plaud the Spartan Daily for its professionalism in pub- Stu lishing your criticisms. UPD should be thanked BB( Published for the University and the University Community Our Constitution's guarantee of freedom of the CHI by The Department of Journalism and Mass Editor, Other Viewpoints press is one of the cornerstones of our great nation. So We're facing a lot of problems on our campuses 199 Communications Since 1934 is our (UCPS 509-480) ability to deter aggression and to defend our today, but sometimes we don't recognize some of the Po way of life against enemies who envy our freedom. The San Diego Union 4 3( Wood do. ewer pod a Son 4a0e Meet. oi Cele,. ',Mesmer Reenthrts kfithcke our campus staff who are trying to make things better .Sr and to Amman Psoa Publagol daly by San lora tisoe dunng S. Mbr sf. The Spartan Daily, in my prejudiced opinion, for all of us: students, staff and faculty members on outside work for prison inmates CAI woo mead in se pop. ftoi Nana* Ihohe a the 192.ththe S Aeethaeth thW publicized the noble efforts of a Unfortunately., Gov . Deukmejian's Canasmalore S. 1Sow00, Asbneveneon a any wdenr of 60. Amapa, 161 subecnreora portion of this univer- alike. Nearly all of our campus staff make every effort proposal that noo =geed on a wrooder swam tesis hi Auden. wet 120 rah ..,. $705 0116rtips s,:ty's student body. These students contributed innu- to provide quality service to students and faculty would have expanded the prison work program by en- P.S. pa copy IS ar. wow 61.6 pod Ire throe* loweennaly Rased MOW bali abling inmates to work I Si pet Si os. eroded Moe Mar Palma 924 VW Adwoeng 924510 Pceeol by Ind. merable hours of personal time without any compen- members in spite of heavy workloads and state budget for private business has been pettlen Patron sation to represent their university against nine other cuts and I woud like to thank them all. ambushed once again in the Assembly. The measure Nom. Pan tend el .l5.. ,.,.w,', to Spasm 146 Sen M. Stae lewai One Wsawo is sensible to inn Saw So We CA 95192 universities from throughout Northern California and Although my experiences with campus staff have allow prisoners to earn money that Nevada. been 90 percent favorable, I would like to particularly would help defray the spiraling cost of their incarcera- STAFF They did it not for the unexpected glory of the thank our campus police. Perhaps people don't realize tion. Sadly, it fell one vote short in committee. USW Cea Na Marv. Spartan Daily coverage but because of their commit- that a very small group of campus police must protect The governor now must take his case directly to AMI110.4 Msecese Leur Ai:60v h ment to contributing to our nation's way of life well a very large campus containing thousands of students, the people who overwhelmingly support the idea. A 04 Ur Nrno,, IDhie hnocia Mos into the future. staff and faculty members. Critical issues range from recent public opinion survey found that 87 percent of Ceog I would also suggest that your WI Robre bleleof comment. "join- rape to sexual harassment of women to theft of bicy- Californians are in favor of putting prisoners to work Mr1.61.6 ing ROTC may sometimes be the only way students cles and computers to protecting all of us as we go to help earn their keep. Tony More& get financial Oa ere Odd, help with school" is not accurate. The about our daily tasks. The state's prison guard union and the California obligations an ROTC cadet takes on in return for the We have a new police chief in Ric Abeyta, a Correctional Peace Officers Association are already Wes. R Wen, Jol Tow Owe. minimal financial help he gets far outweighs the im- graduate of the acclaimed FBI Academy. SJSU Presi- circulating petitions to put the governor's plan on the Rohn LW mediate material rewards. They would get off more dent Gail Fullerton Nov. 5 ballot. rep Cl.,,.,. Rn noted recently in an Academic easily by obtaining any other form of financial assis- ma Calm Naas Senate meeting that Chief Abeyta and his police force Gov. Deukmejian's proposal contains numerous N.E. Dem tance the university provides. worked long and Ii) IN.. ICAO. hard during the recent earthquake to safeguards that would prevent prisoners from being They do it to preclude any of our citizens from IS 661 Combel protect lives and property. exploited, being used as strikebreakers or producing Canon Fend, experiencing death at the hands of a hostile enemy and Somehow, col Seeds Monspew we only seem to appreciate our police goods that compete with local industries. Even if all Acoone P...... Wee N.M. Meobol. 5,5. 