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By Blair Whitney last three years and Caret said that the deans and col- Caret said. He said that he would like system. For example, we're the only Spartan Daily Staff Writer the university now leges should make the choices about to encourage creative ideas from the campus offering a degree in occupa- San Jose State University needs to faces some tough which programs should be dropped or deans by letting the dean's college tional therapy, so that's probably not a limit the number of programs it offers, choices, said Don consolidated. keep whatever money it can save. program we would cut," Caret said. said President Robert Caret in a press Kassing, vice presi- "These things have come up general- "We need to do some 'selective prun- Caret said that his comments at an conference Wednesday. dent for administra- ly for discussion, but we haven't heard ing'," Caret said. Academic Senate meeting about the "With no new money coming in, SJSU tion, at an SJSU any major proposals," said James In considering cuts, Caret said SJSU importance of engineering and busi- cannot continue to run all the pro- Academic Senate Walsh, acting academic vice president. should consider its history and tradi- ness programs were misunderstood by grams we have without sinking into meeting. "We'll need to set up a process with tions, as well as the needs of the com- some to mean that these programs mediocrity," he said. "We need to con- SJSU currently has Caret extensive consultation to consider pro- munity it serves. SJSU needs to decide would not be considered for cuts. centrate the money on fewer pro- 150 degree programs gram cuts and consolidations." which programs are most important, "Everything needs to be examined," grams." offering bachelor and master degrees, "We need to find a way to limit the Caret said. Caret said. "We offer something like San Jose State University has lost according to the 1995 - 1997 course cat- number of programs we offer "We must also look at how we fit into $19 million in state funding over the alogue. majors, minors, and concentrations," the CSU ( State University) See Caret, page 3 UPD: Foct s Kinder, Downtown gentler hangouts Officers like for students By Catherine Ippoliti personal touch Spartan Daily Stall Writer When students aren't working, By Dexter T. Manglicmot studying for exams, or writing Stall Writer Spartan Daily term papers, they can often be University Police Officer found partying in one of the Robert Noriega has patrolled many nighttime hangouts locat- the San Jose State University ed in downtown San Jose. campus for eight years and has From jazz to alternative, seeli fellow officers move on to karoke to jukebox music, these other departments. But for clubs and pubs offer different Noriega, UPD is home. atmospheres for the diverse per- "You get to deal with a lot sonal tastes of individuals. more people on a smaller Toons seems to be the num- scale," Noriega said. "And you ber one hot spot for a lot of San have more ability to contact Jose State University students. people in a more positive way." Russ Hedgteth, a political sci- Noriega likes the relaxed ence major, said he's a regular environment and said UPD customer at Toons on Thursday doesn't have to deal with a lot nights. of the problems the larger "It's a college crowd here. police departments face. everyone is real sociable and the "We have a pretty good work- beer's only 50 cents," Hedgteth ing relationship with most said. departments," Noriega said. Although Hedgteth is a bounc- He prefers UPD because er at San Jose Live, he believes he has more control over his Toons is the best place in San work and the small size of the Jose to go after hours. "There Pik rro BY CIIRItillAN DEL ft 'SARI SPARTAN 11Ali a family are not many fights here. It's department creates San Jose Live provides an assortment of activities for those looking for a bar are some of the things to look to upon entering. The -end See Nightlife. See UPD, page 6 place to hang out and have fun Pool tables, basketball courts and a on Sec Street between Son C i i.d San Fernando str.,n't- page 6 'Writer's writer' Grace Paley Alum founded Calif. Communist Party reads her work tonight 60-year career included Center for Literary Arts sponsors her appearance Women's Suffrage,

By Michele Bolger attempt too much," he said. workers' rights Spartan Daily Staff Writer Paley often takes time out from writing By Linda Taaffe Her background as a Russian immi- to pursue political causes. She has shown Spartan Daily Staff Writer grant, growing up in the Bronx and being her activism by distributing anti-war When the State Normal School an anti-Vietnam War activist have led pamphlets, going overseas to show her opened in San Jose on June 14, award-winning author Grace Paley to dissatisfaction with the Vietnam War and 1871, it seemed unlikely that, 48 write of her experiences. marching on the Capitol. years later, one of its students Paley's career started when she began Although Paley never finished her would be the founder of California's writing poems at the age bachelor's degree at Communist Labor party and face a 64 of 5. However, she did Hunter College in New 14-year prison sentence. not become a published York, she has gone on to In fact, the State Board of writer until she was 35. Her successes are receive many awards Education moved the teacher's The author, now 73, intermittent, such as the literary school (now San Jose State will be speaking to San unpredictable, often award for short story University) out of Jose State University stu- writing given by the because it believed the crowded dents today as part of shapely and without National Institute of Arts city, with its distractions, was not a the Major Author Series and Letters in 1970. proper place for young ladies. San sponsored by The Center wholeness. Paley also received the Jose, with its churches, provided a for Literary Arts. Edith Wharton award at more sheltered environment, said Vivian GOIlliCk York State given in San Jose Archivist Jack Douglas. An open forum with VIllage yoke New Paley will take place in 1988 and '89; the Rea "The San Jose Mercury News PIP al ol'12110 OF TM