5* (Waal 1610 loom Ain MP to preserve our way of life for generations to come. ble when we need them but they need us as much as we the prisoners were eligible to work employed, Rep*, They are offering to make the ultimate sacrifice, if were (6.. kw.. las Rlignow r..a coar Mk 6 Gra (Wine Os Caw NI need them. Working together, we can ensure the they would account for less than one-half of 1 percent FE. 1.horab Ii KIM Rota. I erga blchsa *An Nary M6 Na NA Son C Obao loase neccessary. God forbid, to insure people such as your- safety and security of all the members of our campus of the state work force. lisl P. 1 wee Reyrolds Reney Robeow loom. Cohbuy 14A K 5.5 5.., ilerireac Tee self and newspapers such as the Spartan Daily can al- os Pompon Mranf Taw kn. Olei Row Waye community. California voters should be given the opportunity 11640.4. ways have the freedom now enjoy. rstieci. they David A. Lee to approve the governor's plan, could bec ow (WOW Ks. N ChM 1.4.* Chun OM. Co* bek DWI Lewd. Oar Menner, I and most other veterans which over time for 6.1 Mane I ear W N.E. 10.6 Almelo Roe. lbc. Wooer !thse.. who have seen military Associate professor put most of the state's acion can tell you what prisoners to work in paying kind of adventure a military Information resources management jobs that will benefit them and society. thalidir MONDAY MARCH 26 1990 SPARTAN DAILY 3 YesterDaily Derby Days to raise ,ire SUN Sorority holds Pedal-A-Thon put (Id(w. )1-sterDaily provides readers with to recap of funds for children the precious dagy.a top stories. Proceeds will help Associated Students presidential needy Barbara Langley has already raised about $4,000 candidates Jim Walters, ArTIC2 children Daily staff *nter through this avenue. said Derby Washington and David William 1.isa Killigrneier Hundreds of SJSU fraternity and Days chairman Jeremey King. And Myers II each expressed the differ- Daily staff writer sorority members will pass the hat King expects to ad another VOX) to ent strategies they would follow in During the month of March. this week to raise money for the the fund with the sale of T-shirts office at the second cadidate forum chapters of Kappa Delta sorority Cleo Wallace Center for Children. this week. held Thursday in the Student all over the country conduct The hats won't be passed in the Derby Days week is held by Union Amphitheatre. fundraisers on behalf of the traditional sense, but from head to about 75 percent of the 212 Sigma Shamrock Project. and SJSU was head as different sororities try to Chi chapters nationwide. The fra- no earn points by capturing the black ternity has raised exception. almost 5700,000 Kevin Couch, a candidate for derbies from the fraternity mem- for different SJSU Kappa Delta had its sev- charities from the time A.S. President, said that he is bers' heads. the event enth annual pedal-a-thon from originated. King said. dropping out of the race because he The Derby Chase is part of The first Derby Days March 14-16. The sorority. week was is academically ineligible. Couch along Sigma Chi fraternity's annual held in 1932 by with assistance from other the University of said that he would have made the Derby Days charity fundraising California at sororities and fraternities. ped- Berkeley chapter. 2.0 GPA requirement if he had event. The week long schedule of Since 1967, aled for 50 hours non-stop in the funds collected been able to get a B in an incom- activities for Greek members will to the Cleo Wallace order to raise money for needy Center for plete class he recently made up. children. officially start at 9 p.m. tonight, Children. near Denver, Colorado. 1- 1 A total of 52,553 was raised with a kick off party at the Cactus The center is a nationally recog- through donations, t-shirts and Club, on Second Street. This event nized treatment center for emotion- balloon sales. Eighty percent of with entertainer Frank Joseph. is ally disturbed and behaviorally dis- To help recruit more black stu- the proceeds will be donated to open to all SJSU students and the ordered children and adolescents. dents to SJSU, the fifth annual the Santa Clara Children's Cen- proceeds will go toward the char- The center serves more than 150 Black Recruitment Day will be ter arid the remaining amount ity. young people. held April 2 on the third floor of will go to the National Commit- The rest of the week's events are the Student Union. For the first tee for the Prevention of Child contests among the Greeks. The time, African Leaders Educating Abuse, according to Johanna winners of each activity arc Researching and Rising Together will co-spon- Mayorga. Kappa Delta's philan- awarded points and trophies are sorthe event with the Education

thropy chairperson. awarded to the overall winner and cell factories Opportunity Program and Student More than half of the money each event winner. Affirmative Action, The contests include a Pictio- CLEVELAND (AP) Re- was raised as a result of a special searchers at Case Western Reserve arrangement with Paradise nary tournament on Tuesday. a Derby Chase and a scavenger hunt University are developing a Beach. Patrons were asked to method to produce cell factories IMMIGRATION make a two dollar donation last on Wednesday, the Derby reversal and lip sync contest on Thursday front the body and store them tin- Law Will,. of Paul Heller Thursday night, on a night in future repair of bone, skin and car- Sp...a/ions or and an all Greek party and awards I sal* VIERTIFICATION & %Vials 1, 1] which there is no cover charge. tilage damagd by injury or disease. Half of that total sum, $1,748, ceremony on Friday. ' Fast oaring. Compinci Sigma Chi raises most of the Arnold Caplan, professor of bi- Accounting. Buuness was turned over to Kappa Delta ology and genetics, says it may en- other Professionals. on behalf of its philanthropy. charity funds by selling advertising space in a booklet that is distrib- able people to have their own tis- Also Family vise/1A spousal cases "We did really well with Par- photographer Change to student IF 11 status: Treaty Marcia Leper Daily staff uted during the events week. sue-repair cells frozen and ready Trader/Investor IF I/E21. asylum adise Beach." Mayorga said. for use when needed. IntraCompany Transferee IL It. etc Francine El Cenko pedals for the 7th annual Shamrock Project, a The free booklet includes his- "There was a really good turn- He says clinical testing is two Individual. Bootless a Corporal. ClIrm, out. ' Kappa Delta fundraising event for the prc cntion of child abuse. tory and updates of many of the so- rorities on campus. The chapter years away. Free Consultation ! (415) 291-8000

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/ I 0111/510' / idly." he said. "Most Hairdo mid- sisient. Hoffman said. sity. stand to try and recruit more fresh- year and can take part in spring drills. At Cal. community college play- ’I think national!) it husts men. ’ Community college transfers ers are sought to fill positions that proven you can he successful it Sweeney said that a college pro- 'are stronger and more physically de- have no successor among the under- high school players. cominuno grain was no different than running a veloped," said Keith Sparks. football classmen. according to Snyder. lege players and a mixture." he san team. co-recruiting coordinator at Stanford "We identify our immediate Higher costs for recruiting h You have to know what to do to University. "They're more apt to needs and look for a specific player school players was a reason ren keep the team strong," he said. An make an impact." that can transfer if we can find one." Gilbert for signing just transfers vi NFL team "cannot rely on the draft. Because of the high admission he said. "If not, we try to fill the posi- they were announced. which is equivalent to recruiting high standards at Stanford. Sparks said the tion with a high school player." "There's no difference tm school players in college." Cardinals have a tough time getting Athletes at community colleges cially that I know of." Sweeney.sai Sweeney said an NFL team also community college transfers and come exclusively front high schools, According to Snyder. trans' relies on signing free agents and usually don't have more than one On which according to one coach isn't a decide where to sign in Deeembel trades, which he equated to commu- the team at any given time. hindrance. January and high school playas g nity college players. "Ideally. you'd like to have "Our success has been with high erally don't decide until Fehrtu "With j.c. players, they're gone more than we do, but not as many as schixt1 kids." said Howard Gay. San which adds a month to the recruit so quickly." University of California San Jose." Sparks said. Jose City College head football coach. costs. at Berkeley head coach "Freshmen are brand new with "And basically with Santa Clara Signing more high school said. "You get hint in. get him accli- no experience, no knowledge and aca- County kids.' emits puts a higher number of play mated and he's gone." demically they're trying to get San Jose City has a 57-16-2 re- on scholarship for a longer period But community college transfers started." Snyder added. "They just cord the last seven years and has won time, which also adds to costs. can make an immediate impact on a cannot contribute as quickly." the Golden Gate Conference title five said. A combination of high school consecutive years. Snyder also said the developir Joseph H Valarin Daily staff photographer team, according to Snyder. "The advantage of a j.c. player and community college players is Gay said that this success could of a high school players takes loft ( Albert and Sweeney greet each other after FS1''s 31-30 win is that he can contribute more rap- needed for SJSU's program to be con- be duplicated at a four-year univer- which may make a differeikc