BANCROFT LIBRARY Washington Square Hall 19 award for short stories convinced local skeptics that the Political activist Charlotte Anita Whitney (1867-1955) right, and her attorney John room 109 at 12:30 p.m. given in 1993 and the school would attract 'desirable, Francis Neyland She will also be reading from her work in Vermont Governor's award for Excellence young women, not 'fast, mischie- democratic ideals. children working in factories, pros- the Engineering building auditorium at 7:30. In the Arts In 1993. vous men,' "he said. "Instead they Whitney graduated from the San titutes, rats, crowded living quar- Paley has written five short fiction "Her successes are intermittent, unpre- got a radical ... Anita Whitney." Jose Normal School in 1884 and ters. and poverty-stricken immi- books along with a book of poems and dictable, often shapely and without Whitney was a social worker, a Wellesley College in 1889. She aban- grants changed her life. In 1893, she book of collected stories. wholeness," said Vivian Gonick in the suffragist and a political activist. As doned her teaching aspirations after began 15 years of social service. She has been described as "a writer's Village Voice. the daughter of a wealthy, political- visiting the College Settlement "Social work was low paying, but writer" by reviewer William Novak. She "Paley, when she is good, is so good ly active Oakland family, Whitney House in where social it was an acceptable and natural "focuses her talent and energy on the that one feels what can be felt only in the grew up in comfortable surround- workers tried to improve slum life. craft itself and observes the classic rule: presence of a true writer: safe," Gonick ings with Christian ethics and The unfamiliar sights of exploited See Whitney, page 5 She writes what she knows. She does not said. 2 Friday, March 10, 1993 OPINION San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY The Mellow Prose of Texas Someone get me a gut-be-gone I am quickly losing the battle of instead. the bulge, and I can't stand It. "I see you have finally gotten a In the last three years. I went healthy appetite," she'll say. But from a comfortable 6-foot-7-inch- this is before you've started eat- es, 200-pound frame to an ever- ing. expanding 280 pounds. My once 'Your friends get together for BMX-sized spare tire is now big pick-up games of football or base- enough for a dump truck (slight ball and you are already designat- exaggeration) Since high school I ed rusher/blocker or catcher. have gained 100 pounds. Then they realize it takes five My friends say it's because I'm Chris McCrellis guys to bring you down, so they a married man, but that's not give you the ball, adding another good enough for me. There are Mitchell nickname, "Jurassic Nightmare," plenty of men who are married to the list. and in shape. *You go out to dinner and somebody else I understand that our metabolism rate slows orders the large combo plate, and the absent- down as we get older, so that explains some of it. minded server assumes the largest plate is for I've also stopped playing sports because I really the "Big Guy." have no time for them anymore. "Whoops! Sorry," he'll say. There goes the When I'm at school, I basically sit in front of a "big" tip. computer for 8 to12 hours. I know that has to be You get into a small car with your friends, good on a young body like mine. I was working- and it drops considerable enough for everyone out for awhile, but I committed the ultimate to say, "Whoa!" work-out sin. I put it off for one day, a week, a For your birthday and Christmas, everyone month, a year.. .and I'm a growing boy. Growing gives you money or a Big and Tall catalog outward, not upward. because they don't want to be embarrassed by Writer's Forum When this happens, people begin to treat you giving you too big or too small a gift. differently. It's very easy to tell, too. Let me tell 'People in a theater move down a seat ya. because you're either blocking their view (my You know you're fat when... height) or you're crowding them by sitting next Ode to the Final Four *Strangers who normally would ask if you to them (my girth). T'was the week before March "Wizard's" years, providing more played hoops start asking you why you aren't 'You order a salad and the same dim-witted Madness, and all through the than their share of joyful tears. helping out the Forty-Niners injury plagued offen- waiter asks in a surprised voice, "Is that all?" No, crib, every coach was stirring, The most talented teams sive line. I think I'll have one of everything on the menu, anticipating a bid. aren't always the best, remember "A boy with all that meat on him like you please. In hopes of being one of the 64 "Phi Slamma Jamma," G-Town and should be able to push their whole defensive line People you haven't seen in a long time look teams, to get an opportunity to the rest? out of the way," they will say. Thanks, I think. at your midsection and say, 'What happened to fulfill their dreams. Those '91 Rebels were one of Was that a compliment? you?'" It's tip-off time, so let the games the best ever seen, they even *Your nickname goes from "Stretch" or "Slim" I'm not blaming anyone for my growing gut, begin, to see who can put togeth- made Bobby Hurley have shark to "Big Guy" or "Big Bear." but I will say this. Watch what you say when er six straight wins. dreams. "You're just like a big huggable bear," they'll approaching someone who is of ample frame. Those championship games Lat-ry Lee But the Blue Devils went on to say. Thanks again. Just like it can hurt when we make comments make you want to shout, even win two straight, can You go to Big and Tall stores and the only regarding someone's race, it can be just as bad Michigan's Chris Webber had to call a time out. Richardson's Razorbacks become that great? shirts you can look at are nightshirts for the when we say something inappropriate about Fans sit by day after day, some would say History says no, but the Hogs say yes, espe- average person disguised as T-shirts for you. someone's physical appearance. wasting their lives away. cially with Bill Clinton as their special guest. You go out for pizza with the guys, and it's Like Dana Carvey's