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The Spartans won the California Campbell - 377-6135 captain of the football team that Bowl in1988. or call for a pleasure party trounced archrival Fresno State 48- featuring lingerie, lot ions 6. Gilbert. a physical education Overall record 38-30-1 as head coach and novelties. major, was a starting fullback and from 1984 to 1990. (Offer valid with this ad a Banker 1/I1 that squad. lie is enshrined in the Spartan Football I Jail of Fame. Flanker, starting fullback and captain After graduating front SJSU in of the 1958 Spartan football tea m. 1959. Gilbert coached at the .high school and junior college be- Source: 3JSU football media guide. Claude Gilbert fore becoming bead coach t1 San 'THERE ARE TWO SIDES TO Diego State in 1973. In eight years Edwin Acevedo/Spartan Daily as the Aztecs' coach. Gilbert com- BECOMING A NURSE IN THE ARMY. piled a record of 61-26-2 and won sons, the Spartans advanced to the recruits throughout Gilbert's ten- two PCAA titles. California Bowl, winning it in ure. Over the last six years. plenty And they're both repre- In 1980, San Diego State 1986 with their 37-7 victory over of junior college transfers starred slipped to 4-8. After that season. Miami University. with Gilbert's guidance. sented by the insignia you wear Gilbert's contract was not re- Perez thrived under Gilbert's as a member of the Army Nurse newed. according to Tint Young, pro-style offense, leading the na- Corps. The caduceus on the left student assistant for the Sun Diego tion in total of in 1986. In his WIN A HAWAIIAN VACATION part of a health care State sluirts information office. two-year career. Perez became the OR BIG SCREEN TV means you're Gilbert joined the SJSU coach- NCAA career record holder in total PLUS RAISE UP TO $1,400 system in which educational and ing staff in 1981 as the team's de- offense per game at 309.1 yards a IN JUST 10 DAYS! career advancement are the rule, I ensive coordinator and outside contest. Objective: Fundraiser not the exception. The gold bar linebackers coach. In Gilbert's Former SJSU running hack Lommitrnent: Minimal three years as defensive coordina- on the right means you command resct as an Army officer. If you're Johnny Johnson was another key 111.oney: Raise $1,400 tor, the Spartans twice were the earning a BSN, write: Army Nurse Opportunities, P.O. Box 7713, player on past Spartan teams. His C.ost: Zero investment top-ranked defensive team in the 2202 all-purpose running yards in Clifton, NJ 07015. ['CAA. 1988 were second only to Heisman Campus organizations, clubs, When Jack Elkvay bolted front Trophy winner Barry Sanders. bats, sororities call ach= at SJSU to become head coach at Johnson remembers playing on (800) 932-0528/1 (800) 950-8472 ARMY NURSE CORPS. BE ALLYOU CAN BE. Stanford University. following the the 1987 California Bowl team. extension 10 1983 season. Gilbert was pro- "That was fun," Johnson said. nutted to head coach. Ile became "It was exciting to play with the the first 5151 toothall player to players we had at that time. It was earn a arsit) letter. serve as team a thrill for me." captain. become an assistant coach Gilbert also had some success and head coach for the university. against the local Division 1 rivals. The Spartans compiled a record Stanford and Cal. The Spartans Need to Complete of 8-13-1 in Gilbert's first two swept those Pac-10 teams in 1987. Units to Graduate? years as head coach. During the and they were 5-7 against them next two seasons. though. SJSU overall in Gilbert's six years. won 20 games, consecutive PCAA Johnson said that although he Want Extra Time for a Language or Lab Course? championships and was ranked in didn't have a great relationship the Top 20 nationally. with Gilbert. he couldn't really In 1986. the Spartans led the na- comment on how Gilbert got along Having Trouble Getting G. E. Classes 1 ion in total offense and were sec- with the other players. ond in the country in rushing de- "I think that he knew the fense. game." Johnson said. "I can't say at the Time You Want? Quarterback Mike Perez was the that people went in and talked to focal point of those two successful hint about their problems." teams. In each of these two sea- SJSU relied on junior-college You Can Earn Up to 8 Units in 6 Weeks or GRAND 4 Units in 3 Weeks this Summer OPENING at San Jose State University MANICURES Get Your Free Schedule Now at: ADM 107 - Office of Continuing Education $10 Administration Building Lobby Information Center We Specialize in: Student Union Nails Information Center Silk Wraps FREE GIFT Classes Begin as Early as May 29 914 South First (South First and Martha) Saa Jose and End August 17 (408)279-0263 MANICURIST AND BEAUTY SUPPLIES MONDAY MARCH 26 1990 SPARTAN DAILY CI $ n of contract, poor academics lead to end of era led React: Players express shock From page / "He said that he had no regrets be running it as it I have an excel- doubt that he would start violating about anything that he has done lent chance at being the head coach