Grumpy Middle-Age Man Forgetting the world to watch basketball, try- Wake Forrest, Missouri and Arizona too, getting down to the last piece and everyone character on Saturday Night Live, if "You're look- ing to see who can win it Virginia, Villanova and looks at you. ing at my gut, I'm working on it." all. The most talented even Purdue. "You can have the last piece man, I'm stuffed," Rebounds, blocked Kansas, U Conn. and they'll say. What. I can't be stuffed too? Sure I Chris McCrellis Mitchell shots, diving on the floor, teams aren't always Michigan State, Kentucky have more body to throw around, but come on. is the Etc. Editor. just for a chance to go to and Maryland all have Your grandmother, who would normally His column appears the Final Four. the best, remember something to say. harp on you for your bird-like appetite, notices every other Friday. North Carolina, U Mass "Phi Slamma Jamma," Yes, this is the time you have found that garbage disposal-like one and UCLA, all expect to that I long for the most, be in Seattle on champi- G-Town, and the rest? first pick a team and then onship day. brag or boast. Letters to the Edito But we've seen it before, and we'll see it again, No other time suits me more, than watching even Wisconsin-Green Bay could come out with a the Road to the Final Four. CSU makes another disappointing decision win. "It's March Madness baby!" Dickey "V" will Larry Lee is a Dear Editor heads at corporate insensitivity the needs of the students, the yell, "Who's number one?" Only time will tell. Spartan Daily to farmland preservation and disappearance of the farmland, To be merely invited for many is the best, for Staff Writer The California State energy consumption. the decline in air quality and the others you have to prove you're better than the University system employs Actually, those companies increase in energy consump- rest. teachers of geography, urban lack the power of the CSU sys- tion. The Bruins did that 10 times during the planning, environmental policy, tem to use condemnation pro- I keep expecting more of the California history and local poli- ceedings against the lemon CSU administration than the tics. Why didn't the trustees growers. average corporate entity, and I Opinion page make use of that talent before Perhaps the CSU administra- keep getting disappointed. they purchased 260 acres of tion hopes for a pristine rural Spartan Daily prime Ventura County farmland environment far from the prob- Roy Christman po icies for a new CSU campus? lems of urban life. They might Political Science Editorial If this were Costco or also have considered existing "If all mankind minus one, were of one Executive Editor Joanne Griffith Domingue Valine Chevron, we would shake our public transportation networks, opinion, and only one person were of the City Editor Kevin contrary opinion, mankind would be no News Editor Mal thew Torn Jeremy Hogan person, Photo Editor more justified in silencing that one Fortin) Editor Mabee!, (A.J.) NOmal than he, if he had the power, would be jus- Sports Editor Jun Seems Discrimination in basketball program tified in silencing mankind." Day Editors Shelley Spackman John Stuart Mill, Tina Casalino

Dear Editor, nation, they were cut from the The differing language and "On Liberty" (1850) Tim SChwalbach ('hie( Photographer Jeanette Hanna team due to their inability to cultural perspective of the &Mot Chris atcCiellit-Mitchell The representation of a broad range of Etc. I am writing this letter in make lay-ups or dribble the ball Chinese players would surely Etc. (4601(3 John Lee protest of the severe under-rep- properly. make up for any inexperience opinions is important to a democracy. The Etc. Art Design Laura Becker resentation of the Chinese- The basketball administra- that they may have dribbling a Spartan Daily is committed to sharing American community in our bas- tion never once considered the basketball. those opinions with the community. Senior Reporter Ilene Meeks Michele ketball program here at San Jose rich cultural value and differing When has it ever been a pri- Spartan Daily readers may express them- Reporters: Michelle Alaimo, Jennifer Bixier, selves on the Opinion page with a Letter to Bolger, Kristin Butler, Jennifer Ferguson, Crlstal State University. perspective that a Chinese play- ority for our school to honor Guderlahn, Catherine Ippoliti, Larry Lee, Dexter For years the team has been er could bring to our basketball excellence over diversity? If our the Editor or Campus Viewpoint. Manglicniot, Roger Ramirez, Nora Profit Ross, Ken dominated by both Euro- program. objective is to reach total cul- A Letter to the Editor is a 200 words Stewart. Linda Taalle, Otto Waldorf, Blair Whitney American and Afro-American The only reason for their tural equity, we must first be response to an issue or point of view that Photographers: Janet Blackburn, Jeff Chiu, Christian players, neglecting to include exclusion, it would appear, is willing to accept the diluted has appeared in the Spartan Daily. Campus DeiRosario, Eric Grigorian, Corey Rich, John Stubier

the full racial diversity of our the lack of skill that my friends standards and unequal expecta- Viewpoint is a 300 to 500 word essay (2 Cartoonist: Jay Vales DOUBLE SPACED PAGES) on current cam- campus. exhibited. tions that this policy demands. Advisers: Mack Luncistrom, Jim McNay A few of my Chinese friends But why should we penalize pus, political or personal issues. tried out for the team last an individual for their inability Roy Sake!son Submissions become the property of the Spartan Daily and may be edited for clarity, Adve,lising semester. In what can only be to meet the necessary require- Senior, English Advertising Director Daly grammar, libel and/or length. Submission Michele called a blatant act of discrimi- ments? Art Director Kevin Taylor name, address, must contain the author's Retail Manager Gary Merrill phone number, signature and major. Computer Specialist Keith Harmon Submissions must be typed or submitted National Manager Monica McQueen Use the law to end ex's obsession on a 3.5 Inch disk using Microsoft Word on Marketing Manager Sharon Milner Dear Editor, If she is sincere about ending