now. Especialy after he has been here and about how much he cares and we will see what happens. mall} ii has hcen 'I think that so successful as a coach." for the program," Rasnick said. "I will use the same system that e successrul ss "The thing about the graduation "Gilbert said that he has always s, col - Gilbert was a Gilbert did on both offense and de- community rate has not even been brought up done what was right for the pro- fense. Randy (Hoffman) said that fixture." he said. before. I don't think that the statis- gram and thought that he had been good coach and a he will be making a decison in the For reenturair high tic clearly represents the true case up front and honest about his prac- next four to six weeks. The MIOntr by good man. I hate a reason gnrn with the football team. Many of us tices. He wished everybody good- he makes that decision the better just hen transters sr who transferred had credits that luck 'he added. to see him go.' tor everyone involved. d. didn't carry over from school to As the players filed out of the Rasnick. was the starting center titian- difference school. I am a transfer from BYU meeting, each said good-bye to on the Spartans 1979 and 1980 7, Sweeney said. and if all of my credits had trans- Gilbert individually. The former Kelly Liebengood, teams, and was co-captain on the Snyder, transfers ferred. I would have graduated by players of Gilbert were obviously SJSU inside linebacker latter. He joined the coaching staff or fn in December now," Martini added. upset as they hugged their former the following year as an under- gen- chool playas The meeting, which was open coach good-bye. graduate assistant. t: until February. only to players and coaches, lasted "I was most surprised by the for the past three seasons, is one of According to Mike Scialabba h to the recruiting a mere 10 minutes. According to timing of this decision," said in- prespective coaches to replace Gil- and Martini, Rasnick would make assistant coach Rick Rasnick, Gil- side linebacker Kelly Liebengood. bert for next year. a good coach for the Spartans. high school re- bert said good-bye to the team and "Most of the time decisions like Rasnick has been an assistant "Rasnick has been around a

number or players thanked them firr the support that this come at the end of the season coach at SJSU for nine seasons. while and he knows the system that

a longer period of they have given him over the not at he beginning of spring ball. I "I am submitting my applica- most of these players are use to.' adds to costs. he years. think that Gilbert was a good coach tion for the coaching position." senior Mike Seialabba said. "The "I have no comment at this and a good man. I hate to see him Rasnick said. "This is my alma guys would be comfortable around id the development time," Gilbert said as he walked to go." mater and I think that it is a fantas- him. No one knows what is going *yens takes longer, Daily file photograph his car. "I wish that I could but it Rasnick, who has been the of- tic program and I really know the Martini celebrates after he scores a touchdown to happen, but what the team need, lifferenre. at Fresno wouldn't be proper at this time." fensive coordinator under Gilbert players. During spring ball I will now is practice." Rick Rasnick considered for coaching position By Nick Fisher Daily staff writer When he announced the dismissal of Claude Gilbert last week, athletic director Randy Hof- fman said that he always carries a list of 10(0 12 available basketball and football coaches in his id.) pocket just in case he ever needs it. IMPROVE Now he needs it. In the Big West, an athletic director can never be too prepared. Four of the eight schools in the conference have made football head- coaching changes in the last six months: the Uni- YOUR versity Nevada-Las Vegas, New Mexico State University. California State University. Long Beach State and now, SJSU. Though Hoffman would not reveal who is on his list, several people are potential candi- dates for the job. He has already received phone COMMUNICATION calls inquiring about the position and has re- ceived resumes. SJSU current offensive coordinator Rick Rasnick, who will direct spring practice, has said he is interested. Hoffman had asked Rasnick to SKILLS. apply. Rasnick will begin his 10th season as a member of the coaching staff and his fourth year as offensive coordinator. During his first two seasons as an offensive coordinator. the Spartans led the country in passing offense and were ranked in the top-10 nationally in total offense and scoring in 1987. Jgra Rasnick was a starting center on the 1979 and 1980 teams and graduated from SJSU in 1111 1982 with a degree in business. The 30-year-old 5SS 4142 is one of the youngest offensive coordinators at 311 an NCAA Division I -A school. IIRk10.61..1 coordinator , a for- RON Cal offensive 474t 6 mer Spartan offensive coordinator, said he is in- 5 55 1 11 31 1 terested in the position also. Shea was at SJSU from 1984-86. According to the San Jose Mercury News other candidates include the following: Sam Gru- neisen. current Los Angeles Raiders linebackers coach and former SJSU defensive coordinator; . a coach; and Bill Meyers, the offensive coordinator for the Uni- versity of Pittsburg. Meyers was reportedly Long Beach State's second choice had Coach Steve Allen not taken the job. No definite time to complete the selection process was announced, but Hoffman expected it would take six to eight weeks to fill the position. "I don't feel particularly rushed." he said. Hoffman formed a screening eomittec to update his list of candidates and make recomme- dations to the Athletics Board. The committee consists of Dan Buerger, executive assistant to SJSU President Gail Fullerton; Dr. Charles Whitcomb, the SJSU faculty representative to communicate better; because you can use it to call the NCAA; a member of the firothall team and An AR,! Card helps you from all kinds of places. Hoffman. Like a friend's, or a pay phone, or out on the . You don't even need to have a phone in your name to get He said it is "tough to find someone with one. And every month you get an itemized bill stating whew and all the qualities that you would hope for." the card. .r.. But Hoffman said an ability to sell the pro- when you used gram. recuit high school players and stress aca- To apply for the A7E7 Cog call us at 1800 525:7955, Ext. 630. E ' AT&T demics are important qualities. Now, if only it were that easy to improve your grade ...... The right choice. The incoming coach will have most of his assistants already in place. The returning point average. coaches consist of the following: Donnie Rea, defensive coordinator and inside linebackers coach; Ken Delgado, defensive line coach: Wally Gaskins. running backs coach: and Ras- nick, if he does not fill head coaching position. Rick Cook and Mike Gillhamer were offered full-time contracts Thursday. Fullerton has the final approval on the ap- pointment of the next head coach. 11/

6 SPAR TAN DAILY MONDAY_ MARCH 26. 1990 Spartan shortstop waits his turn By 'suety . Olsen good. oaay man wow "Craig and I get along great.' Junto' Steve Anderson would Jacobs said. "We give each other rather he playing baseball Instead, advice. We're friends. he's play irig the waning game. Third baseman Jeff Ball and Three-year -starter Anderson has catcher Charles Havel, who were been replayed as the starting short- also teammates of Jacobs at stop by junior transfer Craig Ja- Merced Junior College. are happy Culbs . to have their friend starting with Anderson is not hater. them. "The coach is frustrated Ile ex- "It's kind of neat that we're all pects me to be consistent and make roommates and we all start" Ball the plays that I should make. An- said. "Craig deserves a shot to derson said "There were a few play until he messes up, then you miles some halls were hit that I can throw Steve in there." probably shouldn't have kicked Anderson may not see much i missed I. hut I did. It's my fault.’ playing time if the team continues Anderson feels that an error he Steve Anderson its winning streak and Jacobs made in a game the Spartans lost doesn't make any major mistakes. against the University of San Fran- once I got a chance. I could show "We've been playing very well cisco cost him his starting . them that I can play." with Craig in there. I would be "I know how Coach Piraro "He's taking advantage of it and foolish to break up that chemis- thinks. Anderson said. "I knew doing a solid job," said undergrad- try." Piraro said. when I made that error in that in- uate assistant Todd Eagen. "He's "I'm in a win-win situation. No ning against UST' that I was out of been averaging two hits a game matter who I put in there. I'm there.** and playing steady defense." going to get a good effort. Steve Spartan coach Sam Piraro, a for- Jacobs is characteristically mod- can cover as much ground as any mer Spartan utility infielder, ag- est and soft-spoken. Anderson, shortstop I've seen. I'd have no rees that consistency was the main who oozes charisma, rarely shies reservation putting his name in the reason f.or the decision to bench away from giving his opinions line up." Piraro added. Anderson. Anderson, now in an unaccus- Jacobs knows that he's not in the "I've always felt the shortstop tomed position of waiting on the comfort zone. has to be the steadiest infield posi- bench for a chance to play, has "I've always got to be on my tion of them all. That position is plenty of thoughts on his new role toes, be ready to go. If I let down, involved in a lot of plays and we but isn't moping. Steve can come in and do the job (the coaching staff) felt that it was "As long as Craig plays consis- just as well as I can." Jacobs said.