She has fallen into the "I'm a the Macintosh. Always provide a printout of the piece. Retail: Kenton Wilmot, James Namba, Jeni Schlitz his disturbing actions, she'd poor victim" syndrome. It is her Etc: Mark Failio, Lilly Gutierrez In response to Tina Casalino's stop letting things happen to responsibility to break the Submissions may be put in the Letters to Downtown: Rene Martinez, Steve Merghart column "Ex's obsession Is out of herself and take control of her cycle, before his obsession the Editor box at the Spartan Daily office in Artists: Kaz Aoki, 'Minnie Moyano, Pamela Lee control," (Feb. 23), I say the life. Follow through with court becomes her downfall. There Is Dwight Bente! Hall room 209, sent by fax to blame is also hers. action If needed. too much senseless violence in (408) 924-3237, or mailed to the Spartan Adviser Jack Quinton She is allowing her ex- She can also file a retraining today's society because the vic- Daily Form Editor, School of Journalism Graphics Specialists: Jim Butler, Dave Karigaca boyfriend to ruin her life by fol- order, which is a court order, tim didn't know what to do. and Mass Communications, San Jose State University, One Washington Square, San News Room (4111101124-3280 lowing her, calling repeatedly, preventing him from coming Don't threaten him with legal Fan 924-3712 and showing up at her place of within x number of feet of her, action, just do it. Jose, Ca, 95192. Advertising 9243275 employment. writing her, telephoning, visiting Editorials are written by, and are the con- Clarified 5243277 sensus of the Spartan Daily editors, not the There are laws against "stalk- her home, work, school, etc. Paul Benedetti Spartan Daily, (UM'S a 5(19-490), Is published every school day tor (lull ing" which is exactly what her If her ex violates any provision Grad student staff. academic yr ) $25 (en nem )515 011 -campus price per ropy. IS cents, These opinions appearing do not neces- by San Jose State University, One Washington Square, San Jose, Ca, ex-boyfriend is doing. She can of the court order, a law 9319241149 Mail subscriptions accepted on. reniai,,.ter ol semester end it by filing a police report enforcement officer must arrest sarily reflect the views of the Spartan Daily, basis S1,011(1 -C 'WI postage paid at San Jose, Ca POSTMASTER: Send documenting the incidences. him. the School of Journalism and Mass address changes to Spartan Daily. San Jose State University, One Communications or SJSU. Washington Square, San Jose, Ca 9519241149 EMI

SPARTAN DAILY San Jose State University Friday, March It INS 3 Opposition to border crossing tax Sparta Guide Proposal links federal funding for border improvements with levying fee SJSU's Weekly Calendar WASHINGTON (AP) Con- pers, aid impose an unfair bur- from northern and southern the tax," Rep. Solomon Ortiz, D- gressional foes of a border den on the border region. border lawmakers, as well as Texas, said Thursday. The crossing fee are trying again to Proponents say it could raise the governments of Mexico and Corpus Christi lawmaker has Saturday derail a Clinton administration up to $400 million annually, if Canada. been one of the fee's most vigor- proposal to link federal funding imposed nationally, to improve Last week, the Mexican and ous foes. Career Manning & Placement SJSU toe Hockey 'ream for border public works congested border crossings, Canadian ambassadors met on However, the idea of a fee Constructing a Career in Civil SJSU vs. UOP 8p m. San Jose improvements to states' willing- lengthen hours of operation and Capitol Hill with members of the continues to draw some sup- Engineering 12:30p.m. Engineer- Ice Centre, 10th & Alma Call ness to levy the fee. provide new crossing lanes. Anti-Border Tax Coalition to port This week, Senate immi- ing Building, Room. 189. 924-8928 Call 924-6033. Members of the Anti-Border At the direction of Rivlin's detail their continued opposi- gration subcommittee Chairman SJSU Rugby Tax Coalition scheduled a late- Office of Management and tion to a crossing fee. Alan Simpson, R-Wyo., indicated Chinese Campus Fellowship SJSU vs. University of afternoon meeting Thursday Budget, the White House last In a letter to Rivlin earlier this that he considers the proposal Speaker 11.- fing 2:30p.m.-5p.m. Colorado lp.m. South Campus with White House budget direc- month backed off the mandato- week, coalition members said still alive. Field Student Union Almaden Room. Rugby tor Alice their ry aspect of its plan. the fee "is definitely not an In contrast, Texas Republican Call 287-4118. Rivlin to restate Volunteer Income Tax dislike of a crossing fee. Now, the administration wants attractive option for our states Sen. Phil Gramm, who chairs the Human Resource Assistance The fee which the adminis- to offer states money for border or our communities." appropriations subcommittee Management Association Free Income Tax Preparation tration first proposed as manda- infrastructural improvements if The opponents are seeking a that funds INS, has indicated the Pizza Social: join us for an 12noon-4p.m. Business tory for all people entering the they agree to levy fees of $1.50 complete withdrawal of the proposal is "deader than Elvis." RID 309. exciting social gathering. Classrooms, United States from Canada and per pedestrian and $3 per vehi- administration's proposal, with But the executive director of Members & a friend eat free! 7p.m. Mountain Mike's Pizza, Mexico at land-border ports of cle entering the United States. no strings attached to border the Federation for American 301E. Hamilton. Call 275-0148. _Sunday entry is bitterly opposed on Discounted passes would be funding for additional Customs Immigration Reform, which both borders. available for those making multi- Service and Immigration and Na- advocates a tightening of U.S. LDSSA Catholic Campus Ministry Naysayers contend it would ple crossings. One proposal turalization Service inspectors, borders, said Thursday he con- Friday Forum - Guest Speaker Sunday Evening Mass 6p.m. harm trade and travel between under consideration would offer new crossing lanes and other siders the fee has a "50-50" 12:30p.m. LDS Institute Bldg., Campus Interfaith Center, 10th 66S. 7th St. & San Carlos. and Mass 8p.m. the three countries, depress the monthly passes for $10. infrastructure improvements. chance of passage. St. Joseph's Cathedral, Market economies of U.S. border busi- The revised plan continues "There has been much confu- "We just don't believe the Sikh Student Association & San Fernando. Call 298-0204. nesses reliant on foreign shop- to be draw heavy opposition sion as to what is going on with issue is dead," said Dan Stein, Meeting 2p.m.