a little inconsistent," Piraro said. tent he could be in there for the rest Piraro wants his players to feel Jun Mohs Daily staff photographer Anderson made of the year," that way. In his 14 starts. he said. "I'd be SJSU's Craig Jacobs points to first base after a double play in the victory over Washington seven errors. In Jacob's 12 starts hummed out, but what am I going "I want the back up guys to be since taking over he's made only to do'? I had my opportunity to be hungry. You're not going to be a Iwo. in there the whole year and I didn't very good team if the guys that are threat . ’ I have got to he a little hit wor Jacobs, who admits he wasn't take advantage of it. backing the other guys up aren't "There's always the feeling that rued ’ heavily recruited out of Merced Ju- Ironically, when Anderson was putting in an effort," Piraro said. someone could step in and take Piraro's strategy seems to be nior College, has used the opportu- a freshman he replaced the starting "If I see a guy that's backing a guy over your spot." Ilas el said, wriking As irl I Iiinsd:iN nity to show what he can do. shortstop Kelly Colin. Anderson up that's not putting much effort First baseman Ozzie Fernandez the Spatial. ssete .` 55 lids So "Every year it starts like this. said that it didn't affect their into it. then I feel that's really agrees. "This year we have so derson is still play ilii he %X ail 'lig They feel like I'm not good enough friendship -- just as his going to weaken the guy who's much depth in every position. game. Po at.. is k in Abk."...1.11.111 To start." Jacobs said. "I knew whin, with Jacobs is still starting because now he feels no They could put anyone :Inv vv here. ning game

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Now called Proposition lief that public attention must he I 16, the also mean the establishment of paid to the environmental impact Chevron has donated $1 .5 mil- children are concentrated among Missouri. Utah and California. Clean Air and Rail Transportation tourist and freight rail routes as far of pollution caused by industry. lion to an experimental program minority groups, immigrants, Act would give $1.9 billion Chevron's funding allows the for the nonh as Lureka. Last year. the focus of the Coali- to help underprivileged children families with limited English- extension of railway linkages new programs to operate tilt from Amtrak routes costing close to tion dealt with the destruction of in schools by placing them in in- speaking skills and single parent Ilumboldt County to San three years Diego. SI billion and Cahrain im- the ozone layer by chlorofluorocar- tensive training programs instead families. "This proposition is sure to face provements costing more than bons IBM's South San of remedial classrooms. The program will be super- deceitful. though perhaps emitted by "We need to make sure that subtle. S I 7(1 million would also he made. Jose manufacturing plant. "The tendency has been to use vised by the Center for Educaton the *go slow" approach with at- Research at Stanford and satellite all of out young people are of- risk children because of their centers will be established in four fered the same chance to prove socio-economic backgrounds," other universities across the themselves in the classroom, re- Sanchez:Taking care of the students said W. J. Price, president of country. Those are San Francisco gardless of background." said Chevron U.S.A.. the company's State; California State Univer- Levin. prom page 1 Other departments like general vale practice, as a pediatrician at domestic division. "But research sity, Los Angeles; the University Price said lion of the center Chevron became in- to determine practitioners could increase. St. Lukes Hospital in San Fran- tells us that many of these kids of Houston: and the University of volved in which departments funding education be- need more em- "Our job is to take care of the cisco, and his work with the health drop out in high school." New Orleans. cause of its phasis. Sanchez said. concerns over "the students." Sanchez said. commission shows he is qualified The Accelerated Schools Pro- Those universities will set up gmwing body of evidence Nobody will he laid off but. that Staff members that conic in di- to work with college-age students. gram was developed by Henry the training programs in local American business is facing 'through attrition and a retire- rect contact with students may Batt said. Levin of Stanford University. It grammar sch000ls. widening gap between workplace ment." the number of employees prove to be more important in "I'm excited with the future of is designed to challenge acade- The Accelerated Schools Pro- needs and workforce capabili- in sonic departments may he low- reaching out to students, he said. Health Services and I really think mically children who lack home gram already has been intro- ties. ered. such as the lab department. Dr. Sanchez's experience in pri- he's going to make a difference." Training: Seven Second Delay Maguire & Mehallo Practice delayed by firing /ø1 8Euct f(15lettoW, REcYcLE"; lasLE Quo c4L1316 AMP EXTeENEV 444,AIV5Etre;. /VIVE/1 / Ioni ptige I players returning. Gaskins added that it is equally over the offensive I TZEAD orJ THE EL4cK5 PorlATE 7Dc/W/7Y ANp will take line. It will he important for the play- important for the players to con- THE MoR, I OWE 411131 851../EVE LEE /AEOCCA WAS Mike Gillhammer, who will coach ers to stay focused this spring, be- centrate on their eduacation off the PRE5ICEN73 AND KINES, g.16ir7' OPIEV NE 540, the defensive backs, comes to cause the Spartans have a compet- field as well as on. I Tlitor) of, AYH