-3p.m. Student Union, Pacheco Rm. Call 270-9331. SJSU lee Hockey Team School Board decides VEGETARIANS! SJSU vs. UC Davis 8p.m. San Jose Ice Centre, 10th & Alma. Celebrate The Great American Meatout Day Call 924-8928. Monday, March 20 to halt sex education Stand Together In Front of The Sparta Guide is heel!! and available to students, faculty 8. staff associations Deadline is 5pm two days before publication Forms availableat DIM 209. Entries may be edited Durham Meat Company 160 Sunol Street to allow for space restrictions Lawsuit prompts officials to stop And Stand Up For Vegetarianism! teaching 7th- and 9th-graders Time ii:oo A.M. to 12:30 P.M. Located Between The Alameda & Park Ave. Officials try to solve HEMET (AP) Sued for contraception. They have been Near San Jose Arena downplaying contraception in taught for several years. MORE INFO, CALL (408) 927-9281 sex education classes, the In October, parents filed a law- school board here has decided suit claiming they violated state Highway 1 reopening to drop the classes altogether. curriculum guidelines and gave An Alternative Facing a lawsuit over Christ- inaccurate information. The Direction Closure is hurting businesses, residents ian-oriented studies known as Planned Parenthood Feder-ation HALF MOON BAY (AP) Montara Mountain with cuts as "Sex Respect," "Teen-Aid" and of America and the civil liberties Pressure built Thursday for a deep as the Golden Gate Bridge "Choosing the Best," the Hemet group People for the American in %Om We. permanent solution to the frus- is high. Unified School Board voted 4-3 Way supported the action. Weak LIN134 trating closure of Highway 1 at In an opinion Monday, U.S. Tuesday night to halt all sex On Tuesday, the board said Friday Nights, 7:15 P.M. 415 948 5698 Devil's Slide, but little agree- District Court Judge D. Lowell education class- 66 fighting the law- For those who know where they're going, ment exists on how. es for seventh- suit would cost Jensen wrote that "the public and more importantly, those who don't The highway was cut Jan. interest overwhelmingly sup- and ninth-gra- We really need to $100,000 or A Illnistry ol first Baptist (harsh al Los Altos 22 when heavy rains loosened ports preserving funding" for ders, except for return the more, and decid- a 200-foot section of the the bypass. AIDS awareness ed it would be road between Pacifica and Half But bypass opponents re- courses required responsibility back better to drop Moon Bay, hurting local busi- ceived some cautiously good by the state. to the parents. the programs. College N ht! nesses and causing a commut- news from Ted Lempert, head "It's like dri- Trustees re- ing nightmare for residents of the San Mateo County Board ver's education," Gary Young fused to put Every Wednesday Ilcinet Unified School south of the slide. of Supervisors, and from U.S. said board Presi- DIA:trio pmsideot other sex educa- oolcs The storm Thursday dropped Rep Anna Eshoo, D-Calif. dent Gary Young. tion courses in sobodY, Ac a tree onto the only other road Geologists who toured the "We teach stu- their place leading to Half Moon Bay, site met with Lempert in his dents to obey the law and not to because they said no classes like I Highway 92, virtually isolating office and said that a less dis- speed. But we don't tell them were better than the prospect IIIGrilled Alligator* the community for several ruptive tunnel through Montara about radar detectors and of teachers discussing contra- *Assorted Empanadas hours. Mountain is feasible, although demonstrate to them how to ception with teen-agers. *Cuban Dishes* The earliest date for tem- the idea must be evaluated by use them." "We really need to return the *Jamaican Dishes* porarily reopening Highway us CalTrans. Some school leaders didn't responsibility back to the par- Party & Dance July. But all sides agree the cur- Eshoo's office said that the buy such reasoning. ents, and tell them it's their job In a Caribbean C# rent roadbed will eventually Federal Highway Administration "This is a disservice to our to teach their children about have to be abandoned as Devil's has agreed to make up to $100 kids," said Trustee Gisela sex education and the values atmosphere Slide lives up to its name and million available for a tunnel if Gosch. "Kids need a proper they approve of in their own Thursday slowly crumbles into the sea. local officials agree. education and need to know the homes," said Young. Tony Miles/Reggae 0 This week environmentalists The bypass has been held up pitfalls that are out there, and Plaintiffs in the lawsuit called Friday DJ Gabriel/Salsa received a blow from a federal for almost three decades by how to protect themselves and the decision a cop-out. Saturday judge who ruled $47 million in lawsuits challenging its environ- make good choices. "Parents teach sexuality DJ Socca/Reggae this is being relegat- every day ... but there are cer- federal funds set aside since mental impact, and by local "But now Call for reservations 1983 to fix Devil's Slide can be opponents who fear it will open ed back to the playground and tain topics that parents them- or more information used only to build a controver- up the rural Half Moon Bay area the glitters." selves reach out and say, 'We sial multi-lane bypass. to an onslaught of urban devel- The courses in Hemet, a need help," said Carole I. The bypass, backed by opment. ranch community about 75 Chervin, an attorney for 1...) 6.1 CalTrans and opposed by the CalTrans officials argue there miles east of . Planned Parenthood. "And the -\ INN ...-0,4. Sierra Club, would slash are no alternatives to the focused on abstinence and school is the best place for that Jose's ,’, through a state park and bypass. brushed over the subject of help."