L/771( Kips oipNT Avat SJSU from the University of Utah. itive schedule this season. The Because the position coaches are EWEN-WYE THE To PYIKE AloArEY I/KE MC, Rasnick, who will also coach team starts the season with a home the same, the players won't have to *WRNS ARE WHAT VIE HELL the quarterbacks and receivers this game against Louisville squad on Ft/U. Gov TH/5 prove themselves to a new coach- c000rrif7" spring, is optimistic about the up- September I. The schedule also in- ing staff. This comes as a relief for coming season, stressing that the cludes games against Pac-10 teams some players in their senior year fer Spartans have some quality players such as Cal and Stanford, and fin- such as Brian Woods, who started returning. ishes its home schedule against Big at center last season. .11.0109 I.inehackers Everett Lampkins West rival Fresno State. Some players became concerned e -10,v and Lyneil Mayo. first team All- It won't he hard to keep the when they found out that Gilbert Big West selections last season, re- players moving in the right direc- was going to lose his job. Woods Funhouse Aaron Malchow turn to anchor the defense. On of- tion, Rasnick said, because the said. However, Woods said that oh.. fense. starting tailback Sheldon coaches will be keeping them taw rrcsi III HAVE A Plz.zA -NO- A SAtefficli- (T1415 15 I00.11N&I. Vb. %t. DOOMED TO IN LINE very with Rasnick in charge, spring YE5-80- 108T To &MUE Canley, who set a school record busy. MAYBE. A HOT DOG ... BUT FORUMR! MIA 111.& LATE FOR maws training should go smoothly. OINK UAW LATE,* IN INL LATE AVA(iNtET O'DEa. ! 11'5 THE and finished second nationally in "I think the players just have to is "Rasnick is a good guy," said OF Tit MED WORLDI. aw GNOME% ' all-purpose running yardage, will go out this spring and play ball and Woods. "Everybody likes him and spark the Spartans' attack. get better," said Gaskins, who has respects him. That way (spring qiitt Rasnick also said the offensive been with the Spartans for 12 training) isn't going to be that eilit(I ( 6 -\*1111111111111111111 ,,t ,, ' , W---flo 'P- line and the secondary have several years. hard." ,Na 0 -rat , # Earthquake hotline offers information, predictions SAN JOSE, Calif. 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NEW ORLEANS (API - - Ex- bran in many 441 these products is were challenged o..4.ently by a tons Beth Israel Hospital said the votes to kick out ROTC perts are still unsure whether oat- probably worthless. study conducted at Brigham and oat bran controversy continues. meal will make you live longer. The latest study found that to Women's Hospital in Boston. It "We are still asking: Does it or LOS ANL,LI.LS At'' hi, It:J1) must cialoisc lhc dc,1- hut a new study suggests that to do noticahly lower their cholesterol, found that low -fiber wheat flour doesn't it ulty decided the Reserve OffiCer mon within 30 days tor it to go much good. you'll have to eat an pet pie had to cat two howls of oat lowered cholesterol just as much as Training Corps should be ink) effect. Davidson's study awful lot of it. bran or three bowls ot oatmeal oat bran And both apparently was presented booted out of California State A large group of students ap- Wednesday In theory, at least, the water-sol- each day . worked because people ate less fat. at a meeting of the University, Northridge because plauded Thursday's 44-L5 vote. American uble fiber in oatmeal. oat bran. And although their cholesterol In the latest study. conducted on College of Cardiology. of the military's stance on ho- There were two abstentions. along with a study psyllium and some other foods will levels dropped while eating this 140 people. the Chicago research- of psyllium con- mosexuals. ducted by A special faculty congress at lower the body's cholesterol lev- much cereal, the study left open ers directed by Davidson found Dr. Eleanor G. Levin of "The armed services are Kaiser the University of Wisconsin els the piissibility that they might have that those who cat two howls of oat Permanent', Medical Group practicing the last legal tomi of in Santa Clara, Calif. voted in December to disconti- This idea catapulted oat bran to henefined simply because they bran lower their cholesterol levels discrimination in this country." nue ROTC. The university's become one of the honest food were too lull 10 eat bacon. sau- more than 9 percent. said Nonhridge religious studies three bowls of She found that the psyllium-rich Board of Regents overturned ewes id the. 19140s, as bakers and sages and other high-tat foods. oatmeal seem to reduce it 7 per- professor Howard Hupp. laxative Ikletainucil, taken twice a that vote in February. oat "Whether or brewers offered bran dough- it's fat substitution cent day, seems to modestly lower cho- It was the second time since Oal bran potato chips, even not, oat bran or oatmeal appears to However. it was unclear how the Vietnam War era faculty has U.S. Supreme Court ear- nuts. lesterol. even if people are already The lower cholesterol," said reaffirmed military oat bran beer Dr. Mi- much the volunteers changed other eating low-fat tisk'. sought to bar ROTC from a lier this year But even it it might do some chael Davidson of Rush Medical parts of their diet to offset their U.S. college campus. North- policy excluding homosexuals good, a new study suggests that the College in Chicago. high daily consumption of cereal. 'I think it's an excellent adjunct ridge President James W. from the armed forces. 14101 'minuscule amount of oat Out bran's apparent powers Dr. Richard Pasternak of Ho'.- to a prudent diet." she said.

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