Caret The Selection Committee of CONTINUING EDUCATION From page 1 invites you to meet with the candidates for the position of es where students at satellite "Class size just keeps going up," eight or nine engineering locations can take courses said Allison Heisch, professor of DEAN OF CONTINUING EDUCATION degrees, and perhaps we might remotely. SJSU also receives English. "In departments like consider offering only six," he televised class offerings from English where we don't use said. other CSU campuses . scantrons, the papers and tests Candidates: Caret said SJSU must decide "The (faculty) workload issue add tip to a lot of hours of grad- on its priorities or lose the will need to be addressed (for ing." Mr. John Ebersole, University of California-Berkeley chance to act. "Change is televised classes)," Caret said. As the workload on faculty inevitable, and if you don't do it 1 personally believe that faculty has increased there have been Dr. Harvey Stone, Alliance for Higher Education (Dallas, TX) yourself, someone else will do it should be judged on the credit few pay increases for SJSU's fac- for you," Caret said. hours they produce and not the ulty and staff. Dr. Nancie Fimbel. San Jose State University At the same time that SJSU amount of time they spend lec- "The draft (state) budget I've considers program cuts, Caret turing." seen includes a 2.5 percent CANDIDATES DATE LOCATION TIME said he hopes technology might if faculty produce 300 to 350 increase for faculty and staff," Increase productivity. credit hours, they're earning Caret said. "If it (the draft bud- Mr. John Ebersole March 6 Engineering 189 10:00 a.m. "The cost is much, much their keep," Caret said. get) survives, faculty and staff Dr. Harvey Stone March 10 Engineering 189 10:00 a.m. lower per student for televised The workload for the faculty are likely to receive ... cost of classes," Caret said. SJSU cur- has increased substantially with living adjustments and some Dr. Nancie Fimbel March 14 Engineering 189 10:00 a.m. rently offers five televised class- the ongoing state budget cuts. merit increases in salary." The Selection Committee has arranged an "Open Forum" for each State tax revenues falling short of projection candidate to meet with students, faculty, staff, and community mem- SACRAMENTO (AP) State corporate and sales tax receipts She said total receipts from bers. Each candidate will present her or his vision of the position of tax revenues through February for the first eight months of the those three taxes for February were 4 percent ahead of the pre- 1994-95 fiscal year were $24.36 were $2.56 billion, up 4.1 per- Dean of Continuing Education. vious fiscal year, but slightly billion, $933 million more than cent or $102 million from the behind revenue projections by the same period in the previous same month last year. But she Your participation and evaluation of the candidates is important to us. Gov. Pete Wilson's administra- fiscal year. But that is $193 mil- said that was $390 million, or tion, state Controller Kathleen lion, or 0.8 percent, below 13.2 percent, below Wilson Feedback instruments will be provided. Please invite others and join us. Connell says. Wilson administration revenue administration forecasts for Connell said personal income, forecasts. February. 4 Friday, March 10, 1995 SPORTS San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY SJSU ousted by UNLV, 77-66 in Big West Tournament By Larry Lee Spartan Daily Stall Writer A furious second half rally basketball by the University of Nevada. Las Vegas kept the San Jose Manuel started them off on a State University men's bas- 20-6 scoring run with 10:55 ketball team from advancing to play. in the Big West tournament. "Tonight we played a good Damian Smith led UNLV 40 minutes," said Cleveland with 23 points, including five Edwards, UNLV interim head 3-pointers, as the Runnin' coach. "We didn't quit. Our Rebels record may pulled not show ahead in that, but MARVIN Forio SPARTAN DART FILE PHOTO the final our team University goalie Mike Bruins makes a save against ment team at the American Collegiate Hockey Association's We hung together doesn't San Jose State minutes to Stanford in a game last season. Bruins was named to the all-tourna- national tournament last weekend at Colorado State University. beat SJSU (Thursday) and that quit. We 77-66 on was the difference. hung Thursday together in the first Cleveland Edwards (Thursday) l interim head coach Spartans take fifth in ACHA round of and that the tour- PP was the dif- nament. ference." Senior The center Mike Brotherton, victory sends UNLV into national hockey tournament who only played two min- today's quarterfinals against utes against the Runnin' New Mexico State. Jim Seimas and then ran out of gas." good team and has been No. 4 Spartan Daily Sports Editor Rebels in the Spartans' last Trailing 35-32 in the sec- Bruins received five of the (nationally) or No. 5 all year home game of the season, ond half, SJSU took over Hockey pucks can fly at eight votes cast by the coaches, long. That was a real big upset for San Jose. I think that showed led SJSU with 20 points and with a 14-5 scoring run led speeds in excess of 100 mph, 44 with one ballot stating, "He may six rebounds. Guard Tito by guard Brad Quinet. He and when they're coming from not be the best goalie, but he San Jose State did deserve to Addison added 18 points scored eight points as the the sticks of Colorado State They held us until handled more saves, and his come out," Chartrand said. and also collected 6 boards. Spartans built their lead to players, it's not a pretty day for team would've been beat worse. With Colorado State (3-0) The Spartans end their 46-40. opposing goalies. the second period SJSU's defense was not that undefeated after round-robin season with a 4-23 record, 3- Smith answered with two But Mike Bruins, one of two and then ran out of good." play and Kentucky, SJSU and 16 against Big West teams. 3-pointers, and SJSU's San Jose State University's The Spartans gave up three Southern all 1-2, "You've got to play for 40 Terence Wilborn followed goalies, said he loved every sec- gas. unanswered goals in the third Kentucky had to lose to minutes," said SJSU Head with a basket to make it 48- ond of the Rams' 57 shots in the Steve Chartrand period and lost their second Colorado by 12 goals for the Coach Stan Morrison. "You 46. American Collegiate Hockey Colorado State University hockey coach game to University of Kentucky, Spartans to advance to the can't play for 30." The two teams tied it up Association Division II champi- 4-1. Lou Siville was in goal for semifinals. The Rebels were without at 50 before Addison scored onship tournament last week- the Spartans. "We thought we could com- forward Kebu Stewart who to make it 50-52. The end. In the third and final game of pete with most of the teams reportedly will miss the rest Runnin' Rebels went on The host Rams, the eventual "They had a lot of 2 on Os and 3 the round robin portion of the there, except two," Bruins said. of the season for violating their 20-6 run after that and ACHA champions, scored a 10-1 on Os." tournament, the Spartans nearly Colorado defeated Stanford 7- NCAA rules. sealed the win on four first-game win over the Spartans Prior to attending the nation- blew a 4-1 lead. Southern 2 in the semifinals with Cardinal "UNLV is on a nice roll," straight free throws by Eric in front of 1,200 fans at als, the Spartans had outscored Connecticut University scored goalie Bill Sutherland making 49 Morrison said. "They're Lee, two by Jermaine Smith Colorado State University in opponents 141-20 in their 16 vic- three straight goals to tie the saves. While Indiana University playing very well ... (without and two by Damian Smith. Fort Collins. tories a goalies nightmare, game in the third period. crushed Kentucky 10-0 in the Stewart) they're smoother SJSU shot 59 percent from In spite of the number of Bruins said. In one game this Forward Mike Craig took a other bracket. as a team. Their roles are the field in the second half, goals allowed, Bruins was season, the Spartans faced only pass from Tony Destro and In the championship game, more clearly defined and but the Spartans also com- named to the all-tournament one shot. scored the game-winning goal the Rams handed the Hoosiers a everyone is taking turns mitted 20 turnovers com- team for his position. He was "For once I'm into the game. I for SJSU with two minutes left. 5-3 ACHA title defeat. stepping up." pared to UNLV's 12. one of six players honored and wish I had those all the time. It's Other teams that didn't quali- The Spartans took fifth in the The Spartans traded the "They were far more orga- the only Spartan. so exciting where it's constant fy for the eight-team tourna- tournament. lead with the Runnin' Rebels nized than we were," "(Colorado) has four lines shots," Bruins said. ment were upset that San Jose (12-15) throughout the Morrison said. "We self- that come at you all the time. I "All year we've been an offen- State, ranked No. 20, got the The Spartans host UC Davis on entire first half and much of destructed in the second made a good first save and it sive-minded team," Rams Coach invite over several higher- Friday and UOP on Saturday. the second half until Reggie half." kind of snowballed, even though Steve Chartrand said. "They ranked teams. Both games are at 8 p.m. at the they scored 10." 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Crane, dean of Col- Special to thr !,part,to Daily Snyder, both students who work lege of Humanities and Arts, As San Jose State University in the choralier's campus office, was one of the first to initiate students go about their busi- said choir members were thrilled. the campaign to help fund the ness at 4 p.m. today, it will be 7 "They are really excited, I choir and dancers' trip to p.m. in Washington D.C. At the mean especially about being Washington D.C. John F. Kennedy Center for able to perform at the Kennedy "He takes great pride in the Performing Arts' Concert Hall, Center. That is a really big groups' accomplishments," said the curtain will be rising for 38 thing," Barton said. Lavonne Simpson, events coor- of their classmates. The sequence of activities dinator for the college. The 38 are members of SJSU's that led up to today's event The choraliers, who will sing Choraliers Chamber and Dance required more than the stu- in eight different languages dur- Ensemble and will be perform- dents' love of music and dance. ing the course of a year's com- ing before an audience of 2,700 In addition to the many hours of petition, have taken first prize as part of the Choral Director rehearsals, each student had to at five international competi- Association's annual conference. help raise money. tions, including the Mexico City Charlene Archibeque, chora- The students sold compact International Festival and the lier director and SJSU music discs of the choraliers' music Hague Koorfestival. professor, said the invitation to and sang for money under the The dance ensemble, Mac- perform at the conference came "Rent-A-Carols" program to Donald said, received interna- about as a result of a national raise money for the trip. tional acclaim during their per- competition of 284 choirs. But for the choraliers, who formances in Dublin, Ireland, in Unique to the SJSU perfor- are characterized by Barton as 1991, and in San Jose's sister mance is the combination of committed, dedicated and high- city Okayama, Japan, in 1992. choir and dance. SJSU dance ly disciplined, the extra effort is "I think they are really excit- PHOTO COURTESY OF CHORALIER choreographer and professor part of being in the group. ed to be able to show everyone rs , rnsernble, left to right. Tianne Fries. Cel Galiza, Guillermo Faust, Aimee Lams pose for a group Annette MacDonald said Arch- "The level of professionalism what they've got," Barton said. tir.r )re traveling to Washington D.C. to perform at the John F Kennedy Center's Performing Arts Concert Hall ibeque extended a special invi- within the choraliers is one that "It's kind of like they've worked t of the Choral Director Association's annual conference. tation to the dance ensemble to is really hard to attain," Snyder so hard, now they want to show accompany the choir. said. the experts what they can do."

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"You can just sit back and relax and lis- atmosphere is also really "Every Wednesday, you can play pool ten to the music," Murphy said. "The for free," Kuczynski said. "It's a cool place GRADUATE STUDIES DATABASE bands are great and they have good drink friendly. and the scene is real mellow." I",)( ii01I l01.!,1 I IN, S(.1.4i WICK specials." Toons offers a variety of cover John Moniz The Cactus Club on First Street offers ANI,1:11 1, bands, such as The Gents and Uncle &IR graduate live shows and disc jockey dancing. 4,000 Convent. mho. Ploy Anis \ lour that, 1,1100 Gindu:Ile Si hoots Melvin. 91 On Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and her 3011 Credentialling l't,j4rams Dos Locos is another attraction for SJSU Saturdays, people can listen to local 5011 Prote..ional ()ix:slily:10mm students. "It's small, but you don't have to bands like Chug and Audio Fungus. s, 0,/,,fog send liar catalogs to you! scream over the music," Murphy said. 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"The bartenders take care of you," he and chairs, as well as booths, are avail- Shamamian said the crowd is diverse said. "A lot of very good people come able for sitting. and there is always a fair amount of peo- here. I've worked here for nine years, and at vabb`3S John Moniz, a first year graduate at ple at the pub. "We get a lot of foreign stu- we've had probably only two fights. &NU. likes to go to a variety of nightclubs. dents who come here." Students come here every night of the for $2 "1 like 'loon's because they always have He believes the pub is unique because week." live bands, and I like to play pool," Moniz it serves customers premium beers on For students searching for a place offer- said. "The atmosphere is also really tap. "We serve fresh beer in 16-ounce ing good music, drinks and a relaxing friendly." glasses as opposed to 12-ounce glasses, atmosphere, they will be able to find their Mon-Wed Moniz also enjoys the sporty, Irish pub like other places," Shamamian said. own personal niche in downtown San mailed Katy Bloom's. "I'll go there on a Paddy's, an Irish pub, offers a casual Jose. 31 E. Santa Clara St. 293-1118 Downtown Between 1st and 2nd Street This coupon expires April 18, 1995-- one per coupon per customer UPD From page I 46 atmosphere. The men and women of UPI) We've conducted investigations have strived to keep the peace everywhere. I personally flew to Austin, on campus for 20 years. Prior to Texas to conduct an 1975 the campus was patrolled arson investigation by a private security depart- where we brought the bad guys back in ment of the university. During that year, the security handcuffs. force met the California Com- Bruce Lowe PO spokesman mission on Peace Officer Stand- ards and Training (P.O.S.T.) requirements and they were rec- ognized as official police officers, "We've conducted investiga- said. "But we have a lot of over- said Lt. Bruce Lowe of UPD. tions everywhere," Lowe said. "I time, and that partially makes The department is part of the personally flew to Austin, Texas, up for it." California State University system to conduct an arson investiga- The salary range for a UPD offi- and operates under the direction tion where we brought the bad cer is $2,714 to $3,268 a month. of the university president. guys back in handcuffs." The minimum requirement to Before the budget cuts in Many former UPD officers become a UPD officer is meeting 1991, UPD had 27 officers, Lowe have left the department to the POST. employment stan- said. Now it has 20 officers and work in other police forces. dards, which includes passing a Is trying to fill two positions. Lowe said former UPD officers written and physical test. UPD received 144 applicants now work in cities in the Bay Area UPD officers must also have REAR VIEV. for the two police officer posi- and Southern California. One for- an equivalent of a high school tions. Lowe said 31 applicants mer UPD officer works for the diploma, though education uFILA,I1BUM HJLU H, NU" have been through the police Royal Canadian Mounted Police. beyond high school is desired. "LEI HER Chy"M11Y ", NN, 1,1, NC" academy and many have served Noriega admits UPD has a All officers must possess a CC u 4, 4 ,A,A4 u to In other police departments. high turn-around rate. "Many class C or class 3 California dri- "UPD's primary purpose is officers use UPD as a stepping ver's license, be fingerprinted, the university," Lowe said. " If stone to get on other forces," and not be convicted of state or AO the university wasn't here, we Noriega said. He believes stay- federal crimes in which the pun- wouldn't be." ing with UPD is the best deci- ishment was imprisonment. UPD's primary jurisdiction is sion for him at this time. UPD also looks for officers SJSU and the one mile area sur- But Noriega Is not staying who can work with a diverse Available at RASPUTIN'S rounding the university. But its with UPD for the money. ethnic, cultural and socioeco- police powers extend to any "Right now we're the lowest nomic population, like the pop- place in the state paid in the county," Noriega ulation of SJSU.